Good cause buildings near the BX13 bus in NYC

“Good cause” is a tenant protection filter category focused on rules that limit certain rent increases and non-renewals. It’s meant to help renters identify buildings with stronger renewal-related protections, but you should confirm how they apply to your specific lease situation with the building.

The page targets buildings located around the BX13 bus route area. Use the building’s map and address details on the listing page to confirm the walk time and whether the stop is the one you’ll actually use daily.

Openigloo brings together renter-first signals (like Openigloo ratings from rated buildings), open-data indicators, and building notes so you can compare options and ask better questions before signing a lease.

Not automatically. “Good cause” focuses on certain protections around increases and non-renewals, but the actual asking rent, how increases are handled, and what’s in your lease still vary by unit and agreement—verify the terms before you apply.

Yes. Always ask for the full move-in picture: any broker/processing fees, deposit amounts, insurance requirements, and utility responsibilities. The best way to avoid surprises is to confirm totals with the building or management office.

No. Availability and approvals depend on unit mix, income/eligibility criteria set by the building, and internal processes. Use the building page details and reach out early to confirm availability for your target move-in date.

Use the building page to gather context, then ask the property management directly about how “good cause” protections would apply to your lease renewal and any situation that could affect it. Keep your questions in writing so you have a clear record.