Buildings with heat and hot water included near the BX3 bus in NYC

It means the building is flagged for having heat and/or hot water included as part of the rent. You should still confirm the exact scope (unit vs. common areas, seasonal or unit exceptions) with the building or managing agent before signing.

The match is based on buildings near the BX3 route area. Stop locations and walking distance can vary, so check the address and your expected commute time.

Most buildings apply these terms building-wide, but exceptions can happen. Openigloo shows building-level eligibility signals—always confirm for the specific unit you’re considering.

Ask what’s included (heat, hot water), whether there are any unit-specific rules, and how residents report and resolve heating/hot-water problems. Also confirm any seasonal changes, payment responsibilities, and who handles maintenance.

It typically reduces some utility costs, but other costs can still apply depending on how the building is set up. Treat the full monthly budget (utilities, any fees, and deposits) as more than just the asking rent.

You can use renter notes and building signals to compare similar options side by side. When details matter—like maintenance response or how inclusion works in practice—use the building Q&A and request clarification on the specific unit.

No. The 27+ count reflects eligible buildings matching the filter criteria right now. Availability can change by unit and date, so check current apartment offerings for each building.