Good cause buildings near the SIM15 bus in NYC

“Good cause” is a tenant-protection filter focused on how certain rent-increase paths and non-renewal situations are handled. Exact outcomes depend on the building and lease details, so confirm specifics with the landlord or managing agent.

It narrows the results to buildings in a commute-relevant area around the SIM15 bus route. You should still confirm stop access from the building address and test your route timing for your day-to-day schedule.

There are 916+ buildings in NYC that match both “good cause” and the SIM15-bus scope on Openigloo as of 2026-07-07.

No. It flags a regulatory/tenant-protection category, but your actual renewal and rent history depend on the unit, lease terms, and the building’s case-by-case process. Always verify the terms for the specific apartment.

Confirm unit/lease type eligibility, renewal expectations for your specific term, any required documentation, and the move-in timeline. If the building offers multiple lease structures, ask which one applies to the apartment you want.

Yes. Even with protections, tenants still pay the full monthly and move-in picture. Ask the building about deposits and any fees that apply to the unit, plus how utilities are handled.

Openigloo’s renter-reported content and tenant Q&A can highlight practical experiences (like responsiveness and process clarity). Use it alongside direct questions to the building, especially for lease terms tied to good-cause categories.