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

It means the building is flagged as covering heat and hot water under the terms shown for eligible buildings. Always confirm the exact scope in the specific lease you’re offered.

Yes. This page pairs the “heat-hot-water-included” filter with the Rector St-329 area scope, so the results are limited to that station-adjacent location context.

Often, yes. Many apartments still have separate charges for items like electricity (and sometimes gas for cooking). Confirm what’s billed to the tenant in the lease and ask about any submetering.

No. Even when utilities are included, comfort can depend on building systems, unit layout, and maintenance. Use Openigloo Q&A and reviews to ask targeted questions about heating reliability and hot-water performance.

Read for patterns: response times for hot-water/heat complaints, whether issues are resolved quickly, and what residents mention about maintenance. Then match that against what the listing and lease say about utilities.

Ask: exactly what utilities are included, whether there are any caps or seasonal exceptions, who handles repairs for heating/hot-water systems, and whether there are any extra fees tied to utilities or building services.

The snapshot shown here is as of 2026-07-07. Building availability and lease terms can change, so verify details with the managing agent or landlord for the unit you’re considering.