Buildings with heat and hot water included near the M104 bus in Midtown

It’s a building-level indicator that heat and hot water are included in the rent. You still need to confirm the exact terms in your lease for your unit (seasonal schedules, any unit-level controls, and what’s excluded).

No. It’s a location filter for buildings around the M104 corridor, but walk time, cross-street layout, and transfer needs vary by apartment. Verify the stop you’d use and your typical travel times.

Look at the full monthly picture: ask how electricity (including AC), cooking type, internet, and any building fees are handled. Then compare asking rent and lease terms across buildings with similar included-utility setups.

Openigloo’s rating signals summarize feedback from rated buildings. Treat them as a useful data point, then read tenant Q&A and confirm details with building management for anything that affects your move-in and monthly costs.

Ask about seasonal heating schedules, hot-water availability, thermostat/unit control, and whether there are caps or exceptions. Also ask about any related charges and how maintenance requests for heating/hot water are handled.

Building pages reflect live data as of the snapshot. Policies and availability can change, so confirm pricing, included-utility terms, and unit specifics with the building before you apply or sign.

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