Good cause buildings near the BXM10 bus in NYC

“Good cause” is a tenant protection category. It flags buildings where there are limits on certain rent increases and non-renewals, compared with buildings that don’t have these protections. Always confirm the specific protections and lease details with the building.

Openigloo matches buildings based on proximity to the BXM10 route. Walking distance and commute time can vary by your exact stop, so it’s worth checking your commute plan once you shortlist buildings.

Good cause protections relate to renewal and certain rent-increase rules, not the upfront move-in costs. Before signing, still budget for the full monthly and upfront costs (broker fee if applicable, deposit, and typical utilities) for the specific unit.

This page is about building eligibility under your filters. Availability changes by unit and timing, so check the current apartment(s) advertised for each building before planning a move.

Use it as a starting point. Reviews, open-data signals, and tenant Q&A help you spot patterns, but policies and paperwork requirements can change. Ask the building directly about the lease terms, fees, and any restrictions that affect you.

Ask how renewals are handled in practice, what documentation is required, and whether there are any building-specific processes that could affect timing. Request clarity on how the lease you’re offered aligns with the good-cause rules for that building.

Openigloo shows renter-first signals like reviews and tenant Q&A tied to each building. Use them to compare maintenance, responsiveness, and day-to-day issues, then verify any key details with management.