Her Apartment Costs $800 in New York City…
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That's just a few hundo more to live in the big city. The foods gotta cost twice as much tho.
Can you show APARTMENTS and not rooms for rent? Click bait much?
No no no no no no no no no. Not an apartment that costs $800. It's a room for $800 in NYC in a dorm residence. With a view of a wall one foot away from the window.
The sad part is with all that said it’s still a really good price here lol
What a world!
You pay similar for a room in Portland/Seattle, but it's in an entire 2-story single family house with a nice backyard.
Came here to say this. 'Apartment' implies it is a self-contained unit with kitchen, bathroom and living space. What these are is bedrooms/dorms (I'm British so we'd say rooms in an HMO, house of multiple occupancy). For $800.
@AssBlasster9000 well yeah, location matters
They must pay $50 an hour in nyc because 800 for a box is crazy
This landlord has a pretty good business model, and he really understands his target audience.
Completely agree there is so much demand for that here.
His target audience is people crazy (or stupid) enough to want to live in NYC.
Yup pretty genius
Yep
Yeah it’s also pretty refreshing to see a landlord actually providing a great service without price gouging his tenants
I think this is better than those rooms where you’re sharing bathrooms with a whole floor of people.
Sharing 1 bathroom with 4 other people sounds like aggro.
The 5 bedroom at least has two bathrooms but you are sharing an apartment with 4 other people. I don’t know if I could do that with total strangers…
@@kari34b54 Eventhough I'd say "F-that" to that, sometimes there is no other choice
No different than roommates in college dorms. This is set up almost exactly like my dorms. It’s really not that bad.
I did that for a while in London, way back in the day. I think there were 4 of us on the floor. When I went in there I carried a little cleaning kit with me. Towel, sponge, soap, cleanser. Thank God the neighbors were clean and considerate. It was never an issue.
Great idea for people just coming to New York. Basically an updated rooming house. Btw, that room with the blocked-off window is no longer a legal bedroom.
@@b3at2 Good for you!!! Thank goodness for that realtor.
Yup. Egress through window for fire safety is required for a bedroom to be legal in NYC.
@@brigitteleafbarnes1441And how exactly does that work in a high rise or basement apts? I've seen tons of bedrooms and apts on this channel with no windows at all.
Well, unfortunately, laws are only as good as one's ability to ENFORCE them 😕. Landlords/ Developers get away with such shenanigans because Building Inspectors/ Judges are lazy and/or corrupt.
The building with the weird faces is the Brooklyn High School for Law and Technology-- It used to be a vaudeville theatre and was built in 1911! Only in New York
Thank you!
It lightens the mood for the students of serious subjects? Do they ever have mime days or bring your performing pet to school days? If not, it is an opportunity lost. 😀
@@CashJordan please sir am a student in Africa who needs your help in any way you can God bless you as I await your reply
In England, this is called an HMO ( House of Multiple Occupancy). I've lived in such a placed for a couple of years and you don't get to chose your roommates. I've had food stolen from the common fridge, been burdened with doing all the dishes and had to put up with parties and visitors at all hours. If you are young, it is mostly ok but later in life forget it.
That doesn't sound like this. Did you watch the whole video?
To be fair that's why they pre-approve people coming in, to avoid that kind of wildcard behaviour
Yeah.. I was just imagining the conflicts that could arise and wondering how to have a romantic private life.
Last time I checked it was just a house share or a rent a room or a bedsit HMO NEVER HEARD THAT IN MY LIFE and I would never ever live in one don't fancy being stabbed to death at 3am by a total stranger who lives in my gaf NO WAY sharing a shitter with total strangers I may as well be in jail 😅
@@mrrd4444pre approved yeah right 90% of the hu,an condition are weirdos
Never again will I ever share an apartment with any person, especially strangers yikes
I’m married, in my 60’s, own our home and my husband makes toast every morning but manages to leave crumbs on 2 different counters. I can’t imagine living with a stranger who is a slob.
@@tastx3142I'm married, too. I feel your pain.
Some people shouldn't live with another person.
Me neither. Especially share a bathroom 😮
I agree wholeheartedly
At least they have outdoor spaces & amenities, otherwise microspaces can get old after a while. I'm kinda surprised a building can build that close to another existing building and block the windows.
That surprised me too.
That's probably because that was not supposed to be a window and probably not even a bedroom.
Buildings like that are extremely common in NYC. Wall to Wall buildings are what make it possible for 8.5 million people to live in the city
Yeah unfortunately that is WAY too common here.
Wish it wasn’t though!
Sunlight can be hard to come by.
Well considering that the window is blocked I’m sure he lowered the price for that room. Thankfully the common areas have windows
Talk about marketing strategy! Pretty cool way to do it and protect the landlord at the same time. Mandatory cleaning was inspirational. Someone has their head on straight!
This is smart, especially for students or people needing a place to live for less than a year.
It truly is such a great concept!
Or for those who want to stay in NYC temporarily but not more than 3 months
@@bmona7550 Exactly. That intern is a great example. Or maybe for folks like traveling theatres where you may play in NYC for a few months but then have to move the heck out. $1300 a month per person is a lot cheaper than hotels or even AirBnBs.
Amazing idea for people who are relocating on their own dime and haven’t had the opportunity to find the right place.
Completely agree!
I love how flexible they are about rental time (the 3 months) & finances as well. A lot of places in NY want you to have 40X the rent (which is absolutely insane). This seems much more reasonable.
Despite being subscribed to this channel for over 2 years, why did I still think it was going to be a whole entire, separate apartment for $800 and not just a room?
😂
But tenants still have use of the kitchen, bathroom(s), living-room, laundry facilities, and other amenities- roof tops, gyms etc. So they're sharing an apartment not 'just' getting, or paying for, their bedroom.
Because Cash loves to put clickbait titles on his videos.
Hahahaha right
Haha. I assume it is never a whole apartment or in Manhattan.
These people are a godsend. They are fair and they’re not trying to screw a person over. It’s perfect.
I completely agree! 👏🏻
But they have no qualms charging 25 extra dollars for a room just cause it exposes a brick wall
These units remind me of a place for students at Washington State University. The unit had four good sized rooms with sinks, and a “common room” kitchen with a huge refrigerator and stove. At the other end of the common were two bathrooms-one with a shower and toilet and another with a tub and toilet. It also had a laundry room. It was like a very small dorm.
Small world -- I'm from Moscow! I don't hear WSU mentioned too much in New York
Hey I went there too WSU Pullman Washington...GO Cougs. FULL disclosure in live in Seattle, love Cash's channel have watched since the start of pandemic Cool apartments
@@philipwellsrealestate I live in the Seattle area. I watch Cash’s videos to see what life is like on alien planets!
@@Gizathecat2 Me, too. While we're high rent here as well, not like in NY. Cash is hilarious and addicting.
Lol I didn't think that I've ever see a comment from Pullman-Moscow folks. Hello from Moscow...so glad for cheap rent here
bro the amount of money theyre making AND giving affordable prices at the same time without cutting amenities / going above and beyond decent living conditions is nuts. props to them
These seem like a good idea and the apartments themselves are still decent. My only question is can you put legit locks on the bedroom doors? Pre-qualified or not, they're still strangers.
This is such a brilliant option for those there for internships or a residency. Also really great for those new to the city. I also think it's really great for busy people in general. If all you're home for is to sleep & maybe eat a meal or two a day, you really don't need more space. I've heard all sorts of roommate horror stories because your average 20something doesn't think to run a background check, get a guarantor, check not only proof of employment but also that they are gainfully employed & aren't at risk of dismissal. Also, doing all those things costs money.
Honestly reminds me of the old school boarding house which I think we need a resurgence of in major cities.
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Great idea if you are young and want flexibility. The rooms appear to be OK with the exception of the so called 'room' with a blocked up window! In the UK it would be illegal to do that under building regs.
Hmm... ya know... I like this. This model may be the solution to solve A LOT of housing issues in NYC. If one had to have a roommate (which most people are now being forced into due to the high cost of housing in NYC) this is definitely an option to consider. What I love about this is that the prices are quite reasonable, the pre-screening, the 3-month leasing, and one could save money for their next move. Fantastic idea and fantastic spaces along with the amenities.
So true! It’s all such a good idea!
This is fantastic, Cash! I'm so happy there are more affordable options to rent in beautiful NYC!!! I'm so grateful that you shared this company with us! ❤
I know this is intended for students, but it's an interesting concept for seniors, too. I'm not a senior, yet, but I am moving to NYC when I retire. I don't want roommates, but for some seniors it might be the only way to make ends meet.
Some seniors with a house rent out a room, which is a way both the senior and the tenant benefit. My aunt had a young man renting. He got her taking vitamins and off her diet of practically nothing but coffee. The family were SO relieved. Before everyone said, "I vant to be alone," (Greta Garbo impression), old people and young people often found common ground and mutual assistance. It's not just about the money. A meme said she cleans for herself and the person who finds her body. True. My nephew designs co-living spaces in Los Angeles where people of any age can share facilities but have their own area. My sister built a small house in a co-living area in another part of the US where she and her husband feel they have mutual support with the other residents. It's almost as if society is realizing the problems with unnecessary duplication of facilities so every home has everything, and with isolation and loneliness of those who are alone. Almost. Not quite yet. Some day, perhaps.
Even worse. I am a senior. I can't imagine living with another old, set in their ways, grumpy stranger. I am enough alone. Lol!
@@adc2327 There are challenges, for sure, but loneliness is a huge problem for many seniors. This would solve that and help them out, financially.
I completely agree in this it would cut the cost and give everyone an excuse to socialize!
@@TrainsFerriesFeet I know. I have no immediate family left. Living in the San Francisco Bay Area, most of my friends have retired to more affordable areas. My social circle is getting smaller.
I could have used something like this when I was hunting for a apartment (though I ended up in a great place) but the timing of actually finding this place was just at the end of my last one. I mean really tail end. Something for three months would have given me more options if needed.
Dayum! This would be perfect for someone like me who would love to spend three months in NYC exploring. $4K for three months beats staying in a hotel, hands down. Now, if there was something like this in DC, I'd be golden.
Could also work if you're there for an internship or to do a bunch of job interviews/auditions and you have a sidejob you can do while you go.
I haven’t even watch the video yet but I’m guessing that the apartment is not $800 a month… It’s probably $800 per roommate for four different roommates or some bs like that.
More or less, but you get your own bedroom all to yourself.
Nailed it.
Or course. He always does that.
You are thinking of when you find roommates but it is your lease. This is you show up and are found a place so it really is that price, like a dorm.
That’s true bcz I live nearby I don’t know about it
That is great for someone just moving to the city. My son lived in a setup like this in Raleigh NC for a few years. He really liked it and the guys all became good friends that lived there. It would also be great for someone who is only going to be in NYC for a few months.
He should request the tenants LEAVE the front load washer doors OPEN after use. The rubber ring holds some water and causes mold to grow. I had one and realized I like the top load better. Food for thought.
That's kinda what we used to call a "quad" in college ... rooms around a central hang-out area.
Almost like a matchmaker. Takes the stress out of finding a roommate and you're not stuck in a bad situation for 12 months.
Wow, that is awesome for college students, single people or new people coming to work or exploring the city life for opportunities. Very well thought out, safe and affordable. I like it that no one is locked into a 1 year lease too. I hope there will be more of these “boarding houses “ built for to help young people become more independent to get the opportunity to live on their own. 👏🏾👏🏾😊❤️
Where I come from, there are only two official moving dates. Temporary Leases on apartments are very rare (only for some furnished apartments). Usually you rent until you move out, you don't have to renew that contract once a year.
Eugene's explanation of the economics of 3 vs 5 bedrooms was very instructive. I think it is very smart to be so flexible on income requirements. My only question is this: would rentals on these apartments be available for those who want longer-term - say, one to two years? (I realize that they are targeting short-term tenants).
You can keep renewing I guess and he seems very understanding so maybe talk it out with him directly
$820 for a room with no window 😢
It's not legal to count it as a bedroom when it doesn't have a window.
Definitely illegal.
I will never ever live in an apartment with more than 3 people ever again after a bad experience, BUT for people who are new to somewhere or just getting their start these are absolutely perfect, beautiful rooms for a budget and for those who aren't sure of how long they'll stay and need short term rentals.
Exactly. And the budget is extremely friendly. The last tenant they talked to was paying $1300 a month, but that includes the room, all utilities, and the cost of the monthly cleaner too.
I can see this being a helpful temporary situation for someone, not me but someone. Lol.
Haha this made me laugh 😂
@@movingtoNYCwithLauren 😄
The best room is that young girls corner unit! Very nice price point! The mgrs seem very flexible and nice. Really take care of their property as well. Neat concept 😎
These were the best prices I've ever seen for NY. But after having lived with roommates, it's not something I could do.
If your trying to save money for bigger goals, it’s something that’s other ps will def do to get to where they want to be
@justSTUMBLEDupon that's what i did. I lived in for several years and saved up to get my own place. But I've had very crazy roommates at times so what i said is from experience.
Same with me.. I'd pay a bit extra for an efficiency or a studio on my own before rooming with someone. I live in an area that has quite a bit of turn over and what I've heard talking with people that have done this.. lol. Not me either. I do wish he'd state the reality though that it's actually 1600$ or 2400$ for the whole apartment. Most shared apartments I know if someone moves out you're stuck with paying the whole thing as well.
$1300 to live (in a decent sized room) in an apartment with roommates and one (maybe 2) bathrooms. It’s also not guaranteed that you have a closet in the room or in unit laundry. And these roommates are total strangers and there is nothing about locks on doors. 😮 There are so many things that could go wrong.
All true but all tenants are pre-approved.
Pre-approved just means that they have a certain amount of money. It says nothing about their living habits or personality, which is where the real concern comes from.
Yes as girl I find that pretty unsafe,I may maybe bit preserved I cant live with dudes roommates , also sharing a bathroom is with no-no, also $25 thousand in saving if you have no job ,that a lot for newcomers and students with no guarantors
This is a pretty good deal, especially for students or people who stay in the city for a short period of time.
I completely agree! That’s a great set up for them.
STOP CALLING THESE ROOMS APARTMENTS!
Dorms for adults.
Hey Cash and Eugene, Best apartment setup ever! More practical and comfortable than anything you've shown. It makes so much sense. 😊
I really enjoyed this video. It presents a great solution for people that want or need to move to NYC quickly but don't have all the time & resources to look for a place in a traditional way. It seems like a great way to get your start in NYC.
I respect that Cash is adding some new content to this channel. Or mainly asking more people about their experience of the apartment. Even though, he usually have done it before. But more videos are coming on this channel about apartments' opinions. Asking people about their apartments to give an opinion. Also, the apartments sound more affordable. Compared to other prices I have seen on this channel. And other listings off the channel. I hope the roommates are great too. As tend to be problems at times. Anyway. Loving it.
I actually love this concept!
There are a few different companies doing it here and clearly there is so much demand for it.
You mind mentioning the name of the other companies ?
Love your show dude. I like this guy LL. He creates an environment for everyone to thrive and makes it affordable for people who need a good deal in a clean place. Kudos. He's a keeper for New York.
This is fabulous! I've always been confused as to why boarding houses disappeared. This is so helpful!
Congrats on 500k subs. Production quality is consistently getting better!
Eugene seems like nice guy too down to earth and very smart savvy. Great idea!
Love you Cash...Happy Sunday!!!
I really like the way that couple are running their apartments so affordable for NYC give more people the chance to live and enjoy life in NY without spending most of their money on rent
Great 👍 Video, perfect solution for people who don't want to hustle for roommates.
So true!
New York is something else, but I love his plan with only 3 months lease and the flexibility to easily relocate to another one of his buildings. Plus it’s super clean. My only concern would be sharing the bathroom
I'd much rather live in one of these places (but not the 5 bedroom; too many people), than some of the other apartments Cash has shown. I can imagine coming to NYC for an internship, living in a decent place, and actually having a nice NYC experience. eta - we have a few places like this in the university town where I live. They will also provide vetted roommates.
Its good for people just moving to the city.
Also a great way to meet people when you get here!
Reminds me of my rehab and halfway houses where I live. I loved it. Living with strangers made it easier for everything. I'd so be down for this.
Cash, Brilliant idea to bring back boarding house rules from the old days. I haven’t seen this in year’s.
Please tell Eugene thanks.
Great job today!
Stay safe.
Keep going!☮️👏👏👏👏
I live in the LA area one of the beach cities and pay 1200 for a space just barely bigger than these. Not really needing a car in New York I could absolutely have a lower cost of living in NYC. I would be saving over $500/month between rent and gasoline.. which could be put towards food/transport costs and could probably do a lot more with the subway and not so much traffic lol
Time to come to NYC! 👏🏻
@@movingtoNYCwithLauren I know! I’m considering it
I guess this is pretty much just like any college dorm or hostel. Not so bad if the roommates are compatible.
Seeing a guy outside with a suitcase of keys would seem pretty sketchy, ngl.
yeah I live in a college town and this is how a lot of the apartments are set up near campus, thought the better ones will each have their own bathroom and just common living/dining/kitchen area
I love this landlord. Wow. He seems very creative and nice.
Congrats! Looks great! 😀
I didn't understand the thing about the TVs. You only have a set time to watch it? But that other building seemed to have TVs in the rooms. It's basically a glorified dorm with all those rules.
He was just giving a scenario where roommates will probably not want to watch TV at the same time, so theoretically you can probably use it on your own. No rules about TV usage. But yeah bedroom TVs are the obvious thing to do.
i mean it’s better than one of those 5 foot wide windowless rooms with a lofted bed, no kitchen, and a shared bathroom down the hall. co-living spaces are the same thing but a better experience and more space! if you’re thinking of renting one of those tiny rooms with the shared bathroom down the hall, you might as well go for a co-living space instead
Awesome job cash see you tomorrow.
Thank you for this video i enjoy your channel so much I went to relator class but never found an office😢 but live thru yours !!! But I have to tell you this is the best, Im here in Michigan and this seems an entry way in to the Fabolous Big Apple !!! These people are in touch with the real world this is how you bring in new blood and others starting out this was absolutely awesome 👍
Sounds like they did all the "footwork" for you!!! Excellent concept!!! Bravo!!! ❤
Making it easy!!! Sweet!!! 💞💓💕
Tenants rarely use amenities, even in the best buildings. Yet lots of money is spent in the maintenance of said amenities.
I completely agree!
So many of these amenities are basically there for show.
This is Gonna b so Cool CJ🔥🔥🔥👍n Happy Sunday😀….
I like the way this guy does business to make it easier for young people to live there. Having cleaning services set up by him, 3 month leases, and fully furnished at affordable prices, while still feeling clean and modern is pretty nice.
Dorm rooms. Only they're for singles and less expensive. ( dorm rooms are criminally expensive for what you get )
Great idea. Nice accomodations
Great for people on internships or temporary work assignments that only need 3 or 6 months. Or someone just moving to the city to get their bearings. It can be overwhelming to sign a lease or agree to roommates for a year.
So true! So many people are looking for short-term solutions here!
Awesome student or early career option.
This is such a great idea for people needing short term, hassle free living. The individual rent also seems less than you would pay in a regular apartment with roommates- this guys smart!
Awesome concept!
Wow,, interesting place, I do the same with my rental property , rent it by the furnished room, short term or long term... flexible lease... perfect for temp workers who don't want to commit to a long lease in case of job transfers.
That’s awesome! Is your rental property in a suburban area or a city?
@@movingtoNYCwithLauren suburban
Super early- cant wait to see what the homes look like when they are lived in.
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A friend of mine a little more than 30 years ago had an apartment in a NYC Townhouse--each of the floors (from the garden apartment to the attic) were fully gutted and renoed and made into mini apartments, all having a 3 piece bathroom each [Rent: the attic started at $450.00 to the parlor room {original dining area} to $700.00] . Each of these had a kitchen type area [the attic had a mini kitchenette/kitchen unit, as well the the front parlor and the 3rd floor {original back bedroom} rear apartment; all the others had a full kitchen though miniature in size--1 regular size sink, 3-4 burner stove, 1-2 door 3/4 size fridge, and some cabinetry; the kitchenettes had 4 cabinets (2 uppers/2 lowers) each; front apartments on each floor had bathtubs; back apartments had shower stalls, as well as the attic apartment had a shower stall]. Each floor in this dwelling had 2 apartments with the exception of the attic.
This is actually pretty damn amazing. The apartments remind me a lot of Student Village from Boston University. Only downside I can see is that one bathroom, especially if you have a bunch of people all getting ready in the morning. I think even an additional toilet + sink (i.e. a powder room) would be really nice to even out the demand there.
This is great! I need to plan a 3 months vacation ❤
The thing we all wanted to know, what are the rules about having people over,? No night guest??
WOW! It amazes me how other people live. I'm talking about renters vs non renters.
Big city vs rural.
Thank you Cash .
This concept isn’t new. A lot of NYC apartments, especially the ones advertised on Craigslist, tend to follow this method. Landlord picks the tenants, you just pay for your own room. It has its upsides and downsides. My friend entered into a similar arrangement in her mid 20s. I was in my 30s when I moved here so no way was I going to take a gamble on my roommates. I got lucky subletting a room in Queens off CL posting but at least I got to meet my roommates. And they had a bad roommate experience so they were extra picky, so I felt assured they wouldn’t be bad roommates. Turns out I was right. I got really lucky. Too many CL roommate horror stories. Another friend of mine also had a room rental agreement with the landlord and her roommates were fine but she never became friends with them. Whereas I built friendships with my roommates, we even go thru lockdown together before we all decided to move out into our own homes, condos, apartments. This arrangement is best for young people.
What an absolutely amazing idea! Could be the future for places like NYC.
With rental prices being so crazy I think it needs to be the future! 😂
Best landlord I’ve seen on here in while
I agree! 👏🏻
Personally, Im at the stage of life where this doesnt work for me (too much stuff and I like being at home with my dog) but this is a great concept and so far seems to work well for people who utilize it. 👍🏻
Amazing concept! looks wonderful I would rent from them in a heartbeat!
Such a great business and makes so much sense for those new to NYC.
Hi Cash and to your friend wow this is a very awesome and affordable tiny apartment with some space. Less is more. I like the $800 a month rental. Stay well and safe 👍😀
Great concept for NYC.
The downside to running this kind of business is that there is no predictable revenue stream. If that is not an issue as the owner, then you could do very well. If I were back in my 20’s just out of college and starting a new job, these room rentals would not be bad because I would not have much stuff with me. But as I am now, these rentals just would not work. Not sharing a 4-5 bedroom place that has only 1-2 bathrooms with that number of people. Definitely going to be problems with people needing to do their business and finding the bathroom occupied. Great job today Cash!
It's a dorm. If there are schools in the area there is a predictable stream.
Yeah the hardest part about this living situation is the bathrooms for sure
Just the anxiety of going to the bathroom and hoping each time it won't smell like someone just took a huge dump. Like in an airplane, you always pray it won't be smelly when your turn comes. Imagine when you're the one who has a bad case of diarrhea, you can kiss your privacy and dignity goodbye. And you also have to deal with your roommates' guests. Yay, more strangers using the bathroom!
So it's a boarding house?
Similar concept. Only it's a large building with individual apartments. Within those apartments the bedrooms are rented out. Boarding apartment complex meets residential hotel?
Man, this has to be a lot of work for the landlord. He deserves every penny he makes!
Wait @4:52 he says there’s additional $100 for utilities which include paying for heat & hot water…
Although it’s heard of it’s actually 𝙪𝙣𝙝𝙚𝙖𝙧𝙙 𝙤𝙛
Great video!!
This is an AWESOME idea!
I’ve been looking for something like this glad a stumbled across this vid
Wow! These apartments are awesome
Short term living, could be super convenient for people just moving to NYC and need time to find their permanent place, there on a temp basis... seems like a great option.
Amazing video ❤
Renting an apartment can be really stressful especially getting bank statements and paystubs I had to pay a vendor online lol