Inside a $54,600,000 Billionaires Row NYC Penthouse with Amazing City Views!
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 15 พ.ค. 2024
- In this episode I take you on a tour inside of one of the most expensive apartments in the World - Penthouse 76 at 111 West 57th Street, a luxury apartment skyscraper on Billionaires Row in New York City. Its an architectural digest worthy masterpiece home to the worlds billionaires!
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Listing Info: 111 W57th Street PH 76
Price: $54,600,000
Stats: 4 Bed | 4.5 Bath | 6,512 Sq. Ft.
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Listing Description:
Available for immediate occupancy, Penthouse 76 at 111 West 57th Street is a spectacular, one-of-a-kind residence that offers the grandeur of expansive indoor-outdoor living across two full floors, all with breathtaking, unobstructed 360-degree vistas that are perfectly centered over Central Park to the north, and river-to-river over Manhattan's iconic city skyline to the south. Penthouse 76 is a 4-bedroom, four-and-a-half-bathroom residence featuring 6,512 square feet of interior space adorned by a south-facing, 309 square foot terrace making this a Penthouse of monumental proportion and unparalleled 360-degree views. The residence is designed around a dramatic, central entrance gallery with white macauba stone floors and a gracefully proportioned oval staircase connecting the upper and lower levels. The richly detailed finishes are conceived throughout by Studio Sofield and demonstrate an extraordinary commitment to craftsmanship and quality.
The Great Hall is an entertainer's dream with views of Central Park to the north highlighted by floor-to-ceiling windows and 14' ceilings. An impressively-sized dining room faces north and offers unobstructed views of Central Park and beyond. The south-facing, separate eat-in kitchen features custom cabinetry in a light hand-rubbed finish, stepped crystallo white quartzite countertops and backsplash, a full suite of Gaggenau appliances, and access to a private terrace through which to take in all of New York City's iconic landmarks. The sweeping staircase- or elevator if one prefers- leads to a primary suite and two secondary bedrooms upstairs. The primary bedroom suite faces Central Park and features two separate windowed bathrooms, generous closet space and a wet bar. The first corner primary bathroom is clad in white onyx and features a handmade freestanding polished nickel bathtub by William Holland and exclusive Studio Sofield-designed bronze fittings hand-cast by P. E. Guerin.
The secondary primary bathroom is finished in grey onyx with custom fixtures in blackened steel and glass. Adjacent to the upper viewing gallery to the south are two additional guest bedrooms with breathtaking city exposures and en-suite bathrooms in silverian marble. Residents at 111 West 57th Street will enjoy a rare porte cochere entrance on 58th Street, an 82 foot two-lane swimming pool with private cabanas, separate sauna and treatment rooms, double-height fitness center with mezzanine terrace, private dining room and chef's catering kitchen, residents' lounge with expansive terrace, meeting rooms and a study, 24-hour attended entrances and dedicated concierge service. Residents will have access to an on-site padel court, golf-simulator, and children's play room. These amenities are part of Non-Residential 2 Unit and are owned and controlled by the Non-Residential 2 Unit Owner.
Timestamps:
0:00 - Intro / Great Room
3:24 - Gallery Entry
4:38 - Southern Wing / Chefs Kitchen
6:13 - Terrace / Exterior
8:43 - Second Floor Duplex
9:32 - Guest Wing
10:34 - Owners Wing
12:11 - Owners Bathroom / Amenities
13:49 - Night Time Tour
Filmed, Edited and Produced By Resolute Wave Inc 2023
#nyc #apartment
Who's moving in?!
me xD
me
can i buy this
Beautiful New York city ❤❤
Yeah me. If only I have the money😂😂😂😅
I am!!! But someone will have to gift this to me first 😁
imagine spending 55 million on a home and still needing to share a gym
and living in the NYC shithole
Earth seems flat to me. Hmmmm
@@matt8264It's flat!
Where else does one find a financially qualified mate.
And a wall. Isn't it a Duplex?
If we all keep working hard enough, our bosses will one day have a nice apartment like this.
Spoken like a true snowflake ❄️
Maybe we all should stop working, period.
😂😂😂😂
Don't forget that your boss started out as a worker too
🤣🤣🤣
That balcony is… so terrifying. OMG😂
Yeah with my fear of height..this would be hell.
My palms started to get wet.
Even scarier if you sleepwalk.
that balcony is useless. it's too windy and narrow to dine outside or do anything beside smoking a quick cigarette and then kicking the butts on the plebs... I mean pedestrians 200 meters below you ;)
He probably bought the bathtub from Wish
Is anyone else here because of Bill Burr talking about "corner moments" and "life above sound?"
Yes! 2:11 for the corner moment
Yepper. Didn't even know that this damn building with its "corner moments" even existed. They get to live above "sound", above the rest of us.
Yes indeed
If I lived there I would never set a toe on that terrace
my thoughts exactly 😂 its ironic because I love the views from the safety of the indoors but I am deathly afraid of heights and hate minimalist terraces like this one
Difference of rich man mind and the poor
I could live there, most likely would never go on the terrace either. Extremely afraid of heights.
Yikes...that terrace is scary...so little between you and infinity 😮😮😮
Think about a family with kids😮
I’m so happy with my small mountain cabin with waterfalls, streams, peace, and beauty
Sounds dreamy! I'm the same. I'm definitely not the lady for big cities and people everywhere. I need peace, quiet, nature. I'd love a bit of land with a small cottage. I'm completely turned off by modern aesthetics.
@@patriciaholloway I am too! I lived in DC and NYC and after hiking the PCT across country, I couldn’t return to the city. NO MORE! Therefore in the middle of nowhere!
@@Jerrymc1975 I'll bet the PCT is life changing. I think the thing about the country is that you can be fully present with yourself and your surroundings. There's space to just BE. I find much beauty in stillness and in a simple life.
Sounds nice for a vacation but boring permanently
@@patriciaholloway it was life changing. Hence why I moved to paradise, away from all the false narratives (distractions) that prevent you from being present. I highly recommend doing a thru hike.
I almost fainted only by watching you on the balcony. No thank you, I love my house, I don't get dizzy while looking out the window.
My respect to all the workers on this project. Those workers who did the concrete and rebar and welding of the steel 'miles' up in the sky are not your typical every day carpenters. I use autocad to do my drawings for house remodeling on my client's room additions. It may be about 8 pages to get approved. I have no damn idea the intense amount of drawings required to build this or the crew of draftsmen that would have to coordinate with this project.
Agree that the tradies who built this are amazing people.
As for the drawing... why bother drawing anything? Just buy a packet of Wrigley's Chewing gum, give it a tap so you can grab a stick of gum, and then spray it with glue. There. Now you have a 3D model of this design. It's even less effort that most modern buildings... which are usually designed by haphazardly stacking 3 shoe-boxes.
they did a BIM modell with revit or archicad, not autocad 2D drawings
it's not a suburb single family house built out of sticks :D
@@tomo1168 Not a house built out of sticks. What a profound observation. Thanks.
Other than the outrageously great views, this apartment gives me a feeling of confined narrowness throughout. The building itself is freakishly narrow near the top. The terrace is so narrow that, combined with the glass rail, it feels like a ledge. For $54m I'd choose elsewhere.
It gives me anxiety just looking at it.
Great views, but definitely not my cup of tea. I'd end with anxiety looking at it myself along with hubby and our kids, but seriously who is going to buy it? It's that expensive!
Other than the master bathroom the bathrooms all feel cramped for a $54 million apartment as well.
Agree. There are better penthouses in NY for less and with amazing views too.
Yeah I'd choose somewhere else that's on the ground. I didn't know I was afraid of heights. I got nervous just seeing it through this video.
Whoever is filming/editing deserves major props. It feels like every possible angle was captured and i appreciate how much of the video is spent showcasing the views. My heart fluttered like i was there lol. I just watched a different TH-camr do this kind of vid and found myself frustrated at how much camera time was spent NOT capturing the views like this one did. Great work.
I agree 👍 💯
Lies again? Babies And Roses Pig Heads
yeah i literally had the sinking feeling about 10 times throughout! whew glad its over! haha
💯
I have been binge watching Cash Jordan
Lovely piece of music at the end of the video! Thank you!!
Every space in this masterpiece is amazingly mesmerizing.
Nothing about that place would make me want to pay that much for an apartment, that terrace is terrifying
First order of business would be installing a thicker glass twice the height of the original one!
@@sergiosaunier you can't modify the exterior of the building.
This property is hideous!
6 foot tall > 6 foot dep rit
First of all if you can afford that apartment you would never be adding comments in here.
I can imagine how absolutely gorgeous a secluded home, on property, in the forest, surrounded by nature would be for 54 million dollars.
And it would be 10 times bigger too
An island.
Well you would only be able to see maybe a hundred trees from ground level, and you would have absolutely nothing to do, so...
@@davidkinney650 True its not like having a penthouse in New York wouldn't be the exact same deal. What is there to do in this apartment? Reminder that you would have your own private gym, garage, mechanic shop, game area, bar, lounge, 100s of acres of land free to explore and drive through with an ATV/motorbike. You are very uncreative.
@@thadpeud3057 You do realize that New York has literally thousands of things to do, right? I'd rather spend my life doing things outside with people rather than playing by myself in the woods. So you're saying that you need creativity to make a house in the woods liveable? Seems like a waste when there are actual things to do that won't get old after a few months in the city.
That was a great viewing , top notch buddy , at the end , you might need to tell us to breath because it literally took my breath away . No lie, I stopped for a second and took it in and then remembered I need to breath ! Classic !
Easily the best decor of all the multi million $ apartments that I have seen on TH-cam.
Very classy and beautifully done.
Imagine a thunderstorm with strong winds inside that glass cage. A nightmare.
Lightening would be awesome
Ugh, that would be terrifying!
apparently I was told there is some form of a compensator at the top, like a pendulum that prevents it from swaying(or overswaying) what a concept.. but for it to be so narrow and tall, I am just waiting for the day I hear that it didn't hold up.. hope that is not the case, unless Soros is in there
@@johnlombardo7816 I've heard from multiple architectural engineers/civil engineer friends that live in NYC that the counter ballast only compensates so much for building sway. All of them deride the design of this building.
@@johnlombardo7816 Brother, Soros is not above physics. If something comes up that can top the numbers the building can hold, it will crumble no matter who's in there. Doubt that will happen soon, and probably they have topped the numbers that can cause all of the past disasters (that have to do with structures) that have happened as a requirement, but there's always that 0.01% you can't factor.
I wouldn't wish this building to fall though, the amount of people that would get hurt and affected would be a tragic figure D:
As someone who is terrified of heights and barely can watch the view from a window on the fifth floor, I couldn't even watch that shot from the terrace without shivering.
I actually got nauseated watching this video. You could not PAY me any amount to live here!
Yo'd need to be one of lucky Larry's mates to live there safely.....
@@gemee1 nobody is paying you to have Central Park for a backyard.
i have had reoccurring nightmares about being at the top of a building that is wobbling uncontrollably
Same
Nice to travel through your videos. Hello Millie welcome back
Thanks, Erik for the excellent content. Your effort and skill matches the maveric architeture and interiors of the place. Thank you for the slick production.
i’ll never understand why anyone with FIFTY FOUR MILLION dollars to throw at a duplex apartment would ever live in a space this small for the “view” when you could buy an enormous mansion with pools and grounds in one the most beautiful places in the world. but hell, to each their own i suppose.
Anyone who can afford this has both + at minimum 20 other properties throughout the world my friend
@@davidgreenwood6270I was about to say the same thing
Aside from the other reasons commenters already posted, wealthy people also buy properties as part of their real estate portfolio. I don't know how it works for properties that are built into a skyscraper, but I could make an educated guess and say that it's somehow part of their real estate portfolio and they rarely even visit the place.
Financial statement
i dont get it, if i had that much money i would never live in a city....
Prime example of "money can't buy you taste". Oh my.
Yes so true. Money can never buy class either. ❤️
Might you be speaking of the couches by any chance?😅
@@Mari-ck7pm so funny and clever. (Listo) cleaver and ready
@@gigicooglerno it's not
I have a feeling we will see this fraud case next !
Thank you so much for sharing. Very beautiful penthouse. It inspired me to share it out with someone I love. It has inspired me with lots of arts and very peaceful no tv.
This is amazing. Speechless... Wow Yes, it is itself an inspiration.
I got the shakes several times just watching this video. And that terrace with a glass border only waist high, plus the fact that in a heavy wind the building sways. No way would I ever want to live there. I would never be able to relax.
The sway needs to be there because it's tall. If it was rigid, it would be much more dangerous.
@Jeremy_Watson Not necessarily. You can just use more structural material for more rigidity, and tuned mass dampers are supposed to reduce sway, hopefully to unnoticeable levels.
However, these dumb pencil towers use as little material as deemed safe, and thus can sway so much that the plumbing gets damaged. Also they lose a lot more heat into the environment because of their exposure and high surface area-to-volume ratio.
@@h8GW oh, I was sure I had read that it was by design that the sway was there. Guess I'll have to look back into it.
@@Jeremy_Watson I know. But I would still be far to nervous to live there.
@@user-tb9lx1oz9n oh yea, you wouldn't find me living up that high either lol.
That balcony is freaking me out, I would not be able to relax. Straight down over the edge... my legs would turn to jello.
My palms got sweaty just watching him out on that terrace.
RIGHT?! 😂😂😂
After buying this apartment, first thing I'd do would be double the height and thickness of the glass! At this moment, though, first thing would be winning the lottery...
@@sergiosaunier even if you had that amount of money, they wouldn't allow you to modify the height of the glass :D first world problems...
Show me where you keep the parachutes ... In case I fall !
Really great shots 👏
Ive been dealing with a very tragic loss for past 10 days. Your videos have been very therapeutic and motivational. Thank you.
Great to see you heal
Inshallah you get better
It’s terrifying. It looks like it’s going to tip over any second.
Lol
Don't be salty bro. You'd love to own it.
Or split in half. I’m with you on this one.
@@thedappercook No, actually I would absolutely not want to own it. I don’t like heights, I don’t like the neighborhood, there’s no outdoor space aside from a thin balcony, and all it would takes is one helicopter pilot to have a stroke and take the whole place down. The floor plan also isn’t great.
@@marcuspd7502 lol ok
Every NYC video “you are about to see the best views in NYC”
I get what you mean but you have to agree this apartment’s views are insane
Yeah... But that was awesome
Thank you Erik for these beautiful moments, but it is very high and I have a fear of heights
this video was really relaxing to watch. the background music, editing, and camerawork makes me feel like i’m really there. no plans on living there though 😂
Erik walks like a GTA character
Haha . I was just thinking the same thing!
It's a weird flex walk.
lolll. He's the best
There’s no way I would feel comfortable being in that building walking around. I would be so concerned with every step. 😳
Same
@@nataliamiranda8858 It lacks hominess.
Especially in NY
Its garbage. Proof that there is still a sucker born every minute. Whoever winds up being dumb enough to buy it probably will rarely even set foot in it.
It,s beautiful & I love the hanging lights they look like flying saucers haha
Possibly the best views I've seen of central park from penthouses
Absolutely breathtaking, but now I'll have to close my computer and sit down a sec. That little terrace walk was terrifying😱I don't know how Erik walks so calmy and sticks his head out the balcony. If it was me, I'd be crawling on the terrace floor crying.
I have sweaty palms just by watching it!
I also felt my legs weak.
I'd have to cage it in.
I’d have to put curtains in my bedroom and never go out on the balcony.
i will would have been sitting there from the morning until the night
If I had the money the first purchase right after the apartment would be a parachute backpack! Just in case 🤣
That's actually a great and funny solution. I would only go on the balcony wearing one.
Agree. What if there was a fire in the lower apartments?
@dianecelento4974 probably why basically everything is marble, lol
😂😂😂indeed! Money can't buy brains unfortunately.
Honestly if there were a storm or any kind of wind I'd feel super unsafe there
Nice Mavic 3 footage from the outside 📸😎
Absolutely incredible, but I'd be pretty nervous to live in such a thin and tall building, it seems as if it's going to fall down at any moment 😂
I’m afraid of heights. I’d be terrified of the wind blowing me off of the terrace!
@@tscoffYou'd be okay I'll hold on to you 😅
My feeling exactly - very exposed!
I couldn't agree more!
@@perkinwarbeck4781 Yes! A view is only a view but a home is much more than that...
I feel like that railing/barrier should be taller at that height of the building o.o
my mother-in-law would probably never visit she is not a fan of heights ! lol Even just watching Erik lean over the balcony made me afraid lol
Same!
I came
to the comment section to see if anyone else felt like you were just one stumble away from oblivion up there
@@JetteSwan Haha. Yes!
😂 I thought the same thing! I wonder if there are any bad wrath of wind at that height and how strong they can be… it could sweep up a dog, maybe?
So beautiful, wonderful and sensitive presentation. Mind expanding to see what can be accomplished by mankind. Inspiring. A privilege to see this . I like the ending with words of inspiration to reach one's goals. The night views are really something.
The sunset views are terrific
We work for years to earn $1million on our retirement, while some people put thousands of dollars in some meme coins and they become millionaires.
Best thing that happened to me last year that I can attest to is the progress I have made so far on trade. Venturing into crypto was my best decision ever I know more is yet to come 2023
Speaking from experience in the Crypto world I don't think as a trader it would be easy for someone to predict the market currently, only an expert with several years of experience could help you grow your portfolio currently, After the last year crash I had to result to the help of an advisor.
Spot on. The Market present different opportunities to create passive income, with the right skills and proper understanding you're good to go.
I always wanted to trade crypto for a long time but the volatility in the price has been very confusing to me although I have watched many TH-cam videos about it but still find it difficult to understand
Despite the economy downturn, I'm so happy 😊 I have been earning $180,000 return from my $22500 investment every 14 days
There is nothing more beautiful in this video than that Golden retriever! Perfection 👌
Erik has a future as a top level RRE salesman.
Creating a presentation like this is not easy.
I cannot afford such a unit, but I can appreciate the expertise.
Nicely done.
Gotta love the "morning kitchen" with sake? bottles. Lol.
I could never live in a high-rise; especially one with a terrace. Even just watching the video I got such a strong "call of the void" sensation. My whole body was tingling with the thought of throwing myself off the building.
I thought I was the only one
@@sliceserve234 especially when he was standing on the patio. I didn't even know there was a name for it "void of sensation" wow....runs to google
Yep. Complete madness. Don't think I could sleep one wink in there lol
If I had that money, I’d go underground so people _couldn’t_ see me.
Let me know how the views are 😂
Very nice videography. You should spin up a secondary channel with all the panoramic views, add soothing background sounds, and cash in with the ASMR crowd too :)
I will never understand how anyone can live up there. Between being scared shitless every time I look out a window, and having to bring everything I bring home up that far? I'mma stick to the ground level, thanks.
6:23 Reflective glass only works if it's darker on the side where you want privacy than on the other side. During the day that works great, but look at your night time tour. At 14:05 you can clearly see the inside of the penthouse. Most people wouldn't have to worry about this, especially with a building this tall, but the odds of a billionaire having people trying to spy on him or his family is much higher.
Shades.
@@MrUnlimitedTorque NYC drone laws are hella strict and you cant fly there without SUPER DUPER special permission
@@vm2aros they literally used a drone while he was walking the length of the balcony. So if someone with a TH-cam channel can get super duper special permission... it can't be THAT super duper.
7:32 Didn't even work during the day
This is EXACTLY the reason why I woun't by this appartment!
your videos are excellent.
Final montage is evocative
Even watching on my phone, I got queezy while on the terrace. 54 mil, I'd go a nice mansion on the ground, though I wouldn't mind renting that for a week. It doesn't have a warm cozy, homey feel, looks hotel like or like an office.
Agreed. I would not want to live there, even if I could afford it.
Even if the price of this penthouse was simply pocket change for me I would still not live there. The views are great. The quality is superb. The penthouse is small, on two floors and the outdoor space is wide but very narrow. I honestly expected a whole lot more.
The outdoor terrace was just weird -- so narrow that you could barely put a chair out there. I'm really surprised they didn't make it 1/3rd as wide but deep enough for a table and some chairs.
If $54 million were pocket change for me, I'd spend it ending world hunger.
Wide and narrow... 👍🏻👍🏿
@user-lh5jb7en8g I promise you I don't have billions of dollars. I barely have *hundreds* of dollars.
@user-lh5jb7en8gNa. Billionaires have billions of dollars here. Americans have jobs and families and bills to pay. We don’t get to have this, only the wealthy do.
Good camera work!
‘Never gets old’. This is the second time. 😂
I was a project manager for a large architectural firm in NJ. I left and started my own firm at 38 years old. I have now been in business for 35 years. Some of my friends and a few principals I have worked with on these big projects died from heart attacks. You cannot believe the stress these large projects have on you.
You will work with a client and produce construction documents and bring together a group of skilled labor, many who do not know each other and expect a perfect outcome. Good luck. In my 35 years I have done many manageable projects, some last about a year. One thing I have never done is public work and the project goes to the low bidder. My professors all came back to the university to teach after they got burned out working all over the world. Some just to get sober.
Very interesting insight…
I quit architecture after 5 years, basically right when I got the license. Went into transition planning project management with WAY less liability and WAY lower stress. Even pays way more what I made as an architect. Forget the stress
@@sharonc.2207 Good for you. At our last AIA meeting there was only one person under 40 and she works for the local government.
I've had so many friends in the industry have nervous breakdowns, myself included, because of the stress of the industry. All for a glimmering tax shelter for a rich guy who's just going to sell it to another parasite.
I work for the government now for less pay and I'm not looking back
As a former NYC resident, who left after 9/11, this is one of the saddest things I've seen in the city. It is disgusting to me that only multimillionaires can afford to live in places like this. They shove out all of the regular people, the hard working middle class, and they make us work to support their grandiose lifestyle. This is vile.
Agreed, I mean, a-greed. Ahhhh capitalism, it's great if you got some. Well, besides the destruction of all life on Earth. Fcking sociopaths.
yup. And the fake populists like trump and bernie make sure the people keep being abused by the >>official
I agree I grew up on 95 st and Columbus and I just couldn't afford it anymore I love my city but man it's sad how the middle class got pushed out
Eventually it will only be billionaires. Can you imagine the monthly HOA for such a place? What is it? $10K to $15K per month?
well id guess far more mine was 400month on 400k place in chicago with my young family. this is over 100x more expensive 30-40k is my guess@@JustinDevonish
I like it. That terrace is gangster (nerves of steel a most) 👍🏼☕️😎
The view is breathtaking~!
The more I saw the views, the more I wanted to see this at night. And then you showed it. Absolutely stunning view. Just something about showering and looking out the window at night gives me a sense of peace. I know I’ll never be able to live in an apartment like this (nor would I ever want to pay over $50M for one), but damn, I can only imagine.
Me too, re the shower. But I noticed the shower didn't have views, only the bath, which would be disappointing.
@@Sammy-il1qfIf you have $50M to buy the place, you have the money to remodel it and change that.
Yes, this was exactly my thought too! Imagined lying in bed and watching the city's lights sparkling through the window. To see this wide open sky and the park underneath from your bed is also something else. Some complained that it's too narrow but for me it has the cosy feeling of a spaceship hovering secure above the city. Thinking about it, I imagine watching the rain falling from this perspective most be also spectacular. Reading a book and watching the rain fall on the city with droplets running down the window, super cozy imagination. Mmmh, one can dream.
Never thought I was afraid of heights till this video.
Man these videos are so satisfying…I’m manifesting mine
Props to the camera man for learning to float to get those amazing shots!
I just found out I have a fear of heights!
This is sickening to think of all the people who go without anything unbelievable 😭
You should work really hard to make a lot of money so you can give it to people who "have nothing"
Yes…Capitalism is SO UNFAIR…Until you study Socialism-then you discover that EVERYONE is EQUALLY POOR!
Wow.. that’s incredible.
I love it when he goes out tho the terrace stating you cant look into the apartments as you can absolutely see through the glass
It's kind of funny how you emphasized the privacy during the day with the reflective window finish... but at night your life is lit up like a damn Christmas tree for everyone to see 🤣
Moon 'em.
That terrace scares the daylights out of me, not because I'm afraid of heights, but because I've been around construction too long...
I got chills just watching this guy getting closer to the glass walls.
$56 million to live in the middle of a concrete jungle and sound pollution? No thanks. The views are great as a tourist, but I wouldn't want to live there
The jobs that allow you to afford this kind of place can mainly be found in New York. So if your work required you to live in New York; you’re living in New York.
Don’t forget the air quality or lack of. Furthermore everything has to be trucked into Manhattan. If there’s a catastrophe you will starve. 💁🏼♂️
My parents can look out across miles of empty countryside at home in rural Ireland, and spot about 9 houses in the whole view, which extends to the sea and dunes on the horizon, and distant blue mountains. They've a giant back garden full of dad's many flowers and bushes. All those millions won't buy you the space and view that we have at home.
Your parents place sound idyllic. I'm in the UK and would far prefer their set up than anything like this apartment.
Well, with a fraction of the money, they can buy a house in same place where your parents live
Yeah, but can it rival a breathtaking view of an asphalt\concrete shithole?
ok and? u wanna talk then square up bro. ill knock you out@@susi-emily
You nailed it. I went to NYC before covid and my god, for having so much money there it really is a shit hole.
As beautiful as this place is and the incredable views it still gives me the willies just thinking of how high off the ground you are. Not to mention that building is tall and thin and should a fire break out below you, you just may not get out in time to save yourself. Even if that place were free I still wouldn't move there. The vertigo alone would freak me out.
Totally agree with this. So uncomfortable knowing you’re so far from safety is there was anything to happen.
taste truly is subjective, i don't see how this can be beautiful yet 70s skyscrapers are ugly dated relics despite being better built and having historical value of 50 years and aesthetically being better at modernist/minimalist design without being too bland, these even have all the same things people complain about in modern design and even less ornamentation/detailing than hyper modern midcentury towers yet this is ok
i imagine its related to time, taste changes with generation i guess
In Chicago the Hancock Tower has condos on the top floors. When the wind blows off the lake the whole place sways.
I absolutely share this opinion
to be fair, you could just get a parachute and make sure it is always checked and ready to go in case of emergency.
You're very rich so you can easily afford a well checked and maintained parachute without issue,
7:33 lol you can see all inside, so creepy, such amazing drone footage. unbelievable
That master bedroom was nice 👍🏻
Erik, kudos to you and your team! Best produced video to date! 🎉 Great tour!
So far my favorite NYC residence. The location, the views, big size, 2 floors , balcony for fresh air which having a balcony is probably the rarest of all even for billionaires who live in NYC.
bot u hear yourself? Not a single family lives in that building
Why so many bots in comment section?
Outstanding 😊 night view like flying without moving unreal.. I need to win the lottery and move in lol😊
Sweet!
Such an amazing apartment and one of the nicest and most tastefully staged. Fantastic views all round but I’d have to say, as someone who’s afraid of heights, thanks for the outdoor thrills 😂, no way I’d be out on the balcony sticking my head over it to look round a corner 😵💫😆.
I can't even imagine a world where I would want to live there 😂. If I had that kind of money I would live on a large piece of land where I would have complete and total freedom, with a small house on a hill with amazing views and close to a mountain that I could hike to the top of with my dogs. Then I would build a few houses somewhere else on the property where close friends and family could live, and pay them to protect the property while I travel the world. I have a feeling I wouldn't even get along with the type of person that would buy an apartment like this 😂
Agreed.... I bet it's got a built in Synagogue in the basement....
This might come as a shock to you, but people who can afford places like this usually have country homes just as you've described as well.
Yes!!
@@vy7925 well this might come as a shock to you but I don't really give a shit. I wouldn't buy that apartment regardless of how often I plan on being in NYC. Now, nobody likes assholes so go away forever please.
this is probably where they go for 1 day a month when they have NY business to do.
Gorgeous! But honestly, I like my beach condo even better.
I know I just saw something amazing because I'm still trying to catch my breath minutes after watching. What a view. And maximizes it all the way to infinity and beyond. Imagining I was a billionaire I'd likely not buy it as a primary residence, but for other reasons. But yah...still catching my breath.
Does it come with a parachute, in case of fire...or a plane crash?
This is the scariest apartment video I’ve ever seen. It’s an amazing beautiful place but it felt like clinging to the top of a tree when the winds blowing.
I don't think anyone does high end highrise tours as well as you :o) Always a great tour and again thanks to the camerman and the drone footage. Excellent!!
Boring egomania
Bling bling how lovely
I never get woozy with heights (been in hot air balloons, roofs of skyscrapers..etc) and this entire video I was queasy. It's gotta be because the building is so skinny. Feels like it could just fall right over in a strong breeze. Unbelievable views from this place though, wow! And the finish materials used throughout from the floors to the sinks..absolutely incredible. Fantastic video Erik and cameraguy (sorry dont know who you are)!
I got the same feeling when he would pan up. I think it has to do with a slight fish eye from using a wide angle lens when filming.
Building wealth involves developing good habits like regularly putting money away in intervals for solid investments. Instead of trying to predict and prognosticate the stability of the market and precisely when the change is going to happen, a better strategy is simply having a portfolio that’s well prepared for any eventually, that’s how some folks' been averaging 150K every 7week these past 4months according to Bloomberg.
That’s crazy, I’m just doing everything wrong with my portfolio
The US-Stock Mrkt had been on it’s longest bull-run in history, so the mass hysteria and panic is relatable considering we’re not accustomed to such troubled mrkts, but there are avenues lurking around if you know where to look. My wife and I are retiring this year with over $7,000,000 in tax deferred investments. up until 3 years ago we were 100% in the S&P. During bear markets we had a perfect plan. We got an investment manager in our corner and didn’t look at our portfolio for nearly a year
Same here, 75% of my portfolio is in the red and I really don’t know how long I can stomach the losses. I’m beginning to reach a breaking point.
Patience patience patience. It's a cycle.... a sucky point in the cycle, but a cycle nonetheless.
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is it not possible to open any of the windows to get fresh air?
This is NYC. There's no fresh air.😂
@@deus555 haha good point! I don't understand why anyone would want to live there LOL
Yes.
Most relateable video on yt
Hats off to the guys who design and build these buildings, it’s a thing of beauty.
Its a long rectangle
Gender bias!?
Many competent women helped created this beautiful building
Not some “guy”s
@@seymourlove4788 i hope this is a troll
@@Jiggy609 I know right 🙄
It is an incredible feat of architecture and engineering. Yes, hats off to the architect and hot sauce to the engineers that made such a thin thing stay upright! But more important very very big hats off to the very brave people willing to go up there and help construct it. I would struggle to even go on the balcony, that edge looks far too low for me! If I had friends with children every door would be locked, no way would they be allowed outside!
Beautiful details from the architecte and the designer, really love the style and the colors that makes the home look rich and cozy
Central Park view and I love that there are no TVs.
I got dizzy and in some moments, true vertigo looking to this absurd height.
But to be truthful, I enjoyed this video. The night shot was a great idea.