Good cause buildings near the Q22 bus in NYC

“Good cause” is a tenant-protection category. It’s designed to surface buildings associated with protections around certain lease renewals and non-renewals, but the exact terms still depend on your lease and situation—confirm details with the building or landlord.

This page focuses on buildings near the Q22 bus route. Use it to match your commuting area, then verify your exact stop and walking time from the building before committing to an application.

Not necessarily. This page is about buildings in scope. You still need to check unit-level availability on Openigloo (and the building’s deadlines) for the specific apartment you want.

Yes. Even when a building fits a protection filter, your move-in and monthly total can still include items like deposits, broker fees (if applicable), and utility arrangements. Confirm the full cost structure before you sign.

No. The filter helps you narrow options, but you should still review your lease provisions carefully, including renewal language, fee schedules, and any conditions that could affect your stay.

Openigloo combines renter-relevant building details and review data. For anything procedural (fees, documentation, renewal handling, timelines), verify directly with the building because practices can vary unit to unit and over time.

They can vary based on lease specifics and circumstances. Use the page to find the right building pool, then confirm how the “good cause” protections would apply to your exact lease renewal scenario.