This tiny NYC Apartment goes for $350 a month!
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- New York City comes in all shapes and sizes. In this new series, I explore interesting places and today I tour a $350 NYC Apartment! How is that even possible?
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What’s the name of you coat
I agree 😁
The chemistry and vibe between you two is awesome. It made this enjoyable to watch. I hope you guys stay connected lol
@@MsMati24 I agree! They need to hang out sometimes.
You're fabulous!
I just wanted to say, notice how upbeat and happy her personality is compared to other New Yorkers. It's because she's not paying 60% of her income to live in a shoebox in a sketchy neighborhood and fretting over bills and unexpected expenses. All that space and not living from paycheck to paycheck has actually allowed her to have good mental health.
90%
That's the part about living and working that people miss.
That apartment is very cute and she has a great personality
Everything is nice & laughs until a DAHMER shows up next door in that Ghetto/ Rundown Apartment Complex. 350$ in Manhattan 🤣, has to be Shady AF!
This is a competitive country due to it's capitalist nature..
I thought making about $100000 a year is pretty good.
My better half says by NYC standard, we are low middle class, just above lower income.
I says I'm going to need you to enter the work field.
You see, if only the rent are low and truly affordable, you see people be bright just like her.
问题是哪里去找$350 的在NYC
Then people could really do what they really love Vs just things that pay the bills.
Of course but this is the best city in the world, where everyone wants to be but it’s small, you can’t just put everyone who’s willing to pay an affordable price in it, excess demand causes the invisible hand to rise the prices
I know right 😂😂😂 even in New Jersey rent is high too now at days.
Just remember nothing is FREE in life- someone else is paying her true rent costs
I really like her apartment! It may be small, but has a lot of character. She seems so sweet too. She's smart too. For $350, I would NEVER leave!!
Never!!!!!
@@kekepetti3462 never ever forever.
That place is rent controlled. That’s a $2k per month apartment for your regular person.
It is not small at all, just fairly narrow.
Agreed. 350 a month is basically 4200 a year, which is still lower than many Manhattan apartments’ rent each month.
$350 for an apartment like hers is a blessing!!!
In South Africa, her apartment would be the equivalent of $100
@@craigcanaantime to move 😂
yes it is!
this is what happiness is when you not stress to meet basic needs....love her energy.
Yep 4sure
Finding a rent-controlled apartment in NYC is like finding a unicorn. Without the rent control, in today's NYC market, I've seen apartments this size going for over $2k. She needs to hold on to that apartment!
I seeing alot of these rent controlled spaces get passed down generationally, between fam. This makes it even more exclusive.
He make it seems like she just found the apt. She's been there forever and once she dies or moves then that one apt will become 3 apts.
How could I give a jackass access to someone illegally
Yeah this probably is only a little under the square footage of my current apartment in western ma that I’m paying $1200 for 🥲
And interestingly enough she pulls out a book about a unicorn 🦄
Was anyone else kinda sad when the video ended? I LOVE her energy! I would have watched an hour video of her and Caleb just sitting and chatting about her growing up in that building. Maybe, "A day in the life of Chef Akasha"? 🤔❤️
@harout k No it’s a spammer
I find her exhausting
At last....two people who are real and down to earth...both the interviewer and the renter!!.. A joy to watch this !!..You both have great vibes and personality!! .. Hope after this interview you both become good friends!!
This is probably the best one and she has the BEST attitude ever. God bless her aunt & uncle for letting her take it over. What a blessing!
It's the landlord that lets her take over, Thank him/her
$350 that's biggest I've ever seen of a "tiny" apartment, She's awesome lady and you're too cool for interviewing her.
Some people benefit from family fortunes, some from taking advantage of the government/tax payers. She’s the latter. And I don’t blame her at all for doing it.
we need big money/companies to not be able to buy single-family homes. Honestly, there should be regulation over this, its just disgusting. The #1 priority for everyone right now should be investing in non-government alternative income sources. specifically in light of the present global economic crisis. Nowadays, investments in stocks, oil, and virtual currencies are still appealing.
I agree with you and I believe that the secret to financial stability is having the right investment ideas to enable you earn more money, I don’t know who agrees with me but either way I recommend either real estate or bitcoin and stocks..
I keep wondering how people earn money in financial markets, i tried trading bitcoin on my own made a huge loss and now I'm scared of investing more.
@@bjoe631 That won't bother you if you trade with a professional like *Mr Gary Mason Brooks* my coach, you may have come across him on interviews relating to bitcoin and stocks. He trades, manage trading account and offer mentorship program for clients who wish to become professional investors.
@@BeverlyTalley You allow people to trade for you? that's interesting, I would love to learn, hope it’s safe?
Wow I can't believe you guys are discussing about Gary Mason Brooks , I once met him at a conference in California 2019, just before the pandemic. I can testify that he’s very good in trading..Highly recommended
You deserve your generational wealth gurl! I love growing up and raising my daughter in Brooklyn, NYC. Never got robbed because NYC teaches you how to move. Trust me, when she's in the streets she knows how to put that street face on.
She doesn't own that apartment, that's not generational wealth.
@@Softpaws15 No one owns anything really except our souls. Its the only thing that can't be taken away from us.
🙏 ✝️
We only hold temporary possession of it.
Have a great day.
@@sparkle3000 Generational wealth is something of value which is owned that can be passed down to heirs.
You can really tell she is home. She has lived in that building all of her living days, imagine! She is unencumbered by the transience that characterises so much of big city life, dodging rent hikes, squalid conditions and eviction. We should pursue policies that make this a reality for all. We need living cities, not cities that are like "tourist attractions", because nobody but the rich can afford to live there.
True, but living cities don't make enough, tourism is really how a city makes money. Sad but true, I always wanted to live in NYC, but it'll never happen because I can't afford nor ever will be able to.
Bingo ❤❤❤❤stop catering to the tourists and actually have affordable living for the citizens that work and contribute to society aka rent taxes market expenses. People deserve to be happy joyous and free ❤
Not wanting tourists definitely sounds a little bit racist.
Thx for 'unencumbered' 👍
@@reisshep By tourist attractions, I meant cities that eventually become tourist attractions because nobody actually lives there. In my City it's actually the banking industry and real estate investment companies that have hollowed it out. Tourists are the least of our problems.
This apt is only $350 it’s not really small compared to the others you’ve interviewed. I would definitely stay for decades in that apt. I miss nyc best place ever and her entire personality is amazing
Her smile is contagious! She has a bright happy positive energy!
The chemistry between these two is 🔥
I know right😏
I def sensed the chemistry!
He's like yhat eith many females he interviews. Check his video with Haley, the model. Vibes
She did an amazing job with this apartment. Go girl
Agreed! Such a cool space
It’s so homeyyyyy like I would love to bring some wine and chill with her in her sanctuary ❤
She is so fabulous with her storage! She maintains every inch of this space very wisely! Her personality is dope.
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Omg this lady is so sweet I dont know if she remembers me but we live in the same neighborhood and she saw me struggling with my big pizza box and push cart with my kids and offered to help me. Walked me all the way home and was the kindest person!! Thank you again & I love your apartment 💗💗💗
a rent stabilized apartment in NYC is the dream 😭
As I mentioned in another comment reply, she said rent controlled. That's even stricter than rent stabilized. Depending on the succession rules, the apartment might go to market rates and she could be on the hook for past months' rent payments.
I was about to say rent stabilize still goes up and changes not that much but it still changes 😢
*rent contolled omg ppl calm down
@@alexiszollicoffer1257how much you pay ?
Rent control is wonderful for people who get it, but it screws over everyone else. The fundamental problem is that there is huge demand for apartments in NYC and not enough supply for everyone, so prices are bid up. Rent control discourages the creation of more housing units. It also creates inefficiencies that result in sub optimal housing allocation. For example, a single person living in an inherited 3 br apartment with 2 unused rooms. They can't leave because smaller apartments are more expensive than the rent controlled 3br, so now most of their place is sitting empty while families who could use the space struggle to find a place. The only solution is to encourage more housing construction to meet demand. That is how Tokyo solved their housing crisis. The regulations are very loose in Tokyo so developers are free to build housing units of all shapes and sizes to meet demand, and prices are stable despite the fact that Tokyo has had a steadily increasing population and lots of people want to live there. Meanwhile, in Stockholm Sweden, every apartment is rent controlled, which sounds great until you learn that the waitlist is 10 years long. That is not a solution. If supply is less than demand, then you will always have problems.
she’s SO new york. the voice carrying, the talking with her hands 😅 i love it!! it’s refreshing to see a video of someone who still lives in their old neighborhood with all this rapid gentrification happening.
Great video! Her energy and y’all’s relatability was over the top! I wish her well as she continues on her journey. I would totally watch her if she did her own thing on TH-cam. Thank you for sharing such positive vibes and joyful spirit Bobby you two!
I love her energy and entire vibe!! Also the way you both interact with each other. It was a genuine conversation and interest. This is my favorite video so far!!!!
The fact that this place was inherited is so cool. I’m so happy for her it’s really an amazing place and she seems so kind ❤
Is it cool ? Really ? It seems like its only cool when you're the one benefitting from nepotism. When you're locked out of affordable housingi because none of it is ever in circulation ( because those rentals are being passed from one generation to the next ) its not so cool.
@@ae2948 I was thinking the same thing.
@@ae2948you do know what rent stabilization is right? and that families everywhere pass down homes they have bought or have lived in for many years (if it was a rent etc), cant tell if you genuinely think this is nepotism which literally pertains to occupations and jobs, not housing. this is an important thing for families who have lived in nyc their whole lives as younger generations struggle to be able to afford to live here on their own.
It sure is cool when you are one of the lucky ones. It sure is not when you are not one of the lucky few who get passed a rent control apartment.
@@JospehTube yes well not everyone’s family as in NYC at a time when they could get one of those apartments. Why does this bother you?
What a wonderful soul. I love her positivity. Very genuine.
Akasha is soooo blessed! Am so happy for her💕 enjoy it all the way, love ❤️
Her energy is so pure! She deserves all the good things in life ❤
For anyone who didn’t watch the full video: She lives in downtown Manhattan in a prime location and her apartment is rent controlled. She said her family started renting two apartments in the building in the 1990’s and they were across from one another, so she grew up in that complex. Her aunt and uncle rented her current apartment that you see here in the video and she moved into it when they moved out.
They had to have added her to the lease before they left cuz they don't allow another family member to just take over.
My uncle lived in the apartment my family lives in currently in the 80’s. Then my mom moved in with him, he eventually moved out and my aunts moved in with my mom then my mom started her family, my aunts eventually moved out, and the rent is now $1600 monthly. It’s a 1 bedroom and both the living room & bedroom are very spacious. You can even convert the living room into another bedroom if you wanted because it’s separated from the kitchen, bathroom, and all three closets via a hallway. The entrance of the apartment leads directly into the kitchen and from there you can walk down the hallway to the bathroom, living room, or bedroom. I wish the apartment was cheaper tho. The rent has definitely increased since my uncle first snatched it up in the 80s..it’s also in Jackson Heights in Queens so..still pretty expensive for the area 😕
Thanks lmao saved me time title so misleading but more black people need to do things like that
They aren't creating new rent controlled apartments. You would need a relative already living in a rent controlled apartment and the landlord would have to agree with your name being added to the lease.
@@FaithandNovaDUH. SHE said it was rent controlled specifically, NOT me. I didn’t just come up with the idea out of thin air. She didn’t elaborate on who the specific lease holder currently is, so you’re just speculating, but if you feel that I posted wrong information, you’re always more than welcome to watch the video your darn self instead of trying to make it seem like I don’t know what I’m talking about when I DID watch the 7 minute video 🥴
Lived in that area when I first moved to NYC( I’m guessing Lower East Side). Moved into a rent stabilized building, prewar, no elevator, 6th floor walk up. Yes, 6 floors. The lady who lived there before us, was a 92 y/o Turkish woman, she walked those stairs everyday till she passed away. Her family didn’t want to take over the apartment. We paid $950/month, they raised the rent by $25 every year. Amazing right? Some of the other tenants, mostly Chinese and Spanish, had lived in the building for decades. They were paying $100, more or less/month. Rent stabilization is the best thing ever. Only downside of the building was, the water pressure sucked, we literally boiled water on the stove to bath in the mornings. Also no elevator but that wasn’t so bad because we got in really great shape lol. Also the neighborhood was a bit shady but then gentrification changed the area 360 degrees. Delancey Street was scary at night.
Can you explain what went control/stabilization is in layman’s terms and how it works? Who benefits?
@@loria287 simply put, landlords can raise the rent each year by only a small percentage(3% more of less).
I was going to guess LES for sure. Maybe alphabet city. Good east side vibes
@@loria287 In addition to the price increase limitations, it includes various rights that market rate ones don't.
@@TheArnolds326 it looked like Allen Street from the opening shot
Love her energy and attitude! 💜💜💜
i particularily enjoyed this apartment tour, there is just such a great vibe and positive mood between the three of them (incl. camera man) … feels like being part of hanging out with friends and chatting + Caleb’s genuine laughing is quite infectious
This place isnt even remotely the smallest weve seen...its actually very nice! damn, I hope she gets to keep it forever!
Exactly! So cool!
@@khalilahd. It is still quite a small place, and 350 is stupidly cheap lol, but its nice to know theres at least 1 person in NYC with a genuinely good apartment lol
Because of the high ceilings and layout, her apt is bigger than my studio and I pay more than twice this amount. She is TRULY blessed... ❤️
@@TapeWormOfficial its ironic, she basically inherited the house from her family :P though she doesnt "own" it lol, but she seems so sweet and kind so im very happy for her
@@gotenks5633 my studio is a co-op unit that I bought cash 16 years ago but I would have paid TWICE the cost for this place with that $350 as the monthly maintenance charge. I'm not mad that she has this place especially since I've seen these attractive rent controlled apts are usually passed down by the wealthy to their heirs.
What an awesome, upbeat person she is. Full of life and energy. We need more people like her. She should be in a job dealing with the public, everybody would love her.
Lovely 🎉
of course she is upbeat! she is living in the middle of NYC for $350/mo. who wudnt' be upbeat with that..... that apartment is a $2k apartment. she one the jackpot having relatives gift that to her
I really see the vibes are going on between two of them and I enjoy the way Caleb looked at her. 😊🤭
Love her vibes too. 💙
They are eye flirting a ton. It's cute
I caught that too! His whole vibe was sooooo different in this one.
they are marred now.
Such a sweet and wonderful person!! I love this tour, her place is adorable, and so is she!
this apartment is so damn big for 350 dollars in nyc, just shows how it really is to spend two thirds of your paycheck on rent for a storage room. She's so bright she made the cameraman talk
Her personality is AMAZING!! I love how upbeat and happy she seems..just going with the flow and enjoying life. Love it!
Shes beautiful but the neighbors know her voice through the walls. Its one thing to be performative in front of a camera. Who really knows...shes probably really nice but we only have this. Great first impression!
h1 you from usa?
Her vibes are so great! I loved this interview!
My favourite video bc the Tenant is soo personable, the apartment is the perfect size and also personable, and the vibe of living in a secure relaxing space within proximity of everything is truly an amazing opportunity.
Such a lovely woman livin the dream.
As I was watching it took my mind off my stressful life as I imagined coming home to this space and what it must feel like to pay only $350 per month for Manhattan.
Not only I love her apartment, this is one of the best conversations among all your videos I've watched! 💖
Your personalities meshed so well. I feel like you've made a forever friend. I was waiting for you to rate the bed and try pregnancy pillow though lol
She's grandfathered in with the rent!!!!! Because of the great relationship HER Aunt And uncle had with the landlord/owners of that building; transferring a lease or passing the apartment too another family member is VERY RARE; BUT IT IS STILL DONE!! SHE'S GRANDFATHERED IN.. LIKE I SAID
Usually, if you can show you lived in the apt a certain amt of time, the law aows you to move in and take over a lease. But you have to actually live in the apt, which she might have done.
This was amazing! It was awesome to hear the story behind the quick tour! Made my day!
She is so awesome. Her apt looks bigger than a lot of the places you filmed. She scored with this rent!
probably because it's either a fake price, or she does extra favors for that kind of price.
@@yikes710 No, It's not fake and she doesn't do any favours your creepy hater. It's rent controlled idiot. Her uncle/aunt lived there for decades and they passed it to her
She inherited the rent controlled lease probably
Facts this ain’t a tiny space
@@yikes710 its rent controlled. do your research
She's blessed, I hope they don't eventually try and force her out ❤️
Agreed, she indeed is. And they won’t because they can’t.
Same. This was such a cool space
There’s very few things that is she does it would trigger an eviction notice…renting out her rent stabilized apartment and making money from even a roommate is a definite NO. Also a RS apartment has to be your permanent residence. You can’t live 8 months of the year some place else. You’ll be evicted.
I was thinking that too, I probably wouldn’t let him tour the place only because I’d be concerned about that.
@@vanessazannis5523 You're allowed to have roommates, but they can only pay up to their exact share of the actual rent. So up to $175 if she gets one.
What a great tour and interview~ Love the book! I found one used, on Amazon and just ordered it !!! : ) Thank you!
Rewatch this because i like the apt and i really love her personality. Thank you for interviewing her, caleb!
Her apartment is awesome. A $350 rent control apartment in NYC that size you can't beat it. There's people in NYC paying $2,000 for apartments that size. As long as she pays her rent they can't throw her out or raise her rent. She's so lucky!!!
Rent absolutely goes up in a rent controlled apt! It's like 3% on a yr lease,and 5% on a 2 yr lease! If she moves out, the rent can I increase to fair market value, and then just the same percentage increase when a new lease is signed..
@@P.Kenney I was in a city owned rent controlled apartment for over 20 years, just moving 3 years ago. My rent stayed the same amount for 20 years, not going up a penny. I had rent control not rent subsidy, which is completely different!!!
They can only raise her rent after her lease ends.
Loving her energy. That body pillow is a mood
Her personality just made the whole video. Much love to her
Bless your family for setting you up!!! Such a blessing 🙏🏼❤️
This "tiny" apartment actually looks pretty spacious from what we can see on the video! Very cool use of space!😀
Aww... She deserves to have super-affordable rent... love her spirit and the place is so cute ❤
I agree, but doesn't everyone deserve the same?
They didn’t say everyone doesn’t deserve it. @@vaskylark
Thank you for sharing your apartment with us! It's really interesting to see how people live in such tight quarters in NYC. I grew up in a small town, so this is all very new to me. I can't imagine living in such a small space, but it seems like you have made it work really well. I'm impressed by how you have made use of every inch of space in your apartment. It must take a lot of creativity and ingenuity to live like this. I'm also impressed by your positive attitude. It seems like you really enjoy living in NYC and have made the best of your situation. I'm sure your experience is unique, but it is really interesting to see how people make it work in such a tough city. Thanks again for sharing and I'll be sure to subscribe to your channel!
Such a nice personality !! Love her vibe! 🥰
More apartments need to be rent stabilized like this one!! The rent you need to pay in New York is honestly insanity…it feels like ur working to just pay bills to live in an apartment that could be better.
The phrase she used is rent-controlled which is stricter than rent-stabilized. I would be concerned about the landlord seeing this as it's possible that the succession from her aunt & uncle to her would cause the rent to go to market rates.
@@bikeny I agree the landlords are greedy and usually apt inheritance is only supposed to go to children, not nieces and nephews. I would not have gone online and aired this.
@@michblu legit seriously!! Honestly kinda dumb lol! I've always heard it was only children that could qualify for rent controlled housing! As far as passing on the same unit I mean. She may just regret doing this
Rent stabilized is different from rent controlled. Hers is rent controlled.
Rent controls increase the rents of the surrounding non-rent-controlled apartments - it's part of the problem, not the solution.
She should have her own sitcom or tv show or something. Caleb you seem to bring the best out of people, great job 🙌🏻
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Love her energy!!!! So awesome and they have a beautiful home.
Awesome video ❤️ I love her vibe 😊 great job Caleb
I really dig her apartment! The kitchen setup is creative, haven't seen that before. Her glasses are also super cute! This video feels very relatable and genuine, as well as satisfying my need to see inside people's tiny tiny homes.
Ok l would watch Caleb and Akasha on a reality show just talking, hanging out and being adorable 😍
Same!
Her energy and everything is unmatched! Great work caleb.
Akesha, you are an inspiration! You are bubbly and witty and overwhelming with positivity! I would love to have you as my next-door neighbor! Keep it up, spread joy and happiness!! Much love, Aloha!
I have to say this is probably one of my favorite tours of all very authentic and wholesome her and her place are awesome
Love it!! Such a great space for only one person. She's so full of life. You two seemed like you had a lot of fun filming this.
I loved this video!!!! Her apartment is so beautiful & happy. That’s because she’s so beautiful & happy!!! Well done on the hard work you’ve done making it so functional!!! ❤
I love her energy 🥰. Beautiful apartment,
Thanks for sharing.
I already posted this under a comment but:
As someone who’s lived in NYC my entire life, native New Yorkers ARE naturally like her. Even before I clicked on the video, I saw the price and looked at her and immediately thought, “inherited rent-controlled apartment/one of us❤.” Period. In fact, most of my friends who are still in NYC either have an apartment that was passed down to them or live with their parents. And I will say this, the insanely-high rent prices were NOT our creation. 😬 My real estate people have to carry the bag on that one 👀
I've never had rent control so i dont get how it passes to someone else. Could you explain that, pls?
There are about 16,400 rent controlled apartments in nyc. Succession rights work like this. If a family member lives the family member tenant two year prior to the death or permanent leaving of the apartment ( one year for senior citizens or disabled persons), that family member will then have the lease to the apartment.
@@snickersimsocute2438 thank you! I thought it was something like that. One more question, if you know. Compared to the number of apartments in NY, that seems a low number of rent controlled. Is it a set number or what?
I wish my mom had lived in an apartment to pass to me :(
Unfortunately nothing will change until you take personal ownership. How can you argue for rent control when its only resulted in higher rent??? Elect officials that will take care of the people, not themselves.
I really enjoyed this one! Her positivity is contagious! You're doing a great job showing the good side of NYC and bringing out people's vulnerability. I love your channel and I subscribed!
This is one of my favorite shows on my Tablet. I watch anything that comes up about your New York!!
She is a very wholesome human being. I love her energy, she will definitely be a great friend to have! Love her creativity as well
I’m so happy for her! As someone who struggles with the idea of living in NYC due to the ridiculous rent fees; it’s nice to see someone in a place that’s more than reasonably priced!
Do you actually live in nyc and work your ass off or just sit there and think about the struggle?
This is a really nice flat!! The vertical storage solutions for a kitchen… that’s a dream come true for me. Thank you for letting us in 🧡🧡
This is the largest tiny apartment I’ve ever seen! It’s very very unique which makes it cool. Akasha is hilarious 😊 love this channel and videos. ❤
rly enjoyed this. Like others said both of their vibes are great and i found this inspirational 🔥🔥
I just assume she had a roommate until I saw the whole video I’m like girl I live in Texas and I pay way more rent than she does 😅 this woman is blessed.
Same here, I pay way more even with the rent split between 3 ppl here in Texas.
Texas is gonna be like New York and California in terms of cost of living pretty soon too, it’s crazy
I’m guessing it depends on city for Texas im sure the country has some low cost living but maybe at the cost of convince
I gonna say it, this ONE is my fave so far! The camaraderie you had with her fleshed out her personality. The shorts are good, don't get me wrong. But this one right here, just hit different and brought a smile to this native new yorker. Just when I thought, how in the ham sandwich are people living in NYC, your shorts/reels show up, but this one is a gem!
@sayiddah bey....lol permission to add "how in the ham sandwich" to situations in my daily life...literally lol
@@grandcanesque permission granted! lol
Great job Caleb! You both looked happy and so at ease.
I found a video on Facebook today,very entertaining and I just subscribed keep the amazing work
Wonderful episode. She's so authentic and positive, and her place reflects her personality so well. You guys really should do a show together :)
What a great personality she have. And she’s historically knowledgeable.
I would love to have her as a friend. And hear all of the stories she have to tell.
Collaboratively you to two had great chem. This was great to watch!
One of the better interviews 😊 Best personality😂
She has the most upbeat, bubbly, personality! This has truly been a joy to watch! 🤗😁✌️
love love love her personality and her apartment! thanks for sharing!
She seems like the most fun person in the kitchen for sure! What a fun lady! And such a cool apartment to inherit! She’s blessed ❤
Love, love, love this video. And, I love the personality of this girl.
LOVE EVERYTHING about this young woman, the crazy-cool apartment and the video's VIBE !
That’s actually really well set up and spacious for the price. She’s done well with the space. I really dig it.
I had an opportunity to live there, this is the very exact one I’d like to have: no need to be luxury with rooftop with several bedrooms, but cheap and livable ! Happy for her 😊
Love this person's energy!! They seem so fun!
I LOOOVE her energy! ♥️
Wow...I've seen $1,000 apartments smaller than hers...
Akasha’s energy is contagious and vibrant. Love this, the place looks cozy and like a safe haven, as she said.
BEST! My fav tour of all!
The vibes in this video are IMPECCABLE.
I’d move to NYC in a heartbeat if I could snag a place like this for the price 😍 I looooooove her spirit and personality! She’s a gem.
Me 2❤
Love these two! They need a show together 🎉
Another world.............. Great hosts and space. Thanks for sharing. Enjoy
Her personality is everything!!