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Rent-stabilized studio apartments for rent in good cause buildings in Chelsea

Chelsea’s most common bedroom types are 1-bedrooms and studios. This page focuses on 15 studio apartments for rent in Chelsea, Manhattan. Chelsea has an average building rating of 4.1/5 across 54 rated buildings. The average tenancy length is 2.2 months based on 65 relisted units, and the average rent increase is 6.5% based on 191 relisted units (building-level trends; individual units can differ)

This page shows 15 studio apartments for rent in Chelsea, Manhattan that are both rent-stabilized and in good cause buildings. Use it to narrow by bedroom count and tenant-protection status while comparing current asking rents. Openigloo helps you check renter-focused details before you apply, including building-level reviews and the filters that matter here. For these apartments for rent, confirm the rent-stabilized terms, good cause protections, and any lease or move-in conditions with the agent.

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What to check before for studio rent-stabilized, good cause apartments in Chelsea, Manhattan

  • There are 15 studio apartments for rent in this Chelsea scope, with a median rent of $4,724.
  • Studio layouts can feel tight, so check where the sleeping area fits, how the kitchen is set up, and whether storage is built in.
  • Rent-stabilized and good cause are different protections, so confirm which rule applies to the unit before you apply.
  • Ask about the full move-in cost, including deposit, fees, and any broker fee, since asking rent is only part of the budget.
  • Review the building details on Openigloo to look for landlord or building patterns before scheduling a showing.

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