Good cause buildings near the S96 bus in NYC

“Good cause” is a tenant-protection regulatory category tied to limits on certain rent increases and non-renewals. It’s not identical to every building’s internal policies, so confirm how it applies to the specific unit and lease terms.

There are 270+ buildings currently matching the filter pair on this page.

No. The filter flags buildings in the good-cause category, but your final rent and renewal details depend on the offered lease, paperwork, and building practices. Always review the lease language and ask questions before signing.

Ask about the exact lease terms (including any renewal language), move-in timeline, fees (deposit and any broker fee), and the items renters commonly complain about on the unit: maintenance response, utilities responsibility, and noise/common-area conditions.

Openigloo combines building filters with renter-focused signals like ratings and tenant Q&A. Use those notes to compare patterns across buildings, then verify details (unit-specific terms and fees) directly with the building.

Yes. Beyond rent, plan for security deposit, any broker fee (if applicable), and ongoing monthly costs like utilities. The offer you receive may change your total monthly budget even if the rent looks manageable.

No. Tenant Q&A is useful for spotting trends, but lease terms and responsibilities can vary by unit. Use it as a guide for what to ask, then read the lease and get written answers from the building.