Good cause buildings near Queens High School for the Sciences at York College in NYC

“Good cause” is a tenant-protection filter. Buildings shown here meet the criteria associated with that regulatory category, but the exact impact depends on your lease and the building’s renewal and increase practices—confirm details with the management office for the specific unit.

As of 2026-07-07, this page includes 111+ buildings that match the good cause filter and the school area scope.

No. The filter helps identify buildings under the tenant-protection category, but rent amounts, renewal timelines, and required documentation can still differ by unit and by management. Always ask for the specific lease terms you would be signing.

Openigloo aggregates renter-submitted reviews and building Q&A so you can spot recurring themes (like maintenance response or management practices). Use it as a shortlist, then validate open questions with the building.

Ask about renewal process timing, how rent adjustments are communicated, whether there are any fees for move-in steps, and what documentation is required. If you have accessibility needs, ask how the building supports them in practice.

Usually yes. Even when a building matches the good cause filter, you should budget for the full monthly and upfront picture (broker fees, deposit, and any required charges) and verify any building-specific policies tied to move-in or lease administration.

Treat tenant reports as a signal, not the final word. Ask the building to address the specific concern and request clarification or documentation. When possible, base your decision on what’s written in the lease and what you can confirm in writing.