Good cause buildings near the Q103 bus in NYC

“Good cause” is a tenant-protection filter. It’s meant to surface buildings where certain renewal and rent-increase conditions are more constrained than in default cases, based on the available data used by Openigloo. You should still confirm how it applies to the specific apartment you’re considering.

It’s a geographic pairing: Openigloo limits results to buildings in the Q103 bus area rather than the entire city. Exact walking distance can vary by building entrance and your route, so verify the route from the building address during your planning.

Yes. This page currently shows 910+ buildings that match the good-cause filter combined with the Q103 bus scope, as of 2026-07-07.

No. The filter helps identify buildings with tenant-protection guardrails, but outcomes still depend on the specific lease, timing, and the facts of your renewal situation. Ask the leasing office for written clarity on renewal terms for your unit and lease dates.

Verify the lease’s renewal terms, any stated rent-change schedule, required documentation, and the process/timing for renewals. Also confirm any building policies that affect move-in (fees, deposit amounts, and utilities responsibilities).

Not always. Always confirm the full monthly cost: rent plus any utilities you’ll pay, deposit requirements, and any other landlord- or broker-related charges for that specific unit.

Openigloo combines building details from available sources with renter feedback and open-data signals when available. Still, you should confirm everything that matters directly with the building or property manager before paying any money.