Pet-friendly buildings near the M66 bus in Upper West Side

It means the building is marked as pet-friendly in Openigloo’s building data so you can narrow your search. It’s not a guarantee of any specific pet type or size—confirm the exact approval rules, fees, and documentation requirements with the building.

Ask the building for the current pet fee amounts and deposit (one-time vs. recurring), whether they differ by pet type, and whether any admin or move-in fees apply. These amounts can change and may not be the same across units.

The filter helps you find buildings in the M66 corridor, but availability still depends on the specific unit and current marketing status. Treat the commute match as a shortlist tool, then confirm the unit’s exact location and walking route.

Yes. Ask whether a pet addendum is required, how approvals work for renewals, what happens if your pet needs to be replaced or grows beyond a limit, and whether the building requires re-approval for any change.

Openigloo combines building data with signals from rated buildings and tenant Q&A. Use those signals to ask better questions, but always get the final, current policy directly from the building management.

East Village with 11,857+ buildings; Hell’s Kitchen with 6,943+ buildings; Yorkville with 9,328+ buildings; Lenox Hill with 8,357+ buildings; Kips Bay with 4,472+ buildings.

Contact the building before signing. Confirm the approval process, written rules, and whether your pet’s details (type, weight, and count) fit the policy. Also ask how exceptions are handled and whether approval can be revoked if documentation is incomplete.