Question 1

What does “good cause” mean on this buildings page?

Accepted Answer

On Openigloo, “good-cause” is a tenant-protection regulatory category. It’s intended to reflect rules around certain rent increase patterns and limits on non-renewals, but you should still confirm the exact lease and notice language for your unit.

Question 2

How is the “near the Q6 bus” filter applied?

Accepted Answer

This page scopes to buildings within the Q6 corridor area used by Openigloo’s map-based browsing, so you can prioritize transit access. The closest option for your schedule can still vary by block, so double-check the route timing you’ll use most.

Question 3

Does a “good cause” building guarantee that my rent won’t change?

Accepted Answer

No. Good-cause protections relate to specific limits and eligibility for certain changes and non-renewals. Your unit’s rent history and your lease’s renewal terms still determine what can happen, so confirm the details with management.

Question 4

What should I verify before applying or signing?

Accepted Answer

Ask for: permitted rent increases and how they’re documented, renewal/notice procedures for your lease term, all move-in costs (including any fees beyond the security deposit), and any restrictions that affect your move date.

Question 5

Are these tenant protections tied to income-restricted housing or subsidies?

Accepted Answer

No. This filter is not income-restricted housing, not subsidized housing, not NYCHA, not HPD, and not a Section 8 or housing-lottery program. “Good cause” is about tenant protection rules, not eligibility-based rent programs.

Question 6

How does Openigloo help me compare buildings beyond the filter?

Accepted Answer

You can use building-level pages to scan renter Q&A, review signals, and open-data indicators. Treat those as starting points, then confirm unit-specific terms and current policies directly with the building.

Question 7

Do open-data or review signals reflect the building’s current conditions?

Accepted Answer

They can lag real-world changes. Use Openigloo signals to shortlist, then verify condition and policies during a tour and in writing with management—especially for anything time-sensitive like fees, rules, or how notices are served.

Good cause buildings near the Q6 bus in NYC

109-29 Sutphin Boulevard

89-19 170 Street

118-42 153 Street

95-36 150 Street

89-38 164 Street

122-67 134 Street

137-45 170 Street

89-29 163 Street

89-07 169 Street

90-27 149 Street

88-35 164 Street

90-05 153 Street

176-20 South Conduit Avenue

90-38 170 Street

147-38 97 Avenue

89-20 161 Street

138-42 90 Avenue

89-21 169 Street

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