Buildings highly rated for heat near Nasdaq in NYC

It’s an Openigloo building signal based on patterns from renter feedback and building-level information that indicates better heat performance and/or responsiveness. The exact details can vary by building, so confirm unit-specific specifics with management.

The multi-filter pair scopes the search to buildings associated with the Nasdaq-company filter plus the “best-heat” signal. That means you should still treat heat and utility details as building- and unit-specific.

There are 48+ buildings in scope on this page as of 2026-07-07. Use the building detail pages to compare notes, questions, and any heat-related context.

No. Even in highly rated buildings, heat conditions can differ by exposure, layout, radiator condition, and how controls are implemented. Use renter notes and ask the building about your exact unit type and controls.

Ask who pays for heat (if applicable), what the unit’s heating setup is, how thermostats/radiators are controlled, typical response time for heat complaints, and what maintenance steps are taken each season.

Heat cost responsibility can vary by building and lease terms. Check whether heat is included in rent or billed separately and estimate your full monthly cost beyond the asking rent (including any utilities and required fees).

Openigloo compiles renter feedback plus building-level signals, but real-world conditions can vary over time. Plan to ask targeted questions and, if possible, schedule a visit during cold weather or request current heating documentation from the building.