Buildings highly rated for heat near transit in Turtle Bay
Turtle Bay is a Manhattan neighborhood you can anchor around transit, with a large set of searchable buildings that match this page’s heat-and-commute criteria (45+ buildings). Openigloo shows Turtle Bay buildings rated 3.8/5 across 74 rated buildings (building-level trends; individual units can differ)
This Turtle Bay page covers buildings that are highly rated for heat and are near transit. You’re viewing 45+ buildings that match the pair of filters: best-heat + near-transit. Use Openigloo to compare buildings using rated-building signals plus what renters report in Q&A. Each building page helps you verify day-to-day details like how heat shows up in practice, building communication, and transit convenience before you commit to a lease.
Buildings highly rated for heat near transit in Turtle Bay
Showing 1–18 of 45 buildings highly rated for heat near transit in Turtle Bay.
301 East 47 Street
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279 East 44 Street
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330 East 46 Street
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150 East 44 Street
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160 East 48 Street
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140 East 46 Street
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429 East 52 Street
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245 E 44 St
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307 East 44 Street
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225 East 46 Street
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320 East 46 Street
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155 East 52 Street
Turtle Bay
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344 East 49 Street
Turtle Bay
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249 E 48 St
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340 East 51 Street
Turtle Bay
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3 Mitchell Place
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132 East 45 Street
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145 East 48 Street
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What to check before for buildings highly rated for heat near transit in Turtle Bay
- Confirm what “heat” means for you: ask about thermostat control, response times for outages, and whether heat runs consistently in shoulder seasons.
- Check the exact walk to transit from the building’s entrance, not just the subway line—confirm the route you’ll actually use daily.
- Compare rated-building signals alongside unit-specific terms (lease start date, rent, and any included utilities) since heating experience can vary by exposure and unit.
- Ask the building about how they handle complaints: who to contact, expected timelines, and whether they log maintenance requests.
- Review the full move-in cost and lease terms (deposit, broker fee if any, and utilities coverage) so you’re not surprised after the asking rent.