Buildings with heat and hot water included near the Q103 bus in NYC

It means the building matches the heat + hot water included filter. Exact terms can differ by building and unit, so you should confirm the coverage and any exceptions with the leasing office or superintendent.

This page limits results to buildings that fall within Openigloo’s Q103 bus proximity filter. If you need a specific walking time, verify the distance from the building to your preferred stop.

This page is scoped by the heat/hot-water and Q103-bus filters, not by availability. Check each building’s current offers on Openigloo (and the building’s own site) before planning a viewing.

Ask whether heat and hot water are included for your exact unit, whether any bills are still charged (directly or indirectly), and what happens during maintenance outages. Also confirm how thermostats and hot-water delivery are managed.

Sometimes. Included utilities may still have rules about service interruptions, unit-specific setup, or adjustments stated in the lease. Review the lease addenda and ask how costs are handled during repairs or unusually cold periods.

No. Reviews and tenant Q&A help you spot patterns, but the only definitive answer is the current building policy and your lease terms. Get the heat/hot-water inclusion details confirmed in writing when possible.

Look for questions about inconsistent hot water, heat complaints, thermostat control, and how quickly issues get resolved. If a post is old, ask the building whether the situation changed and request recent maintenance/utility guidance.