Most searched landlords with pet-friendly buildings in Park Slope

It refers to owners and managers whose Openigloo profiles renters look up most often. Search activity indicates renter interest, not a rating or proof of management quality.

The landlord’s portfolio is mostly made up of buildings that allow pets. That does not mean every building or apartment in the portfolio accepts every pet.

No. Fees and restrictions, including breed limits, may apply, and policies can vary by building or apartment. Confirm the current rules for the specific unit before signing.

Use it to identify landlords to research, then compare the written policies for the individual buildings you are considering. Check for fees, deposits, breed or size limits, and any approval requirements.

No. It reflects how often renters look up a profile, not whether the landlord meets a particular standard. Read renter reviews and check building-specific information as part of your due diligence.

The filter describes a landlord’s portfolio overall, so individual properties may have different rules. Confirm the policy for your building and apartment rather than relying on the portfolio label alone.