What does “good cause” mean on Openigloo for these West Village buildings?

“Good cause” is a regulatory filter category. It’s meant to surface buildings where certain protections can apply around renewals and non-renewals. The exact outcome depends on your unit and facts—use Openigloo to shortlist, then ask the building or management for details tied to your lease.

Does “near the B train” guarantee a short commute?

No. The filter helps you find buildings near B-train access, but walking distance, elevators/stairs, and transfer options can change your real commute. Verify routes and timing for your preferred stations before applying.

How many buildings match this filter pair in the West Village?

510+ buildings match the B-train + good-cause scope on this page as of 2026-07-07.

What should I verify before applying to any building shown here?

Confirm unit availability, lease start flexibility, and the renewal/non-renewal process the management follows. Also ask about move-in timing, documentation required for approval, and how fees and deposits are handled for your specific application.

Are these “good cause” protections income-restricted or subsidized housing?

No. This page is about regulatory tenant protections reflected by the “good cause” filter, not income-restricted, subsidized, NYCHA, HPD, Section 8, or a housing-lottery / affordable-housing program.

Do renter Q&A and ratings cover everything I need to know?

They help you spot patterns (like communication, maintenance responsiveness, or common application questions), but they don’t replace what you need to confirm with the building. Use the building directly for unit-specific details and any required paperwork.

Why might two buildings both show “good cause” but feel different in practice?

Because good-cause status is a category filter, while application outcomes and renewal/non-renewal processes can still depend on the unit, lease terms, and management procedures. Always ask targeted questions and request the relevant policy or timeline for your situation.

Good cause buildings near the B train in West Village

The West Village is a Manhattan neighborhood where many renters look for nearby subway access while comparing building-level policies and day-to-day management. On Openigloo, you can filter West Village buildings around the B train and focus on “good cause” protections when you’re planning your applications. West Village building performance is summarized by an average building rating of 3.7/5 across 132 rated buildings. (building-level trends; individual units can differ)

This page covers buildings in the West Village that match two filters—B-train proximity and “good cause.” You’re starting from 510+ eligible buildings you can compare for available apartments for rent, building features, and renter-reported context. Openigloo helps you narrow down faster: review and rated building signals, plus building-level notes gathered from renters’ questions and answers. Use the details to confirm how the rules may apply in your situation before you sign or send a deposit.

Showing 19–36 of 510 good cause buildings near the B train in West Village.

Good cause buildings near the B train in West Village

Good cause buildings near the B train in West Village

69 1/2 Morton Street

18 Gay Street

213 West 13 Street

351 Avenue Of The Americas

70 Carmine Street

84 Christopher Street

38 Grove Street

18 Christopher Street

177 Waverly Place

115 Perry Street

29 Perry Street

301 Avenue Of The Americas

399 Bleecker Street

93 Rear Perry Street

16 Jane Street

16 Barrow Street

379 Bleecker Street

388 Bleecker Street

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