Buildings with heat and hot water included near Life Sciences Secondary School in NYC

It means the building is flagged in Openigloo’s signals as including heat and hot water with the rent for eligible units. Because wording can differ by building and lease, you should still confirm the exact inclusions with the building and ask for it in writing.

61+ buildings currently match the combined scope for heat-hot-water-included and life-sciences-secondary-school.

No. Heat and hot water can be included while other costs (like electricity or cooking fuel) may still be tenant responsibility. Review the lease and ask for a clear list of what you pay beyond rent.

Ask how heat and hot water are provided (system type), any thermostat or control limits, seasonal operation expectations, and how billing or credits work if there’s an outage or service issue. Make sure it matches what the building states.

They’re a starting point. Use them to compare buildings, then verify directly with management during the showing. Tenant Q&A and reviews can help you anticipate how reliably service runs, but lease language should be your final source.

The filters are about included services and location scope, not automatically about rent amount or lease length. If you compare multiple buildings, evaluate total monthly cost (including any non-included utilities) and the specific lease terms for your unit.

Yes. Pair this filter with “with available apartments” (and any other needs you have) on Openigloo so you’re comparing buildings that currently have units to rent, not just buildings that meet the utility criteria.