Good cause buildings near 86 St station in NYC

On this page, “good cause” is a tenant-protection regulatory category. It’s designed to help you focus on buildings that fall under good-cause rules for certain renewal and rent-increase situations. Still, confirm the exact lease protections and timelines with the landlord or managing agent.

The snapshot count for this scope is 476+ buildings.

No. The filter helps with regulatory category matching, but the actual lease language, renewal timing, and any unit-specific terms can still vary. Ask the building or broker for the renewal/adjustment terms and get them in writing.

Openigloo combines tenant and community signals (including what rated buildings are saying) with building-level information available through open-data sources. Use it as a starting point, then confirm details directly with the building.

Confirm renewal and rent-adjustment mechanics, application requirements and fees, whether utilities are included, and any rules on move-in/out scheduling. Also verify in writing any restrictions that affect your household (income verification steps, documentation, and maintenance responsibilities).

Yes. Even if you’re focused on tenant protections, the full monthly cost can include broker fees (if applicable), deposits, and utilities depending on the unit. Check the full fee and utility structure before you commit.

Use them to spot patterns on management responsiveness and how issues are handled. Then ask the building specific follow-up questions on anything that could affect your lease experience, and confirm answers in writing when possible.