Buildings highly rated for heat near 72 St station in NYC

“72-st” limits results to buildings near 72 St station, and “best-heat” highlights buildings with the strongest heat-related performance signals in Openigloo’s data. You should still verify heat and hot-water rules for the exact unit and lease.

This page currently includes 50+ buildings that fit the 72-st location filter and the best-heat signal.

No. The signal helps you compare buildings, but conditions can vary by unit (layout, exposure, radiator type, and how maintenance is managed). Always confirm specifics with the leasing office for the apartment you want.

Ask if heat and hot water are included, how the thermostat is controlled, expected temperature ranges/seasonal operation, how quickly issues are addressed, and what the process is if heat fails.

Sometimes heat is bundled in rent, sometimes it isn’t, and hot-water billing rules can differ. Request the full monthly cost details (heat-related utilities and any utility billing method) before you sign.

Openigloo combines building-level ratings and open-data signals with renter-written context. Because real-world conditions can change, use the data as a shortlist, then confirm directly with the building for your specific unit.

It’s a helpful starting point, but seasonal performance can vary. If possible, ask the building what heat looks like in cold weather and whether they can show recent maintenance or issue-history context mentioned in tenant Q&A.