Good cause buildings near the SIM30 bus in Staten Island

It indicates the building is categorized under the good-cause tenant protection framework used by Openigloo to help renters compare housing options with additional tenant protections around certain rent increases and non-renewals. You should still confirm the details with the building for your specific lease and renewal timeline.

It’s a proximity filter tied to the SIM30 bus route. Because routes run along specific corridors, you’ll want to check each building’s exact location (and your commute assumptions) on the building page.

This page shows 348+ buildings in Staten Island that match the combined scope of good-cause and SIM30 proximity.

No. The filter helps you find buildings that are categorized for good-cause protections, but your eligibility and how protections apply can depend on the building and your lease circumstances. Ask the management office to explain what will apply to your specific renewal and rent terms.

Confirm the total move-in cost (deposit and fees), utilities responsibility, lease start and renewal terms, any stated rent changes, and building rules (entry, packages, laundry). Tenant Q&A and the building page details can help you prepare questions.

The filters help you narrow which buildings to consider, not the condition or layout of a specific unit. Always verify the unit details with the landlord or broker during the tour or application process.

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