Question 1

What does the “good cause” filter mean on this page?

Accepted Answer

It’s a tenant-protection category. It’s designed to surface buildings where the protections relevant to “good cause” apply, which can limit certain rent increases and non-renewals compared with properties without those protections. Always confirm the exact lease and renewal language with the building.

Question 2

What does the “high-st” part of the filter refer to?

Accepted Answer

It’s a filter that narrows results to buildings tied to High St station. Use it to focus your search geographically, then compare building features, availability, and lease terms within that area.

Question 3

How many buildings match these filters right now?

Accepted Answer

201+ buildings match the good cause + high-st filter pair on Openigloo as of 2026-07-07.

Question 4

Does this page guarantee that every unit in a building is under good cause protections?

Accepted Answer

No. Protections can depend on the unit type and the building’s regulatory/lease specifics. Use Openigloo to find candidates, then ask the building or broker to confirm the applicable protections for the specific apartment you’re considering.

Question 5

What should I ask about fees and move-in costs before applying?

Accepted Answer

Ask for the full move-in breakdown: deposit amount, broker fee expectations (if any), monthly utility responsibilities, and any non-refundable application or processing fees. Don’t rely only on the asking rent.

Question 6

Where do Openigloo’s building signals come from?

Accepted Answer

Openigloo combines renter input (reviews) with open-data signals tied to the building. These can help you screen candidates, but they don’t replace questions to the property manager about the current lease terms and any unit-specific conditions.

Question 7

If I see availability now, is it still likely to be available when I apply?

Accepted Answer

Availability can change quickly. Use the advertised availability status as a starting point, then confirm unit timing, pricing, and any contingencies directly with the building before making plans.

Good cause buildings near High St station in NYC

100 Remsen Street

63 Duffield Street

155 Henry Street

57 Hicks Street

138 Montague Street

114 Henry Street

86 Pierrepont Street

62 Henry Street

11 Old Fulton Street

136 Montague Street

10 Montague Terrace

36 Remsen Street

121 Henry St

140 Montague Street

120 Pierrepont Street

33 Remsen Street

175 Adams St

85 Hicks Street

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