Buildings with heat and hot water included near the B13 bus in NYC

It means the building is tagged under the heat-hot-water-included filter. Still, it’s important to confirm with the building exactly what’s covered for your specific unit (and any limits or operational rules).

The b13-bus filter scopes eligible buildings to those located near the B13 bus corridor. If you have an exact commute target, confirm walking time from the address before deciding.

This page is scoped by the heat-hot-water and B13-bus filters. Availability can change by listing, so check the specific building pages for what’s currently offered.

Ask for a written clarification of what is included, whether there are any caps or billing adjustments, and how temperature and hot-water performance are handled in practice.

Yes. “Included” usually refers to specific utilities, but fees can still apply for other services (for example, electricity for appliances or building charges). Always review the lease and ask what you’ll pay monthly.

Openigloo combines tenant Q&A and review data with building signals, so you can compare patterns across buildings. For anything critical to your unit, verify directly with the building management.

Not necessarily. Buildings may have different boiler schedules, radiator controls, or maintenance practices. Use tenant Q&A and ask how they handle complaints or temperature issues.