What does “good cause” mean on this buildings page?

It’s a tenant-protection category that indicates additional limits on certain rent increases and non-renewals for qualifying situations. Eligibility can be unit- and timing-dependent, so you should confirm coverage for the specific apartment with the building.

How does the “near the Q102 bus” part work?

It scopes the results to buildings in the Q102 corridor area so your commute matches your search. Still, check the exact walking/transit time from the unit to your usual destination.

Are all apartments in these buildings covered by good cause?

Not necessarily. Coverage depends on the apartment’s regulatory and tenancy specifics and when the protections apply. Always ask the leasing office for the unit’s status and how renewals and increases would work.

What should I confirm before applying?

Confirm the apartment’s covered status, the renewal terms they’re offering, notice timelines, and which rent changes (if any) could apply. Also ask about required paperwork and any restrictions that affect your move-in date.

What costs should I expect beyond the monthly asking rent?

Ask about deposit amounts, broker-related charges where applicable, and any recurring fees (utilities, building charges, parking, laundry, or amenities). The full monthly cost can differ even when two units have similar asking rent.

How can Openigloo help me validate what the filter suggests?

Use Openigloo reviews and tenant Q&A to spot patterns on responsiveness, maintenance follow-through, and management practices. Treat them as signals, then confirm the specifics—especially anything related to renewals, fees, and required documentation.

If I care about transit, what else should I check besides the bus route?

Check the building’s exact pickup and drop-off convenience, nearby stops you’ll actually use, and whether you’ll also rely on other lines during off-peak hours or late evenings.

Good cause buildings near the Q102 bus in NYC

This page covers good cause buildings near the Q102 bus in NYC, with 1,156+ eligible buildings right now. Use it to compare where tenant-protection rules may apply when landlords renew or raise rents, while still reviewing each building on its own terms. Openigloo brings building research into one place: check building-level signals, read Openigloo reviews, and use tenant Q&A to ask practical questions before you apply. Pair the “good cause” filter with the Q102-area context so you can narrow faster, then verify details with the leasing office.

Showing 1,063–1,080 of 1,156 good cause buildings near the Q102 bus in NYC.

Good cause buildings near the Q102 bus in NYC

Good cause buildings near the Q102 bus in NYC

29-06 38 Avenue

45-25 40 Street

45-11 40 Street

45-19 39 Place

31-49 36 Street

34-14 34 Street

32-76 42 Street

447 East 65 Street

1441 York Avenue

34-50 42 Street

415 East 75 Street

30-64 34 St

4-21 27 Avenue

41-04 10 Street

1560 York Avenue

413 East 72 Street

408 East 64 Street

32-22 41 Street

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