Good cause buildings near MSCI in NYC

It’s a tenant-protection filter focused on limits around certain rent increases and non-renewals. Eligibility can depend on how the building and unit are covered, so you should confirm the specifics with the management team for the apartment you’re considering.

It’s the page’s location targeting for buildings in the NYC area around MSCI, so your results are meant to be commute-relevant. Use the map and address-level details on each building to judge the exact travel time for your schedule.

There are 121+ buildings in this scope that match the good-cause filter plus the MSCI-near location targeting.

No. It flags buildings that match the tenant-protection category, but real-world outcomes depend on the lease, unit coverage, and the facts of each renewal or proposed change. Always confirm the current process and how it applies to your unit.

Confirm the unit’s coverage and what’s protected for renewals, review the rent schedule and renewal language, ask about timelines and required notice, and get clarity in writing on fees, deposits, and utilities.

Good cause relates to tenant protections, not move-in costs. You should still confirm the full move-in and monthly breakdown: deposits, any broker/agency fees, utilities, parking fees, and any administrative charges.

Openigloo combines building search with tenant-first reviews and Q&A, plus open-data signals that can help you spot patterns. Treat these as decision support, not a substitute for asking the building directly about current policies and the exact apartment terms.