Good cause buildings near the Q36 bus in NYC

“Good cause” is a tenant protection category. It’s intended to limit certain rent increases and non-renewals under defined conditions, but the exact applicability can depend on the building and unit—confirm details with the landlord or management.

No. The filter flags tenant-protection status at the building category level, but lease terms, renewal timing, and unit-specific rules can vary. Verify the renewal language and any required notices for the specific unit.

Openigloo surfaces building-level information and renter feedback to help you compare options. It may also use open-data signals relevant to building research. You should still confirm current policies and fees directly with management.

Ask about the current asking rent and any scheduled increases, the unit’s renewal terms, required documentation, and all move-in costs (application fees, deposit, broker fee rules, and utility responsibilities).

Common ones include application fees and a security deposit, and in some cases broker-related costs. The exact amounts and requirements can vary by building and landlord—confirm before signing.

It’s based on the building’s location relative to the Q36 route. Use maps or transit-time estimates for your exact start and end points, since walking distance and stop choice can affect commute time.

Confirm availability, approval timelines, and lease start dates early. Also ask how renewals and move-out windows work if you’re leaving a current apartment, so you don’t lose your planned move-in window.