Buildings highly rated for heat near NewYork-Presbyterian in NYC

It’s a filter for buildings that score well on heat-related signals gathered from tenant-reported experience and Openigloo’s review data. It’s meant to help you find places where heat performance is more consistently reported.

There are 247+ buildings in scope on this page (as of 2026-07-07). Use the building page details to narrow by unit type, availability, and lease terms.

No. Heat can vary by floor, exposure, insulation, and how a specific unit’s system is maintained. Use the rating to start, then confirm the specific setup for the unit you’d lease.

Ask about how heat is controlled (thermostat access), what’s included in rent, billing for utilities, maintenance response for heating issues, and how emergency heat problems are handled during winter.

Not necessarily. Even when a building is strong on heat signals, utilities can still be separately billed or partially charged depending on the lease—confirm line items before you agree to the lease terms.

Openigloo combines tenant-contributed review information with additional building signals so you can compare buildings faster. The goal is to surface patterns, not replace questions you should ask the landlord or super.

No—this page is scoped by the heat and NewYork-Presbyterian proximity filters. If you also need availability, use an additional availability filter on Openigloo to focus on currently advertised units.