Good cause buildings near Avenue I station in NYC

It’s a tenant-protection filter. Buildings shown here fall under the good cause category, which limits certain rent increases and non-renewals for covered tenancies. The exact way it applies can vary by unit and lease terms, so confirm the details with the management office.

Openigloo currently shows 65+ buildings that match this avenue-i + good-cause multi-filter pair.

No. The filter helps narrow to buildings within the good cause category, but your lease terms, unit status, and other conditions still determine what protections and timing apply. Ask the building to walk through renewal and increase terms for your exact unit.

Ask how renewal works for the specific lease type you’re signing, what notice timelines apply, how rent increases are handled, and how maintenance requests are tracked. You can also reference any concerns you saw in tenant Q&A and ask whether they’ve changed.

Openigloo combines renter-reported signals (rated buildings and tenant Q&A on each building page) with open-data signals where available. Use it as a screening layer, then confirm key details directly with the building.

You should verify those directly. The good cause filter relates to tenant protections, not to whether pets are allowed, what fees apply, or how utilities are billed. Policies can also change, so confirm in writing.

Yes. Review the full cost and moving conditions (security deposit, broker fee if applicable, any required move-in fees, and utility responsibilities). Also confirm the unit’s availability and any restrictions tied to the building or floor.