Buildings with heat and hot water included near Voya Financial in NYC

It means the building is tagged as including heat and hot water in the rent for the eligible units on Openigloo. Still, you should confirm the exact utility language with the building or broker because unit-specific terms and seasonal rules can vary.

44+ buildings match the heat-hot-water-included filter combined with the Voya Financial proximity filter on this page (as of 2026-07-07).

Not necessarily. Even when heat and hot water are included, other monthly costs can remain outside rent (for example, cooking electricity or gas, internet, and renters insurance). Ask what’s included and what isn’t in writing.

Request the exact utility clause (or rider) for your specific unit, confirm how it applies during move-in dates, and clarify any exceptions related to occupancy timing, maintenance schedules, or unit-by-unit controls.

Openigloo aggregates tenant Q&A and building-level signals, so you can look for patterns around maintenance response and comfort issues (like heating and hot water), then confirm details directly with the building.

Yes. Heat/hot water being included affects the utility portion, but you can still be responsible for fees and other lease costs depending on the building and broker (for example, deposits, broker fees, and insurance). Always review the full lease terms.

Tags are based on building/eligibility signals available for matching, but leases are unit-specific. A building can offer different utility arrangements across apartments, floors, or configurations—so confirm for the exact unit you’re considering.