What are good cause and rent-stabilized buildings?

Good cause buildings provide protections against excessive rent increases and non-renewal of leases. Rent-stabilized apartments have additional regulations that limit how much rent can be increased.

Are there any fees I should be aware of?

Yes, be sure to confirm any potential fees, such as broker fees, utility costs, and other charges that may impact your total monthly expenses.

What is the average building rating in University Heights?

The average building rating in University Heights is 1.9/5 based on 7 rated buildings.

Is there a guarantee I will find affordable rent here?

While these buildings are rent-stabilized, affordability can vary. Always check the current rent against your budget.

Are there other neighborhoods with good cause buildings?

Yes, trending neighborhoods include Concourse with 567+ buildings, Soundview with 564+ buildings, and Fordham with 323+ buildings.

Can I use Section 8 or housing lottery programs here?

These are not income-restricted housing, so you should consider your eligibility for Section 8 or housing lottery programs separately.

What should I know about the lease before signing?

Lease terms can vary, so confirm the duration and any conditions related to renewal, increases, or regulations.

Good cause buildings with rent-stabilized apartments in University Heights

University Heights is a neighborhood in the Bronx with various residential buildings, totaling at least 45+. It is known for its accessibility to public transportation and diverse housing options. The average building rating in University Heights is 1.9/5 across 7 rated buildings, reflecting tenant experiences and feedback. Ensure to evaluate specific buildings individually before making a decision. (building-level trends; individual units can differ)

Discover good cause buildings offering rent-stabilized apartments in University Heights, with at least 45+ buildings available. These buildings provide tenants with protections against excessive rent hikes, making them a viable option for many in the Bronx. Openigloo helps you navigate this process by offering tenant reviews, open-data insights, and detailed Q&A, empowering you to make informed decisions about your future home.

Showing 1–18 of 45 good cause buildings with rent-stabilized apartments in University Heights.

Good cause buildings with rent-stabilized apartments in University Heights

Good cause buildings with rent-stabilized apartments in University Heights

150 West Fordham Road

2414 University Avenue

2515 University Avenue

2264 Loring Place North

2224 Grand Avenue

84 West 188 Street

2597 Jerome Avenue

2483 Jerome Avenue

2201 Jerome Avenue

2432 University Avenue

2225 Loring Place North

2463 Grand Avenue

2272 Andrews Avenue North

2386 Davidson Avenue

15 North Street

2332 University Avenue

2523 University Avenue

2559 Sedgwick Avenue

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