Good cause buildings near Myrtle Av station in NYC

“Good cause” is a tenant-protection category tied to limits on certain rent increases and non-renewals. The exact impact can vary by building and situation, so confirm the renewal/increase terms for the specific unit you want.

Openigloo shows 647+ eligible buildings in this scope right now. Use the building filters and signals on each building page to narrow down.

No. The filter signals eligibility for the good-cause protections, but it does not guarantee your specific rent, renewal timeline, or landlord decision for every scenario. Always confirm details with the building and in your proposed lease.

Ask how renewals and rent increases are handled for your unit, what documentation applies, the maintenance process for repairs, and whether there are any planned building changes that could affect living conditions.

They’re a useful starting point, but not the only source. Treat them as patterns to investigate further, then verify key terms (renewal, increases, repairs, fees) directly with the building before you sign.

Yes. Good-cause protections don’t cover everything renters care about, like move-in costs, building maintenance practices, and unit-specific rules. Review the full lease and building policies carefully.

Use the open-data signals on each building page as prompts for due diligence. If something looks unclear, ask follow-up questions during your tour or via tenant Q&A, and request the relevant documentation from the building.