Buildings with heat and hot water included near the B69 bus in Brooklyn
This page covers Brooklyn buildings that match two filters: B69 bus access plus heat and hot water included. You’re looking at 112+ eligible buildings, so you can compare options across the areas the B69 connects. Openigloo helps you narrow fast by showing building details alongside rated buildings signals, plus tenant Q&A where available. You can also cross-check how utilities and building services work in practice, so you’re not guessing about what your monthly cost includes.
Buildings with heat and hot water included near the B69 bus in Brooklyn
Showing 19–36 of 112 buildings with heat and hot water included near the B69 bus in Brooklyn.
372 2 St
Park Slope
52 Clark Street
Brooklyn Heights
96 Sterling Place
Park Slope
102 Albemarle Rd
Kensington
825 Greenwood Avenue
Windsor Terrace

600 Park Place
Crown Heights

120 Nassau Street
Downtown Brooklyn
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60 Turner Place
Prospect Park South
476 Clinton Avenue
Clinton Hill
266 Washington Avenue
Clinton Hill

180 Myrtle Avenue
Downtown Brooklyn

30 Washington Street
DUMBO

33 Caton Place
Windsor Terrace

836 Bergen St
Crown Heights

430 Ocean Parkway
Kensington
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967 Bergen Street
Crown Heights
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277 Eastern Parkway
Crown Heights
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232 Taaffe Place
Bedford-Stuyvesant
What to check before choosing a building with heat and hot water included near the B69 bus in Brooklyn
- Confirm the definition of “included” for both heat and hot water (coverage hours, what’s billed separately, and any unit-level exclusions) before applying.
- Use the B69 connection as a starting point: check the walk time from each building to your usual stop and how it fits your daily commute.
- Compare your full monthly cost beyond utilities: deposits, broker fees, and any building charges listed in the lease or addenda.
- Look for patterns in tenant Q&A about reliability of hot water and temperature control, not just the amenity label.
- If anything is unclear, ask the leasing office for the exact utility responsibilities in writing (especially for seasonal changes).
- If the building has multiple heating/hot-water setups across units, request the details for the specific apartment you’re touring.