Buildings with heat and hot water included in Financial District
In the Financial District, this filter helps you narrow to buildings where heat and hot water are included, which can make it easier to compare monthly costs across options. Openigloo shows an average building rating of 4.2/5 across 48 rated buildings for this neighborhood (building-level trends; individual units can differ)
This Openigloo page filters buildings in the Financial District with heat and hot water included. You’re looking at 26+ eligible buildings right now, based on the building-level attributes shown on Openigloo. Use Openigloo to compare options using rated-building signals, what tenants reported, and practical building notes. Review the details on each listing, then verify the specific inclusions and any unit-level exceptions directly with the building or leasing office before signing.
Buildings with heat and hot water included in Financial District
Showing 1–18 of 26 buildings with heat and hot water included in Financial District.
2 Gold Street
Financial District
63 Wall Street
Financial District
20 Exchange Place
Financial District
1 West St
Financial District
180 Water Street
Financial District
100 Maiden Lane
Financial District
45 Wall Street
Financial District
90 Washington Street
Financial District
100 John Street
Financial District
75 West Street
Financial District
116 John Street
Financial District
37 Wall Street
Financial District
67 Wall Street
Financial District
70 Pine Street
Financial District
20 Broad Street
Financial District
11 Maiden Lane
Financial District
90 West Street
Financial District
21 West Street
Financial District
What to check before for buildings with heat and hot water included in Financial District
- Confirm what’s included: heat and hot water are marked at the building level, but ask whether there are any unit-by-unit exceptions or seasonal limits.
- Check how utilities are handled beyond heat/hot water (for example, electricity, cooking fuel, and internet). Your full monthly cost may still vary by unit.
- Use “rated buildings” and tenant Q&A to spot patterns like responsiveness, maintenance timing, and whether issues actually get resolved when they come up.
- Verify lease terms: ask about renewal practices, rent changes, and when utility services are considered “included” for billing purposes.
- If you see “heat/hot water included” on the page, still request a written confirmation or lease addendum so you’re clear on what happens if a service fails.