Pet-friendly buildings near 149 St-Grand Concourse station in NYC

It means these buildings are tagged as allowing pets based on Openigloo’s building information. Pet rules can still vary by animal type, weight/breed, and apartment layout, so confirm the final policy with the building.

No. The filter helps you find likely matches, but the building can enforce apartment-specific rules or update its policy. Ask for the written pet addendum (or policy) before paying any fees.

Even when a building is pet-friendly, there may be pet rent and/or one-time fees and deposits, plus cleaning fees in some cases. Also ask whether utilities change with a pet (for example, for certain services) and what is refundable.

They often do. Common restrictions include size/weight caps and certain breed rules, along with limits on the number of pets. Ask the building to confirm for your exact pet.

Not always. Some buildings allow pets only in certain units or under specific conditions. Confirm the pet policy for the exact apartment you plan to rent.

Many buildings request vaccination records and a vet letter, and may require proof of spay/neuter. Ask which documents are required and whether they must be submitted before signing or only after approval.

Look at building reviews and tenant Q&A for recurring details about pet fees and enforcement, then verify the same items directly with the leasing office. If you see inconsistencies, ask clarifying questions and request the pet policy in writing.