Buildings highly rated for heat near the M20 bus in Manhattan
This page helps you find Manhattan buildings highly rated for heat, using two filters: best-heat plus “m20-bus.” You’re looking at 401+ buildings that match the heat rating signal and are near the M20 bus route. Openigloo pulls together building-level signals plus renter experiences so you can narrow down faster. Use the building pages to read heat-related reviews, check any open-data flags where available, and review tenant Q&A before you schedule a tour or submit an application.
Buildings highly rated for heat near the M20 bus in Manhattan
Showing 91–108 of 401 buildings highly rated for heat near the M20 bus in Manhattan.
200 Rector Place
Battery Park City
500 West 56 Street
Hell's Kitchen
507 West 28 Street
West Chelsea
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306 West 48 Street
Hell's Kitchen
53 Park Place
Tribeca
400 W 55 St
Hell's Kitchen
121 Reade Street
Tribeca
160 West 71 Street
All Upper West Side
535 West 23 Street
West Chelsea
320 W 38 St
Hudson Yards
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112 W 73 St
Upper West Side
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166 West 75 Street
Upper West Side
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419 West 34 Street
Hudson Yards
435 West 57 Street
Hell's Kitchen
70 Battery Place
Battery Park City
600 Washington Street
West Village
161 West 19 Street
Chelsea
360 West 43 Street
Hell's Kitchen
What to check before choosing a building highly rated for heat near the M20 bus in Manhattan
- Confirm what “near the M20 bus” means for your commute (walk time, cross-streets, and noise tradeoffs).
- Before signing, ask the super or leasing office for the building’s heat practices by season (how thermostats are handled, typical response times).
- Look at whether the “best-heat” score reflects consistent feedback versus a small sample, then weigh it against your comfort needs.
- Verify utilities details in your lease: what’s included, any individual-metering, and how billing works when you negotiate your rent offer.
- If heat performance depends on building systems, ask about recent upgrades (boilers, radiators, controls) and whether any work is scheduled soon.