Buildings highly rated for heat near 155 St station in NYC

It’s a combined filter: the buildings are in the 155 St station area (the 155-st-220 scope) and the “best-heat” signal highlights buildings that tend to score higher on heat-related feedback in Openigloo’s tenant-provided signals.

There are 43+ buildings currently matching the “155-st-220 + best-heat” criteria on Openigloo.

No. It’s a buildings-level signal based on renter feedback. Individual units can vary by exposure, layout, and radiator conditions, so you should still confirm the practical details with the building.

Ask how heat is maintained (control method), what happens during outages, typical repair timelines, and how complaints are documented. If possible, ask how often residents request heat-related maintenance and how it’s resolved.

Utilities coverage can vary by lease. Even if heat is discussed positively, you should verify what you pay for (and any deposits or fees) so the full monthly cost matches what you expect.

Yes. Tenant feedback and building information can lag real-world conditions. Use Openigloo to shortlist, then validate with current management using concrete temperature/outage scenarios.

Compare the themes across reviews and Q&A, then ask management targeted questions about the specific apartment conditions you’d take (radiator type, access, thermostat controls, prior maintenance in that unit type).