Good cause buildings near Newmark Group in NYC

“Good cause” is a tenant protection category in the filter. It indicates the building/unit should be reviewed under good-cause rules for certain renewals and increases, but it still matters to confirm how it applies to the specific unit and lease terms you’re being offered.

This page shows 268+ buildings that match the Good Cause filter and the Newmark Group company filter (as of 2026-07-07).

No. “Good cause” is its own tenant protection category. It may overlap with other regulation contexts for some buildings, but you should verify the exact regulatory status and protections that apply to your specific unit.

Ask for the unit’s renewal and increase expectations, how decisions are documented, the process for non-renewals or changes to services, and whether there are any unit-specific restrictions or exceptions that could affect your plan.

Yes. Even when a building is categorized under a tenant protection filter, the total monthly cost and move-in obligations can still include broker-related charges, deposits, and utilities. Confirm the full cost before you commit to a lease.

Openigloo is designed to help you compare buildings using review data and practical renter signals, but the building/management still controls the lease details. Always confirm key terms directly with the leasing office.

Filters reflect what’s available in Openigloo data at the time of viewing, and building circumstances can change. If you’re comparing multiple buildings, re-check the page close to your application date and confirm protections in writing with the leasing team.