What does the “best-heat” filter mean on this page?

It narrows the NYC building set to places that score highly for heat based on Openigloo signals and renter-reported experience. You can use the building pages to compare how tenants describe heat, thermostat behavior, and maintenance follow-through.

Are these heat ratings based on tenant reviews or other data?

Both. Openigloo shows renter perspectives alongside open-data signals where available. Use them together to judge whether the building’s heating performance matches what you need.

Does a “highly rated for heat” building guarantee my unit will stay warm?

No. Heating performance can vary by unit, exposure, and how quickly issues are addressed. Confirm in the building’s tenant Q&A and ask the leasing office specific questions about your unit type.

What should I ask the landlord or super about heat before signing?

Ask how heat is regulated, whether thermostats are individual, how often maintenance checks heating systems, what happens if heat is weak or inconsistent, and how emergency requests are handled.

Is heat always included in the rent for these buildings?

Not necessarily. Even when buildings rank well for heat, costs and responsibility can differ by lease and utility arrangement. Check your lease for heat-included language and whether any utilities are billed separately.

How should I compare buildings within the 53+ results?

Look for consistency across multiple entries: recent tenant questions, recurring mentions of heating comfort, and documented response patterns. One good comment doesn’t replace a pattern of how issues are handled.

What’s the fastest way to use Openigloo for this filter pair?

Open a few matching building pages, read the heat-related feedback, check tenant Q&A for recurring issues, then contact the building with targeted questions about thermostat control, maintenance response time, and how heating is managed for your unit type.

Buildings highly rated for heat near 116 St-Columbia University station in NYC

Find buildings near 116 St–Columbia University in NYC that are highly rated for heat. This Openigloo page pulls 53+ buildings matching the 116-st-columbia-university + best-heat filter pair so you can focus on heating reliability. Openigloo combines building-level signals with what renters report. Use the review summaries, open-data indicators, and tenant Q&A to understand what “good heat” looks like in real day-to-day conditions before you apply or sign a lease.

Showing 1–18 of 53 buildings highly rated for heat near 116 St-Columbia University station in NYC.

Rent-stabilized

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246 West 108 Street

3.9(17)

All Upper West Side

Buildings highly rated for heat near 116 St-Columbia University station in NYC

Buildings highly rated for heat near 116 St-Columbia University station in NYC

246 West 108 Street

400 West 113 Street

400 West 119 Street

1255 Amsterdam Avenue

1 Morningside Drive

500 West 122 Street

160 Claremont Avenue

434 West 120 Street

350 Manhattan Avenue

211 West 109 Street

215 West 108 Street

616 West 113 Street

500 Cathedral Parkway

542 West 112 Street

210 West 109 Street

515 West 111 Street

315 West 115 Street

142 West 109 Street

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