Good cause buildings near Bergen St station in NYC

“Good cause” is a tenant-protection regulatory category. On this page, it indicates the building meets the good-cause criteria used for the filter, which aims to limit certain rent increases and non-renewals. Still confirm how it applies to your lease, unit, and timing directly with the landlord or managing agent.

There are 391+ buildings matching this page’s scope as of 2026-07-07. Use the results to narrow by budget, apartment features, and availability.

No. The filter is about regulatory protections at the building level, but the exact rent terms and renewal outcomes depend on the lease, unit, and process. For peace of mind, ask for the written renewal terms and any proposed changes before you sign.

Yes. Apartments for rent can come with broker fees, deposits, and different utility responsibilities. Compare the full monthly cost in the listing/building details and confirm anything unclear with the leasing team.

Use them as a starting point to understand lived experience: maintenance follow-through, common-area conditions, and how the building handles day-to-day issues. Then verify specifics during your tour or in writing, since conditions can change.

Most landlords require some combination of ID, income verification, credit information, and possibly a guarantor depending on the unit and your situation. Check the application requirements on the listing and ask the leasing office what’s needed before you pay any fees.

Yes. Even if a building matches the filter, apartments can be rented, withdrawn, or updated frequently. If you see a unit you like, ask about timing and move-in dates immediately and confirm the current status in the same day.