Pet-friendly buildings near transit in Battery Park City

It indicates the building allows pets, but it does not guarantee a specific pet will be approved. You still need to confirm fees, breed/weight or size limits, maximum number of pets, and what documentation the building requires.

It groups buildings that are close to transit stops in the Battery Park City area. Use the building’s location details to confirm the stop(s) you’ll actually use and the walking time from your unit.

No. Pet rules can differ by building and sometimes by unit type. Always check the specific building’s pet terms and ask the leasing office about approval for your particular pet.

Ask about total monthly and one-time costs (pet rent/fees and any deposits), whether there are breed/size/count restrictions, how approvals work, and whether there are restrictions on move-in hours or using elevators/common areas.

Openigloo organizes building information in one place so you can shortlist faster. Still, treat Openigloo signals as a starting point and confirm the pet and lease details with the building before paying anything.

“Near transit” is a helpful shortcut, but commute time depends on which line you use and how you get from the station entrance to your front door. Confirm your route using the building’s actual location.

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