Good cause buildings near the Q4 bus in NYC

It’s a tenant-protection filter tied to legal and regulatory “good cause” requirements for certain lease renewal and non-renewal circumstances. Building practices can still differ, so ask the leasing office how it applies to your lease type and timeline.

There are 259+ buildings that match the combined “good cause” and Q4 bus criteria as of 2026-07-07.

You can compare building-level signals in one place: Openigloo ratings from rated buildings, tenant Q&A, and supporting open-data context where available—then confirm specifics directly with the building before signing.

It’s a proximity-based match, but walk time and schedule reliability depend on where your apartment is and your exact route. Verify with mapping tools and check service frequency during your normal commute hours.

Yes. Ask how renewals are handled for your unit type, what notice timelines look like, and whether there are any past exceptions or unusual processes. Get answers in writing when possible.

Tenant protections don’t remove up-front costs. Ask about broker fees (if applicable), deposits, move-in charges, and how utilities are billed for the specific unit you’re considering.

Start with your must-haves (building policies, commute fit, and lease terms), then use Openigloo to compare rated buildings and tenant Q&A themes. After that, request current documentation and ask the leasing office unit-specific questions.