What does “good cause” mean in this building filter?

On Openigloo, “good cause” is a tenant-protection category. It’s meant to surface buildings where certain rent increase and non-renewal protections are part of the regulatory/lease context. Always confirm the exact lease language and what applies to the unit you’re considering.

Does “5-train” mean I’m restricted to one specific station?

No. It’s a commute filter, so you should still verify the walking time and which 5 train stop you’ll realistically use. Pick the station based on your daily routine, not the map thumbnail.

Are these buildings guaranteeing tenant protections for every situation?

No filter can replace reading the lease and confirming details with management. Even within a “good cause” category, the practical application can depend on the unit and lease terms—ask targeted questions about renewal and increase/non-renewal scenarios.

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

Openigloo combines building pages with tenant Q&A and open-data signals where available. Treat them as a starting point: the best next step is asking the building directly about current policies, maintenance timelines, and any recent changes.

What should I ask before signing a lease in a “good cause” building?

Ask about renewal timing, how rent increases are communicated, what documents they require, and what triggers any non-renewal scenario. Also ask about the unit condition history (repairs, inspections) and the process if something breaks soon after move-in.

Are there alternative commute options if I miss the 5 train match?

Yes. If the exact “near the 5 train” match is tight for your route, consider broadening to nearby subway options on Openigloo to avoid longer commutes or inconvenient transfers.

Which neighborhoods are trending in this scope right now?

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 5 train in Murray Hill

Murray Hill is a dense Manhattan neighborhood where many renters focus on practical access to transit and everyday needs. On Openigloo, you can filter buildings by commute and tenant-protection categories like “good cause,” then compare building pages side by side when you’re shopping for apartments. In Murray Hill, rated buildings have an average rating of 3.9/5 across 78 rated buildings (building-level trends; individual units can differ)

Good cause buildings near the 5 train in Murray Hill, with 138+ eligible buildings right now. This page is for renters who want tenant-protection protections tied to “good cause,” plus a 5-train commute match. Openigloo helps you compare buildings using live availability, tenant Q&A signals, and building-level details pulled from open records where available. Use the pages here to sanity-check lease terms, ask about renewals, and confirm the practical costs beyond the asking rent.

Showing 55–72 of 138 good cause buildings near the 5 train in Murray Hill.

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Good cause

165 East 35 Street

3.7(14)

Murray Hill

Good cause buildings near the 5 train in Murray Hill

Good cause buildings near the 5 train in Murray Hill

165 East 35 Street

115 East 34 Street

138 East 38 Street

222 E 39 St

137 East 38 Street

41 Park Avenue

301 East 38 Street

145 East 35 Street

237 East 34 Street

210 East 38 Street

108 East 38 Street

40 Park Avenue

114 East 40 Street

20 Park Avenue

592 3 Avenue

215 Madison Avenue

236 East 36 Street

218 East 36 Street

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