Good cause buildings near the B44 bus in NYC

“Good cause” is a regulatory tenant-protection category tied to limits on certain rent increases and non-renewal actions. Use it as a screening filter, but still read the lease carefully and confirm the building’s practices.

This page currently shows 6,103+ buildings, with apartments for rent you can explore and compare.

They’re not the same. They’re different regulatory categories. Some buildings can qualify under more than one framework, so it’s worth checking the building’s filter tags and the unit’s lease terms.

Confirm renewal expectations and how the building documents decisions, then verify the unit’s specifics: utilities included vs. separate, maintenance response process, and any fees due at move-in.

Yes. Because this page is near the B44 bus corridor, ask about street-facing exposure, window insulation, and typical noise at different times so you can estimate how it will feel day-to-day.

Openigloo compiles building-level signals (like tenant Q&A and review information) and may include open-data indicators where available. Treat it as a starting point and confirm details directly with the building for the specific unit.

No. The filter helps narrow building eligibility categories, but approval still depends on the landlord’s underwriting. Ask what documents they require and how they review income, employment, and references.