Buildings with heat and hot water included near the M23-SBS bus in Gramercy Park

It means the building is flagged as including heat and hot water in the tenant’s responsibility. Requirements and unit-specific details can still vary, so confirm specifics (coverage and any exceptions) with the building before signing.

It groups buildings that are near the M23-SBS bus corridor in the Gramercy Park area. Use it as a starting point, then verify walking distance and travel time from the exact building entrance to your common destinations.

Not automatically. Included heat and hot water can reduce your monthly expenses, but you still need to confirm the full monthly cost (for example, any utilities not covered, plus move-in fees like broker and deposit terms).

Ask how heat is controlled in your unit (thermostat access, timing), how hot water is managed, and whether there have been recent service issues. If the building uses common equipment, ask about typical maintenance practices and response times.

The page reflects Openigloo’s building research signals and the score shown for rated buildings. It helps you compare, but it’s still worth reading tenant Q&A and asking the building directly about your specific unit and lease terms.

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No. Filters narrow the starting pool, but you should still confirm unit-level details (what’s included, any exceptions, and how utilities are billed). This is especially important for heat/hot water, where practices can differ by unit type or building operations.