Buildings with heat and hot water included near the Q103 bus in Manhattan

It indicates the building is flagged for heat and hot water being included. Policies can still vary by building and unit, so confirm the wording with the managing agent before signing.

It narrows results to buildings near the Q103 route. Treat it as a location shortcut, then verify the actual walk time to the specific stop and whether that commute works for your schedule.

No—this is the live count of buildings that match your filter pair right now within the Manhattan scope. New buildings can appear, and some can drop off.

Ask what’s included, whether there are any exceptions (by floor/unit type), how usage is handled, and whether there are any schedules or maintenance windows that affect hot water availability.

Not necessarily. Other utilities (like cooking fuel, electricity, or any separately metered items) can still apply. Ask for a written breakdown of what you will pay each month.

They can surface building-specific patterns—like how quickly issues get fixed or how heating/hot-water questions are handled—so you can ask targeted follow-ups rather than relying on assumptions.

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