Good cause buildings near the B74 bus in NYC

“Good cause” is a tenant-protection filter tied to rules that limit certain rent increases and non-renewals. It’s meant to surface buildings where those protections apply, but you should still verify the details for your unit and lease with the landlord or managing agent.

This page currently shows 188+ buildings that match the B74 + good-cause filter pair.

No. The filter narrows the scope, but actual day-to-day conditions depend on the building and the specific management team. Use Openigloo renter context and tenant Q&A, then ask targeted questions before applying.

Ask how renewals are handled for your unit, what rent adjustments have historically looked like, how repairs are requested and tracked, and who the point of contact is for maintenance emergencies. Get answers in writing when possible.

They help you shortlist, but they are not a substitute for direct confirmation. Always verify fees, rules, and unit-specific details (including move-in requirements) with the building before you commit.

Use it to narrow by area, then confirm from the exact address. Walk time to a stop, service patterns, and transfers can change your total commute even within the same corridor.

Yes. Even when “good cause” affects certain renewal/non-renewal and rent-change rules, you still need the full monthly cost picture and move-in costs (deposits, application charges, and any broker-related or other required fees) before comparing offers.