What’s ridiculous is that this building is mostly empty. Nobody lives in these buildings. They buy them like they buy fine art. The world of high end real estate is so weird.
That’s probably the first, high-end real estate agent I’ve ever seen on a video that seems down to earth, likable, and genuinely interested in more than just himself. Great video! Edit thanks for all the likes and discussion!
Its insane to see how much Ryan has grown over the years. I remember way back when you guys did your first collab. You have both grown immensely but Ryan is now on whole different stratosphere and you can tell how much he puts into everything he does.
it's insane seeing a likable realtor, i could listen to this guy talk for hours, seems like he genuinely likes what he does and isnt only trying to sell overpriced homes
that real estate guy seems like a "normal" guy and that is prob why he does so well..nice to see someone who is selling a 1/4 of a billion dollar property who doesn't act like you are dirt and talk down to you...great video
This video actually made me emotional, specifically the views and the thought of that being what you wake up to every morning. The most iconic city in the world with your own personal 24/7 panoramic view of the city that never sleeps.
NYC is rat-hole city, you think living there is cool until you actually do. The view is cool, but you know what would be even cooler? If the building was moved to a beautiful valley in Iceland or Alaska and you could wake up to scenic waterfalls and mountains every day. Now that would make this place worth the hundreds of million of dollars for a penthouse.
@@thekamotodragon Cities like NYC, Paris, Shanghai and London are not for everyone. They are more about people interacting with each other than being alone and appreciating nature.
Crazy how I’m watching a video of a house that’s quarter of a billion dollars while I have rats running around in my mobile home😂 I will make it there one day
In addition to the high quality of this video I loved learning about why it cost that much, how buildings that tall remain stable, and other cool background knowledge
You can see why Ryan is one of the best. The way he describes the unique features is truly compelling. The views and ways you can imagine watching different events and moments make me wish I could own it, lol. What an incredible view!
Watching this from Sri Lanka 🍀. I'm trying to imagine what my father who is a farmer from countryside would say if he gets to see this place. . Me on the other hand as a person who has seen both sides of the world can say you are indeed so blessed. Blessings!❤
@@AirMaxWoR probably more than what a mcdonalds worker has to go through. 9-5 can be tough, McDonalds is especially hectic. However building up such business as this guy did doesn't happen with only 9-5. Takes an immense amount of effort, creativity and courage with a bit of luck.
For the average home price in the United States, you could buy about 27 sq ft of this penthouse. (Numbers vary greatly depending on source but I'm using $370,000 for average home price)
Ryan is an animal. I truly believe he is the best Broker in the world, ever. If anyone has an opportunity to listen to the Ed Mylett podcast with him as guest, it will change your life 👌🏼
Actually, the most expensive private residence in the world is "Antilia" in Mumbai, India. Estimated cost to build was somewhere between one to two billion.
Technically it’s not the most expensive because it’s not for sale. These condo is for sell so it stands as the most expensive until there is another listing to surpass it
Billionaires don't cook at home apparently lmao everything is catered to order and delivered. Kitchen is just for show with high-end gadgets and plates.
I’m not particularly into these very expensive high-end residences, but this is absolutely special. Those unimpeded 360° views of New York City are worth the money alone. What a place this is.
I am a residential home builder. I just happened to watch this while eating lunch. The second he mentioned the space was priced at $14,000 per square foot I literally spat my food out.
haha i think he is sarcasm graham for not putting sponsors and make it obvious that it was a sponsored video but hey they talk about marketing cost in the video..
This video is so ….bleeping good! The house is just … monumental! To live in a place where you watch the sun 😮rise and set! Sitting in one spot … wow … astonishing! Great job Graham
My apartment costs $300 per month and I can see the sun rise and set while sitting in one spot. You basically just need any southern facing room that is 3-4 stories tall, and 1-2 stories trailer than any of the other buildings around you. There are affordable apartments in nearly every city around the world where this is possible. But that shows that this guy is good at his job - he knows the kind of language he needs to use to make something sound special and unique.
*I LIVE IN A COMMI BLOCK* in Bulgaria - the elevator is down for maintenance - my 80 year old neighbour knows I have a bad knee so she went to the pharmacy and bought me a knee support... I would NOT swap my apartment and my neighbours to live there
Assuming a standard 30-year fixed-rate mortgage with a 20% down payment (i.e., $50 million), the remaining $200 million would be financed with the mortgage. The interest rate would depend on current market conditions, but as an estimate, a 4% interest rate would result in a monthly payment of approximately $955,000. Keep in mind that this is a simplified estimate and that the actual terms of a mortgage on a luxury property would likely be more complex.
For that monthly payment you can literally visit and stay on a new luxury hotel everyday in a different place of the earth + first/business class plane tickets included or rent any luxurious form of transportation you can think of + new clothes everyday if you want to + dine at the finest restaurants in every places + entertain yourself with whatever activity you feel like... we are talking about $955,000 a month after all, that means $31,833 per day... so why limit yourself to only an oversized New York apartment, when you can have the whole World my friend! And you can invest your down payment to generate interest, because why not? Or spend it for your extra needs you may have, I think with $50 million you can easily take care of that. Not financial advice of course, you do you 😂 But honestly speaking that would be a damn good life! I envy whoever have the means to do that.
@@NevG27 yes I think that was ironic, of course no one would take a mortgage for that and probably no bank would approve such a mortgage that was the point of the joke.
i love it when sellers know their product is SO underwhelming for the price that they have to grasp at every little strand they can to say "wow its totally worth MORE than what you're spending! dont miss this deal!" LOL
Highest apartment… for now. Lovely place but I would rather wake up to a sea view or lake and forest then city view doesn’t matter how high or how luxury apartment is. Great video though 😊 also I was waiting to halest his skin care routine 😅
Nope. That isn't the most expensive home in the world. For instance just in Cap Ferrat there's one selling for 350m eur. I should think there are more on the French Riviera and elsewhere.
The broker did make a number of good points. Certainly feels like an entertainment space rather than a home. In that context I could see it being useful but then security seems like a concern and I'd imagine other owners wouldn't be trilled with constant guests.
I think he explained it pretty well. This isn't an investment, this isn't a home, this is a trophy. This is for a billionaire who has more money than he could possibly use and he wants to take the "top of the leaderboard" for Manhattan real estate, so to speak.
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LOL 5:50 my man is fearful of the vertigo while realtor just doesn't care "...so there's a restaurant" you can also tell at 2:25 how he cautiously walks into the dinning room with view to time square
I actually think this is the coolest “house” I’ve ever seen it’s too bad the owners don’t actually live in these penthouses because I think the experience of literally living in the clouds would be incredible
I’ve lived in high rises. My first question. How long is it from door to ground floor? Taking the dog for a walk can turn into an annoying 15 min affair just in elevator and hallway walking time. No one ever talks about that
I don't know about this man, I'd be feeling super dizzy up there! Loved the interview. My questions are...do those windows open at all? And what happens in case of an evacuation? How long does it take you to get outta there? 🤔
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Curious how long this is going to sit. Billionaires are leaving NYC in droves. I don’t think they want to leave and have quarter billion dollar trophy property they won’t be able to easily sell.
Graham is the kind of fellow who wants to live on the ground. That penthouse, and any penthouse, are pretty slick, but as Turkey and Syria's quake just showed, nobody wants to end up a pancake. 250M, I'll take something on the ground.
As much as Graham is financially “not” giving advice it’s cool seeing someone who is amazing him too. Crazy how it works. Must’ve been a privilege! P.s. at the end u missed a shameless plug for tiege and Henley after asking his skin care routing 😂
He did a good job explaining everything and I kind of get why its price is so high. Me before this would be like "Im not spending 250 million on a damn apartment and I dont understand who would". I still would buy a gigantic house before this but I get the cost now lol.
The problem with using 220 Central Park south as a comp is that it’s a different and more prestigious building. Look at the price difference per foot between sales in the two buildings. Remember, your best comp is always your own building
Definitely not the most expensive home in the world, but certainly the tallest (from street level). I can understand the appeal, but I laughed out loud when you asked, "what would you do with this room?" and he said you could hold charity auctions or play basketball.
I am not impressed that easy but this is something else. If money doesn't matter, this is what you want to have. The views, living on top of the others, high as a bird and watching it all happen in front of you. Closer to God you want get that easily. My deep compliments to Ryan who is such a joy to watch and hear talking. Very calm and knows how to visualise all the grandour from a jewel like that. I've been to many billionaire houses and most is uncomparable as the location and the goal of the house is mostly different. I will come back to watch it again, probably some times as it is to see what one can achieve.
Graham we NEED more videos like this please! Real Estate, Stocks and Personal Finance topics is what brought me to your chanel. I'll love to see more videos similar to this one! 😁
What’s ridiculous is that this building is mostly empty. Nobody lives in these buildings. They buy them like they buy fine art. The world of high end real estate is so weird.
Not just art… it’s an asset for liquidity. You can also you this as collateral or use it for power
honestly i would be happy to buy one of these and just have that house
@@jamesschmitt3767 anyone would lol
its to save u money when they crash everything and you have value worth $30m or $250m the rich dont keep the funds in there bank accounts.
And there will be no one to buy them from the current owners in 20 years. It's not liquidity if you can't sell.
That’s probably the first, high-end real estate agent I’ve ever seen on a video that seems down to earth, likable, and genuinely interested in more than just himself. Great video!
Edit thanks for all the likes and discussion!
Ryan Serhant is the man!
That's what makes him so successful!
he's great! I just wish these kind of people would wear more socks. It's just too weird to have bare feet and shoes
Agreed!
@@BeleducMartello dont you know about invisible socks big boy?
Its insane to see how much Ryan has grown over the years. I remember way back when you guys did your first collab. You have both grown immensely but Ryan is now on whole different stratosphere and you can tell how much he puts into everything he does.
Still he hasn't grown as much as the other dude. He's massive.
By the looks of it NOTHING'S grown as much as Ryan below the waist. (I've seen Clydesdales with smaller haunches.😳)
Too bad he hasn't grown in height
@@Zaghzackio That's what vaulted ceilings are for ... 😉
How much Ryan has grown?
Pun intended? 😅
Never expected my palms could get sweaty from a Graham Stephan video.
:o
ahahahah same here
Im crying😂 also sweating
Lol
Moms Spaghetti. But looks ready to drop bombs but keeps on forgetting. What he wrote down...
it's insane seeing a likable realtor, i could listen to this guy talk for hours, seems like he genuinely likes what he does and isnt only trying to sell overpriced homes
He's dressed like he's also trying to manage boybands.
@@ashleywilkonson386 lmaooo
"Nobody can get in this billionaire building."
Window cleaners: "Hi guys!"
Reminds me of the second Mechanic with Jason Statham, or any James Bond film. LOL
Well window washers are outside the building so technically still true.
Also the cleaning staff. I doubt these billionaires are cleaning their own toilets.
Agent 47 about to knock on that window hahaha
But it's zombie apocalypse proofed 😮 I think I'll buy it
that real estate guy seems like a "normal" guy and that is prob why he does so well..nice to see someone who is selling a 1/4 of a billion dollar property who doesn't act like you are dirt and talk down to you...great video
The sales pitch for this sort of property is fascinating to listen to. Interesting listening to your guest describe the “why?” Of the price tag.
The same as as that car salesperson telling you, you need to buy that overpriced car, so that you can make your friend's jealous.
So you can look down on the brokies
I wanna know how long it takes to get up there. Honey, I'm at the building. See you in 30 minutes for dinner.
@@G82Jesse My exact thought well said!
@@strangequark420 The penthouse has it's own private elevator from the bottom.
I love how passionate Ryan is about everything! I love him!
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So what is his skin care routine 🤔
My favorite TH-camr Andrei Jikh 😘
Your todays video better be good Andrei.
haha!
Meanwhile Graham is there to buy it as rental property for a little extra pocket change.
hahah I wish
Too G
@Don't Read My Profile Photo I followed your advice.
@@GrahamStephan Me too buddy me too lol
@@GrahamStephan you could Airbnb it. I am sure it would fetch a premium for New Year Eve’s Parties.
This video actually made me emotional, specifically the views and the thought of that being what you wake up to every morning. The most iconic city in the world with your own personal 24/7 panoramic view of the city that never sleeps.
grow up
NYC is rat-hole city, you think living there is cool until you actually do. The view is cool, but you know what would be even cooler? If the building was moved to a beautiful valley in Iceland or Alaska and you could wake up to scenic waterfalls and mountains every day. Now that would make this place worth the hundreds of million of dollars for a penthouse.
@@thekamotodragon Cities like NYC, Paris, Shanghai and London are not for everyone. They are more about people interacting with each other than being alone and appreciating nature.
Crazy how I’m watching a video of a house that’s quarter of a billion dollars while I have rats running around in my mobile home😂 I will make it there one day
You got this! ✊️
😀😀
Im watching it from Ukraine, if you know what I mean
Wasn’t there a massive lawsuit because of the poor construction on that building and all the noise with the counter weight
@@vladrazym9955 Hopefully the west side?
That damper is the most impressive part of this. What an incredible feat of engineering.
Yes this is impressive. At 1200 ton it’s double the size used in Taipai 101!!
man...truly is some people on this earth just doing stuff on a completely different level of life. That's incredible.
In addition to the high quality of this video I loved learning about why it cost that much, how buildings that tall remain stable, and other cool background knowledge
You can see why Ryan is one of the best. The way he describes the unique features is truly compelling. The views and ways you can imagine watching different events and moments make me wish I could own it, lol. What an incredible view!
to be fair who wouldn’t want to own it
Why don’t you just say you’re gæ
@@carlosstar6699 yeah imagine being impressed with someone’s ability to sell water to thirsty people
Ryan would be well advised to start wearing suits that actually fit him. He’s starting to look like an aging promoter of a tired nightclub
@@stephenpomeroy3726 yep….is that sweat suit material?? That suit looks dumb af
Watching this from Sri Lanka 🍀. I'm trying to imagine what my father who is a farmer from countryside would say if he gets to see this place. . Me on the other hand as a person who has seen both sides of the world can say you are indeed so blessed. Blessings!❤
Living there would give me either an extreme sense of humility, or delusions of grandeur... possibly both.
The commission on that house would be through the roof (if the penthouse actually had a roof) 🏡
Then what happens when it rains if there’s no roof, Samantha?
I think the commision is going to be like 1-3M which is absurd amount of money.
those window cleaners are nuts!
Much respect for the guy being able to build a business like this at his age. You can imagine what he has to go trough every day with his clientele.
Im sure he doesnt care what he has to go through once he gets his cut from the sale
Most likely from connections
Man it would be awesome to own this pent-house...
Then I can sell it and go live in the woods in a 2 bedroom.
Probably less than some poor McDonalds worker has to go through
@@AirMaxWoR probably more than what a mcdonalds worker has to go through. 9-5 can be tough, McDonalds is especially hectic. However building up such business as this guy did doesn't happen with only 9-5. Takes an immense amount of effort, creativity and courage with a bit of luck.
For the average home price in the United States, you could buy about 27 sq ft of this penthouse. (Numbers vary greatly depending on source but I'm using $370,000 for average home price)
Median
Huh
curvature of the earth from a building, YEAH RIGHT YOU CRACK ME UP
Ryan is an animal. I truly believe he is the best Broker in the world, ever. If anyone has an opportunity to listen to the Ed Mylett podcast with him as guest, it will change your life 👌🏼
You know what's up
graham is so short😂
Real estate agents are done.
He has a mangina 0:19
I really liked how he colorcoded his outfit to match the property . A really subtle detail but makes it weirdly personal
I noticed that too, as well as his hair colour..
I hate the pants though. Men's dress pants look like women's pants these days, way to tight
@@MX-CO the pants are throwing me off!
There isn't an apartment on this planet worth 250 million dollars imo.
Actually, the most expensive private residence in the world is "Antilia" in Mumbai, India. Estimated cost to build was somewhere between one to two billion.
I came to say the same
Correct as the guy owns the WHOLE high rise building
Technically it’s not the most expensive because it’s not for sale. These condo is for sell so it stands as the most expensive until there is another listing to surpass it
I just can’t get over how small the kitchen is for a place that expensive and giant.
I have a bigger kitchen in my studio apartment than this place 😅
I thought so too. I guess they figure the buyer isn't going to be doing that much cooking?
@@amiller2121 Imagine having to deliver food all the way up there! I don't even like having to go to the 2nd floor 🤣
Billionaires don't cook at home apparently lmao everything is catered to order and delivered. Kitchen is just for show with high-end gadgets and plates.
There's a second catering kitchen for the staff
I’m not particularly into these very expensive high-end residences, but this is absolutely special. Those unimpeded 360° views of New York City are worth the money alone. What a place this is.
My three favorite channels: Graham Stephan, Stock Brotha, & Andrei Jikh. Make my week complete!
I like this kinda chilled Ryan Serhant, he's usually more upbeat in his tours. Great job with this property tour Stephan!
Thank you!!
I am a residential home builder. I just happened to watch this while eating lunch. The second he mentioned the space was priced at $14,000 per square foot I literally spat my food out.
Sitting by the huge table in that leather chair, I think this would be a good spot for Graham Stephan to film his next video.
This is not a house, this is a rare art piece that you can live in. This is truly how the super rich live.
Reduced to 195,000,000.00!!!!! What a bargain! It appears the price shrunk like the realtor’s suit! The sneakers say it all!
Graham panicking looking out the closed windows 🤣😂😂 gold!
From an engineering perspective, this 'home' is an absolute beauty of top notch construction and ingenuity
Ingenuity? You mean for the engineer of course. Otherwise, where would you place the AMT. It has zero charm. Buy it for status, but DON'T live there!
I have gotten seasick in buildings like this, even with the 'counterweights'
most expensive house is litterally 295,000,000, its the next video recommended for me lmfao
Sorry... but I believed "Antilia" to be the most expensive house ever built. I lack knowledge. Thanks Graham!!!
It is!
This is the Project of the century the most two influencers try to sell the most expensive penthouse 😅
And Graham is a tiny little man.
And a skincare line 🤣
@@andrewsaurin7916 skincare line ??
@@chadwickwood9843 how tall is he ? He looks like a kif beside that guy
@@hellofuture2656 Seems like you didn't watch it to the very end... ;)
0:25 how did they get that piano up there !!!!!
Never change, Graham. You’re a real one.
Quality content! Thanks so much for showing this beauty off!
The whole video I'm just like, "What is that realtor wearing? Is that a pajama suit?" lol
Graham's videos have gotten so good now that there are no sponsors
Lmao this video was definitely "sponsored" by the dude trying to sell this apartment
haha i think he is sarcasm graham for not putting sponsors and make it obvious that it was a sponsored video but hey they talk about marketing cost in the video..
Graham looks so humbled😂😂already. Some i can't afford this isshh type of vibe.
He also looks very tiny lol
I would never buy anything from someone who wears pajamas while trying to sell me anything...
Really looking forward to this one! Thank you for the video, Graham! I know these videos take hours and hours especially with travel.
The realtor will set for life once he sells this penthouse
The view looks pretty awesome🙂
This video is so ….bleeping good! The house is just … monumental! To live in a place where you watch the sun 😮rise and set! Sitting in one spot … wow … astonishing! Great job Graham
My apartment costs $300 per month and I can see the sun rise and set while sitting in one spot. You basically just need any southern facing room that is 3-4 stories tall, and 1-2 stories trailer than any of the other buildings around you. There are affordable apartments in nearly every city around the world where this is possible. But that shows that this guy is good at his job - he knows the kind of language he needs to use to make something sound special and unique.
i will sell you a shack on a treeless hill for $200,000,000
In a jail...
*I LIVE IN A COMMI BLOCK* in Bulgaria - the elevator is down for maintenance - my 80 year old neighbour knows I have a bad knee so she went to the pharmacy and bought me a knee support...
I would NOT swap my apartment and my neighbours to live there
The realtor is cool af. And chill. I like people who are high end, but still humbled.
graham using the abrupt video ending as recommended by some beast. I like, it makes me want more, why u end so suddenly. more now please
I love it when Graham makes videos with his Dad 🥰
lol underrated comment
You can't even see the curvature of the earth from a plane or everest so no way you could see it here...
You can't even see curvature anywhere
@@nepalspizman true...
Assuming a standard 30-year fixed-rate mortgage with a 20% down payment (i.e., $50 million), the remaining $200 million would be financed with the mortgage. The interest rate would depend on current market conditions, but as an estimate, a 4% interest rate would result in a monthly payment of approximately $955,000. Keep in mind that this is a simplified estimate and that the actual terms of a mortgage on a luxury property would likely be more complex.
For that monthly payment you can literally visit and stay on a new luxury hotel everyday in a different place of the earth + first/business class plane tickets included or rent any luxurious form of transportation you can think of + new clothes everyday if you want to + dine at the finest restaurants in every places + entertain yourself with whatever activity you feel like... we are talking about $955,000 a month after all, that means $31,833 per day... so why limit yourself to only an oversized New York apartment, when you can have the whole World my friend! And you can invest your down payment to generate interest, because why not? Or spend it for your extra needs you may have, I think with $50 million you can easily take care of that. Not financial advice of course, you do you 😂 But honestly speaking that would be a damn good life! I envy whoever have the means to do that.
@@TH-cam_4u you can probably rent a private plane for that type of prices.
Lmao nobodies taking a mortgage for a property like this. No bank would even give one. No, this is being bought with cold, hard cash money.
@@NevG27 yes I think that was ironic, of course no one would take a mortgage for that and probably no bank would approve such a mortgage that was the point of the joke.
@@NevG27Jumbo mortgages do exist. The rich also like to take advantage of low interest rates
this video is so much better than i was expecting, LOVED IT! I would love to live there for the view only, man.
after a month, you get over it.
Least this guy is very direct, very honest about all the cost & details.
I really enjoyed this video! Hope you do more vids like these in future!
Thank you! Will do!
@@GrahamStephan can you do one Manhattan square complex in Manhattan, New York
Keven would buy this at $250M and still find a way to navigate the tax code so it ends up paying him money
The Antilia is the most expensive home in the world at over 4x the price of this place (not counting Arabian palaces)
i love it when sellers know their product is SO underwhelming for the price that they have to grasp at every little strand they can to say "wow its totally worth MORE than what you're spending! dont miss this deal!"
LOL
With all due respect, I don't think anything about this property is "underwhelming"
@@ralphfrazI'm afraid of heights so this place would be a nightmare, I wouldn't drop 2gs on it lmao 🤣
You’re absolutely right
@@ralphfraz I feel the location is not my taste. It feels like an additional house for a billionaire to buy. Not a house to live in the long term.
@@ralphfraz The kitchen looks like its out of a suburban kitchen showroom.
The height between Graham and Ryan is hilarious
I'm surprised no one else has mentioned this haha
This is one of those you scratch my back I scratch your back videos
I'm convinced graham is 4'10
I hate the realtor’s suit more than I’ve ever hated anything before in my life.
“Curvature of the earth “
It’s hilarious 🤣🤣😂🤦🏽
This guy is not selling a home. He's sharing the history and story of one of the world's most remarkable home.
The question we all want to know… What’s the commission on this sale?
On a building like this, usually 1-2.5% for each side
@@GrahamStephan what do you mean each side
@@danielj3338 the buyer side and the seller. both sides have an agent (usually)
Absolutely breathtaking. 😍
Ive never been so interested in a real estate agent. That man could sell me a cardboard box on a glacier
Highest apartment… for now. Lovely place but I would rather wake up to a sea view or lake and forest then city view doesn’t matter how high or how luxury apartment is. Great video though 😊 also I was waiting to halest his skin care routine 😅
Nope. That isn't the most expensive home in the world. For instance just in Cap Ferrat there's one selling for 350m eur. I should think there are more on the French Riviera and elsewhere.
The broker did make a number of good points. Certainly feels like an entertainment space rather than a home. In that context I could see it being useful but then security seems like a concern and I'd imagine other owners wouldn't be trilled with constant guests.
Really cool video Graham! Thanks for the content! 👍
Brahh i wanted to know his sink care routine lol
I think he explained it pretty well. This isn't an investment, this isn't a home, this is a trophy. This is for a billionaire who has more money than he could possibly use and he wants to take the "top of the leaderboard" for Manhattan real estate, so to speak.
After selling a couple homes in 2020, I'm anticipating a housing crisis in order to buy inexpensively. As a backup plan, I've been thinking about purchasing stocks. What recommendations do you have for the best time to buy? On the one hand, I keep reading and seeing trader earnings of over $500k each week. On the other side, I keep hearing that the market is out of control and experiencing a dead cat bounce. Why does this happen?
Most people are unable to handle a fall since they are accustomed to bull markets, but if you know where to look and how to get around, you can profit handsomely. It depends on your entry and exit strategy.
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This might be a good time to buy stocks. The Federal Reserve is continuing to raise interest rates to try and get inflation under control. When interest rates increase stocks typically go down. You might also look at Treasury Bonds which have rates locked in between 4-5% right now.
stock traders are like gamblers in casino, you will only see them shouting for winning $10, while losing $1000.
LOL 5:50 my man is fearful of the vertigo while realtor just doesn't care "...so there's a restaurant" you can also tell at 2:25 how he cautiously walks into the dinning room with view to time square
Thank you for showing us this! Love the video like always!
Glad you enjoyed!
I actually think this is the coolest “house” I’ve ever seen it’s too bad the owners don’t actually live in these penthouses because I think the experience of literally living in the clouds would be incredible
For us a lot lot lot lot less would be amazing they are living in another reality
Who is the owner?
I’ve lived in high rises. My first question. How long is it from door to ground floor? Taking the dog for a walk can turn into an annoying 15 min affair just in elevator and hallway walking time. No one ever talks about that
I can't believe you did not ask the most important question. What are the HOA fees?
Looks like HOA is a cool $27k PER MONTH, according to the Zillow listing
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parachutes
no, they do not open
what is with the outfits? Little Lord Fontelroy. Bizarre
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Curious how long this is going to sit. Billionaires are leaving NYC in droves. I don’t think they want to leave and have quarter billion dollar trophy property they won’t be able to easily sell.
I find it hard to believe that the type of person who would consider this property would have an "easy sell" in mind.
The guy asking the questions just stands there like he's lost in space while the girl pants guys says things that truly don't even make sense.
Graham is the kind of fellow who wants to live on the ground. That penthouse, and any penthouse, are pretty slick, but as Turkey and Syria's quake just showed, nobody wants to end up a pancake. 250M, I'll take something on the ground.
You couldn't pay me to live in there.
I saw what happens to tall buildings in NYC back in 2001. No. Thank. You!
But New York doesn't get substantial earthquakes
@@TheBigdog868 I highly doubt you'd pass it up. How many buildings have been hit by planes piloted by terrorists since then?
This is the type of thing that is scary even though it’s so expensive
This has to be the world's most comfortable suit. The agent really won at life.
As much as Graham is financially “not” giving advice it’s cool seeing someone who is amazing him too. Crazy how it works.
Must’ve been a privilege!
P.s. at the end u missed a shameless plug for tiege and Henley after asking his skin care routing 😂
He did a good job explaining everything and I kind of get why its price is so high. Me before this would be like "Im not spending 250 million on a damn apartment and I dont understand who would". I still would buy a gigantic house before this but I get the cost now lol.
The problem with using 220 Central Park south as a comp is that it’s a different and more prestigious building. Look at the price difference per foot between sales in the two buildings. Remember, your best comp is always your own building
Definitely not the most expensive home in the world, but certainly the tallest (from street level). I can understand the appeal, but I laughed out loud when you asked, "what would you do with this room?" and he said you could hold charity auctions or play basketball.
I am not impressed that easy but this is something else. If money doesn't matter, this is what you want to have. The views, living on top of the others, high as a bird and watching it all happen in front of you. Closer to God you want get that easily. My deep compliments to Ryan who is such a joy to watch and hear talking. Very calm and knows how to visualise all the grandour from a jewel like that. I've been to many billionaire houses and most is uncomparable as the location and the goal of the house is mostly different. I will come back to watch it again, probably some times as it is to see what one can achieve.
My thoughts exactly
Hell no I don't want no 9/11 experience in my living room
Graham we NEED more videos like this please! Real Estate, Stocks and Personal Finance topics is what brought me to your chanel.
I'll love to see more videos similar to this one! 😁