Buildings highly rated for heat near the W train in Manhattan
This page covers Manhattan buildings that score highly for heat and are near the W train. Use the combined filters to narrow to buildings where heat is a recurring tenant focus. Right now, there are 640+ eligible buildings in this scope. Openigloo pulls together renter-first inputs like building ratings, open-data signals, and what residents report so you can compare before you tour. You can review heat-related feedback, check building context, and use tenant Q&A to spot issues that may not show up in a rental ad.
Buildings highly rated for heat near the W train in Manhattan
Showing 145–162 of 640 buildings highly rated for heat near the W train in Manhattan.
77 West 15 Street
Flatiron
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200 East 15 Street
Gramercy Park
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127 East 30 Street
NoMad
35 West 33 Street
Midtown South
201 East 12 Street
East Village
105 Lexington Avenue
Kips Bay
19 St Marks Place
East Village
435 West 57 Street
Hell's Kitchen
70 Battery Place
Battery Park City
309 5 Ave
Midtown South
360 East 65 Street
Lenox Hill
360 West 43 Street
Hell's Kitchen
155 West 21 Street
Chelsea
113 Nassau Street
Fulton/Seaport
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400 East 54 Street
Sutton Place
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417 East 57 Street
Sutton Place
1600 Broadway
Midtown
225 Rector Place
Battery Park City
What to check before choosing a building highly rated for heat near the W train in Manhattan
- Start with the “best-heat” signal, then confirm the building is actually convenient to your W train route during commuting hours.
- Before signing, ask the super/management to confirm the heating system type, typical thermostat setup, and how they handle maintenance requests in cold weather.
- Look for patterns in heat-related feedback (response time, consistency, and whether problems were resolved) rather than one-off complaints.
- Inquire about your unit’s heating controls (radiator vs. central system, thermostat access) and whether tenants can adjust temperatures year-round.
- Budget for the full monthly cost beyond rent, including any utilities responsibilities stated in the lease or building rules.