Good cause buildings near Beach 105 St station in NYC

It’s a tenant-protection category for certain rent-regulation situations, focused on limiting some rent increases and non-renewals under specific circumstances. The exact applicability can vary by building and unit—confirm with the landlord or managing agent.

There are 49+ matching buildings shown on this page as of 2026-07-07.

No. It’s a category that indicates protections tied to the regulatory framework, but the final lease terms still depend on the unit, the offer, and the building’s process. Always review the proposed lease and renewal language.

Ask how renewals are handled, what notices are required, whether rent changes are consistent with the protections for that unit, and what documentation they expect. Also confirm the practical timeline for renewal decisions.

They help you understand patterns, but they are not legal advice. Use reviews and tenant Q&A to ask better questions, then request the building’s written policies and the exact lease terms for the unit you want.

Yes. Openigloo’s signals can reflect past records, while real-world conditions can change. Treat them as starting points and confirm details directly with the building.

Compare the actual unit terms (lease length, renewal language, and any stated rent-change expectations), together with practical factors like maintenance responsiveness and move-in costs. If you see missing details, ask for them before committing.