Pet-friendly buildings near St. Joseph's University, New York in NYC

It means the building is flagged as allowing pets based on Openigloo’s available signals. Requirements still differ, so you should confirm the exact terms with the building before applying.

No. Approval often depends on factors like breed, weight, the number of pets, and whether the building requires documentation or pre-approval. Always verify the policy for your unit.

Pet-friendly policies commonly include fees and/or deposits and may include additional monthly charges. The only reliable way to know your full monthly cost is to ask the building for the exact breakdown (including any one-time move-in charges).

Often, yes. Many buildings require vaccination records and may require the landlord’s written approval before move-in. Ask about timelines so you do not run into paperwork delays.

Start with building details and tenant Q&A, then contact the leasing office with specific questions about your pet type/weight/breed and the number of pets you plan to keep. Treat the filter as a starting point, not a final guarantee.

Yes. Even within the same building, rules can vary by floor, unit type, or landlord practice. If you’re considering multiple layouts, confirm the policy for the exact unit you want.

Ask what the deposit covers, whether there are additional charges for damage, and how the building handles complaints. Also confirm where pets are allowed (and not allowed) in common areas.