Pet-friendly buildings near the 6 train in NYC
This page helps you find pet-friendly buildings near the 6 train in NYC. Openigloo shows 1,991+ eligible buildings that match the 6-train location filter and the pet-friendly category. Use Openigloo to narrow in before you tour: compare building-level details, read tenant Q&A and reviews, and review open-data signals tied to the building. You can also confirm what the pet-friendly filter means for each building, since policies can vary by unit and lease.
Pet-friendly buildings near the 6 train in NYC
Showing 163–180 of 1,991 pet-friendly buildings near the 6 train in NYC.
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401 East 50 Street
Turtle Bay
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2205 3 Avenue
East Harlem
138 Ludlow Street
Lower East Side
218 Thompson St
Greenwich Village
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132 Thompson Street
Soho
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203 Spring Street
Soho
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96 5 Avenue
Flatiron
403 E 69 St
Lenox Hill
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200 East 30 Street
Kips Bay

303 East 83 Street
Yorkville

225 East 39 Street
Murray Hill

290 3 Avenue
Gramercy Park

201 East 87 Street
Yorkville

226 East 25 Street
Kips Bay

420 East 80 Street
Yorkville

41 Park Avenue
Murray Hill

121 Reade Street
Tribeca

239 Park Avenue South
Gramercy Park
What to check before choosing a pet-friendly building near the 6 train in NYC
- Start with eligibility: confirm the building actually accepts your pet type (cats, dogs, etc.) and whether approval is required before move-in.
- Ask about the full pet cost, not just rent (fees, deposits, and any monthly pet rent if listed), plus how utilities or other building charges are handled.
- Verify constraints in writing: breed/weight/size/count limits and any documentation rules (vet records, vaccinations, licensing).
- Check the lease terms tied to pets: any one-time pet fee vs. recurring charges, renewals, and whether deposits are refundable.
- Use tenant Q&A and reviews to spot patterns (noise around common areas, elevator and move-in rules, and how consistently staff handles pet policy).