Buildings highly rated for heat near the M116 bus in NYC

It’s a filter based on Openigloo’s heat-focused signals from renter feedback and building data. Use it to find buildings that tenants have flagged as performing well for heat, then still confirm specifics with the building.

This isn’t just location-based. It combines the M116 bus proximity filter with the best-heat filter, so the results prioritize buildings that are both near the M116 route and rated highly for heat.

No. Heating conditions can vary by unit (exposure, radiator/thermostat setup, recent maintenance). The filter helps you start with buildings that have strong signals, but you should verify the specific unit and heat history with management.

Ask how heat is controlled in the unit, whether heat is included in the rent, typical repair turnaround, and how the building responds during the first cold snaps each season. If possible, request the most recent maintenance practices related to heating systems.

This page is about heat performance signals and location, not income-restricted housing or subsidies. If a building has a specific regulatory status, confirm it in the lease terms or with management.

Yes. Even when a building is strong on heat, your total monthly cost depends on what the lease includes (rent vs. tenant-paid utilities) and on move-in charges like deposits or other building fees.

They reflect renter feedback and data as of the snapshot date, but conditions can change. Treat the filter as a shortlist tool, and re-confirm with management for the exact unit before signing.