Question 1

What does “good cause” mean for these buildings?

Accepted Answer

It’s a tenant protection category that limits certain non-renewals and rent-increase conditions compared with standard leases. The exact application can still depend on unit details and how the lease is written, so confirm the terms for your specific apartment.

Question 2

How does the Q66 bus filter work on Openigloo?

Accepted Answer

It narrows buildings to those near the Q66 bus route so you can prioritize commute-focused neighborhoods. Still, check the exact walking time from the building to the closest stop for your preferred direction.

Question 3

Are these “good cause” buildings income-restricted or subsidized?

Accepted Answer

No. This filter is about tenant protections, not income-restricted housing, and it’s not a subsidized program. It is also not NYCHA, HPD, Section 8, and not a housing-lottery/affordable-housing program.

Question 4

What should I ask the super or managing agent before applying?

Accepted Answer

Ask for the current lease/renewal language in writing, what notice they use, the schedule for any rent changes, and how they handle unit-specific exceptions (for example, differences between studios vs. larger layouts).

Question 5

If a building matches “good cause,” is that a guarantee my renewal will happen the way I expect?

Accepted Answer

No. The filter is about the category of tenant protections, but renewal outcomes can depend on unit type, lease language, and eligibility factors. Treat it as a helpful screen, then verify the specific terms for your unit.

Question 6

How can I use Openigloo reviews and tenant Q&A for this search?

Accepted Answer

Look at what renters mention about management responsiveness, lease/renewal experiences, and practical issues like move-in timelines and communication. Then cross-check with the building’s posted terms and your own documentation before signing.

Question 7

Do the building details on Openigloo include everything I need to sign a lease?

Accepted Answer

They can help you compare, but you should still confirm requirements directly with the building (pricing, fees, deposits, renewal rules, and any conditions for application/approval). Policies can change between listings and lease dates.

Good cause buildings near the Q66 bus in NYC

35-20 108 Street

134-37 Maple Avenue

30-69 34 Street

34-45 Leavitt Street

28-16 47 Street

107-15 Northern Boulevard

35-20 94 Street

35-16 31 Avenue

12-21 30 Avenue

28-33 37 Street

39-09 112 Street

111-13 38 Avenue

100-12 37 Avenue

45-10 111 Street

41-33 48 Street

39-08 112 Street

31-80 38 Street

40-14 10 Street

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