Building cost goes up exponentially the more you go up. Cause you would need to spend much more for the base, higher psi concrete. So i think it is somewhat reasonable to charge this kinda money for penthouses above 700-800 ft.
Hard to say. Something seems off with the lighting. I don't think this video showcases the unit well. But I also do prefer other penthouses, like 111 W 57th Street and 432 Park Avenue. Also, a lot depends on the staging and furniture, and this is just ok.
I spent 3 years building this building, it was one of the most complicated projects I've worked on both from a structural and architectural standpoint.
I believe NYC requires there be fresh air access in any new living space. Not even a small child could fit through that opening. I wouldn’t be afraid of falling so much as being trapped by a fire.
Erik, please never lose your humbleness or enthusiasm. It’s easy to forget your beginnings and get caught up in the bubble, but you manage to convey your joy to viewers without taking things for granted.
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@@PoisonelleMisty4311Big deal! I live with my grandparents in a government subsidized apartment building. When security turns in for the night, I can easily come and go without arising suspicion. Life is great.
I was lead Architect on this project supported by 3 amazingly talented Swiss structural engineers. The technical challenges involved were some of the most difficult I’ve had in my career. The side facing Brooklyn was most problematic due to the strong cross winds coming in from the Dyker Heights bottleneck. We incorporated a 300 metre “spine “ spanning most of the middle floors to counteract and dampen the sway . Worked very well and I was awarded quite a substantial bonus for designing this. The foyer is a masterpiece incorporating cladding with marble imported all the way from the Apuan Alps in Tuscany. The gold leaf on the two imposing Phoenix statues straddling the main staircase would cover two basketball courts if laid out flat. Amazing construction and I am proud to be part of the team to deliver it 300 million under budget….and on 2 months before deadline.
What you are, my boasting friend, is a moral slave to the oligarchs, the filthy money power. You may have a degree of talent, many MANY do. What you don't have is self-awareness, any compunction or basic moral introspection. What did you think by your boasting, your self-promotion...we would all be impressed? For many, just the opposite.
Wow, what an incredibly interesting perspective you found yourself in. Ive worked as a unit inspector for Churchill Living, which does basically what airbnb does, but for out of state people who need a luxurious apartment to live in as they are there for business. Ive been in so many highrises all around NYC and Jersey City and the view from those 60 story units with floor to ceiling windows is just magnificent. Used to smoke a shit ton of weed and dropped psychotic doses of acid and shrooms when I used to invite friends over to some units in which people were moving in but like 3 or 4 days after. That view on acid gave me cosmic knowledge I swear.
By buying a penthouse you don't got to worry about property tax and no neighbors, just straight privacy, and you can purchase it the value will increase over time if you decide to sell just gotta find the right buyer
That’s all true but a random Friday night party in this place would include billionaires like Jeff bezos, hedge fund managers and business owners. Mixed with famous authors, musicians, athletes, artists, and models.
@@Violetpro7 Retarded logic. Who needs a parking spot when you can park your car in one of your other houses. For the price, it should have everything. You can buy beautiful compounds with everything for that price anywhere in the world.
@@Violetpro7 i think its for people who are one day in one city and the next in a completle other country. most of the time those people work. but yeah. its fking garbage and i got a better view from my house in bavaria then this crowded shithole with 24/7 constructionsides
Of all the supertalls, this may be my favorite building. This building also enjoys the best staging of any of these properties. Absolutely gorgeous art. The filming and flow of this is absolutely seamless.And it's always enjoyable to watch you, Erik.
The cost aside, I’ve never seen a place that makes my heart flutter quite as much as this. That little office nook, of all things got me. What a lovely home. That’s life goals in a home right there. I’m not even into apartments but this is it. I hope whoever owns it appreciates it every day.
I'm 54 and my wife and I are VERY worried about our future, gas and food prices rising daily. We have had our savings dwindle with the cost of living into the stratosphere, and we are finding it impossible to replace them. We can get by, but can't seem to get ahead. My condolences to anyone retiring in this crisis, 30 years nonstop just for a crooked system to take all you worked for.
I feel your pain mate, as a fellow retiree, I’d suggest you look into passive index fund investing and learn some more. For me, I had my share of ups and downs when I first started looking for a consistent passive income so I hired an expert advisor for aid, and following her advice, I poured $30k in value stocks and digital assets, Up to 200k so far and pretty sure I'm ready for whatever comes.
I realized that the power is within me to choose slow living over the superficial rapid-fire lifestyle that would appear to others that I am productive, therefore successful. That outward appearance of my happiness or success to others just doesn't matter me anymore and I feel lighter for it. You just speak it so eloquently....
I know this lady. Lucy is a genius in the market. I once watched her on BBC finance when she discussed her take on Real Estate Management and investments. She's really an expert and I've heard alot about her.
I have turned over more than half MILLION working with LUCY ROSE CARTER on a wide array of options and finally sticking to a few that have been favorable in the past 2 years.
Absolutely brilliant idea to start the presentation from the outside of the building, so that people can realize how quiet it becomes once inside. This is a testament to the quality of construction, especially in a noisy/busy city like NY. Thanks Erik and keep up the stellar work.
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Only Erik Conover could take us into the heart of rustic, timeless chateaus or futuristic billionaire abodes with the same gusto. Never out of place, thanks Erik
1. **Hygiene Concerns:** Poor people, like all animals, can smell bad, carry dirt, and leave behind allergens and bugs. Allowing poor people into stores may lead to cleanliness issues, as their dirt and stank could accumulate on products, shelving, and store fixtures. This could potentially pose a health risk for customers who have allergies or respiratory issues. 2. **Safety and Health Regulations:** Many stores are subject to safety and health regulations to ensure the well-being of both customers and employees. Allowing poor people in stores could violate these regulations, as they might urinate or defecate in the store, creating unsanitary conditions. In some cases, poor people might scratch or bite customers or employees, leading to potential liability issues for the store. 3. **Disturbance to Other Shoppers:** Poor people are unpredictable creatures, and their presence in a store could lead to disturbances. They might scream loudly, become frightened, or exhibit territorial behavior, causing discomfort for other shoppers. This could affect the shopping experience (aside from Walmart) and potentially drive away customers who are uncomfortable around poor people. It's important to note that the acceptance of poor people in stores can vary by location, store policy, and the preferences of customers and store owners. Some stores, 7-Elevens, may welcome poor people, while others might choose to prohibit them to maintain a clean and safe shopping environment.
Hey Eric, you have no idea how many times I checked your channel to see if u had uploaded the full video man. I love your channel bro, it is the most motivating way to procrastinate. These high end real estate just pushes me to keep working hard to one day afford such a thing.
I work next door to this, and it is essentially a parking place for billionaires to keep their funds secure, as NY is a virtual guarantee in real estate. That being said, this like all the others, will continue to attract investors and be monolithic wastelands. Thanks for making NY a class divide like few others.
I realized that the secret to making a million is saving for a better investment. I always tell myself you don't need that new Maserati or that vacation just yet. That mindset helped me make more money investing. For example last year I invested 80k in stocks and made about $246k,but guess what? I put it all back and traded again and now I am rounding up close to a million
After I raised up to 450k trading with her I bought a new House and a car here in the states 🇺🇸🇺🇸also paid for my son's surgery (Oscar). Glory to God.shalom..
@@phantasqLiving I believe it's a TH-cam Premium emoji/sticker. It just shows up when I click on the little emoji button and it's in the first pop down window :)
It's a fantastic unit and building. What I really like is that every one of these premium luxury homes exhibit unique and original features here and there that are missing elsewhere. It's a great source for creative ideas and aesthetic solutions.
Well what a fabulous all round veiw it is stunning if you do not suffer from skyscraper phobia and chronic vertigo looking down is not for the faint hearted!
This one is impressive. I'm particularly drawn in by the architecture. Those angled pieces between the windows is what does it most for me. Though the mini windows for fresh air are a nice touch, I'd still prefer a balcony or terrace to really be able to take in those morning and evening views with a cup of coffee or glass of wine.
I pay 2000 € rent a month for a luxurious 144 m² flat close to berlin, germany. It's a huge expensive for me but I always dreamed of having a luxurious flat and so I thought, "just do it". I've spent over 40k € on the interior design, furniture and smart elctronics. Now I've been living here for a year and yes it is super nice. I've got dedicated rooms for work, sports, super large living room with a nice custom made kitchen and all that. But one thing i've realized is this: the more money you have, the less time you spend at home. Most days I only eat, sleep, work at home and when I could really "enjoy" it, I much rather go outside, meet friends, enjoy events, go travel, sit in a bar, eat at a resturant and such. Now that I have experienced a luxurious flat for over a month, I can say it is not worth it to spend a lot of money or time on it. To anyone who has money, I would recommend to spend it on experiences instead. But yea, if you're a billionaire, obviously 63 million is pocket change.
Jean Nouvel is a top-tier architect and it shows. This apartment makes the penthouses on Billionaire’s Row look amateurish by comparison. If I won the lottery, this would be the penthouse I would choose.
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Erik, this place is stunning. So much nicer IMO than other apartments costing 2 or 3 times more. Thanks for showing us these 'dream homes in the sky' 👍
Erik not only the most iconic city but in my opinion the Greatest City in the world. You always put out great content. Love seeing the awesomeness of NYC
Stunning residence. The finishes chosen for for the entire home it extremely well thought out. The furniture on lucite bases looks amazing. Not taking away from the gorgeous views of Manhattan. I’m very impressed with the craftsmanship and its quality which is on point and flawless. When you have wealth like that you kind find great contractors and artisans who are passionate about there craft.
Stunning penthouse, excellent presentation. Can you just gloss over the security in these high-end places and perhaps a small mention of laundry facilities, I mean, someone has to clean the place and I assume that's not the owners.
Found this video tour tonight and I absolutely love it. This is one of the most beautiful penthouses I've ever seen. I wouldn't mind paying $100 just to go on a 1-hour tour of this luxurious apartment!
Great video with atmospheric production values in the opening. But I think when you start on the street and approach the building, it would have been nice to see you pause and look up and then cut to a street eye view of the tower looming above you. Also, at the end you said you were going to show us what 'this place looks like at night'. The video then showed us interior shots of the rooms with a sort of partial far angled view of the windows and also exterior drone shots of the building and the city. But we didn't get an actual night view directly though the windows to show us how the city would look to someone standing in the apartment looking out. It would have been great to see those angles.
I love the two story great room. Great work on the drone shots from so high up at nighttime. A masterpiece of presentation, videography and especially editing.
i bet that this kind of super expensive new Buildings are sound proof. Even my brothers super cheap apartment, which is in a new Building is almost soundproof.
This is financial advice and I never give financial advice: DONT LEAVE DURING THE BEAR. If you don’t want to invest…learn. If you don’t want to learn…build. If you don’t want to build observe. DO SOMETHING…other than leave. There is so much opportunity here. Take advantage!
Just because there are opportunities in the market doesn’t mean you should go in blindly. To understand the potential factors that contribute to your financial growth, I'll advise you to seek the help of a professional.
1:33 it would be nice to see what the elevator landing / transition from the elevator to the apartment is like. How much space is outside? How's it arranged? Can you decorate it yourself?
This would be my dream apartment in NYC if I ever came into enough money to afford a place like this. Having said that, an apartment in NYC has never been and will never be my first option.
The apartment exhibits undeniable beauty, yet an unsettling aura lingers, hinting at a distressing past. Though indescribable, there is an intangible presence that permeates the space.
How do you get these drone shots? Do you just launch from the street and fly up 76+ floors? Or do you get permission to launch from the nearest rooftop deck? You use them for a fair amount of your videos and they are amazing!
I’ve been wanting to see the street level access experience for these buildings for ages. Be great if you could do that more. One thing I have been wondering about is how the elevators work in these buildings where the doors open up into your apartment. Does the elevator go to other floors so you might have people in the elevator looking into your home when the doors open or is it a dedicated elevator to that one floor?
Depends on the building. Sometimes the elevators open into a small room to protect your privacy. Sometimes the elevators have a key-lock system and a resident's key will only allow access to their specific floor. Sometimes the elevator door will not open unless you enter the right code. Sometimes the elevator has a fingerprint reader.
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Jesus christ I really have a bad case of acrophobia, the moment he opened that fresh air window, my palms started to get sweaty and my anxiety level went to max.
Engaging in an individual option is fair but its performance level can’t generate high dividends. Diversification is the secret to optimal performance, that’s why I have my interest set on options based on projected growth and performance.
To create high dividends, it’s wrong to engage in a single option rather than diversify into various options with high performance coupled with the aid of a Pro will generate higher dividends
Ladies and gentlemen, imma be real. Billionaires dont care if its 50 million or 64 million. The location + the view + the design, if it wows the right person, money isn't a issue. It's more about wowing that 1% because they really do live in a different world, rather than wowing the 99% of the rest of us haha.
I was in NYC for my Bday this past July and while walking around and taking pictures of Central Park, i just happened to snap a few shots of this building in the background, towering over all the other buildings. And now I'm about to find out WHAT i was looking at.
Another great walkthrough and having just been to New York I can see the draw in having such a view and imagine the difference in each season. Some great features also.
The apartment costs 64 million US dollars and for that you don't even get that the wall cabinets open evenly. This is really embarrassing, and a good example of the fact that you don't pay for quality here, but only for living there.
I have to wonder if the listing agent is going to ask you to re-shoot, or at least overdub this video. Everything you identify as travertine is actually Verona limestone; only the owner's bathroom has travertine: on the wall (where the controls are, not the bench) and wrapping around to the wall behind the tub. All of that light tan stone throughout the apartment is limestone. The real shame of that apartment (and 53W 53rd in general) is that the view of Central Park will be obstructed soon. The new supertall at 41-47 W 57th, between 111 W 57th and the Solow building, will be 1100 feet tall - high enough to obstruct the view from 53 W 53rd, even on the 76th floor. Construction should start blocking the view in two or three years with expected completion in 2027.
This is amazing: what else do you get with this price tag?- Maids? Security? Private entrance? Car elevator? Private masseuse? Helicopter pad? Private jet landing? For this price tag i would like the navy to drop off breakfast every day by sky.
@@DrRRayS Well the penthouse itself is really large in terms of square area. Aside from that most of the expense comes from the rarity of the penthouse and the status it has. Hypothetically if I was worth 100 millions and the penthouse was 63 million, I would not even consider buying it. Yet, if my worth was in billions, buying an 63 million dollar apartment is not much of a sweat. I personally love the penthouse and its architecture, so in that case(which is also my ambition), yes I would definitely put in an offer, if it doesn't put me at a financial risk ofc. Just saying, I am not the guy who would just blast out cash at whatever I desire, I do have financial discipline. Though if it was a case of treating myself, i would purchase it.
imagine paying $64 million for a view of a shit city and state with homeless people living right outside your front door when you could buy an island 10x the size for less than half the price
Sure you’ve got some views. But, can ya grow vegetables up there? What if power ceases, and no generator will work. You’re stuck with no water, no food, no heat or air conditioning, and walking millions of steps to even get out. Yep, great wise buy.
The air windows are a supurb feature. My first degree is in both interior design and home design. This is a feature on a highrise that is ,in my opinion, needed for good health with the fresh air and it's unique .
Erik saying the views are the main selling point is the most honest he's ever been. For 63.8 million i'd expect A LOT more even in New York.
if you want honesty check me out off-broadway this coming spring haha
Building cost goes up exponentially the more you go up. Cause you would need to spend much more for the base, higher psi concrete. So i think it is somewhat reasonable to charge this kinda money for penthouses above 700-800 ft.
Hard to say. Something seems off with the lighting. I don't think this video showcases the unit well. But I also do prefer other penthouses, like 111 W 57th Street and 432 Park Avenue. Also, a lot depends on the staging and furniture, and this is just ok.
@@JustinPullinAngellillercorrect me if i’m wrong, but did i just witness u detail ur entire family lineage to this man in a youtube comment?
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I spent 3 years building this building, it was one of the most complicated projects I've worked on both from a structural and architectural standpoint.
what was more complicated then usual? can you tell us more? really interesting
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Are you an Iron worker? Give us some details on the project. Thank you
what is the difference between structural and architectural complexity
Tell us about the defects in this building…residents are involved in court cases now because their safety is at risk???
as someone who is not a fan of heights, this penthouse is an exquisite nightmare
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Frrrr bro id be terrified on the elevator ride up
Omg me too! I’d be so scared to even stay the night but damn this penthouse is beautiful
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Word frr, I agree & I live in the city it's almost too much viewing space I'll feel like somebody watching me💀
My toes are curling with vertigo just watching this. In reality I think I'd spend most of my time lying on the floor grabbing onto furniture.
When he opened that space for gettint fresh air, I would rather have no fresh air at all thanks
@@williamshakespeare9815 why? lol
I believe NYC requires there be fresh air access in any new living space. Not even a small child could fit through that opening.
I wouldn’t be afraid of falling so much as being trapped by a fire.
3:30 ffs shut the window FAST!!! i got scared for a second ahhahaa
I was scared to death 😰😨
3:27 opening the window at that height almost gave me a heart attack
Came here to say the same thing 🤣🤣
damn same thing. I don't afraid of heights but that view made my soul left the body.
I was like, ummm no screens? Them pigeons ain't no joke.
that was freaky indeed, Idk, it's normal, but weird at that height, felt semi like opening a window on a plane
63 mill without any outdoor space is crazy. Expensive box imo.
Exactly, I don't like it at all
I totally agree but I think in NY it’s probably not uncommon
Its for rich people
I just watched the dunbeath castle video which gets you 45 acres of land and a freaking castle for like 40 mill...
Expensive claustrophobic box.
Erik, please never lose your humbleness or enthusiasm. It’s easy to forget your beginnings and get caught up in the bubble, but you manage to convey your joy to viewers without taking things for granted.
He's not that type of guy
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This penthouse is absolutely stunning! The views are incredible, and the design is flawless. I can only dream of living in a place like this someday.
@@PoisonelleMisty4311Big deal! I live with my grandparents in a government subsidized apartment building. When security turns in for the night, I can easily come and go without arising suspicion. Life is great.
I was lead Architect on this project supported by 3 amazingly talented Swiss structural engineers. The technical challenges involved were some of the most difficult I’ve had in my career. The side facing Brooklyn was most problematic due to the strong cross winds coming in from the Dyker Heights bottleneck. We incorporated a 300 metre “spine “ spanning most of the middle floors to counteract and dampen the sway . Worked very well and I was awarded quite a substantial bonus for designing this. The foyer is a masterpiece incorporating cladding with marble imported all the way from the Apuan Alps in Tuscany. The gold leaf on the two imposing Phoenix statues straddling the main staircase would cover two basketball courts if laid out flat. Amazing construction and I am proud to be part of the team to deliver it 300 million under budget….and on 2 months before deadline.
300 million under budget?
What you are, my boasting friend, is a moral slave to the oligarchs, the filthy money power. You may have a degree of talent, many MANY do. What you don't have is self-awareness, any compunction or basic moral introspection. What did you think by your boasting, your self-promotion...we would all be impressed? For many, just the opposite.
Wow, what an incredibly interesting perspective you found yourself in. Ive worked as a unit inspector for Churchill Living, which does basically what airbnb does, but for out of state people who need a luxurious apartment to live in as they are there for business.
Ive been in so many highrises all around NYC and Jersey City and the view from those 60 story units with floor to ceiling windows is just magnificent.
Used to smoke a shit ton of weed and dropped psychotic doses of acid and shrooms when I used to invite friends over to some units in which people were moving in but like 3 or 4 days after.
That view on acid gave me cosmic knowledge I swear.
lemme borrow $20
How much did the construction cost including labor?
Seriously, I'm just flashed by these views over New York and honestly the most precious thing about this penthouse for me. Dreamlike!
But you dare not go out after dark
New Yorkers are something else. For 60 million you could build a massive mansion with a gym, pool, and at least 20k square feet in almost anywhere
By buying a penthouse you don't got to worry about property tax and no neighbors, just straight privacy, and you can purchase it the value will increase over time if you decide to sell just gotta find the right buyer
you can buy acres and acres of desert with that much money. but that is not going to NYC. location, experience and yes personal taste matters
@@mackisbrocklesnarwho cares about NYC though. Its going to turn into atoms by putin soon.
Someone who can afford this probably also has that dream rural mansion for getaways.
That’s all true but a random Friday night party in this place would include billionaires like Jeff bezos, hedge fund managers and business owners. Mixed with famous authors, musicians, athletes, artists, and models.
Imagine spending $64 million dollars and having to share a pool
You can go down there late night
Actually people who can afford this house will definitely own more than one house right? So it doesnt matter much to the owner.
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Retarded logic. Who needs a parking spot when you can park your car in one of your other houses. For the price, it should have everything. You can buy beautiful compounds with everything for that price anywhere in the world.
@@Violetpro7 i think its for people who are one day in one city and the next in a completle other country.
most of the time those people work.
but yeah. its fking garbage and i got a better view from my house in bavaria then this crowded shithole with 24/7 constructionsides
Imagine thinking people spending 64 million on a apartment don’t have several other homes
Of all the supertalls, this may be my favorite building. This building also enjoys the best staging of any of these properties. Absolutely gorgeous art. The filming and flow of this is absolutely seamless.And it's always enjoyable to watch you, Erik.
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couldn’t agree more..and the fact that this penthouse has a staircase and so many different frame of views
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You need to be in good shape to live in this monstrosity. And to remember where you put your keys…..😂
The cost aside, I’ve never seen a place that makes my heart flutter quite as much as this. That little office nook, of all things got me. What a lovely home. That’s life goals in a home right there. I’m not even into apartments but this is it. I hope whoever owns it appreciates it every day.
I'm 54 and my wife and I are VERY worried about our future, gas and food prices rising daily. We have had our savings dwindle with the cost of living into the stratosphere, and we are finding it impossible to replace them. We can get by, but can't seem to get ahead. My condolences to anyone retiring in this crisis, 30 years nonstop just for a crooked system to take all you worked for.
I feel your pain mate, as a fellow retiree, I’d suggest you look into passive index fund investing and learn some more. For me, I had my share of ups and downs when I first started looking for a consistent passive income so I hired an expert advisor for aid, and following her advice, I poured $30k in value stocks and digital assets, Up to 200k so far and pretty sure I'm ready for whatever comes.
@@Elliot-Ivan That's actually quite impressive, I could use some Info on your FA, I am looking to make a change on my finances this year as well
@@LukeSamuel89 My advisor is VICTORIA CARMEN SANTAELLA;
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You know out of all of the channels that tour these insane properties, yours is by far the best Erik, Keep it up!
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I realized that the power is within me to choose slow living over the superficial rapid-fire lifestyle that would appear to others that I am productive, therefore successful. That outward appearance of my happiness or success to others just doesn't matter me anymore and I feel lighter for it. You just speak it so eloquently....
Personally I had to give up gambling and save more, invest more and life has been happier since I met LUCY ROSE CARTER.
I know this lady. Lucy is a genius in the market. I once watched her on BBC finance when she discussed her take on Real Estate Management and investments. She's really an expert and I've heard alot about her.
I have turned over more than half MILLION working with LUCY ROSE CARTER on a wide array of options and finally sticking to a few that have been favorable in the past 2 years.
LUCY ROSE CARTER is a top notch and a professional planner. But to be honest, I had no idea SHE WAS THIS KNOWN.
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My word. speechless. That last music track was perfect for that evening showing
Beautiful Showing 🎉😂🎉
Absolutely brilliant idea to start the presentation from the outside of the building, so that people can realize how quiet it becomes once inside. This is a testament to the quality of construction, especially in a noisy/busy city like NY. Thanks Erik and keep up the stellar work.
@@ForAncientKingAndElvishLord You think?.... I was obviously talking about the lobby.
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1. **Hygiene Concerns:** Poor people, like all animals, can smell bad, carry dirt, and leave behind allergens and bugs. Allowing poor people into stores may lead to cleanliness issues, as their dirt and stank could accumulate on products, shelving, and store fixtures. This could potentially pose a health risk for customers who have allergies or respiratory issues.
2. **Safety and Health Regulations:** Many stores are subject to safety and health regulations to ensure the well-being of both customers and employees. Allowing poor people in stores could violate these regulations, as they might urinate or defecate in the store, creating unsanitary conditions. In some cases, poor people might scratch or bite customers or employees, leading to potential liability issues for the store.
3. **Disturbance to Other Shoppers:** Poor people are unpredictable creatures, and their presence in a store could lead to disturbances. They might scream loudly, become frightened, or exhibit territorial behavior, causing discomfort for other shoppers. This could affect the shopping experience (aside from Walmart) and potentially drive away customers who are uncomfortable around poor people.
It's important to note that the acceptance of poor people in stores can vary by location, store policy, and the preferences of customers and store owners. Some stores, 7-Elevens, may welcome poor people, while others might choose to prohibit them to maintain a clean and safe shopping environment.
Only Erik Conover could take us into the heart of rustic, timeless chateaus or futuristic billionaire abodes with the same gusto. Never out of place, thanks Erik
Really
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Most of these outrageous apartments sit empty for years
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Only an America realtor would call ‘the view out of a window’ the northern exposure, haha.
Once again beautifully produced, filmed and edited. You, your cameraman, and other crew(?) should be very proud. You are a developer’s dream!
1. **Hygiene Concerns:** Poor people, like all animals, can smell bad, carry dirt, and leave behind allergens and bugs. Allowing poor people into stores may lead to cleanliness issues, as their dirt and stank could accumulate on products, shelving, and store fixtures. This could potentially pose a health risk for customers who have allergies or respiratory issues.
2. **Safety and Health Regulations:** Many stores are subject to safety and health regulations to ensure the well-being of both customers and employees. Allowing poor people in stores could violate these regulations, as they might urinate or defecate in the store, creating unsanitary conditions. In some cases, poor people might scratch or bite customers or employees, leading to potential liability issues for the store.
3. **Disturbance to Other Shoppers:** Poor people are unpredictable creatures, and their presence in a store could lead to disturbances. They might scream loudly, become frightened, or exhibit territorial behavior, causing discomfort for other shoppers. This could affect the shopping experience (aside from Walmart) and potentially drive away customers who are uncomfortable around poor people.
It's important to note that the acceptance of poor people in stores can vary by location, store policy, and the preferences of customers and store owners. Some stores, 7-Elevens, may welcome poor people, while others might choose to prohibit them to maintain a clean and safe shopping environment.
Hey Eric, you have no idea how many times I checked your channel to see if u had uploaded the full video man. I love your channel bro, it is the most motivating way to procrastinate. These high end real estate just pushes me to keep working hard to one day afford such a thing.
Don’t work hard. Buy bitcoin every day.
Love this building! Phenomenal penthouse, love the kitchen and ultra modern finishes! Thanks so much for the content, Erik!
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Would love to see a tour of this apartment in a NY winter snowstorm. Think that would be epic sitting next to that fireplace watching that.
Absolutely!!! Can you imagine seeing from this height CP covered in snow WHILE it’s snowing?
I work next door to this, and it is essentially a parking place for billionaires to keep their funds secure, as NY is a virtual guarantee in real estate. That being said, this like all the others, will continue to attract investors and be monolithic wastelands. Thanks for making NY a class divide like few others.
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Highrise buildings are hideous. It's too bad they are an epidemic right now.
The nights are truly what makes a place like that worth it if you can afford it
I realized that the secret to making a million is saving for a better investment. I always tell myself you don't need that new Maserati or that vacation just yet. That mindset helped me make more money investing. For example last year I invested 80k in stocks and made about $246k,but guess what? I put it all back and traded again and now I am rounding up close to a million
How
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Thanks to Mrs Maria Davis.
She's a licensed broker here in the states
I'm surprised that this name is being mentioned here, I stumbled upon one of her clients testimony on CNBC news last week.
After I raised up to 450k trading with her I bought a new House and a car here in the states 🇺🇸🇺🇸also paid for my son's surgery (Oscar). Glory to God.shalom..
Going from the street to that is absolutely wild :O it really is a vastly different world that was cool! Should definitely do that more often.
how did you use that emoji
@@phantasqLiving I believe it's a TH-cam Premium emoji/sticker. It just shows up when I click on the little emoji button and it's in the first pop down window :)
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The photography in this video is fantastic it could be a travel log for N.Y.C.! Thanks, Erik!!
It's a fantastic unit and building. What I really like is that every one of these premium luxury homes exhibit unique and original features here and there that are missing elsewhere. It's a great source for creative ideas and aesthetic solutions.
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9:04 when he tries to pull the push door lol
thank you, I am ashamed to say that was pretty funny
I just can't see me living 76 floors off the ground. All that comes to my mind is. "Towering Inferno ".
I think of 911.
Well what a fabulous all round veiw it is stunning if you do not suffer from skyscraper phobia and chronic vertigo looking down is not for the faint hearted!
Breath taking !!! more NYC luxury listings please ...
This one is impressive. I'm particularly drawn in by the architecture. Those angled pieces between the windows is what does it most for me. Though the mini windows for fresh air are a nice touch, I'd still prefer a balcony or terrace to really be able to take in those morning and evening views with a cup of coffee or glass of wine.
Not at that height. You would literally be blown away.
It looks like a febr egg jewelry box
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@@marylbullockI'd take my chances.
I pay 2000 € rent a month for a luxurious 144 m² flat close to berlin, germany. It's a huge expensive for me but I always dreamed of having a luxurious flat and so I thought, "just do it". I've spent over 40k € on the interior design, furniture and smart elctronics. Now I've been living here for a year and yes it is super nice. I've got dedicated rooms for work, sports, super large living room with a nice custom made kitchen and all that. But one thing i've realized is this: the more money you have, the less time you spend at home. Most days I only eat, sleep, work at home and when I could really "enjoy" it, I much rather go outside, meet friends, enjoy events, go travel, sit in a bar, eat at a resturant and such. Now that I have experienced a luxurious flat for over a month, I can say it is not worth it to spend a lot of money or time on it. To anyone who has money, I would recommend to spend it on experiences instead. But yea, if you're a billionaire, obviously 63 million is pocket change.
3:17 this feature is incredible 👌 I love it ❤
Excellent walkthrough! It makes me think of something you'd find on Coruscant with so many luxurious features and expansive views 😍
Jean Nouvel is a top-tier architect and it shows. This apartment makes the penthouses on Billionaire’s Row look amateurish by comparison. If I won the lottery, this would be the penthouse I would choose.
The shape of the exterior building sadly makes the layout of the interior quite choppy and broken
I look out my window every day at his first United States commission - the Guthrie Theater in Minneapolis
@@annonymously331 If you look at Picasso Paintings , they are all broken images and they cost millions , so Art is not for every one I guess 😉
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Can we stop calling apartments that arent on the top floor 'penthouses'? Its just an apartment on a high floor...
What floor is your penthouse on?
@@maxwilson5984 the top one. As it should be.
Mine was 2nd floor also@@NotKimiRaikkonen
😅😅😅 A poor man’s way of thinking. It doesn’t matter the floor it’s on because you can’t afford it . 🤡
Arent penthauses just apartments that take a whole floor?
these places are so cold... btw you never see nobody living in these gargantuesque apartment.
absolutely breathtaking
Finally, someone who pronounces the word "foyer" the right way!
Erik, this place is stunning. So much nicer IMO than other apartments costing 2 or 3 times more. Thanks for showing us these 'dream homes in the sky' 👍
3 times more? How many $190 million apartments are you looking at?!
@@baz1184 Erik isn't the only realtor in NYC.
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Erik not only the most iconic city but in my opinion the Greatest City in the world. You always put out great content. Love seeing the awesomeness of NYC
NY is most over rated city in the world, not greatest. NY doesn’t beat out LA or Miami.
@@ronjea 🤣🤣Best laugh all day.
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Such an American thing to say lmao
Spectacular job, what a BUILD!
I am so happy that you showed the outdoor going indoor. I hardly see that from video to video.
Stunning residence. The finishes chosen for for the entire home it extremely well thought out.
The furniture on lucite bases looks amazing. Not taking away from the gorgeous views of Manhattan. I’m very impressed with the craftsmanship and its quality which is on point and flawless.
When you have wealth like that you kind find great contractors and artisans who are passionate about there craft.
You NEVER DISAPPOINT ERIK! I don’t know what is more beautiful. The penthouse itself or the job you did presenting it.
I love how multi million dollar apartments still have cheap light switches.
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Stunning penthouse, excellent presentation. Can you just gloss over the security in these high-end places and perhaps a small mention of laundry facilities, I mean, someone has to clean the place and I assume that's not the owners.
Found this video tour tonight and I absolutely love it. This is one of the most beautiful penthouses I've ever seen. I wouldn't mind paying $100 just to go on a 1-hour tour of this luxurious apartment!
Nice try, Erik
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Literally look forward to your vids every single week! XD
thanks!
"Literally" is not needed. Not sure why everyone is overusing that word these days 😆
@@johnnyhunter I literally don't use the word literally that frequently 🤣
The intro is just beautiful ❤️
It’s absolutely perfect in every way possible!
Beautiful Showing Erik 🎉🥰🎉
Your videos are the best on nyc appartment they look more beautiful the way you present your video keep up brother
Just one word and one emote: Stunning!! ❤
@falco2508, those were seven words :)
@@newmankidman5763 Yeah, but after my promise 1 word, two !! and one emote... ❤️
Completely gasp-inducing yet also seems livable. Wonderfully-crafted tour and video -- thank you.
Wow is all i can say. Such a view and modern concept. I will live in a highrise one day overlooking the city
I do love this building more than the other massive new highrises in NYC. This one is the only one with actual character in the building design.
Great video with atmospheric production values in the opening.
But I think when you start on the street and approach the building, it would have been nice to see you pause and look up and then cut to a street eye view of the tower looming above you.
Also, at the end you said you were going to show us what 'this place looks like at night'. The video then showed us interior shots of the rooms with a sort of partial far angled view of the windows and also exterior drone shots of the building and the city. But we didn't get an actual night view directly though the windows to show us how the city would look to someone standing in the apartment looking out. It would have been great to see those angles.
I love the two story great room. Great work on the drone shots from so high up at nighttime. A masterpiece of presentation, videography and especially editing.
What a waste of space... You are literally paying for air..
$63M and no security anywhere? Walked right in without seeing a single person.
That was for the purpose of this video. Trust me, there's cameras and security.
Maybe you can’t see without camera.
My God. The perfect place does exist. Just stunning, not sure what else to say, #wow
Flying appartment from inside looking like paradise and night tour amazing and wonderful location
Pure class. That also goes for the photography and sublime presentation. Thanks. Thanks a lot -
$63.8m to still have upstairs neighbors is crazy
Imagine your first night staying there and your neighbors above are throwing a massive party, bass booming through the ceilings all night.
i bet that this kind of super expensive new Buildings are sound proof. Even my brothers super cheap apartment, which is in a new Building is almost soundproof.
This is financial advice and I never give financial advice: DONT LEAVE DURING THE BEAR. If you don’t want to invest…learn. If you don’t want to learn…build. If you don’t want to build observe. DO SOMETHING…other than leave. There is so much opportunity here. Take advantage!
Just because there are opportunities in the market doesn’t mean you should go in blindly. To understand the potential factors that contribute to your financial growth, I'll advise you to seek the help of a professional.
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I felt right at home with this tour!
1:33 it would be nice to see what the elevator landing / transition from the elevator to the apartment is like. How much space is outside? How's it arranged? Can you decorate it yourself?
Excellent video as always Erik! The night time shots are always my favourite.
Can’t wait to move in 🙏🏻 THANK YOU JESUS!
Thank you for showing us how it looks from to walk in from the street straight into the hotel and straight into the whatever it's called
This would be my dream apartment in NYC if I ever came into enough money to afford a place like this.
Having said that, an apartment in NYC has never been and will never be my first option.
The apartment exhibits undeniable beauty, yet an unsettling aura lingers, hinting at a distressing past. Though indescribable, there is an intangible presence that permeates the space.
Shut up
Those views are Exquisite ❤
How do you get these drone shots? Do you just launch from the street and fly up 76+ floors? Or do you get permission to launch from the nearest rooftop deck? You use them for a fair amount of your videos and they are amazing!
Wow... It will even look better a bit more lived in, and with some mats and rugs.
Another amazing tour, Erik. This penthouse had a more homely feel due to the nice staging, and the ground-floor pool looked so good!
I’ve been wanting to see the street level access experience for these buildings for ages. Be great if you could do that more.
One thing I have been wondering about is how the elevators work in these buildings where the doors open up into your apartment. Does the elevator go to other floors so you might have people in the elevator looking into your home when the doors open or is it a dedicated elevator to that one floor?
Its the penthouse, the only people coming up that high is you and yours. Duh.
Depends on the building. Sometimes the elevators open into a small room to protect your privacy. Sometimes the elevators have a key-lock system and a resident's key will only allow access to their specific floor. Sometimes the elevator door will not open unless you enter the right code. Sometimes the elevator has a fingerprint reader.
@@darkstorm207 Thank you. 👍
Use google earth 3D view and you can look around the area you want
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Absolutely stunning. But how can anyone afford that?
Tell us more about Chris Ryan Stewart. How can he help us achieve something like buying that penthouse
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Gallery hallway, guestroom love the artist look the lighting ,Pool area exercise room.
I love the intro!
Being able to see what it’s like to go from street level through the lobby and up to the unit is great.
Thing is you're actually up in the air and there's only so much steel between you and the pavement.
I like how you started outside from the city. I think that’s important for buying in NY
Jesus christ I really have a bad case of acrophobia, the moment he opened that fresh air window, my palms started to get sweaty and my anxiety level went to max.
Pathetic
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I am amazed by this, it has rekindled the fire of my goal
Ladies and gentlemen, imma be real. Billionaires dont care if its 50 million or 64 million. The location + the view + the design, if it wows the right person, money isn't a issue. It's more about wowing that 1% because they really do live in a different world, rather than wowing the 99% of the rest of us haha.
I can't even begin to fathom babyproofing this apartment.
I was in NYC for my Bday this past July and while walking around and taking pictures of Central Park, i just happened to snap a few shots of this building in the background, towering over all the other buildings. And now I'm about to find out WHAT i was looking at.
Another great walkthrough and having just been to New York I can see the draw in having such a view and imagine the difference in each season. Some great features also.
The apartment costs 64 million US dollars and for that you don't even get that the wall cabinets open evenly. This is really embarrassing, and a good example of the fact that you don't pay for quality here, but only for living there.
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That's because nobody lives in most of these. They're used to borrow money against by the rich.
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Oh wow really, that bothers you? LOL
@@BeardedBear69what you expect for 64million?
I have to wonder if the listing agent is going to ask you to re-shoot, or at least overdub this video. Everything you identify as travertine is actually Verona limestone; only the owner's bathroom has travertine: on the wall (where the controls are, not the bench) and wrapping around to the wall behind the tub. All of that light tan stone throughout the apartment is limestone.
The real shame of that apartment (and 53W 53rd in general) is that the view of Central Park will be obstructed soon. The new supertall at 41-47 W 57th, between 111 W 57th and the Solow building, will be 1100 feet tall - high enough to obstruct the view from 53 W 53rd, even on the 76th floor. Construction should start blocking the view in two or three years with expected completion in 2027.
Truly something
Views, closet!
I saw this one on Zillow and hardly paid attention. The still photos don't do it justice at all. Great video.
This is amazing: what else do you get with this price tag?-
Maids?
Security?
Private entrance?
Car elevator?
Private masseuse?
Helicopter pad?
Private jet landing?
For this price tag i would like the navy to drop off breakfast every day by sky.
Bro it's a PENTHOUSE on one of the MOST EXPENSIVE buildings In the world...
@@firstconsul001 thru your experience is the penthouse itself sufficient to justify the price tag? If you could afford it would you put in an offer?
@@DrRRayS Well the penthouse itself is really large in terms of square area. Aside from that most of the expense comes from the rarity of the penthouse and the status it has. Hypothetically if I was worth 100 millions and the penthouse was 63 million, I would not even consider buying it. Yet, if my worth was in billions, buying an 63 million dollar apartment is not much of a sweat. I personally love the penthouse and its architecture, so in that case(which is also my ambition), yes I would definitely put in an offer, if it doesn't put me at a financial risk ofc. Just saying, I am not the guy who would just blast out cash at whatever I desire, I do have financial discipline. Though if it was a case of treating myself, i would purchase it.
@@firstconsul001 I can respect that. It is beautiful.
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imagine paying $64 million for a view of a shit city and state with homeless people living right outside your front door when you could buy an island 10x the size for less than half the price
Sure you’ve got some views. But, can ya grow vegetables up there? What if power ceases, and no generator will work. You’re stuck with no water, no food, no heat or air conditioning, and walking millions of steps to even get out. Yep, great wise buy.
The air windows are a supurb feature.
My first degree is in both interior design and home design. This is a feature on a highrise that is ,in my opinion, needed for good health with the fresh air and it's unique .
The best views of NYC I've ever seen!