Buildings with heat and hot water included near the B38 bus in Clinton Hill

It means the building is marked as including heat and hot water in the rent for the apartments shown. Still, confirm the exact wording in your lease and ask about any edge cases (system type, delivery schedules, or additional utility charges).

Openigloo matches buildings to the B38 bus corridor in Clinton Hill so you can narrow by transit access. Use it as a starting point, then check walking time and typical travel times to your destinations.

This page is focused on the multi-filter pair (B38 + heat/hot water included). Regulation status (like rent-stabilized) isn’t implied by this filter, so you should verify the lease and building notes for your specific unit.

Yes. Even when heat and hot water are included, you can still have costs beyond the asking rent (such as electricity, cooking fuels where applicable, deposits, and any broker or move-in fees). Plan based on the full expected monthly picture.

Request the lease terms for utilities, ask who pays for electricity, verify how repairs and hot-water/heat issues are handled, and confirm whether there are any building-specific policies that affect service (including after-hours or maintenance response timelines).

They’re renter-first signals you can use to compare options, but they don’t replace confirming the lease. Look at patterns across rated buildings and cross-check key points like utility inclusion and maintenance handling.

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