Pet-friendly buildings near Edward R. Murrow High School in NYC

It means the building is flagged as allowing pets for at least some tenants. The filter is not a guarantee for any particular pet, since building-specific rules (fees, breed/weight/count limits, and required documentation) can still apply.

Not necessarily. The count reflects buildings matching the combined filters. Individual units can still be rented, so check current availability per building.

Contact the building’s leasing office and ask for their exact pet policy: fee amounts, any restrictions by breed/weight/number, documentation requirements, and whether approval is required before signing.

Yes. Pet-related fees and deposits can vary by building, and refundability can differ. Review each building’s details and ask how the deposit/fees are handled at move-out.

Some buildings do. Ask about elevator scheduling, move-in timing, and access rules for amenities or shared spaces, especially if you have a dog or larger pet.

Openigloo uses available signals to help you filter faster, but rules can change. Treat the filter as a starting point and confirm the policy directly with the building before signing.

Look for tenant mentions related to pets and day-to-day management (noise, responsiveness, cleanliness, enforcement of building rules). Then ask targeted follow-up questions to leasing based on what you find.