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    1447 Chapel Street, New Haven, CT
    $700 - $1,495
    • Studio-2 Beds
    • 1 Bath
    Pike International
    Available Today!
    (203) 777-6922
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    434 George Street, New Haven, CT
    $725 - $895
    • Studio-2 Beds
    • 1 Baths
    Pike International
    Available Today!
    (203) 777-6922
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    1375 Chapel Street, New Haven, CT
    $795 - $1,100
    • 1 Bed
    • 1 Bath
    Pike International
    Available Today!
    (203) 777-6922

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Renting a Cheap Apartment in New Haven

New Haven is the home of Yale University, which is a major economic engine for the city. Founded by Puritans, New Haven’s layout and its city center New Haven Green, a National Historic Landmark, was part of the first map they drew for New Haven’s streets. The 16-acre plot in the middle of downtown is a citizen gathering space. Multiple colleges, in addition to Yale, are also located here. Education, health care and government are keys to the city economy. Local residents rave about their pizza (which was introduced to the U.S. in New Haven) and Italian pastries. Downtown redevelopment is bringing new shops, housing and restaurants to New Haven.

Looking for a cheap apartment for rent in New Haven, CT? With RENTCafé, finding an affordable apartment in New Haven, CT has never been easier. We feature 47 low-priced rentals directly from property managers, with rents lower than the New Haven, CT average. What is a cheap rent in New Haven, CT? The average apartment rent in New Haven is $1,560 per month so any rental south of $1,248 would be considered cheap here. Size matters though, so if you are in a market for a studio, expect to pay around $847 per month. If you’re looking to upgrade to a 1-bedroom apartment you’ll pay around $1,059, while a cheap 2-bedroom apartment will cost you about $1,233 per month. On RENTCafé, New Haven, CT rents go as low as $700/mo.