What does pet-friendly verified mean on this page?

It means these are apartments for rent near New York Times that are marked pet-friendly and carry Openigloo's verified quality signal. Pet-friendly still depends on the building or landlord's rules.

How many apartments for rent are on this page?

There are 9 apartments for rent in this scope right now, with a median rent of $5,364.

What should I confirm before applying with a pet?

Ask about pet fees, deposits, breed or weight limits, pet count limits, and any required vaccination or registration documents. Some buildings are pet-friendly with restrictions.

Is this a guarantee that my pet will be accepted?

No. Pet-friendly is not a guarantee for any specific pet. Confirm the exact rules with the agent or landlord before you apply.

What does verified mean on Openigloo?

Verified is a platform quality signal that helps you compare apartments more confidently. It does not replace your own checks on lease terms, building rules, or move-in costs.

What fees can still affect the real monthly cost?

Broker fees, security deposits, pet fees, utilities, and other move-in charges can make the full cost higher than the asking rent. Review those before signing.

Which neighborhoods are trending right now around this search?

Recent high-activity neighborhoods in this scope include Hell's Kitchen, Downtown Brooklyn, Flatbush, Stuyvesant Town/PCV, and East Village.

Pet-friendly verified apartments for rent near New York Times

Find 9 pet-friendly verified apartments for rent near New York Times. This page helps you narrow by pet policy and Openigloo verification, so you can focus on units that match both your search and your move-in needs. Openigloo adds renter-first signals like building reviews and verification status to help you compare apartments before you tour. Even with pet-friendly filters, confirm fees, breed or weight limits, pet deposits, and lease terms with the agent.

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What to check when comparing pet-friendly, verified apartments for rent near New York Times

Start with 9 pet-friendly verified apartments for rent near New York Times, then compare buildings by reviews and verification status.
Pet-friendly does not guarantee every pet is accepted; check breed, size, pet count, and documentation requirements before applying.
Verified on Openigloo means the apartment has a quality signal on the platform, but you still need to review the lease and confirm availability.
Factor in the full monthly cost, including broker fee, deposits, utilities, and any pet-related charges, not just the asking rent.
If you plan to tour more than one unit, ask whether the building has consistent pet rules or if policies vary by landlord or unit.

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Pet-friendly verified 1-bedroom apartments for rent near New York Times

74 apartments

Pet-friendly verified studio apartments for rent near New York Times

23 apartments

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Pet-friendly verified apartments for rent near New York Times

Showing 1–9 of 9 listings

Verified

Rent-stabilized

Midtown·1 bed, 1 bath

3.4(18)

271 West 47 Street #PHF

$6,083

Verified

Rent-stabilized

Midtown·1 bed, 1 bath

3.4(18)

271 West 47 Street #PHG

$6,633

Verified

Rent-stabilized

Midtown·1 bed, 1 bath

3.4(18)

271 West 47 Street #47E

$6,718

Verified

Rent-stabilized

Midtown·1 bed, 1 bath

3.4(18)

271 West 47 Street #48E

$6,738

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What to check when comparing pet-friendly, verified apartments for rent near New York Times

Start with 9 pet-friendly verified apartments for rent near New York Times, then compare buildings by reviews and verification status.
Pet-friendly does not guarantee every pet is accepted; check breed, size, pet count, and documentation requirements before applying.
Verified on Openigloo means the apartment has a quality signal on the platform, but you still need to review the lease and confirm availability.
Factor in the full monthly cost, including broker fee, deposits, utilities, and any pet-related charges, not just the asking rent.
If you plan to tour more than one unit, ask whether the building has consistent pet rules or if policies vary by landlord or unit.