Buildings with heat and hot water included near 36 Av station in NYC

It means the building is included in Openigloo’s filter results for heat + hot water included. You still need to confirm the exact lease language with the building because inclusions can vary by unit, lease type, or delivery arrangement.

Openigloo currently shows 12+ buildings that match the heat + hot water included filter pair in this area.

Usually it reduces the biggest utility categories, but it may not cover everything. Electricity for lighting/appliances, in-unit A/C, and other utilities are often separate—ask the building to list what you’re responsible for each month.

Sometimes buildings charge for related services or use specific billing rules (for example, caps or certain delivery arrangements). Review the lease and ask for a written breakdown of utility responsibilities before signing.

Use them to verify how the building handles utilities in practice—maintenance response, consistency, and any recurring issues. Treat filter matches as a starting point, not the final contract.

Confirm the lease text for your exact unit, whether included utilities carry through renewals, and whether any exceptions apply (seasonal terms, submetering, or unit-specific variations).

No. The filter helps you shortlist, but included utilities are ultimately governed by the lease. Confirm directly with the leasing office or super so there are no surprises after move-in.