Russia is full of Soviet Apartments and the majority of families still live in these. However, the balance changes, old houses get demolished and the new ones are built. More and more families, more likely in big cities now, but in small towns as well, gradually move to the flats with different from Soviet times standards and make such apartments more typical nowadays. Typical Soviet Apartment Tour (I mentioned in the beginning): th-cam.com/video/YaRU6Ii0yw0/w-d-xo.html How Sanctions Actually Affected Russians (including presentation of premises I showed in the end): th-cam.com/video/rCg5tF_xoPs/w-d-xo.html If you feel it, you can support the channel through SuperThanks in the comment section or by joining: www.patreon.com/zangieff Thanks!
Trust me, the most informative thing from this video is that a typical Russian guy working on some ordinary job can support a family of 4 all by himself and own two properties in modern apartment buildings with total size of almost 2000 sq.ft.
First of all, it’s 1500 square feet. 25% difference between your estimate and what he actually said. Secondly, how do you know that his wife doesn’t also bring in some income? Thirdly, if the US supported parents with quality affordable childcare, many of us could afford a decent standard of living with less financial distress. On my income as a teacher (after 12 years) I could support myself and two children and a modest home of comparable size. Although, I could not afford that AND childcare. My job included very good health insurance, and paid leave when necessary. That was a good union job. Not every American of modest means could afford this… Also, I lived in a medium sized Midwestern town and was gifted a modest but dependable automobile. Those conditions are not the case for all working families. Life there is no more glorious or easy than it is here.
@@dtschuor459 Russia: Health insurance - free for everyone (paid by the government) Childcare - free for everyone (same) Paid leave - 28 days for any worker set by law (some have more). P.S. He has told that his wife is not working for 4 years already and taking care of their children. AND he lives in a capital city.
@@PaulV. Right. I hadn’t watched to the end before I replied. Wife is on “maternity leave” for 4 years. From that I deduce, she worked before and plans to return to work after. Your notes were exactly my point. More American families with”ordinary jobs” could afford to live at this level with some of the benefits that this Russian family receives. He also discusses some of the financial maneuvering that allowed him to purchase the second property and kept it within his means. We should also acknowledge, the 1500 square foot apartment is currently not habitable. It has no appliances and apparently no working fixtures such as a bathroom. I wasn’t clear on what utilities have been Insta , but it was purchased without water, gas, or electric installed. Essentially, the same as buying a framed structure with no utilities…simply a shell. They are slowly creating a functioning apartment from that. This is not dissimilar to many young families in the US, except that health care is not so easily attained in the US, most workers do not receive 28 days/year of leave, and very few employers provide any appreciable sort of maternity or family leave, despite Federal protections attempting to make that available. Post secondary education would not be privately financed either, so the enormous strain of obtaining and financing advanced education is also a significant advantage over life in this “Land of the Free.” 🤔
Hi Zangieff my mate from Russia. Thanks for inviting me into your home. Your co-presenter/s were very professional and well behaved. I wish you and your family well and hope that you will soon be able to move into your new appartment. Bye for now ... your 'OLD' mate Dave from the UK. Take care.
Thank you Zangieff, my husband and I have enjoyed your content very much. We're from Vancouver Island, British Columbia, Canada and we love to have a view into the day to day lives of other people all over the world. I'm excited for you and your family to move into your larger apartment and I'm looking forward to seeing what it looks like once finished! This video and your grocery shopping video really shows how similar our lives can be despite living on opposite sides of the planet. Thanks again, we are keeping you and your family in our thoughts.
I just saw this comment I live in New Zealand but grew up in Comox on VI. I agree the video with the self checkouts at the super markets look just like NZ even the exact same brands of pasta.
Zangieff, just wanted to let you know that I really enjoy you and watching your videos. You seem like a very genuine, real and loving person and I'm sure your family is super lucky to have you as the man of the house. I wish you nothing but the very best! Hopefully things become better and brighter in the future.
I bought my first real estate piece in Bangkok, a small condominium studio, partitioned into bedroom and livingroom for 630K Baht (~23K USD in 1995). I understand living in small spaces. I had a balcony that housed an aircon, stove, and washing machine. It was small, but very comfortable. I like how you partitioned your apartment into many usable rooms despite its size. Well done!!! BTW, your daughters are so cute. I'm sure they are the joy for their dad just like my own 7 year old. Swasdee krup!!!
Thank you Zangieff for giving a tour and allowing us into your home. It is very cozy and lovely. Not much different than many apartments in urban cities around the world. Also congratulations on your growing channel. I started watching when you only had around 15000 subscribers. Really enjoying the content you have been creating.
You’re a sweetie. I love the video with you Nikki and Constantine grocery shopping. That one made us all smile. Please post more often? Stay safe. We pray you’ll be safe and be able to stay with your family. Thank you for letting us tour your home. Love to you and your family from the United States.
I just stumbled on your channel and found humans being human and trying to live their best life, God Bless and thanks for sharing I’m very curious about Russia. Good luck on the new flat.
Nice home! You and your wife have done a great job of organizing your belongings and making use of the space you have. Exciting to see that you have the opportunity of making a place that suits your needs even better. Just would like to say that I really appreciate you giving us a better idea of what daily life for a young family in Russia looks like. My 12 year old son and I have very much enjoyed watching your videos. Thanks again for doing what you do! We wish you well 😊
Nice place and don't apologize for the bathroom. Now everything is white with grey and I appreciate seeing something other than white for a change. I had two little girls close in age also. Best time of one's life.
Your face when your poor little girl ran into the wall in the kitchen tour 😂😂 that was adorable. Thank you for this amazing video! You should start a go fund me to help build your new home!
Thank you for the tour of your apartment. You and your wife have done a wonderful job of finding storage solutions for your family. It's a very cozy space. Best of wishes to you, your wife and beautiful children.
Thank you for this very interesting tour. Watched the previous video from the older Russian Appartements as well and it was very interesting as well. Great to see how responsible you guys are with the storage of the chemicals in your household, that's awesome. I wish you and your little family all the best of luck, Tom from Vienna /Austria
Hey Zangieff, thank you for your Videos :) I really hope you and your family stay Safe since we hear about all the things going on in Russia 😥 All the best from Germany for you and your sweet family🍀💕
I saw the video about your wife's mother's apartment first, and I thought young people are living like this. But your own apartment looks the same like ours in Austria. I'm happy for you about the new one. I hope you and your family can move in soon. Greetings from Austria 👋
Hey Zangieff! I have been looking forward to the next upload, keep them coming! I am a new dad and she is now 6 weeks old, any tips for a new dad? :) Thanks from Australia
Hey 👋 thanks! Well, if you’re not a single dad, then do your best to help your wife. And I mean not just changing diapers etc. but just keeping her in a good mood, which is difficult when your kid doesn’t want to sleep at nights, this can become more of an issue after 3-4 months after birth. I guess that’s the main advice, not to give up and to keep the atmosphere in your family positive 😊
It is very interesting to see life in different countries, thank you for all this info. I truly believe this is the way to understand other people and bridge the differences. Wish you all the best. 12- 15 s. meters is the common room in my country too.
I loved the videos. I was a little worried - a family with 2 kids in a 38m2 apartment. The new one must represent a big spatial relief for you guys! Thanks for sharing!
Thank you very much for this beautiful tour of your nice flat. Even though it is not too big, it looks really cozy and confortable. Thank you for sharing.
Wonderful tour Zangieff. Your apartment looks very nice with you utilizing all the space very efficiently. Your children are very cute, especially the little girl running around. Great you are refurbishing the other apartment. High mortgage rates. Full watch. Amazing video.
Your home is indeed cozy and very beautiful, modern and warm! I can spot some Ikea! I myself live in a house resembling your soviet apartments, but here in central Europe and unfortunately without a balcony. I always am curious how people's houses look like. Thank you! Also, sweet babies! The moment when your daughter walked into the door though made me laugh, because memories of my own!
Hi Zangieff! Thank you for your sight seeing tour. You are so nice, a lovely daddy sharing very private areas of your life with us. Your appartment is really small for you and your family and your cat, and I could imagine it's very warm during summer... And your children need their own rooms for sleeping, playing etc. But it's cozy and very orderly and in some points more modern than my home. Me and my family are living in a town in Rhine-Main Area, ca. 20 km south of Frankfurt. I, end of 40s now, spent my whole life here, my husband moved here. In the last years prices for houses, flats had been exploding, especially in the metropolitan areas. And it is very difficult to find a flat, at countryside it's easier and flats are cheaper. But at countryside sometimes the complete infrastructure is not good, so people prefer to live and work in the metropolitan areas. What is a typical german home? I don't know. I think it's depending on people who are living there, are they young or old, modern or a bit old-fashioned, some like tchotchkes, modern technical IT equipment 😱 Our home is a mixture of old-fashioned and modern touches, we don't replace furniture, other interior, electrical equipment (e.g. fridge, washing machine) because they are "old-fashioned", we are unpretentious in this points. 💞 from Frankfurt 🇩🇪
Glad to know you're doing well. Hope to see the finished apartment in the future. Recently found your channel from the Soviet Union style apartment. Feels very nostalgic as I am from the former SU. Hello from Estonia, wishing you all the best.
Thank you. We lived in Russia for several years. We had a three room apartment in one of the 9-storey apartment buildings. I have wondered what newer apartments looked like.
Really enjoy your content, and in the current situation it just reminds me that all us humans have so much more in common than division. We all love our children, we all want to prosper and live in peace and security. Higher powers seek to divide us for nefarious reasons, but the majority understand that we are one people. Thank you for your informative insight into life in Russia.
It amazes me the amount of stuff we have. Growing up in the USA more than 50+ years ago. Not sure about everyone but we didn’t have lots of stuff. We only bought what we needed. I miss those days.🤓
Really enjoying this channel. So interesting to see Russia. Was really impressed with their shopping malls and grocery stores. Cute cozy home for sure there. From Canada.
Very interesting to see your two apartments. As an American I bought a 130 m² new build in St. Petersburg in 2002 two blocks away from the gulf of Finland nice area.It looked exactly like the one you are working on and we as you had to do everything from new windows new doors plumbing etc. etc. it was only a shell and most interior walls were torn down and reconstructed properly, self leveling cement for the entire apt floors.A lot of work but it came out beautiful.. I believe we paid 40,000 US for the apartment, we also bought it when the building was just beginning construction so the price was less. we were able to pay cash so no mortgage, I remember they were very high at the time. unfortunately due to health reasons I had to move back to the US in 2008 but we were able to sell the apartment very quickly and for an amazing profit 😃brings back good memories, except for OVIR and form 9 🤣😂🤣
Great Video tour. Funny how everyone’s homes look similar thanks to IKEA. I reckon I own half of the same furniture Zangief. Your home looks great. 🇬🇧🇷🇺🇸🇪
That is something which everybody notices when they visit both my city flat and my holiday home: we hardly have any IKEA furniture. Much of the furniture has been either inherited or hand made by us, since it is difficult to fit furniture into a medieval house with vaulted ceilings! Making the forniture was a lot of fun! As for our city flat we've mainly either made it ourselves or bought it from local producers because it was cheaper . So it is quite different and personal and we enjoy it.
Thank you for the tour of your home! You make very good use of the space you have. For comparison (although I am over 60 years old), my childhood house in USA was about 97 sq/m and 7 people lived in it. So not every American has a mansion. To compare to New York City, NY, USA, similar size apartment would cost at least RUB 46,250,000. Less if you wanted to live outside city and commute to work.
Great insight into everyday life. I'm always amazed at the similarities and differences when I visit the living quarters of someone from another country. I remember my first time experiencing a Baltic house as a kid, I was so confused why they insisted on everyone wearing slippers in the house? Also no junk food? Lol I love it. Thank you for sharing your home with us 💜
Very interesting and very well done video. Both apartments are very nice but of course your new one will have a lot more room for you adults and the children to have privacy. I've been thinking a lot about you lately (miss your Sunday live streams) and I hope everything continues to go well for you and your family. Subscriber from Texas.
Thank you for the taking the time to share your home with us. The best parts of your tour are those that show how little separates us all - specifically that our children take up a disproportianate amount of space in our homes....and how easily we accept that reality. All the best from the USA.
Hello! This video was a "recommendation" from TH-cam and I'm so glad I decided to click on it. My family is originally from Cuba so I am familiar with the Soviet era apartments as there are many all over Cuba. I live in California, USA and enjoy having a look at the daily lives of others from around the world. Thank you for sharing yours. Count me in as a new subscriber. All the best to you and your family!
You just reminded me that after everything that goes on in the world we are all people and have the same concerns, habits and responsibilities. I hope we all were at some point in the situation that everyone in the house sleept in one bed leaving others empty
Just want to say I miss your videos! I was especially excited for your building the new apartment videos. Hope you and your family are well and your new apartment is coming together!
Both are amazing apartments. You guys made a relatively small space very comfortable and tidy. Looking forward to see the new apartment once finished. It’s great to see how people live in different parts of the world - and find out there’s a lot more in common than we thought. And you have a beautiful family, all the best for you all!
Thank you for your apartment tour. This tour was 100% nicer than the Soviet apartment you showed before. But I must tell you that in the US, with 2 children most Americans would have a three bedroom apartment. I recently watched a video about average wages in the 30 largest cities in Russia. People's earnings per month were equal to what people in America make per week! However, the rent for a three bedroom apartment in the Boston area would be over $3 thousand a month! So, though you make a fourth of what Americans make, your rentals are also much lower. I wish you could come to the US to see for yourself the difference.
Was so interesting to see you & your families apartment in detail. It will be good rental income for you when your done remodeling the second apartment. You should do a lot more videos since your remaining in Russia and some TH-camrs had to leave.
Thanks, nice tour of living spaces. Nice you can build that second one as you wish it to be. This is one of my first subbed videos of your I watched. I saw you with Niki and Konstantin shopping a few weeks ago or so, and came and subbed your page. By the way, (haha) were you really laughing that hard that you cried. Loved seeing you three together! Thanks again, enjoyed the tour. That thousand dollars seemed high but with subsidy for child makes it more reasonable. Nice
Thanks! Reminder, that this is the most expensive city in Russia, in the regions such flats would cost a lot less (but comparable if we take into account levels of salaries). However, in Russia if you make kids, you can get well paid by the state, 2 kids in 2022 will let you decrease your debt by >15K$. N.B. Some apartments in Russia cost like this in full. I'll cover this in the next video.
@@Zangieff Yes, did not consider the cost of being in Moscow, nor the income vs. expense aspect. Guess it is all relative. After reading here I forgot, please be careful, do not get conscripted via this mobilization or whatever, would not wish that on anyone, and you have two little ones to care for. Plus, this whole thing sucks, will be careful here but you know what I mean. When I think about it, I had a home in San Francisco I sold long ago, now it is over $4 million US Dollars, crazy! All the best!
Der Zangieff, thank you very much for your roomtour, you have such a nice and cozy appartement, and I like your Videos a lot. All the Best for you and your sweet family! Greetings from Frankfurt, Germany
Thank You for your videos. They are very interesting because they show us regular people in Russia are just like us. Remodeling their homes, shopping at grocery stores and just trying to live their lives. I hope you and your family were able to get out of Russia safely in time. I also hope you and all people can go back to their homes sooner rather than later. And I hope your homes you worked hard to remodel are there in one peace when you get back. Stay safe. God Bless!
Hey! Randomly came across your videos and it's fascinating. The previous owners of my apartment were from Russia and we have that same coat hanger setup by our door I always wondered if that was part of the original apartment but now that I seen you showing Russian homes I think those were added by the previous owners. Cool stuff!
You have a really lovely home. Modern apartments are a lot nicer than the old Soviet buildings. I love the kitchen and a balcony, small or large, is always nice. You have a really nice life and you know what?? It's not that much different than the average kind of middle US family life.
Russia is full of Soviet Apartments and the majority of families still live in these. However, the balance changes, old houses get demolished and the new ones are built. More and more families, more likely in big cities now, but in small towns as well, gradually move to the flats with different from Soviet times standards and make such apartments more typical nowadays.
Typical Soviet Apartment Tour (I mentioned in the beginning):
th-cam.com/video/YaRU6Ii0yw0/w-d-xo.html
How Sanctions Actually Affected Russians (including presentation of premises I showed in the end):
th-cam.com/video/rCg5tF_xoPs/w-d-xo.html
If you feel it, you can support the channel through SuperThanks in the comment section or by joining:
www.patreon.com/zangieff
Thanks!
Wishing You and your family well from West Virginia, U.S.A.!
@@tonywestvirginia thanks 😊
Can you maybe do a video about the mobilization and how it works??? Are people chosen through a lottery system like in America or is it different?
@zangieff how are you and your family, currently save from mobilisation?
bringing back Sunday vlogs ?
Trust me, the most informative thing from this video is that a typical Russian guy working on some ordinary job can support a family of 4 all by himself and own two properties in modern apartment buildings with total size of almost 2000 sq.ft.
First of all, it’s 1500 square feet.
25% difference between your estimate and what he actually said.
Secondly, how do you know that his wife doesn’t also bring in some income?
Thirdly, if the US supported parents with quality affordable childcare, many of us could afford a decent standard of living with less financial distress.
On my income as a teacher (after 12 years) I could support myself and two children and a modest home of comparable size. Although, I could not afford that AND childcare. My job included very good health insurance, and paid leave when necessary. That was a good union job. Not every American of modest means could afford this…
Also, I lived in a medium sized Midwestern town and was gifted a modest but dependable automobile. Those conditions are not the case for all working families.
Life there is no more glorious or easy than it is here.
@@dtschuor459 Russia:
Health insurance - free for everyone (paid by the government)
Childcare - free for everyone (same)
Paid leave - 28 days for any worker set by law (some have more).
P.S. He has told that his wife is not working for 4 years already and taking care of their children. AND he lives in a capital city.
@@PaulV. Right. I hadn’t watched to the end before I replied. Wife is on “maternity leave” for 4 years. From that I deduce, she worked before and plans to return to work after.
Your notes were exactly my point. More American families with”ordinary jobs” could afford to live at this level with some of the benefits that this Russian family receives.
He also discusses some of the financial maneuvering that allowed him to purchase the second property and kept it within his means. We should also acknowledge, the 1500 square foot apartment is currently not habitable. It has no appliances and apparently no working fixtures such as a bathroom.
I wasn’t clear on what utilities have been Insta , but it was purchased without water, gas, or electric installed.
Essentially, the same as buying a framed structure with no utilities…simply a shell.
They are slowly creating a functioning apartment from that. This is not dissimilar to many young families in the US, except that health care is not so easily attained in the US, most workers do not receive 28 days/year of leave, and very few employers provide any appreciable sort of maternity or family leave, despite Federal protections attempting to make that available.
Post secondary education would not be privately financed either, so the enormous strain of obtaining and financing advanced education is also a significant advantage over life in this “Land of the Free.” 🤔
@@dtschuor459 Agree
@The Book Companion
Well, thanks for your concern?
Glad you felt the need to let me know.
Count me informed 🙏
Michigan USA - Thank you for the invitation into your home It is very nice, your little ones are so cute best wishes to you and your family.
Thank you so much!
Hi Zangieff my mate from Russia. Thanks for inviting me into your home. Your co-presenter/s were very professional and well behaved. I wish you and your family well and hope that you will soon be able to move into your new appartment. Bye for now ... your 'OLD' mate Dave from the UK. Take care.
Thanks again:) "very professional and well behaved"? haha especially the one sleeping throughtout the whole video
It's amazing how some people can organize so beautifully their lives and be happy. Nice video.
Living on the other side of the world it was wonderful to see how my Russian cousins live. All the best to you and your family.
Thanks!
Thank you Zangieff, my husband and I have enjoyed your content very much. We're from Vancouver Island, British Columbia, Canada and we love to have a view into the day to day lives of other people all over the world. I'm excited for you and your family to move into your larger apartment and I'm looking forward to seeing what it looks like once finished! This video and your grocery shopping video really shows how similar our lives can be despite living on opposite sides of the planet. Thanks again, we are keeping you and your family in our thoughts.
Thanks, both of you 😊
I just saw this comment I live in New Zealand but grew up in Comox on VI. I agree the video with the self checkouts at the super markets look just like NZ even the exact same brands of pasta.
Zangieff, just wanted to let you know that I really enjoy you and watching your videos. You seem like a very genuine, real and loving person and I'm sure your family is super lucky to have you as the man of the house. I wish you nothing but the very best! Hopefully things become better and brighter in the future.
Thank you!😊
I bought my first real estate piece in Bangkok, a small condominium studio, partitioned into bedroom and livingroom for 630K Baht (~23K USD in 1995). I understand living in small spaces. I had a balcony that housed an aircon, stove, and washing machine. It was small, but very comfortable. I like how you partitioned your apartment into many usable rooms despite its size. Well done!!! BTW, your daughters are so cute. I'm sure they are the joy for their dad just like my own 7 year old. Swasdee krup!!!
Thank you Zangieff for giving a tour and allowing us into your home. It is very cozy and lovely. Not much different than many apartments in urban cities around the world. Also congratulations on your growing channel. I started watching when you only had around 15000 subscribers. Really enjoying the content you have been creating.
Thank you, Lisa :)
Your aprtment is totally same as my home when I born in 1996 China, i even doubt them are from one constructin drawings.
Thank you for the video, stay safe my friend
Thank you, I will)
Hello from USA, A very nice place and very well kept up. You have two beautiful little angels and your kitty cat is precious! ❤❤
So gracious to invite us into your lovely home. An so spacious! Greetings from Ohio USA
This is a really nice apartment with efficient, intelligently done storage. Thanks for the tour. Hope your family is well.
You’re a sweetie. I love the video with you Nikki and Constantine grocery shopping. That one made us all smile. Please post more often? Stay safe. We pray you’ll be safe and be able to stay with your family. Thank you for letting us tour your home. Love to you and your family from the United States.
Nikki & Konstantin have already fled Russia.
I just stumbled on your channel and found humans being human and trying to live their best life, God Bless and thanks for sharing I’m very curious about Russia. Good luck on the new flat.
Nice home! You and your wife have done a great job of organizing your belongings and making use of the space you have. Exciting to see that you have the opportunity of making a place that suits your needs even better.
Just would like to say that I really appreciate you giving us a better idea of what daily life for a young family in Russia looks like. My 12 year old son and I have very much enjoyed watching your videos. Thanks again for doing what you do! We wish you well 😊
Thank you for this apartment tour. Take care of yourself 🙏
Thanks, Jean-Claude :)
Adorable kids. I love your videos keep them coming. Colorado loves to see you !!
Hi Zangieff, it is very informative. Your content is very apolitical and talks around daily life in Russia. I really enjoy your videos!!
Thanks!:)
You have beautiful children. Thank you for the tour. It blows me away how much you are able to do with so little space.
Thank you for letting me into your home, its so beautifully organised and it gives me a bit of a push to do the same 👏🌹🇬🇧
Beautiful little girls and you seem like a very good dad. Nice apartment, you have organized it very well.
It actually looks a lot like the second home I lived in, in Copenhagen Denmark. I loved the coziness/hygge of it. You’ve made your home so nice.
Hygge 👍the only Danish word I know. I read a bbc article about it 7 or more years ago. I think I follow the doctrine. ♥️🇦🇺
this is not hygge though
Nice place and don't apologize for the bathroom. Now everything is white with grey and I appreciate seeing something other than white for a change. I had two little girls close in age also. Best time of one's life.
Thanks!
Much appreciated, Lorianne 😊
Nice, I use to live in Russian made Apartments during the 80's in Afghanistan. Very Strong Building!
Your face when your poor little girl ran into the wall in the kitchen tour 😂😂 that was adorable. Thank you for this amazing video! You should start a go fund me to help build your new home!
Greetings from Ottawa, Canada, Zangieff. You have a beautiful family, and apartment. Thanks for sharing. Claude
Thank you for the tour of your apartment. You and your wife have done a wonderful job of finding storage solutions for your family. It's a very cozy space. Best of wishes to you, your wife and beautiful children.
Thank you. It is always nice to know how people in other countries actually live.
Wow and thank you Zangief! We actually just finished similar remodeling of a small condo in Manila, just 30 square meters. Good job!
Thank you for this very interesting tour. Watched the previous video from the older Russian Appartements as well and it was very interesting as well. Great to see how responsible you guys are with the storage of the chemicals in your household, that's awesome. I wish you and your little family all the best of luck, Tom from Vienna /Austria
Hey Zangieff, thank you for your Videos :) I really hope you and your family stay Safe since we hear about all the things going on in Russia 😥 All the best from Germany for you and your sweet family🍀💕
You are a very nice person. I love your videos. Good job.
Thank you for showing us around your home. I am impressed at the amount of storage and all done thoughtfully.
I saw the video about your wife's mother's apartment first, and I thought young people are living like this. But your own apartment looks the same like ours in Austria. I'm happy for you about the new one. I hope you and your family can move in soon. Greetings from Austria 👋
Thanks 😊 yep, that’s how it is, times change, apartments too
Your kids are so cute 🥰 god bless them! I adore your videos!
Hey Zangieff!
I have been looking forward to the next upload, keep them coming!
I am a new dad and she is now 6 weeks old, any tips for a new dad? :)
Thanks from Australia
Hey 👋 thanks!
Well, if you’re not a single dad, then do your best to help your wife. And I mean not just changing diapers etc. but just keeping her in a good mood, which is difficult when your kid doesn’t want to sleep at nights, this can become more of an issue after 3-4 months after birth.
I guess that’s the main advice, not to give up and to keep the atmosphere in your family positive 😊
@@Zangieff Thanks for the advice mate, keep safe and keep the content rolling. I like how you have boosted the video output! 👍
What a nice video. Your children are lovely! A nice apartment. Walk in closet would be hard to find in urban apartments. Bless you and your family ✌️
Take care of yourself and your family...
Will do my best. Thank you 🙏
It is very interesting to see life in different countries, thank you for all this info. I truly believe this is the way to understand other people and bridge the differences. Wish you all the best. 12- 15 s. meters is the common room in my country too.
I loved the videos. I was a little worried - a family with 2 kids in a 38m2 apartment. The new one must represent a big spatial relief for you guys! Thanks for sharing!
Thank you very much for this beautiful tour of your nice flat. Even though it is not too big, it looks really cozy and confortable. Thank you for sharing.
Wonderful tour Zangieff. Your apartment looks very nice with you utilizing all the space very efficiently. Your children are very cute, especially the little girl running around. Great you are refurbishing the other apartment. High mortgage rates. Full watch. Amazing video.
Your home is indeed cozy and very beautiful, modern and warm! I can spot some Ikea! I myself live in a house resembling your soviet apartments, but here in central Europe and unfortunately without a balcony. I always am curious how people's houses look like. Thank you! Also, sweet babies! The moment when your daughter walked into the door though made me laugh, because memories of my own!
Hi Zangieff! Thank you for your sight seeing tour. You are so nice, a lovely daddy sharing very private areas of your life with us. Your appartment is really small for you and your family and your cat, and I could imagine it's very warm during summer... And your children need their own rooms for sleeping, playing etc. But it's cozy and very orderly and in some points more modern than my home. Me and my family are living in a town in Rhine-Main Area, ca. 20 km south of Frankfurt. I, end of 40s now, spent my whole life here, my husband moved here. In the last years prices for houses, flats had been exploding, especially in the metropolitan areas. And it is very difficult to find a flat, at countryside it's easier and flats are cheaper. But at countryside sometimes the complete infrastructure is not good, so people prefer to live and work in the metropolitan areas. What is a typical german home? I don't know. I think it's depending on people who are living there, are they young or old, modern or a bit old-fashioned, some like tchotchkes, modern technical IT equipment 😱 Our home is a mixture of old-fashioned and modern touches, we don't replace furniture, other interior, electrical equipment (e.g. fridge, washing machine) because they are "old-fashioned", we are unpretentious in this points. 💞 from Frankfurt 🇩🇪
Braaaaavoooo!!! It's a wonderful video sharing your family space. Thank you.
Wishing you all the best from Mexico.
Beautiful video. Your children are very sweet.
Good luck brother.
Thank you and keep safe.
Nice home you are building. Can't wait to see it finished.
Thank you for sharing your beautiful family, and your nice home with us. Blessings from the USA 🇺🇸😊
Glad to know you're doing well. Hope to see the finished apartment in the future. Recently found your channel from the Soviet Union style apartment. Feels very nostalgic as I am from the former SU. Hello from Estonia, wishing you all the best.
Very clever use of space . Quite cosy and very neat . Lovely family and thank you for the video.greetings from Melbourne Australia.
Enjoy your videos, thanks for sharing your home.
Thank you. We lived in Russia for several years. We had a three room apartment in one of the 9-storey apartment buildings. I have wondered what newer apartments looked like.
Thank you so much for sharing! You have adorable children❤️🤗
Thank you 😊
Really enjoy your content, and in the current situation it just reminds me that all us humans have so much more in common than division. We all love our children, we all want to prosper and live in peace and security. Higher powers seek to divide us for nefarious reasons, but the majority understand that we are one people. Thank you for your informative insight into life in Russia.
Thank you for this very interesting tour of your lovely apartment. Best wishes to you and your family.
It amazes me the amount of stuff we have. Growing up in the USA more than 50+ years ago. Not sure about everyone but we didn’t have lots of stuff. We only bought what we needed. I miss those days.🤓
Beautiful, comfortable and well organised and maintained home. Your family should be very proud.
Really enjoying this channel. So interesting to see Russia. Was really impressed with their shopping malls and grocery stores. Cute cozy home for sure there. From Canada.
I live in South Georgia USA on an island. I really enjoy watching your videos. Thank you so much.
I definitely should not complain about my 3,000 sq ft home. Looking forward to seeing your new apartment finished. I'm sure it will look great!
Yes I also have a large house and I feel kind of guilty living here by myself
That is a nice flat and pretty well kempt. I am excited to see the other flat when you get it finished. Thanks for sharing.
Very interesting to see your two apartments. As an American I bought a 130 m² new build in St. Petersburg in 2002 two blocks away from the gulf of Finland nice area.It looked exactly like the one you are working on and we as you had to do everything from new windows new doors plumbing etc. etc. it was only a shell and most interior walls were torn down and reconstructed properly, self leveling cement for the entire apt floors.A lot of work but it came out beautiful.. I believe we paid 40,000 US for the apartment, we also bought it when the building was just beginning construction so the price was less. we were able to pay cash so no mortgage, I remember they were very high at the time. unfortunately due to health reasons I had to move back to the US in 2008 but we were able to sell the apartment very quickly and for an amazing profit 😃brings back good memories, except for OVIR and form 9 🤣😂🤣
Great content! Very informative.
Great Video tour. Funny how everyone’s homes look similar thanks to IKEA. I reckon I own half of the same furniture Zangief. Your home looks great. 🇬🇧🇷🇺🇸🇪
Dehumanizing of interiors.
That is something which everybody notices when they visit both my city flat and my holiday home: we hardly have any IKEA furniture. Much of the furniture has been either inherited or hand made by us, since it is difficult to fit furniture into a medieval house with vaulted ceilings! Making the forniture was a lot of fun! As for our city flat we've mainly either made it ourselves or bought it from local producers because it was cheaper . So it is quite different and personal and we enjoy it.
Lucky you can afford. Roof over your head- your daughter is very cute. God bless you and your family brother.. all the best
Thanks for the video, hope you and your family are safe
Thank you for the tour of your home! You make very good use of the space you have.
For comparison (although I am over 60 years old), my childhood house in USA was about 97 sq/m and 7 people lived in it. So not every American has a mansion.
To compare to New York City, NY, USA, similar size apartment would cost at least RUB 46,250,000. Less if you wanted to live outside city and commute to work.
Right. Our home is approx 1300 square feet. Had 6 people here but the “kids” are gradually moving out
In the UK 97sq/m IS a mansion!!
Живу в России наш дом 256 кв/м и у нас это у нас норма город дагестан
Very lovely home, looks so much bigger than 400 sq ft? Thank you for sharing!
This was really interesting, thank you! Your apartment is very nice and you obviously know how to organize!
Great insight into everyday life. I'm always amazed at the similarities and differences when I visit the living quarters of someone from another country. I remember my first time experiencing a Baltic house as a kid, I was so confused why they insisted on everyone wearing slippers in the house? Also no junk food? Lol I love it. Thank you for sharing your home with us 💜
Very interesting and very well done video. Both apartments are very nice but of course your new one will have a lot more room for you adults and the children to have privacy. I've been thinking a lot about you lately (miss your Sunday live streams) and I hope everything continues to go well for you and your family. Subscriber from Texas.
Thank you for the taking the time to share your home with us. The best parts of your tour are those that show how little separates us all - specifically that our children take up a disproportianate amount of space in our homes....and how easily we accept that reality. All the best from the USA.
I hope you and your family are safe. Niki left today. Konstantin left yesterday. I hope you made it out. I'll pray for your safety! 🙏🙏🙏🙏
I hope you know how much we enjoy your videos.
Hello! This video was a "recommendation" from TH-cam and I'm so glad I decided to click on it. My family is originally from Cuba so I am familiar with the Soviet era apartments as there are many all over Cuba. I live in California, USA and enjoy having a look at the daily lives of others from around the world. Thank you for sharing yours. Count me in as a new subscriber. All the best to you and your family!
You just reminded me that after everything that goes on in the world we are all people and have the same concerns, habits and responsibilities. I hope we all were at some point in the situation that everyone in the house sleept in one bed leaving others empty
You are wonderful people. I pray that God will bless and protect you.
Thanks for sharing your home with us. We enjoyed the video.
Prayers for you and your family my friend!
Just want to say I miss your videos! I was especially excited for your building the new apartment videos. Hope you and your family are well and your new apartment is coming together!
Both are amazing apartments. You guys made a relatively small space very comfortable and tidy. Looking forward to see the new apartment once finished. It’s great to see how people live in different parts of the world - and find out there’s a lot more in common than we thought.
And you have a beautiful family, all the best for you all!
Thanks!😊
Again, wonderful video. Thank you so much. Beautiful children. You make these videos so interesting, and welcoming. You are such a great dad!
Very neat apartment, clean, and I love the bathroom wall tiles
Lovely apartment Zangieff. Thank You for inviting us in xx
Very nice, I am glad to hear the apartment have more space. Like the storage.
You are adorable and so is your family.
4:32 ооо ти моя))) я так засмеялась, но блин бедная кролечка
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Thank you for your apartment tour. This tour was 100% nicer than the Soviet apartment you showed before. But I must tell you that in the US, with 2 children most Americans would have a three bedroom apartment. I recently watched a video about average wages in the 30 largest cities in Russia. People's earnings per month were equal to what people in America make per week! However, the rent for a three bedroom apartment in the Boston area would be over $3 thousand a month! So, though you make a fourth of what Americans make, your rentals are also much lower.
I wish you could come to the US to see for yourself the difference.
Forgive me, I couldn't stop laughing @ 4:32 🤣🤣🤣 Your daughter falling and seeing your face afterwards 🤣🤣🤣 You have the cutest little girls btw.
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Hello... I'm a new subscriber.
Your appartment looks really nice.
And thankyou for showing us all around your lovely home.
Nice clean cozy house.
Was so interesting to see you & your families apartment in detail. It will be good rental income for you when your done remodeling the second apartment. You should do a lot more videos since your remaining in Russia and some TH-camrs had to leave.
Thanks, nice tour of living spaces. Nice you can build that second one as you wish it to be. This is one of my first subbed videos of your I watched. I saw you with Niki and Konstantin shopping a few weeks ago or so, and came and subbed your page. By the way, (haha) were you really laughing that hard that you cried. Loved seeing you three together! Thanks again, enjoyed the tour. That thousand dollars seemed high but with subsidy for child makes it more reasonable. Nice
Thanks! Reminder, that this is the most expensive city in Russia, in the regions such flats would cost a lot less (but comparable if we take into account levels of salaries). However, in Russia if you make kids, you can get well paid by the state, 2 kids in 2022 will let you decrease your debt by >15K$. N.B. Some apartments in Russia cost like this in full. I'll cover this in the next video.
@@Zangieff Yes, did not consider the cost of being in Moscow, nor the income vs. expense aspect. Guess it is all relative. After reading here I forgot, please be careful, do not get conscripted via this mobilization or whatever, would not wish that on anyone, and you have two little ones to care for. Plus, this whole thing sucks, will be careful here but you know what I mean. When I think about it, I had a home in San Francisco I sold long ago, now it is over $4 million US Dollars, crazy! All the best!
Der Zangieff, thank you very much for your roomtour, you have such a nice and cozy appartement, and I like your Videos a lot. All the Best for you and your sweet family! Greetings from Frankfurt, Germany
Danke!
Thank You for your videos. They are very interesting because they show us regular people in Russia are just like us. Remodeling their homes, shopping at grocery stores and just trying to live their lives. I hope you and your family were able to get out of Russia safely in time. I also hope you and all people can go back to their homes sooner rather than later. And I hope your homes you worked hard to remodel are there in one peace when you get back. Stay safe. God Bless!
Hey! Randomly came across your videos and it's fascinating. The previous owners of my apartment were from Russia and we have that same coat hanger setup by our door I always wondered if that was part of the original apartment but now that I seen you showing Russian homes I think those were added by the previous owners. Cool stuff!
You have a really lovely home. Modern apartments are a lot nicer than the old Soviet buildings. I love the kitchen and a balcony, small or large, is always nice. You have a really nice life and you know what?? It's not that much different than the average kind of middle US family life.