Buildings highly rated for heat near 135 St station in NYC

It’s an Openigloo rating signal intended to surface buildings where heat conditions and heating performance are reported more positively. Still, conditions can vary by unit, floor, and exposure—use the building details and Q&A to confirm.

This scope limits results to eligible buildings in the 135 St station area on Openigloo, so the comparison set stays relevant if your commute routes through that stop.

No. Even in highly rated buildings, heating performance can differ by apartment layout, radiator/venting setup, and how long issues take to get fixed. Review unit-specific notes and ask targeted questions.

Ask about thermostat control, typical heating response time during complaints, whether heat is ever shut off seasonally for maintenance, and how problems are handled for your exact unit layout.

They help, but they’re not a substitute for verification. Touring and asking direct questions matters, especially if you’ve had prior issues with cold spots, drafts, or delayed repairs.

You can use them to narrow where heating should be better, but the full monthly cost still depends on utilities and any building-related charges. Confirm what’s included vs. separate for the specific unit.

The page is generated from Openigloo’s live dataset snapshot (as of 2026-07-07). Always verify availability and the current terms directly on the building’s page before applying.