Good cause buildings near the Q111 bus in NYC

It’s a tenant-protection filter focused on limiting certain rent increases and non-renewals in covered situations. The page groups eligible buildings for you to compare, but you should still review the specific lease terms shown for the unit you’re considering.

It narrows results to buildings positioned close to the Q111 bus route. Exact walking distances can vary by building and entrance, so verify routes from the building page and plan a couple of real commute checks.

Openigloo shows 330+ buildings matching good-cause eligibility along the Q111 bus corridor (as of 2026-07-07).

No. The filter indicates eligibility category coverage for the building, but the outcome still depends on your unit, lease language, and the building’s implementation. Read the lease carefully and ask the super/management about how renewals and rent changes are handled.

Confirm the renewal process and notice timelines in writing, ask what documents are required at move-in, and verify whether there are any building-specific policies that could affect renewal or turnover.

You’ll typically see a mix of building-page signals (like tenant Q&A) and research-style prompts tied to the building. Use those to create a checklist, then confirm all policy details directly with the management office.

This page is scoped to the good-cause + Q111 bus pair. If you need additional criteria like pet-friendly or luxury, apply those filters on top (when available) and verify any pet fees, breed/weight/count limits, and documentation rules with the building.