Good cause buildings near 96 St station in NYC

On this page, “good cause” is a tenant-protection category that reflects rules tied to certain rent increase and non-renewal limits. It’s a filter for building sets; you should still verify how it applies to your specific lease and unit with the building directly.

As of 2026-07-07, the page shows 470+ buildings that match the 96 St station-area scope and the good-cause filter.

No. Even with the filter, your lease language, unit type, and how renewals are handled can vary. Use Openigloo to narrow your search, then confirm the renewal process and any allowed adjustments with management before you commit.

Openigloo combines building pages with review-backed context and open-data signals where available. Always treat records and summaries as guidance and confirm the details that matter for your unit (fees, renewal steps, and documentation) directly with the building.

Ask whether the unit is eligible for “good cause” protections as applied to renewals for your situation, what documentation you need, the renewal timeline, and how rent adjustments are handled. Also confirm any move-in fees, utilities responsibilities, and deposit requirements.

Yes. The full monthly cost can include broker fee (if applicable), security deposit due at signing, and utilities. Before applying, calculate the total cost for the lease term—not just the asking rent.

You should not. Filters help you find buildings that fit certain tenant-protection categories, but the lease controls the final terms. Read the renewal and rent-adjustment sections closely and ask questions about anything that is unclear.