What does “best-heat” mean on Openigloo?

It’s a filter designed to highlight buildings where heat performance and related tenant experiences test well in Openigloo data. Still, your unit’s heating setup and maintenance path matter, so confirm details with the building.

How do the “M102 bus” and “best-heat” filters work together?

The results are limited to buildings in Carnegie Hill that match both criteria: proximity to the M102 route area and stronger heat signals from Openigloo. Use the exact building address to confirm walking time and stop access.

Are these heat scores a guarantee for my exact apartment?

No. Heat can vary by exposure, floor, and radiator/valve condition. Use the building page’s notes and tenant Q&A, then ask the superintendent or leasing office about your specific unit’s system and recent maintenance.

What should I ask the building before signing a lease for heat performance?

Ask how heat is controlled (thermostat access), what happens during cold snaps, typical response times for heat issues, and whether there’s a process for documenting repairs or recurring problems.

Can I use the filter to predict total monthly costs?

You can use it to narrow buildings, but you still need to confirm the full monthly cost. Ask about security deposit amount, any move-in fees, and how utilities are billed for the unit you’re applying for.

Do the best-heat signals rely on live conditions?

Openigloo’s signals come from available data and tenant-reported experiences. Conditions can change, so treat the filter as a starting point and verify with the property team before committing.

Which neighborhoods are trending in this scope right now?

East Village with 11,857+ buildings; Hell's Kitchen with 6,943+ buildings; Yorkville with 9,328+ buildings; Lenox Hill with 8,357+ buildings; Kips Bay with 4,472+ buildings.

Buildings highly rated for heat near the M102 bus in Carnegie Hill

Carnegie Hill is a Manhattan neighborhood where renters often compare building condition and responsiveness as much as price. If you’re prioritizing heat reliability, this page’s filter set helps you start from buildings with stronger heat-related signals while staying close to the M102 bus area. For Carnegie Hill, rated buildings average 3.7/5 across 54 rated buildings (building-level trends; individual units can differ)

This page shows buildings in Carnegie Hill, Manhattan, with 29+ matches filtered for best heat and the M102 bus area. Use it to narrow down buildings where heating performance and responsiveness have tested well in renter feedback. Openigloo helps you compare options with rated-building signals, plus practical details you can verify before signing. Where available, use our building pages to review heat-related comments, look for recurring maintenance themes, and cross-check any constraints with the property team via tenant Q&A.

Showing 1–18 of 29 buildings highly rated for heat near the M102 bus in Carnegie Hill.

Buildings highly rated for heat near the M102 bus in Carnegie Hill

Buildings highly rated for heat near the M102 bus in Carnegie Hill

175 E 96 St

182 East 95 Street

1501 Lexington Avenue

119 East 96 Street

165 East 89 Street

1760 3 Avenue

50 East 98 Street

163 East 92 Street

155 East 92 Street

1395 Lexington Avenue

1650 3 Avenue

1500 Lexington Avenue

1245 Park Avenue

1297 Lexington Avenue

141 East 89 Street

1376 Lexington Avenue

112 East 90 Street

160 East 88 Street

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