What does the “best-heat” filter mean for these buildings?

It’s Openigloo’s building-level signal for heat performance/conditions, based on the data available in our system. Even with the filter, you should still ask the building how heat works in your exact unit and what to expect during colder months.

How does this page relate to the B67 bus in Park Slope?

The “b67-bus” part of the scope targets buildings located near the B67 bus route, so your commute and building choices stay aligned without you having to cross-check addresses one by one.

Does a high rating guarantee strong heat in every apartment?

No. Building-wide ratings and open-data signals don’t remove unit-level variation (layout, exposure, radiator condition, or recent maintenance). Use the filter to shortlist, then confirm specifics with the building for the unit you’re considering.

What should I ask the super or leasing office before applying?

Ask how heat is controlled, what maintenance looks like for radiators/boilers, how quickly heat issues are addressed, and whether heat/hot water are included in your rent or handled via another billing method.

Are there any “highly rated” caveats I should keep in mind?

Yes. Heat conditions can change after renovations or maintenance cycles. Also, tenant experience varies, so read multiple Q&A notes and ask follow-up questions about anything that sounds inconsistent.

Which neighborhoods are trending in this scope right now?

Bushwick with 12,589+ buildings; Stuyvesant Heights with 7,834+ buildings; Flatbush with 5,564+ buildings; Downtown Brooklyn with 3,920+ buildings; Clinton Hill with 4,040+ buildings.

Does the rating sample size mean I should ignore buildings with fewer signals?

Not necessarily, but it’s a reason to compare carefully. A smaller amount of rated input can mean your experience may vary more—so treat “best-heat” as a starting point and still verify details for the specific unit.

Buildings highly rated for heat near the B67 bus in Park Slope

Park Slope in Brooklyn is a good place to focus your search when you want walkable day-to-day access and straightforward transit links while filtering for building heat performance. This page targets buildings near the B67 bus with a large enough set to compare options. In Park Slope, 3.4/5 is the avg_building_rating across 111 rated buildings (building-level trends; individual units can differ)

This Park Slope page covers buildings highly rated for heat and located near the B67 bus, with 59+ eligible buildings right now. Use it to narrow building options before you spend time on showings, especially if reliable heat is a priority. Openigloo combines renter-relevant ratings with open-data signals so you can compare buildings with the information you can verify. You can also read what tenants share in Q&A, then confirm the details that matter for your unit directly with the building before signing a lease.

Showing 37–54 of 59 buildings highly rated for heat near the B67 bus in Park Slope.

578 5 Avenue

4.5(3)

Park Slope

Buildings highly rated for heat near the B67 bus in Park Slope

Buildings highly rated for heat near the B67 bus in Park Slope

578 5 Avenue

481 12 Street

385 Dean Street

148 5 Avenue

568 Pacific Street

558 11 Street

888 Union Street

1647 8 Avenue

588 6 Avenue

136 Prospect Park West

607 Warren Street

767 Union Street

479 4 Avenue

363 5 Avenue

28 St Marks Avenue

81 Sterling Place

628 1/2 President Street

407 14 Street

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