Buildings with heat and hot water included near Prince St station in NYC

It means the building is flagged for having heat and hot water included as part of the rent for the eligible inventory. You should still confirm the details directly with the building, since inclusions can vary by unit or lease terms.

This page shows 61+ buildings that match the filter pair (heat-hot-water-included + Prince-st).

No. Even when heat and hot water are included, you typically still pay other utilities (for example, electricity) and any building fees tied to the lease. Always ask for an itemized estimate for your unit.

Ask whether there are any exceptions, any unit-specific arrangements, how hot water recovery is handled during high demand, and how temperature issues are addressed. Also ask whether there are any recurring utility-related charges beyond rent.

Yes—look for patterns around hot water consistency, heat during colder months, and how quickly maintenance responds when something goes wrong. Tenant Q&A is often the fastest way to spot repeat concerns.

They can help, but they do not replace unit-level verification. Confirm the inclusions and any exceptions with the building, especially if you’re choosing between similar buildings.

Use it as a convenience filter for commuting and neighborhood fit, then compare buildings for actual living details: utility inclusions, maintenance responsiveness, and what renters report about day-to-day comfort.