Pet-friendly buildings near Union St station in NYC

It means the building is flagged as allowing pets, but it does not guarantee a specific pet will be approved. Fees, breed/weight/count limits, and required documentation can still vary by building.

Not necessarily. It’s a location match to the Union St station area. Check the building’s address and commute options on the building page before you commit to a tour.

Contact the building management and ask for the written pet policy: allowed animals, any breed/size/weight limits, number of pets, and the exact fee/deposit and due dates.

Usually not. Pet costs can include separate monthly fees and/or deposits, plus move-in documentation fees. Always total the full monthly cost (and upfront deposits) beyond the asking rent.

Many buildings request vaccination records and may ask for a vet letter or other documentation. Confirm requirements with the building and ask whether approval is needed before lease signing.

Policies can change. The safest approach is to get the current pet terms from management in writing, especially if you’re bringing a dog breed that may trigger extra restrictions.

Confirm move-in logistics (timing for deliveries and elevators), any building rules that impact pets (quiet hours, common-area use), and the lease addendum language for pets.