What does “good-cause” mean for these Kew Gardens buildings?

Good-cause is a tenant-protection regulatory category. It can limit certain rent increases and non-renewal practices compared with buildings not covered by the category, but you should still review the specific lease offer and ask management for the unit’s details.

How does this page narrow to “near the QM68 bus” in Kew Gardens?

The scope is Kew Gardens in Queens, plus a location filter centered on the QM68 bus corridor. Use the building details and map views to sanity-check the walking route and how it fits your schedule.

Are these good-cause buildings the same as rent-stabilized units?

Not automatically. “Good-cause” is its own regulatory category. Some buildings can overlap categories, but you should confirm the unit’s regulatory status and what protections apply in your lease.

What Openigloo data should I look at first on a good-cause building page?

Start with the rated-building signals and the renter question-and-answer content tied to each building. Then verify anything important to your decision (renewal expectations, fee schedules, move-in requirements) directly with the building.

Do building ratings here reflect the current unit conditions?

They reflect signals from rated buildings, but conditions can change. Treat ratings and Q&A as guidance, then confirm current maintenance standards, policy details, and any restrictions with management before committing.

Do I need to do anything differently when renting under a good-cause category?

Yes. Focus your questions on how the building plans renewals and rent changes for your specific unit and lease term. Also confirm the full monthly cost and move-in requirements beyond the advertised rent.

Which neighborhoods are trending in this scope?

Hunters Point with 2,110+ buildings; Ridgewood with 3,826+ buildings; Sunnyside with 1,960+ buildings; Ditmars-Steinway with 2,222+ buildings; Forest Hills with 1,363+ buildings.

Good cause buildings near the QM68 bus in Kew Gardens

Kew Gardens is a Queens neighborhood with 3.0/5 average building rating across 17 rated buildings, which can help you benchmark where properties in the area stand based on Openigloo signals. When you’re comparing buildings near the QM68 bus, use the rated-building score as one input, then cross-check what matters for your lease decision (commute fit, fee details, and renewal expectations tied to your regulatory category). (building-level trends; individual units can differ)

Find good-cause buildings near the QM68 bus in Kew Gardens, Queens. This page covers 70+ eligible buildings so you can narrow by building type, current availability, and what renters are flagging right now. Openigloo helps you compare buildings using rated-building signals, plus renter questions and answers you can read before tours. Use this to confirm how the building handles renewals and rent-increase limits tied to the good-cause category, then verify details directly with management.

Showing 37–54 of 70 good cause buildings near the QM68 bus in Kew Gardens.

Good cause buildings near the QM68 bus in Kew Gardens

Good cause buildings near the QM68 bus in Kew Gardens

84-37 125 Street

118-37 Metropolitan Avenue

116-16 Audley Street

124-11 Jamaica Avenue

83-01 Kew Gardens Road

87-4 136 Street

83-55 Austin Street

80-57 Lefferts Boulevard

127-18 Kew Gardens Road

118-41 Metropolitan Avenue

119-20 Union Tpke

123-60 83 Avenue

84-50 Austin Street

83-43 118 Street

83-57 118 St

84-09 Talbot Street

83-46 118 Street

83-33 118 Street

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