Good cause buildings near the M98 bus in NYC

“Good cause” is a tenant-protection category applied at the building level. It indicates certain rules around specified rent increases and non-renewal practices. Exact outcomes depend on the situation described in your lease and the building’s process, so you should review the renewal terms and ask management for the specific scenario.

It narrows the building set to those located close to the M98 bus route. Commute time still depends on the specific stop, how you walk, and traffic, so confirm the route and walking distance from each building you’re considering.

This page is scoped by the two filters (good cause + M98-bus proximity), not availability. When you open a specific building, check its current advertised availability on Openigloo.

Ask what renewal protections apply to your exact situation, how they document increases, and what notices you should expect. Also ask for the current renewal offer process and whether any building-specific fees or add-ons change at renewal.

No. Openigloo can help you compare buildings and spot patterns, but the lease is what governs your rights and obligations. Before you sign, read the renewal and rent terms line by line and confirm unclear points with management.

Even with the same filter set, your monthly total can differ. Confirm the broker fee, deposit requirements, and any recurring building charges or utility-related costs so you can compare apples to apples.

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