Pet-friendly buildings near the M104 bus in Midtown

It means the building is tagged as allowing pets, but it is not a guarantee of any particular pet. Each building can still require fees/deposits and may set limits on breed, weight, size, or number of pets, plus documentation rules. Confirm the full policy with the building before signing.

Yes—this page is restricted to Midtown buildings that match the M104 bus filter pairing. Still, distances and walking time can vary by exact address, so confirm the route and stop location on the building page or during a visit.

Openigloo building pages consolidate signals like ratings for rated buildings and renter-focused context. Use the Q&A and building notes to identify common friction points (paperwork, deposits, move-in timing) before you submit an application.

Often, yes. Even on pet-friendly buildings, expect pet-related fees and deposits and ask whether they are refundable. Also plan for the full monthly cost beyond the asking rent, since deposits and utilities can change your total budget.

No. “Pet-friendly” typically indicates the building allows pets, but policies differ. Ask specifically about your pet’s category (e.g., dog/cat), weight and breed, any number limits, and documentation requirements.

Confirm the pet policy in writing (or via a documented email/lease rider), ask about move-in process for pets, and clarify any restrictions on common areas. Then confirm your lease terms, required paperwork, and any fees tied to approval.

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