What does “good cause” mean in these building results?

On Openigloo, “good cause” is a tenant protection category used for buildings where certain rent-increase and non-renewal actions are more constrained. Always ask the building how it applies to your renewal situation and what documentation they require.

How close do these buildings need to be to the E train?

This page filters for buildings near the E train within Midtown. Because the exact walking route and entrance locations can affect your commute, confirm walking time from the building to your usual E-train stop.

Do these filters guarantee how the building will treat tenants?

No. The “good cause” category reflects eligibility rules, not day-to-day management. Use Openigloo building signals plus tenant Q&A, and ask direct questions about renewal process, maintenance timelines, and any fees.

Are there any lease or renewal questions I should ask before applying?

Yes. Ask how renewals work under the building’s current approach, what notice timelines they follow, whether rent changes are handled within the “good cause” constraints, and how they document the process.

What should I check about fees and the full monthly cost?

Look beyond asking rent. Ask for the security deposit amount, expected broker fees (if any), utilities responsibility, and any recurring building charges so your budget matches the full monthly cost.

Where do the building signals and tenant Q&A come from?

Openigloo uses building-level signals and renter-first content to help you compare buildings. Still, treat any open-data indicators as starting points and confirm policies directly with management for your specific unit.

Which neighborhoods are trending right now in this scope?

East Village with 11,857+ buildings; Hell’s Kitchen with 6,943+ buildings; Yorkville with 9,328+ buildings; Lenox Hill with 8,357+ buildings; Kips Bay with 4,472+ buildings.

Good cause buildings near the E train in Midtown

Midtown in Manhattan is where you’ll often trade off convenience for variability across buildings. This page targets Midtown buildings that are near the E train and meet the “good cause” filter criteria, so you can focus your search around a specific commute line and tenant protection category. For Midtown, rated buildings average 3.8/5 across 43 rated buildings (building-level trends; individual units can differ)

Good cause buildings near the E train in Midtown: filter results show 86+ eligible buildings across the area. If you’re focused on tenant protection rules that limit certain rent increases and non-renewals, this is the place to start your building-by-building comparison. Openigloo helps you narrow down by pairing location with “good cause” eligibility and E-train proximity, then layering in building-level signals and renter-first context. Use building details, rated-building insights, and tenant Q&A to confirm what matters for your lease before you apply.

Showing 55–72 of 86 good cause buildings near the E train in Midtown.

Good cause buildings near the E train in Midtown

Good cause buildings near the E train in Midtown

65 W 55 St

135 East 54 Street

43-22 West 58 Street

853 7 Avenue

152 W 49 St

123 East 54 Street

134 West 58 Street

854 8 Ave

140 West 55 Street

830 8 Avenue

145 West 58 Street

200 West 58 Street

23 West 56 Street

236 West 52 Street

69 West 55 Street

37 West 54 Street

42 West 56 Street

255 West 55 Street

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