Buildings highly rated for heat near 116 St station in NYC

It’s a building-level signal based on renter feedback and related open-data signals, designed to highlight places where heat performance tends to be more reliable. Still confirm the details for your specific unit during the lease process.

There are 43+ buildings that match this scope and filter pair as of 2026-07-07.

No. Heat can vary by floor, exposure, and how your unit’s heating system is configured. Use the building’s heat-related notes as a starting point, then verify with the landlord/property manager.

Ask how heat is controlled for your unit, whether utilities are included, average response time for heat-related maintenance, and what happens if heat is not adequate. If possible, request recent maintenance history for the unit/stack.

Compare the asking rent to the utility setup (what’s tenant-paid vs. building-paid). Even with good heat feedback, your total monthly cost can change based on how heat is billed.

They combine renter-provided information (ratings and tenant Q&A) with building-level signals that help identify patterns. For the most accurate answer, use these signals and then confirm directly with the building for your unit.

Yes. This page is scoped to heat performance near 116 St, but you can usually layer additional filters on top (like pet-friendly or rent-stabilized) to match your requirements. Make sure you re-check building-by-building details after applying extra filters.