Good cause buildings near FRANK McCOURT HIGH SCHOOL in NYC

“Good cause” is a regulatory category related to limits on certain rent increases and non-renewals. Openigloo groups buildings by this category so you can start with protections that are more tenant-oriented than market-standard terms.

As of 2026-07-07, this page shows 745+ buildings that match the combined filters.

No. “Good cause” and “rent-stabilized” are different regulatory categories. This page is specifically for the good cause filter, so confirm the exact status for each building when you contact management.

Ask how renewals and rent changes would be handled for your unit, what notice they require, and what documentation they provide. Also confirm approval steps, move-in timing, and any building-specific rules that apply to your unit.

Yes. Even with good cause protections, you’ll want the full monthly cost picture, including deposits, any required fees, and which utilities are your responsibility.

Openigloo surfaces review signals, open-data information, and tenant Q&A to help you compare what to expect. Treat these as starting points, then confirm the details directly with the building.

Look for specifics in tenant Q&A (for example, response to maintenance requests, renewal experiences, and communication). Then ask management targeted questions based on what you’re seeing to reduce surprises.