Buildings with heat and hot water included near Times Sq-42 St station in NYC

It means the building is marked as including both heat and hot water as part of the rent. You should still ask the building to confirm the exact coverage terms for your specific unit and lease start date.

The page is built around the Times Sq-42 St area. Distances vary by block and subway entrance, so it’s worth checking your commute route and building address before applying.

Not necessarily. Many buildings include heat and hot water, but you may still pay for other services like electricity for outlets/lighting, cooking fuel (if separate), or internet/cable. Confirm item-by-item with management.

Openigloo aggregates tenant Q&A and review signals on building pages so you can spot recurring issues (maintenance responsiveness, noise, utility billing clarity). Use it as a starting point, then verify details with the building.

Ask: whether heat/hot water are included year-round, how temperature control works for your unit, whether there are any exceptions, and what other utilities you’re responsible for. Also ask for a written utilities summary for your lease.

Included heat and hot water usually change monthly utility expectations, but other costs like deposits, broker fees (if applicable), and required move-in payments can still apply. Ask for the full fee schedule during application.

Yes. Coverage can be handled differently across unit types or after renovations. Confirm coverage for your specific unit and lease terms in writing, even if the building page marks the filter.