Good cause buildings near Academy for Software Engineering in NYC

“Good cause” is a tenant protection category. It flags buildings that fall under tenant-protection rules related to limits on certain rent increases and non-renewals, subject to how the building and lease are structured. Always confirm the exact protections and timelines for the specific unit with the managing agent.

No. This page uses the location + “good cause” filters to help you shortlist buildings. Availability can change quickly, so verify unit availability on the building pages and with the landlord.

Openigloo shows building-level reviews and ratings (from renters), plus open-data signals and tenant Q&A. Use that context to compare building operations and lease-related friction points, then confirm unit-specific terms directly.

Ask how the building applies good cause to your lease term, what notice timelines they follow, and whether there are documented procedures for renewals. Request any written policy the managing agent relies on.

No. Tenant protections restrict certain actions, but rent and lease terms can still change. Ask for the rent history they can share for the unit type, what increases may apply at renewal, and how those decisions are handled.

Yes. Even when you’re focused on “good cause,” you should confirm the full monthly and move-in picture: security deposit, application/admin fees, and utilities (plus any broker-related or building fees if applicable).

Tenant Q&A and reviews reflect renters’ experiences, and open-data signals provide supporting context. Conditions can change, so use them to guide questions, then validate current practices with the building before you commit.