What does “heat and hot water included” mean on Openigloo?

It means the building is flagged as including heat and hot water for residents, based on the building’s utility information Openigloo has available. You should still confirm the exact terms in the lease or via the building manager because exceptions can exist by unit or policy.

How is “near the D train” determined for this page?

This page is scoped to buildings in areas associated with the D subway line (as mapped by Openigloo’s search scope). Use the map and building location details on each listing page to confirm commute fit for your exact stop.

Are these buildings guaranteed to have the same utility coverage in every unit?

No. Even when a building is flagged as including heat and hot water, unit-level differences can occur (thermostat control, radiator access, or building-specific rules). Verify directly with the management company before committing.

What should I ask in tenant Q&A before touring?

Ask about how consistent heat is across seasons, whether hot water pressure stays steady, how quickly maintenance handles thermostat or hot-water problems, and whether the building enforces any caps or special procedures.

Do I still need to budget for utilities even with heat and hot water included?

Often you pay less than in a separate-meter setup, but you may still have other bills (for example, cooking fuel or electricity for outlets/AC equipment). Review all utility lines, not just the “heat + hot water included” part.

Does this page include only low-fee buildings or only rent-regulated units?

No. This page is focused on the filter pair (D-train area and heat/hot-water included). It doesn’t automatically limit broker fees, rent regulation status, or any other eligibility category.

How should I compare buildings efficiently using this filter?

Start with whether heat and hot water are included for your specific unit, then compare lease start dates, building policies noted in Openigloo data, and the most recent tenant Q&A about comfort and maintenance response. Use that to narrow tours before applying.

Buildings with heat and hot water included near the D train in NYC

These buildings with heat and hot water included near the D train in NYC help you estimate monthly costs more accurately. Openigloo shows 340+ buildings that match the D-train area plus “heat + hot water included” filter pair. On Openigloo, you can compare buildings using what renters report, plus open-data signals and building-level details like lease terms and utilities notes. Use the tenant Q&A to ask specific questions before you sign, since “included” setups can still vary by unit type, usage caps, or building policies.

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96 Sterling Place

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Park Slope

Buildings with heat and hot water included near the D train in NYC

Buildings with heat and hot water included near the D train in NYC

96 Sterling Place

10 East 29 Street

11 East 1 Street

200 West 60 Street

145 Clinton Street

61 Delancey Street

245 West 51 Street

3139 Broadway

3489 Broadway

181 Prince Street

350 W 50 St

101 West 55 Street

355 West 51 Street

309 West 57 Street

888 8 Avenue

217 Thompson Street

8 Rivington Street

407 West 51 Street

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