Good cause buildings near John Dewey High School in NYC

It’s a tenant-protection filter category. The goal is to surface buildings where certain rent-increase and non-renewal actions are limited under “good cause” rules, but unit availability and landlord policies can still differ.

Openigloo currently shows 58+ buildings on this John Dewey High School “good cause” page.

No. It narrows the building set based on tenant-protection rules, but it does not promise a specific rent level. Always check the unit’s current asking rent and the lease/renewal language for how increases are handled.

You’ll see renter-focused information such as reviews from rated buildings, plus open-data signals and tenant Q&A. Together, these help you understand day-to-day issues before you sign.

They apply at the building/regulatory category level, but lease terms and how renewals work can still vary by unit. Verify the exact renewal and increase language for the specific apartment you’re considering.

Ask about renewal timelines, how “good cause” protections are described for your unit, any upcoming capital projects that could affect the process, whether utilities are included, and what documentation is required to move forward.

Yes. Filters narrow the search, but you should still confirm unit-level details (move-in date, fees/deposit amounts, utilities, and any building policies) directly with the building or broker.