What does “best-heat” mean on this page?

It’s a filter based on Openigloo’s building-level heat signal from available data and renter feedback patterns, used to surface buildings that tend to perform better for heating. You still need to confirm the details for the specific unit.

How many buildings match these filters right now?

There are 46+ buildings on Openigloo that match both “best-heat” and the Urban Assembly Institute of Math and Science for Young Women proximity filter (as of 2026-07-07).

Does a highly rated heat signal guarantee heat will be fine in my unit?

No. Heat quality can vary by unit layout, exposure, and maintenance history. Use Openigloo to shortlist, then ask the building to confirm heating specifics for the exact apartment you’re considering.

What should I ask the super or management about heat before signing?

Ask about the heating system servicing schedule, how quickly they respond to heat complaints, whether there are known issues by floor or exposure, and whether the unit has working controls (radiator valves/thermostats) that can maintain your preferred temperature.

Where does Openigloo get the signals used by this filter?

Openigloo uses renter feedback on the platform plus open-data and building-level signals where available. These help you compare buildings, but they don’t replace direct confirmation from the landlord.

What if the building is improving systems or doing construction near move-in?

Ask for the construction/renovation timeline and whether any HVAC or boiler work could affect heating during your first weeks. Get it in writing if it impacts your move-in or expected heat performance.

Is the “heat” filter the only factor I should consider?

No. Heating is one part of comfort and habitability. Also compare lease terms, utility structure (what’s included), maintenance responsiveness, and any apartment-specific factors that can affect temperature.

Buildings highly rated for heat near Urban Assembly Institute of Math and Science for Young Women in NYC

This page covers NYC buildings highly rated for heat (the “best-heat” filter), shown near Urban Assembly Institute of Math and Science for Young Women. You’re looking at 46+ buildings that match both filters, so you can narrow down without guessing based on address alone. Openigloo helps you short-list buildings by combining on-platform renter feedback with open-data and building-level signals. Use the listings in each building to review heat-related details, then verify specifics directly with the super or management before signing a lease.

Buildings highly rated for heat near Urban Assembly Institute of Math and Science for Young Women in NYC

Buildings highly rated for heat near Urban Assembly Institute of Math and Science for Young Women in NYC

49 Willow Street

150 Remsen Street

35 Orange St

53 Boerum Place

218 Myrtle Avenue

176 Johnson Street

1 City Point

90 Sands Street

100 Atlantic Avenue

111 Hicks Street

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