Buildings highly rated for heat near 135 St station in NYC

It’s a combined filter: buildings located near the 135 St station (the 135-st-438 scope) and buildings flagged by Openigloo’s “best-heat” criteria, based on heat-related performance signals and renter input where available.

There are 39+ buildings in scope as of 2026-07-07. Counts can change as buildings gain or lose available inventory and as the underlying signals update.

No. It’s a best-fit signal, not a guarantee. Heating can vary by unit exposure, floor level, and building operations, so confirm details directly with the building and check tenant Q&A for examples similar to your situation.

Ask how heat is controlled in the unit, when heat is turned on/off, whether tenants can adjust thermostats, and what maintenance response looks like for recurring heat problems. If possible, ask for recent documentation of maintenance or repairs related to heating.

Yes. Even when a building looks good on heat, the full monthly cost may still include utilities and building-required deposits or fees. Confirm what you’ll pay and when those charges start.

Heat performance still depends on building operations, not just the season. If you’re touring outside peak cold, rely more on tenant Q&A examples and ask for specifics (on/off schedules, typical response time) so you can judge what you’ll experience when it’s cold.

Yes. Openigloo lets you compare buildings side by side using the heat-focused signal, then read renter-reported context and ask targeted questions. Start with the buildings that match your heat priorities, then verify unit-level details during tours.