Good cause buildings near the M31 bus in Manhattan

“Good cause” refers to tenant-protection rules that limit certain rent increases and non-renewals under specific circumstances. It’s a filter signal for how the building may be treated, but the exact outcome depends on your lease and the situation.

The page uses the M31 corridor to group buildings by location. It’s intended to help you narrow to areas with bus access; you should still confirm walking time from the building to your typical stop.

No. The page filters for building-level eligibility signals, but unit-specific lease terms and timelines can change how protections apply. Confirm directly with the building or managing agent for the exact unit and lease start date.

Ask how renewals are handled for your unit, what rent adjustments you should expect at renewal, and what documentation the building requires. Also confirm the lease term, any fees, and the expected move-in timeline.

No. Openigloo is a comparison tool that adds review context, open-data signals, and tenant Q&A. You should still verify protections, costs, and procedures directly with the building before committing.

Verify security deposit and first month, whether any broker fee applies, utility responsibilities, and any one-time fees (like move-in or building processing fees). The full monthly cost can differ even when asking rents look similar.

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