Buildings highly rated for heat near 28 St station in NYC

It groups buildings that are performing well based on tenant-reported signals related to heat. Openigloo also surfaces building-level information so you can compare options, but you should still confirm expectations for your specific unit with management.

This page includes 124+ buildings that match your selected filters as of 2026-07-07.

No. Ratings reflect patterns from other tenants and past signals. Heat performance can vary by unit, floor, and system condition, so verify the details directly for your lease.

Ask how heat is controlled in your unit, what the expected temperature/operating guidance is, how quickly repairs are handled, and how tenants should report issues. Also ask whether your lease affects control (e.g., thermostat rules) or service timing.

It depends on the building and your lease. Even when a building is highly rated for heat, confirm what utilities are included and plan for the full monthly cost (rent plus any required utilities/fees).

Openigloo combines building ratings with tenant feedback in reviews and open-data signals available for buildings. Use these signals to ask better questions, not as a substitute for confirming contract terms.

Yes. Heat performance can change with weather, maintenance cycles, and staffing. After move-in, document any issues promptly and follow the building’s reporting process in your lease.