Living in a Tiny-House on an NYC Roof…
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This is an awesome tiny-house apartment built on an NYC Roof. You get a roof deck, crazy view, and 2 floors.. just like a real tiny house. The only issue is this Tiny House apartment doesnt have a tiny price tag to go with it…
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I will never be moving to New York but i still have this strange obsession to keep looking at apartments on your channel. The insanity Hahaha
I’m exactly the same! I’ve watched every single video Cash has published and I’m obsessed with New York!
I live in Scotland 😂
I got the same problem lol
Me too. You are my morning coffee entertainment. My dog watched my phone too. She likes you.
Same. 🤷♀️
UES! IM AFFLICTED ALSO!!!
Let me get this straight: 6800 bucks for a one-bedroom apartment AND it's on the sixth floor of a walk-up? Look, I don't care how modern the apartment is, how many amenities it has, or where it's located - that's absolutely outrageous. Yeah, I mean, it's a nice unit and all, but that rent is borderline criminal. The sad thing is, I know someone will pay it.
That, and the price has gone up by an exorbitant amount in 2 years. I'm sorry, but having a wine fridge and a sink sprayer aren't enough amenities to warrant that. But people in NYC seem to have different priorities than I do. (And more money. 😜)
And the keys were in a can....what landlord does that?
@@allanlindskoog Landlords were practically bribing people to stay during the pandemic and are now making up for those losses.
@@Chicago48 The landlord didn't do that. It was in Cash's temporary office.
@@653j521 lol He's going to be even more confused by Cashs' "temporary office" ;)
A small, awkward, one bedroom, SIXTH FLOOR WALKUP for $ 6,750 ! ! ! Even native New Yorkers think this one is ridiculous. Please - don't rent this. Don't encourage this insanity.
Here here
When this was built people weren't so fat, lazy, or rich.
Anyone willing to live in NY is a fool.
Native New Yorker here and that is ridiculous. I am impressed by how quiet the bedroom is on the 6th floor. You usually need to be 20+ stories or more high to achieve that level of quiet.
@@brianhorn2527 Do you think someone will actually pay that?
You could spend $200/night on a hotel room, have a doorman, elevator, gym, pool, laundry service, room service, and a bigger bedroom and It would be cheaper. You’d probably have enough space for a coffee machine too. $6750. what a scam.
Right!
100% agree. There's a nice marriot with my name on it if I ever have to live in the city... just sayin.
WOW! I didn’t realize this is the equivalent of $200+ a day lol what a joke!
And if u join the rewards program, u get free nights every so often
I lived in new york (temporarily) for 6 months for my job and I literally stayed in a hotel that listed for 250$ a night but the monthly rate ended up being 3500$ a month. I got everything you listed including free breakfast and it was a real breakfast, not your crappy holiday inn stuff. And you can think of it like a hotel from a movie or TV show, it was exactly like that.
I know Cash always tries to look on the bright side, but really, $6770 for this place, a 6th floor walk up, with a terribly cramped kitchen (no counter space for even a coffee machine)), a tiny bedroom also with no space for any personal belongings, etc. I'm sure someone will rent it--after all, it does have a sink sprayer and a medicine cabinet--but it still is criminally expensive...
Imagine what fun moving in and out must be. Sure hope it came furnished.
new york the joke of america
cute but never ..i want a 3 bd tiny house ..this is insane ..how is this legal? .. this how they have a large population and all that $$ for small apt is crazier... the tiiny streets scare me ..and all stairs ...nope for groceries or getting ill.... all that money and no elevator ..NOPE
Imagine a medicine cabinet being an amenity
In Michigan I can buy twenty acres and build a tiny house for six months rent and not owe a dime to a bank. New York is a scam.
Moving into a sixth floor walk up would be a nightmare. Movers must charge a lot extra for all the work required. Even going in & out, bringing in groceries etc would not be fun.
Imagine the at least 2-4 trips a day if you had a dog.
And you pay a small fortune for the privilege!!!
Won’t cost much cuz you can’t fit any furniture into that apartment lol
You got the idea down pat!!! That's NYC!
I used to live in a 5 story walk up. 5th floor and I had a dog. Not easy but I loved being on the top floor.
For that rent, and 6th floor walkup, only a wealthy, slim gymrat could live there. If Cash lifted his arms in the shower, his elbows would have broken through the walls.
Nice kitchen, but who wants to lug anything to cook up all those stairs, and DoorDash isn't about to make that climb either. Nice finishes for a very small unit, but way way way overpriced.
Only young people rent these. My sister was on the 6floor when she was 22
What is so frustrating & actually makes me angry is HOW can landlords(across entire US) justify raising rent by 2k(typical increase people seeing 200-1000 a month, grocery stores increasing prices 50% & more, utilities up by 20-35% (more in Texas) gad doubled BUT NO ONE GETTING RAISESsince min wage went up yrs ago.Everyone on SS or disability are going homeless, or not eating or can't afford meds or GOING BACK TO WORK after retiring. I'm disgusted.
American government doesn't care anything about the people they're supposed to represent.
I'm disgusted by the high rents too. I do think they are recouping from the moratorium where people were paying no rent for almost two years, then probably skipped out on the landlord. It's all unaffordable and depressing.
You forgot to add the whole country is being taken over by ILLEGAL immigrants.... They are getting more help then those people on SSi & disabilities .... N Texas has turned into India. Happened quick too. No exaggeration. Worse then most are imaging. So sad to see ILLEGALS get better care then our VETS😁
STAND UP NOW PEOPLE
You’re exactly right. I’m on ssdi due to multiple sclerosis and I’m scared to death. What am I supposed to do w 20$ a mo in food stamps?. Insane.
Agreed... and I'm a landlady in CT. I've only raised the rent on a huge 2 bedroom apartment by $50,,, once,,, and that was after I renovated it. I don't know how people can afford to live in the "city".
I'm so old that when I was a kid SOHO was an empty industrial area with cheap rentals, mostly housing artists.
Price gouging much? Over 6K for that is ridiculous. I won't ever live in NY, but I do enjoy your tours. Some are fabulous places. And here in Mississauga/Toronto, our prices are crazy, but NOT that.
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From BC Canada and since the pandemic rents increased 40 percen 18,000 per month for a studio making the situation unafforable for many.
I wish I had never left my affordable apartment in Toronto. That's my biggest regret. I miss the city.
Don't forget you can turn the oven and the grill into bunk beds
to have more roommates to pay the rent and even that wow wee
walk in closet can be your master bedroom for nearly $ 7,OOO.OO
not including utilities, but you can get free amenities
a hammer to your head,
a stabbing,
shot at,
sucker punched,
raped,
robbed,
disappeared,
sold by human traffickers,
get infected with
Aids,
Polio,
Covid 19 to 1OOO,
Monkey Pox
What ever at this point, never a dull moment in NYC.
I'm in the same area as you and I wholeheartedly agree. That place was nice but a 6th-floor walk-up AND $2000 higher rent than 2 years ago? Not worth it.
Lived in upstate NY .. never understood why ANYONE WOULD want to live in NYC. It's filthy, crowded, scary and DAMN EXPENSIVE. A 2 hr drive outta there will put ya in a 5X larger apt for less than 1/10 the cost... and without a hundred stairs to lug groceries up.
$6,750 is literally 29 times the amount of money I pay for rent in Brazil for a much, much bigger apartment. This is fucking crazy.
Yeah, but thats Brazil, and thats Manhattan
@@mrmr4622 I think there'sa reason it's been empty for two years, the asking price is outrageous even for NY.
@@mrmr4622 it's nearly 19 times what I pay in Saigon. I've lived in NYC and Saigon is a cooler vibe.
@@Jackplexicono, it’s not. stop exaggerating
6 floors no elevator?
That's a lot of pivoting.
Lol, I remember losing it the first time I saw that episode!
Hm, yes. Now I can finally bring to life my life-long dream of living in a coffin, on a rooftop for nearly 7k a month. Great
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cute but never ..i want a 3 bd tiny house ..this is insane ..how is this legal? .. this how they have a large population and all that $$ for small apt is crazier... the tiiny streets scare me ..and all stairs ...nope for groceries or getting ill.... all that money and no elevator ..NOPE
Is it just me or do 70% of the bathrooms in these apartments have the same ash gray tiling? Are the landlords getting some kind of group pricing from Home Depot? It’s not that this place isn’t “nice” but if you could afford $7K on your own for rent do you really want a tiny bedroom with a bleak view of a wall? Even the deck space is only semi-private.
I wonder if they hire a company to do the renovations for many apts.
Gray, black and white seems to be a thing in color scheme now. Well the last 6 or 7 years.
@@beverlyjohnson3025 ugly too & hate it rather see the ugly beige
The style will change soon because people are starting to get sick of the grey…reading lots of articles about it
That price is unbelievable. 6th floor walk-up. More than$2K increase in rent in just 2 years. Bet that's why the previous tenant moved out. In unit laundry isn't enough of a selling point (altho I'd hate to have to carry laundry up & downstairs) & the bathroom is just about closet size. Outdoor roof deck is nice but....
I think I know why its so expensive. Did they have to block off the street and rent a crane to get the appliances and laundry equipment up to the apartment? The landlord wants to recover his crane expense.
This apartment defies the law of supply and demand. It didn't rent two years ago for $4700, so lets raise it to $6700 and see if anyone wants it.
Easily the best comment
Real estate prices are all about location. This is right next to the World Trade Center.
@@robinlillian9471 It's a 2 mile, 45 minute walk south from this place to One World Trade, and 3 miles, 1 hour north to Empire State Building. What's so great about this location? You're not going to walk to work unless you're a waiter in one of the local restaurants, and then you can't afford it.
No elevator, no way is that place worth more than 3000 a month and for a one bedroom and that is pushing it. I'm having a hard time understanding why you pay 4000 a month for your place. I'm beginning to wonder if there is a landlord left in NYC who is not blinded by greed.
It’s actually $6,750
As long as the morons in New York keep buying dumps like that for that kinda money the will keep charging those prices
This is why I am content owning my own 2000 SQ ft home on a 1/3 acre in Albuquerque suburbs. I love watching your channel to remind me how good I have it. Have a great day Cash ♥
Yet for some reason 8 million more people than live in in Albuquerque would still rather pay the rents they do and live in New York. It might just be because it's easier to spell, but I suspect they're paying for space to be themselves not floor space.
They could buy a home in the outer boroughs or Long Island suburbs and commute to Manhattan every day by bus or train. They just don't want to cross water.
@@wwaxwork More accurately, they're paying for the job opportunities, nightlife, museums, opera, Broadway, restaurants, etc.
Could have tied in the sponsor with how depressing it is to pay rent in NYC...
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Why live in NYC when you could take the subway in from somewhere else? Many people commute in from Connecticut, New Jersey, Pennsylvania and upstate every day. The big developers like the Trumps and Kushners are the ones making rents outrageous in NYC and other big cities.
Glol!
@@amywalker7515 False. its not them is called supply and demand. they've owned most of the these properties since the 60's If people don't pay for it, it would never go up. But people love NY so much they are willing to one missed paycheck from being homeless for the hype of living in Manhattan.
Those window cage things always remind me of the apparatus they used to put babies in to "get fresh air".
Indeed. But I don’t think they were that sturdy.
Great idea till some big fool decides to stuff him/herself into one, it breaks and they tumble 25 stories to their death.
I do not understand why in NYC it seems relatively normal to have a full-size fridge and a dishwasher drawer, but yet an entirely redundant beverage cooler. Like.....take out the beverage cooler and get full-size dishwasher. Or even worse, the apartments that don't have a dishwasher at all but have a beverage cooler lol.
You don't get it!!!!!
The kind of person who can afford and will live in this apartment doesn't cook much. They mostly eat out or order doordash. They might, however, have friends over for drinks. so a small dishwasher and a wine fridge are perfect for their needs. The rest of that kitchen is just for when they have all their single friends over for thanksgiving dinner once a year.
I just realized, with your comment, that the fridge is wider than the shower omg
They don't have any dishes to wash. They eat out every meal in all those restaurants he shows at the beginning.
Now, I am a native New Yorker and even I am unbelievably shocked at the amount of rent they want for the space over $6,000 a month? This is crass madness!
I screamed at my screen.
Aye , I’m saying there more to the story, This doesn’t add up, people tell you what they want you to know.
Cash, I've seen this living space before. I'm going back to yesteryear, but I've definitely seen this one before. It's not right for the landlord to raise the rent $2,000 more than the last lease. That's Insane and Unethical. And it should be illegal. With that said, I love this apartment. Walking up 6 flights would be too taxing for me. If only I was younger.
No, he said the opposite. This was the first time it was available to rent since the start of the pandemic. 5:00
@@653j521 OK. Thank you for the clarification. But to my other point, Cash did show this apt a few years ago. I've been watching his videos since he first began doing only 2 or 3 videos a week. And he used to run the the stairs of his previous office. I miss him running down the stairs.
Clearly not rent stabilized but the location is nice
@@sgarrita2561 Yes its a Great Location and a nice living space.
@@robertharris4100 except for walk up 6th floor carrying groceries or whatever, and forget it about one night stands
Even for SoHo, this is highway robbery, Cashew. For that amount of coin, I at least need a bathtub!
That price should include a elevator 🛗, definitely price gouging to the max in New York !
It'll stay on the market for a very long time
It's his own fault for agreeing to take the place. I'm way too frugal to get gouged like that.
No elevator is deal breaker. Just nope. Fun to watch, though.
An elevator is a deal breaker if you’re trapped between floors. I take the stairs unless I don’t have a choice.
@@NormanF62 It's more of a issue if you break an ankle, develop a medical condition, or regularly have items you need to carry inside. Not an issue for everyone, though.
Wow, $6750 for what is essentially one bedroom? That you have to climb six flights of stairs to get to? Rent in New York really is outta control. Still a mystery to me why they insist on putting in wine coolers in all these tiny kitchens that barely have any storage space as it is
Wine is like sunny D or kool aid to New York women over age 25
Oh jeeszus ... you’ve really said everything about yourself there with that remark 🤦🏻♀️ It’s a real estate channel ffs
I think Cash needs to teach us about NYC living. It appears that entertaining is very important (even though there is no room for guests.) Eating seems to be primarily done in restaurants (Big fridges and stoves, but very little prep space.) Apartments are for drinking and sleeping, I guess. It really seems to be a very different lifestyle than I am comfortable in.
@@allanlindskoog in Manhattan you are paying for the neighborhood , year round access to the best the city has to offer . That’s why Cash emphasizes the neighborhoods so much . Rents ,food , transportation are equally insanely expensive . Your apartment is mainly to sleep , eat , fornicate and receive your Amazon packages . Once you hit your mid 30’s your needs change you get tired of having 5 roommates. New York has storage facilities all over the place ,you cannot even keep all of your stuff in your apartment .
You need the wine cooler for the wine that helps you to deal with high rent that you are paying!!!🤪🍷🍷
Wow that rooftop looks so unsafe 😳
Well you won’t need a gym membership…..
I live in NYC, I've visited 22 states in my life. One of them I'm really considering moving to after I retire in a few more years. If I'm still well enough to travel I'll always will come back to visit NYC. NYC, will always be my second home. Thanks Cash ❤!!!
I live in TX and I have over an acre, almost 5,000 sq house and privacy. I coudn't imagine living in such confined spaces as apts in NYC. I lived in the trending, higher end parts of near downtown in my city. Which was fun when I was younger. Now in my 40's I just want peace and quiet. I really do enjoy your videos!!!
@Sam peace and quiet can't be beat!
Exactly. This is for young people who work long hours at the World Trade Center and want city excitement. They only go home to crash.
5:30 the price. $6,750 a month meaning occupants needs to make $270.000 a year to qualify. If LL is stupid enough to waive the 40x rent rule requirement, then whoever lives here will be paying $81.000 a year in rent alone. Thats way more than what the average person makes in NYC.
6:40 No. No! No one in their right mind wants a bedroom where others have to walk through to get to a shared space.
8:10 That kitchen looks like its the exact same as your previous Creepy Town House video and I do mean exact. Exact same fridge, cabinets colors, 2 handle pulls, pull out drawer above the sink, even the beverage cooler. Trim is also an exact copy of flint blocks, flutes, and roseries door casings, exact bathroom tile design, even the opaque glass door to the bedroom and door handles are all the exact same. Looks like someone hired 1 contractor to do multiple apartments and they purchased everything in bulk to make a profit.
8:16 Personal pet peeve. It annoys the hell out of me when I walk into an apartment, and I can clearly see a mixture of daylight and soft white bulbs in the same location. Its even more infuriating when they have a mixture in a ceiling fan.
Fascinated with tiny houses, this one no different. Thanks Cash.
Sixth floor walkup. Small living area. Small bedroom. Small closet. Tiny kitchen. Cramped bathroom. Worth $6,750/month? I can torment myself just as well someplace else for far less money.
“It would be a steal for $4K “ that sounds crazy but that’s New York . If it had an elevator or it had a garden level unit available that would be awesome .
I had a combo unit once, and I agree with you. I stopped using the dryer function because it just wasn't worth it.
I don’t understand what the problem is. What’s wrong with waiting for clothes to dry? You have to wait regardless of how you dry your clothes--line or a separate unit. For most people, according to the how to get life done experts, washing, drying, folding, and putting your clothes away before starting a new load results in a tidier home and less stress.
I think most people wait too long to do laundry and then there are many loads to do. But if you just make it a habit, laundry is going while you are cooking or watching a movie or even while you are out. All in one units mean you don’t have to worry about wet clothes sitting.
I got rid of a stacked unit and replaced it with a single unit when I remodeled my condo. I’m delighted with it. I gained significant functionality. My place is just under 1100 square feet and had neither a broom nor a utility closet. I combined the laundry alcove with my bathroom. Now I have storage for cleaning supplies and tools.
When I had my home appraised earlier this year I was told the laundry room & bathroom remodel added about 10k to my condo. Apparently no one really likes doing their laundry in a hallway. I don’t live in NYC, so maybe that makes a difference.
Most appliance reviewers admit that the combo machines have a limited capacity, are slow and not as energy efficient as separate machines. They also have more repair problems. They're used mostly in small apartments where space is an issue.
@@rtd1791 You don't get it. It takes 3-4 hours to dry a normal load in those combo units. It's annoying to say the least.
You have to make at least 280k a year to get the sh*it hole.
Compact but clean. Such extraordinary price tags, wow💸💸💸
The "stairwell room" would be a great spot for a dog or cat bed. Give them a cute little animal bed down there, and it's out of the way. 😻😻
Yes! You could charge the animal $2000.00/mo
I don't live in NY and I'm addicted to watching your channel.
Part of it has to do with the cost of rent and we see something different each day.
I love visiting NYC. The vibrancy, the food, the culture, the energy.
But - the rental prices are just plain absurd. Over $6000 for a sixth-floor walk-up?
Not happening.
I have the same obsession as the other guy because I like to see how people live in NY. Thanks Again Jordan for your magnificent tours see ya
Also when I find interesting is the fact that everybody is complaining about a housing shortage but when I see you open up that closet and see a couple of hundred sets of keys in there I sometimes wonder about that
...in this case I think it's a money shortage...who has that kind of money?
I think this "housing shortage" is just a marketing scheme to drive up the costs. There is no shortage. People have left the city in droves. and the ones who come are transient students or Millenials who will leave after 2 years. That leaves the wealthy who are not paying 6k to live in a chopped-up walk-up on the roof.
@@ladycirclewoman3821 to me is not who has that kind of money, but if you have that kind of money…why would u rent a place w/o elevator?
@@ladylang3 ...even worse than no elevator is the crime level and war zone NYC has become these days...you're lucky if you make it to the front door...
Lovely flat for 1 person or a couple but omg the price! If I could afford to live there I'd have my office upstairs and I'd have some chairs, a grill and some pots for growing food on the deck. I'd convert a rolling kitchen cart to have a little ledge so I could use it as work space and a table. You could get some large hooks from Ikea to hang the folded stools above the area you suggested for a dropdown table if you needed them out of the way. I'd used the under stair cubby for a litterbox, maybe put a little curtain there so I wouldn't have to look at it. I really do like the space but only if I were rolling in it moneywise.
It should be a crime to have any apartment cost more than 25% of minimum wage take home pay. It’s not right that people are priced out of places.
There would be. No apartments anywhere if that happened
😄 I will never live in NY, but I enjoy your enthusiasm and after watching and reading news articles, you are my relief agent! I enjoy when your wife and little Violet make an appearance, and you give us a sense of community. like we're all neighbors. You are a feel good person, Cash. Don't change!
I love how excited he was to see his bike was still there!!!
Plus - decent open concept kitchen. Minus - skinny bathroom with a massive washer/dryer unit. You can do your business on the throne next to it while waiting for your clothes to come out spanking clean. Is that worth $6550 a month? That’s your call.
It's interesting you advertise about Mental Health. All of the police in the police department should be first on the mental health screening list and should be done on a mandatory basis
Add the DA’s also.
30% rent increase for 6 floor walk up????
During the pandemic a lot of landlords were giving months of free rental to keep tenants. It evens out.
@@653j521 bull !!! 30% is outrageous. If you watched it said someone had recently moved out.
One of my goals is to do a ride along with you and Charles . Hmmm? A super fan meet and greet and ride would be awesome .
I know prices are high in NYC but this one is on a another level 6750 for this size appartement is just insane.
Good thing it has laundry with a sixth floor walk up. Good news is you won’t need a gym membership but can you imagine if you forget something like your keys or phone?
Thanks Cash for the tour!
Oh my aching back the movers must have thought bringing an oversized fridge up 6 flights. Can see a need for such a big fridge in a small kitchen.
When they added the top house, they added a 6th and seventh floor. By New York law they have to have an elevator now.
OMG!! Your daughter’s adorableness is off the charts ☺️☺️
Your fans wanna know why some keys are organized on the board and others are dumped into the Cafe Bustelo can. 😁
These prices are really making you sell your heart out, Cash. Keep trying and much success.
Don't you wonder how Cash can hobknob with someone and drop that price for that apartment with a straight face? I mean Cash is a stand up guy and really nice, lovely family, treats us like neighbors, its great, but I couldn't do real estate in NYC, the words, I think its a great value for 6850$ a month just cannot come out of my lips without immediately being followed by, I'm sorry, I'm sorry.. this is the joke apartment... lets go out to the real place I found for you.
Love Cash, his beautiful family , and his wonderful videos. He takes us to places we otherwise would never see! Thank you Cash!! Keep up the Awesome work and Stay safe! ❤
Living in rooftop apartment has it's advantages but you will need a awning to protect your from the sunshine, rain and snow.
You are sitting out there when it is snowing?
@@653j521 sure why not as long as you are protected by the awning
There is no damn way I would invest that much in a closet
Cash, could you please explain to us, if you know, how landlords set their prices? Do you have any inside scoop why it went up 2k? Where is the cap?
Supply and demand. The landlord supplies the property to rent, and the landlord demands a crap ton of money for it.
Cozy little place. I just can't with the prices though!!! That apartment is 10 times my MORTGAGE on a 2bed, 2 bath house on a third of an acre!
Love your videos! Friendly. Often funny, yet you get the job done in a professional manner!
Maybe it’s bc I’m a novice as it relates to real estate market, but 6K seems unreal-- especially in the market we’re in (recession wise). For that place, you could definitely take out a mortgage 🤷🏽♂️
Being a born and raised Southern girl, I first look for the air conditioner. Do people actually live without it? Very nice apartment though. Much more than I every could or would pay, much more than my mortgage here in Atlanta.
Some parts of the country rarely get hot enough to justify one, and others in NYC live so high up they get crazy cool air in if they open a window or two.
Woah! The sink is big enough to wash both your hands at once. I'm sold!
Perfect timing!!
Thats crazy imagine carrying groceries or baby stroller
I've never been to Soho but I've seen/heard a lot of good stuff about it..always been an iconic neighborhood. That place looks like a unique "Doll House" Apt..very nice! I had a startled reaction when you showed the out side metal "cage" for the air con. Not many people know but back in the 1800's, in NY I beliwve, that there was a time that there was cages like this all over on the sides of apt. They just weren't for air con's..they were for putting young kids in for fresh air through out the day. I've seen old pictures. Can you imagine? That practice was mainly when some poor sole had one of the horrible sicknesses that was prevalent back then. Just a little old. Time fact! They're great for air con's tho! Thanks..beautiful place. It's worth the money. Great area too.
Getting Vit. D.
I have one of those "countertop" dishwashers in my HOUSE. We pulled out the old, full size dishwasher and installed the countertop in its place under the counter. Since it's just me and hubs, we don't need a full size anymore. Those little ones are so convenient!
And like @Luxury Hub so aptly commented, I have NO DESIRE to ever live in NY, let alone visit again any time soon, but the way you show the apts. is just so entertaining I had to subscribe and watch!
Man, your channel is one of my favorite. The camera work is amazing and it's just you!
Ok, well, I love the outside space, but the rent almost floored me. The rooms are too small, but they have nice floors. The kitchen is nice. I've lived in walk-ups so there are no surprises there, however I'd like to know who pays that much rent and wants a walk-up. I'd be curious to know . I can live without those bathroom grey tiles which seem to be in 99% of the apts now. They're not bad, I'm just tired of seeing them everywhere. I like that neighborhood, so that's on the plus side. It's always been a great area to live in the city. Well, somebody will be happy with this unit, just not me, not at that rent for a 6 floor walk-up..............wow.
I’ve lived in second floor apartments. My second floor was a walkup. That’s as far as I want to walk up the stairs. My current walkup has a nice bonus elevator and I just love the added feeling of security. If you have to climb thirty flights of stairs, I’m not looking forward to life in a high rise apartment with my health condition.
See for me its like, Okay, anyone stupid enough to rent that space and throw away $80,000 a year is probably going to be one of those finance guys who is going to be in for a rude awakening when the call girls won't go up six flights to the well decorated hovel ;) I'm sorry but high heels and six flights of stairs.. I don't care how much illicit nose candy you got, guests are just not.. their not. ;P
Jordan, as someone who has never experienced a "combo washer dryer", I feel like you should do a video on why they are so terrible.
The size of the drum in a combo unit isn't big enough for the clothes to properly tumble so they come out wrinkled.
A combo runs on 120 electric where as a separate dryer unit requires a 220 line. On 120 line the clothes take forever to dry. Also they are small.
Combo units use a dehumidifier instead of a heater to dry clothing. It takes longer to dry clothing that way, but it uses less energy and is less harsh on clothing. It’s meant for you to fill up the unit before going to bed, and wake up to a finished load, or put in a load before going to work for the day, and come home to a finished load. If you like to save up your laundry and try and do it all at once, it is not the machine for you.
@@kernel4821 LG makes a full size combo unit that’s the size of a normal dryer. You can’t pack the drum in wash mode though
In my country I think you can't even buy a separate dryer. At least I have never seen one. Only combo units.
I lived in a place like this on the UES for about 10 yrs until 2013. It was smaller and only one story, but had a HUGE terrace, it was $200 / month including electricity. Loved that place.
Just love your videos Cash!!! Great content!!
Very nice but overpriced, that's par for the course these days. Being a 6 floor walk up means that it would not be for me. However if you are young and fit go for it.
I often watch your videos and think how cool it would be to move to NYC until you say the rent and then, "Um naw. That's alright..." Today, I think my brain exploded a little bit, $6800 is no joke.
Lol, I love the filing system you have for your keys.
i live in germany and im not thinking of moving soon, I was watching u long time ago while eatin and u just disappeared from my main youtube page so i searched u today at lunchtime and u just got new subs. Keep doin the good job u do ❤️❤️
I've always wondered what Soho has meant... South of Houston... I lived in Houston, Tx and I called it Hellho! Watching commuter videos of NYC bikers is nerve wracking; would you consider adding a commute video at some point?
@@georgiasmith7615 I am aware... thanks for the impute...My comment is still relevant.
@@georgiasmith7615 I was gonna say it, but you beat me to it ;)
@@Samtasticlife37 Indeed :)
$6,576- that's how much I pay a year, house payments. I can't imagine anyone paying the crazy rents everywhere, but especially NYC. I enjoy watching these videos, but gosh I couldn't live there. 😢
Where do you live?
@@Justine_Marie Oklahoma. We bought this house- 1100 sq ft, 3 car garage 3/4 acre in 2020 before the housing market went crazy. I can't imagine having to buy a house now.
Guess some people actually earn enough there to pay those crazy rents.
@@amywalker7515 The cost if living here is better than some places. Our gas avg. is $3.49 gallon. But some wages are still behind the cost of living, so we have many people here having trouble as well. It's crazy everywhere, some places worse than others. I truly feel for folks.
Seeing these apartments is so entertaining
Absolutely LOVE your vids. I’m addicted.❤
just realized you always post your videos at exactly the same time, 3:39pm (in my timezone) is that on purpose or is that just a crazy coincidence?
Likely intentional, you can queue videos to upload at a specific time.
Was gonna say “first” but looks like there’s already a bunch of comments. We moved out of NYC a year ago, and your videos are making us miss it so much! Keep up the amazing work!
I used to worry that regular folk might be hating on tiny house bathrooms because they tend to be small (mine sure is) but after seeing this claustrophobic mess of a shower (I mean, it's one wall short of being a casket)---I also used to be so surprised at tiny houses costing 50-60k to build, but again, after seeing this 6750 monthly calf-builder... I'm good with my tiny, let's all be proud of our vans, box trucks, bike campers, whatever--because honestly, this apartment is just hiway robbery with extra mirrors.
I am in the same boat as the last commentor. I live in a house in Vermont in a great area but...............I am obbsessed with your videos. I spend a couple of months in the city in my 20's and your videos really take me back. Keep it up man!
Yes, Grey Dog...one of my faves!!!
I love the music at the beginning of the video
I love to watch your show! Love the apts even the dark ones! I’m in Miami and the rents are getting as pricey as New York! Happy New Year for you and your family!
I love NYC thats a ridiculous price for a 6th story walk up, theres a reason I live upstate
NY taxes are the reason I don't live upstate, or anywhere at all in NYS.
I think I watch videos about NYC apartments just to be amazed at how little outdoor space they have to themselves. I have a big lawn. Love it. Also things I couldn't live with are noise, weird closets and, all the weird areas. Why do people choose to live on top of each other?
The location is great but a 6 story walkup? I lived in a 5 story walkup for a year it was not fun.
I love watching your videos
Well done apartment tour!
Yay! In unit Laundry that NOT a combo!!
From Maine and I've delivered alot of produce to hunts point and Manhattan. Produce from Maine and Florida oh and Christmas trees from Maine. Took 1 tree 1 time 48 feet high . That is neat
I would live in that apt. in a heartbeat, love it!
LOVE THIS VID!!!!