Pet-friendly buildings near the BX36 bus in Mt. Hope

It means the building is included under the pet-friendly filter, but the exact policy can still vary by building. Fees, breed/weight/count limits, and documentation requirements can differ, so you should confirm the rules directly with the building before you apply.

No. The filter is not a guarantee for a particular pet. Building management can require prior approval and specific documentation, and they may have restrictions on pet type, weight, or number of pets.

Use each building’s page to note the pet-related terms you find (or request them in writing): any pet fees, deposits, pet rent, and whether there are one-time move-in charges. Then compare those totals alongside the unit’s asking rent.

Ask for the exact pet policy (fee schedule and any monthly pet rent), approval process timing, required documents, and any restrictions (weight/type/count). Also ask if there are any building rules about common-area access or noise.

Openigloo combines building pages, renter-focused information, and open-data signals where available. Still, for pets and move-in readiness, the building’s written policy and lease terms are what ultimately matters.

Yes. Even if a building is pet-friendly, it may still have standard screening requirements (income, references, credit) and unit-specific rules. Ask what the building requires for approval and for adding a pet after move-in, if that applies.

Concourse with 1,709+ buildings; Fordham with 967+ buildings; University Heights with 836+ buildings; Soundview with 2,493+ buildings; Norwood with 741+ buildings.