Good cause buildings near Beach 25 St station in NYC

In this filter, “good cause” refers to a tenant-protection category that limits certain rent increases and non-renewals under specified conditions. Use it as a starting point, then confirm how it applies to the exact unit and lease you’re considering.

As of 2026-07-07, there are 163+ buildings matching the multi-filter scope for Beach 25 St station plus the good cause category.

No. The filter indicates the building is in the tenant-protection category, but outcomes still depend on the lease terms and circumstances. Ask the building for the renewal and notice details that would apply to your situation.

Get the lease renewal language in writing, confirm any planned rent changes and required notices, and ask whether there are any special terms tied to the unit. Also verify move-in costs and which fees are recurring.

Openigloo combines building-level details you can compare side-by-side, plus Openigloo reviews and ratings, and open-data signals surfaced to help you spot patterns. You should still confirm specifics directly with the building.

Yes. Look for recurring issues in reviews about maintenance delays or poor responsiveness, and ask how requests are handled. Also confirm building policies that reviews mention, since category filters don’t cover every operational detail.

Read reviews for the same unit type or similar layouts if available, then focus on recurring themes (repairs, noise, management response). Bring those questions to the showing so you can verify the details with the leasing office.