Good cause buildings near the SIM10 bus in NYC

It’s a tenant-protection filter that groups buildings based on protections related to certain rent increases and non-renewal practices. It’s not a promise that every unit will have the same outcome—confirm the details with the building and your lease before moving in.

Openigloo currently shows 1,083+ buildings that fit the SIM10 bus proximity filter and the good cause tenant-protection filter.

No. “Good cause” is not the same as rent-stabilized, and this page is not an income-restricted, subsidized, NYCHA, HPD, or Section 8 / housing-lottery program. Always confirm your building’s regulatory status separately.

Ask for the renewal process, how rent changes are handled, any documentation the building will provide, and whether there are unit-level conditions. Then compare the full monthly cost: broker fee (if applicable), deposit, utilities, and any recurring building fees.

Openigloo surfaces signals from rated buildings plus renter-written reviews and tenant Q&A to help you spot patterns (like responsiveness, maintenance, and move-in experience). Use these to ask targeted questions, not to replace a direct conversation with the building.

Not automatically. “Near” depends on the building’s proximity to the SIM10 route, but your exact commute time still depends on your walk, traffic, and where you’re going. Confirm the route and timing for your specific destination.

Yes. Building policies can vary by unit and applicant profile (income requirements, document requirements, guarantors, and move-in conditions). Even with good cause protections, you should request the building’s application and screening requirements in writing.