Buildings highly rated for heat near Nassau Av station in NYC

It’s a building-level filter designed to surface heat performance signals based on Openigloo data and renter-reported patterns. Treat it as a helpful starting point, then verify details for the exact unit with the building.

36+ buildings match the filters on this page as of 2026-07-07.

Not necessarily. Building-level signals help you narrow the field, but apartments can differ by layout, exposure, radiator/HVAC setup, and maintenance history. Always confirm for the specific unit you’re considering.

Ask about radiator/HVAC type, thermostat control (if any), how long repairs typically take for heat issues, whether any apartments are known to be colder, and what maintenance documentation exists for the last heating season.

Yes. Even when a building is flagged for heat, you still need to review the full monthly cost in the lease—utilities and any other recurring charges—so heat-related expenses are clear.

Look for repeated answers across different tenants (not one-off complaints), and ask follow-ups that match your situation: unit orientation, floor level, and whether issues occurred during specific cold weeks.

No. The filter is meant to help you find buildings with stronger heat signals, but it can’t guarantee outcomes for every apartment or season. Verify directly with the building for the unit you plan to rent.