Policy evidence
Pet-policy evidence—without the guesswork
5 properties have confirmed-positive public pet evidence; many more have conditional or conflicting listing language worth investigating.
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Listing language is not a proprietary lease. Breed, weight, number, registration, interview, and sublet rules can change. Always verify the current written policy.
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Evidence & sources
Evidence & sources
petsConflicting reports
Building-level metadata says cats and dogs; a tenant listing says no pets, possibly an owner-level rental restriction. Verify current shareholder rules.
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petsConflicting reports
Shareholder-oriented sources say pets allowed; a current tenant listing says no pets. Distinguish shareholder and subtenant rules.
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Evidence & sources
Evidence & sources
petsConflicting reports
Compass records pets allowed; a rental listing says no pets. This may be shareholder-versus-tenant scope; verify current board rules.
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petsConflicting reports
One historical listing allows one dog up to 25 lb after two years and board approval; another says cats allowed but no dogs.
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