Good cause buildings near Eagle Academy for Young Men in NYC

“Good cause” is a tenant protection category tied to limits on certain rent increases and non-renewals. Building coverage can be fact-specific, so you should confirm how it applies to your lease and unit.

The page includes 300+ eligible buildings right now (as of 2026-07-07). Use filters and building details to narrow down to the right fit.

No. Even with tenant protections, lease terms still control items like renewal timing, rent-change mechanics, allowable fees, and rules for utilities, pets, and subletting. Ask for the written terms in advance.

Confirm renewal/non-renewal procedures for your unit, the full fee schedule (broker fee, deposit, any move-in fees), utility responsibilities, and any policy constraints mentioned by current or past tenants in Openigloo Q&A.

They help you prepare, but they are not a substitute. Treat Openigloo info as a starting point, then confirm details directly with management (especially anything that affects your monthly cost and move-in timing).

Availability can change. Use the building page to see whether there are currently advertised apartments, and ask management to confirm the current status and any hold times.

Protections can vary based on the unit and lease situation. The right approach is to confirm your specific lease terms with the building while using Openigloo reviews and Q&A to guide your questions.