Buildings highly rated for heat near 77 St station in NYC

It’s a filter that surfaces buildings that tend to perform well for heat based on Openigloo signals tied to tenant-reported experience and related building data. You should still read the notes on each building page and confirm details directly with management.

There are 114+ buildings in this filter set right now. Use the building pages to compare the specific heat experience reported for each building.

No. Heat performance can differ by unit layout, exposure, and radiator condition. Treat the filter as a starting point, then verify unit-level controls and expected performance with the building.

Ask how heat is controlled in the unit, whether there are building-wide setpoints, what maintenance is used for heating complaints, and how quickly the team responds when a radiator or system underperforms.

This page is focused on heat reliability signals, not rent structure. You still need to check the lease to see which utilities are included and how the monthly cost will be calculated for your specific unit.

Openigloo combines what renters share with open-data context and other signals shown on each building page. For anything critical—like how heat works in your unit—confirm with the building directly.

Look for recurring patterns (for example, consistent comfort levels or repeated complaints), then map that to your own needs. If Q&A mentions delays or maintenance issues, ask the current management how they handle those situations now.