Buildings with heat and hot water included near MSCI in NYC

It means the building advertises heat and hot water as included in the rent, based on the building’s available information. You should still confirm the details with the landlord for your specific lease (coverage periods, any limitations, and what’s excluded like cooking fuel or electricity).

This page uses the MSCI-company proximity scope to surface buildings in the nearby area. It’s meant for location convenience, not as a guarantee of commuting time or exact walking routes—check the address and your preferred commute method.

No. The page is a multi-filter view across eligible buildings that match the heat/hot-water inclusion and MSCI proximity scope. Building types and unit layouts can vary, so compare the specific unit and lease terms before applying.

Ask: (1) what utilities are included versus separately billed, (2) heating/hot-water coverage dates and any unit-level exceptions, (3) how outages are handled and how quickly maintenance responds, and (4) any fees tied to utilities, move-in, or metering.

Reviews and tenant Q&A can help you spot patterns (for example, consistency and response times). Treat them as signals to investigate, then confirm details directly with the building for your unit and lease start date.

Yes. Some buildings include heat/hot water but restrict temperature control, note operating schedules, or exclude certain charges. Use Openigloo’s building pages and ask for the written utilities policy before you commit.

Openigloo currently shows 32+ eligible buildings for this filter pair, as of 2026-07-07. Availability can change, so check the live unit listings on each building page.