Pet-friendly buildings near Brooklyn Collegiate: A College Board School in NYC

It means the building is flagged as allowing pets in the dataset Openigloo uses. Policies still vary by building, so you should confirm the exact rules and any limits with management before applying.

Often, yes. Many buildings require documentation (for example, vaccination records) and may require paperwork before move-in. Confirm the required documents, timing, and who submits them with the building.

Some buildings do have limits (such as weight, breed restrictions, or maximum number of pets). The page filter helps you find candidates, but you must verify each building’s limits with the leasing office.

Fees can include pet rent, one-time pet fees, and security deposits, plus any move-in related charges. Ask for the full cost breakdown, since the total monthly and upfront cost can differ from the base rent.

Usually the building’s policy applies, but there can be unit-specific conditions or addenda. Confirm the pet terms for the exact unit you’re considering (not just the building in general).

Use the page to build a short list of buildings, then compare what matters to you: pet rules, fees, lease pet addendum requirements, and any building-level notes surfaced through renter Q&A and Openigloo signals.

They can. Always re-check the policy during the application process, and get the pet terms in writing as part of the lease or addendum if the building offers that option.