Good cause buildings near the BX38 bus in NYC

It means Openigloo is filtering for the “good cause” tenant-protection category—rules that limit certain rent-increase and non-renewal scenarios. Still, you should confirm how it applies to the specific unit and lease when you contact the building.

This page combines the BX38 bus filter with the good-cause category, so the eligible buildings are selected based on proximity to that transit line as used in Openigloo’s building-location filters. Check the map on the building page to confirm the exact stop(s) you’d use.

The building-level category is meant to reflect tenant protections, but application details depend on the unit and the lease situation. Ask the leasing office to confirm how the rules apply to the specific apartment you’re considering.

Confirm renewal and rent-change details for the lease term you’re offered, plus any conditions tied to the apartment (e.g., improvements, temporary moves). Also ask about move-in fees, deposits, and whether utilities are separate.

Start with the building page for this filter to review rated-building information and the availability shown on Openigloo. Then use tenant Q&A and your own questions to fill in anything missing before you apply.

Openigloo flags and records building-level signals, but real-world conditions can change. Treat any issues you see as a prompt to ask management directly about current status, timelines, and documentation.

Use Openigloo filters to broaden or narrow transit proximity and the good-cause category. If you’re flexible on commute routes, you may find more options by adjusting the transit filter before you compare buildings.