NYC APARTMENT HUNTING // touring 13 manhattan apartments, rent prices, tips (moving to nyc at 33)
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 19 ม.ค. 2023
- Come along on my NYC apartment hunting in Manhattan. This is my first time moving to New York City and also living by myself 😱😱😱. I toured 13 apartments in Manhattan which included studio and one bedroom. In the video, I talk about the NYC apartment hunting process (apartment hunting in Manhattan), difference between peak and off peak season and how it impacts the NYC apartment hunting , income and credit score requirements, supporting documents, my criteria, talk about different neighborhoods, 13 apartment tours in Manhattan and give rating and finally (drum roll pleaseeee) the apartment i picked as my first NYC home. I am so excited to live in the city in my 30s and start this chapter with you guys.
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Yay!! NYC apartment hunting video is finally up. Let me know in the comments below which one is your fave ✨💖
If you missed the empty apartment tour and moving vlog, here are the links:
NYC empty apartment tour: th-cam.com/video/wh-_fdOx7hA/w-d-xo.html
Moving to NYC at 33 series: th-cam.com/play/PLsJYYKXRTz3ck38-sV18fqPYynRKCA1q4.html
Girl I’m 34 turning 35 in May and I want to move to New York. I live in Los Angeles now and am ready for something new. I think our generation doesn’t view our 30’s as the time to settle down it’s actually the time to live your best life. This is so inspiring.
Yes 🙌🏽🙌🏽🙌🏽 Love this about our generation. Regardless of the societal pressure, we are working towards the life we want. 30s been amazing! It’s been a time of reflection, exploration and stepping outside of the comfort zone. Ashley, if you have a reoccurring feeling that it is time for a change and move to NYC, then do it!! If not you will always have the “what if” feeling. Good luck and let me know if you have any questions 🤗
I hope you have a good income or a wealthy family. Also a firearm is useful
Hi there! Born and raised in New York. I've had transplants tell me that New York is a great place to actually relive your 20s. And I think what they meant by that is. There's so many different ways to experience New York, to do things and try new things..
Dont do it. Move to Dallas. When you're 37 you'll hug yourself.
@@MovieJustin there’s nothing about Dallas that is appealing to me at all. When I’m 37 I’ll hate myself for not moving to New York. No thank you.
Congratulations on the move to NYC! I moved to NYC last year when I was 33 and did so alone (+ my dog) too! I always felt like I was so late to do this, when everyone else was doing these kind of things in their 20's, but moving in my 30's when I had more stability, more money, and more confidence was the best thing I ever did! Wishing you all the best!
Thank you so much Elle ❤. I feel the same way!!! Initially i was feeling behind but to be honest this is the right time to do it. Sending good vibes to you and your dog.
Please look into tenant rights and laws in NYC! It’s illegal to take more than $20 for an application fee and to require a deposit before signing a lease.
I can't get over the apartment with the shower in the kitchen!
Haha!! very unique 😬😬😬
The money hungry owners cut up larger apartments for profit and the result is foolishness like at apartment . 🫠
Haha so you’re the person who got that apartment! I applied the same day as you and they told me there was another person who just applied a few hours before and it was first come first serve. I’m still searching for my new apartment but I hope you enjoy it there, it was really lovely! ❤
Oh wow!! such a small world 😊 I didn’t know there were other applications too. I hope you find a home you love soon! Good luck ❤
@@TishaShrestha Where did u move from Trisha? Did u come from Nepal or somewhere else in US ? U must make good money if 40% of annual rent? Why not stay in New Jersey? Wouldn't this b more practical Well have a great day!
@@chairlesnicol672 I grew up in Kathmandu, Nepal. Moved to the states when I was 18. I have been wanting to move to the city for a while and i thought if i don't do it now I will never do it. Have a great day as well!
@@TishaShrestha Thnx for the reply! U b staying there for awhile didn't u say your lease was for 10 years?
@@chairlesnicol672 my previous apartment lease was for 2 years
Thank you for sharing your apartment tour! I am single and 33 and this is inspiring and encouraging. Also reading all the comments below here it doesn't seem like it'll be "too late" for me. I want to move to NYC but the last few weeks I was discouraged and scared because I thought I couldn't afford it. You looked for apartments within my price range and are showing me that this is possible and that it's very normal to live in a studio in NYC. In my city for me it'd be a step back if I moved into a studio from a 1 junior bedroom apartment. I also watched your other videos and it makes me proud that I have gotten rid of a lot of things in my apartment already and encourage me to just continuously downsize. Also, every time I want to buy something I'll think twice about it since I'd have to bring it with me to NYC. hahah
Aweee!!!! THANK YOU SO SO MUCH 😭 ♥️. This move has definitely made me realize that it is never too late to start over and change the course of my life. I hope you get to do your big NYC move soon. Also remember energy flows where attention goes ✨ ✨ ✨
Congratulations on moving to the city!! Live it up!! I'm all for doing what works for you and your life! Not what others think! You will thrive in the city!! Thanks for sharing with us!! ❤❤❤
Thank you so much ❤❤❤
I love that u used the subway colors to rate the apartments!! Great video!!
Thank you ♥️
Congratulations! Definitely a great choice, and you get to fulfill your dream of living in the city which is amazing 🙌
I still can’t believe that this is my new reality. Thank you so much 💖
Congratulations on your new apartment !!! Great video 🙂
Thank you so muchhhh 💖💖💖
#7 with the French doors & interesting room shapes that didn’t have sunlight-if you set up a shelf system in front of those windows without a view, you can add a wall of grow lights & plants making it happy & food producing! Such as lettuce, cooking herbs, and also cheery flowers
That’s such a great idea 🙌🏽🙌🏽🙌🏽
This is why rent in NY or anywhere is so expensive, because you have people who are willing to Pay between $2,500-$3,500 for a one bedroom closet. Keep in mind rent increases typically 2-4% in most lease agreements therefore the longer you live there the more the apartment will cost.
Gentrification
Gentrification and it’s a city. Move to New Jersey which is 30 mins away and you’ll be bored in about 10 mins. The city has so many things to do during the day or night.
@@dilant9181 agreed, NY is exciting, however if the rent is so high a person might have difficulty enjoying the day or night if they have less money to indulge since it would all be going to rent.
This is lovely to watch.
Glad to hear that! Thank you
Congrats and the places look great love this video
Thank you so much 🙏🏽 ✨
Great choice, it was the nicest one! Congratulations on your new place :)
Thank you so much Laura 💖💖💖
Congratulations Nitisha!❤ You really picked the best one! And I truly enjoyed the video and i felt like i’m the one who is hunting for an apartment 😂
Anyway!!! Can’t wait to see your apartment in person😁😁😁
Thank you so much Siva ❤ This video took me forever to edit and I’m so happy to hear that you felt like you were part of the apartment tours 😭😭😭 Yes, we need to hang out at my place. We will have to sit on the floor for now since I am still deciding on the furniture 😂
Apartment looks great! Good choice-can’t wait for more videos! Happy for you 😊
Thank you so much Ann! It truly means a lot 💖
Great video ! Apartment hunting is a handful even in North US and this is NYC ! You have come up with an easy to follow reference.
PS: I like Pratisha Didi's straight forward rating !
Thank you 💖 Pratisha Didi is no BS… straight to the point always
So interesting to see so many apartment options, space certainly does seem to be an issue in so many. So much money for so little space!
Yes!! space is a high demand commodity. Got super lucky with the apartment!
Congratulations once again NEWYORKER 🤩You did a great job of finding an amazing apartment and love this video. I am sure it’s going to be very helpful for people looking for an apartment in NYC!
Chandni!!!!! Thank you so much 💖. I still can’t believe it 😭😭😭
Tisha -great video! I just completed my apartment hunt as well. CraZYYY prices! Definitely dont want to do it again for awhile!
Thank you!! Appreciate it. Good luck with the move. Your apartment is beautiful. Love the renovation. Haha same here!! I do not want to do another nyc apartment hunting anytime soon.
Hi!!! New here. I love this video. I love watching apartment hunts!!! I moved out of Manhattan 2/16. I miss my apartment so much!!! It was on W 88th between CPW & Columbus. It was so adorable. 4th floor walk up but so worth it. The reason I left was they were selling the bldg and my dad had just passed. My life was a mess so I moved into my house upstate. It was a 1 bedroom and 2,400. I can’t imagine what it is now! Enjoy your apartment and NYC!!! There’s so much to do!!! Im so happy for you!!!🎉❤
Hey Nicole, Thank you so much! I am so sorry to hear about your dad. Can’t even imagine how tough it would have been for you. Sending you love and prayers ❤❤❤ ❤
@@TishaShrestha awww. You’re so sweet. Thank you. My dad was actually the super there in his retirement. He retired from there and moved a block over to 89th. I couldn’t bear to think of being there without him so made that quick decision to just go. I’ll be watching to see how you decorate!!! My daughter had 2 apartments in the upper east side before she bought her house in Westchester. I Loved helping her. She actually lucked out that one of the previous tenants left his furniture and moved to Singapore. It was beautiful stuff. NYC is Amazing !!!
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Congratulations! Big move!!
Thank you :))))
I liked 10 and 13 the best. Congrats!
Thank you so much!! That sunlight in #10 apartment ✨✨✨
I agreed with the ratings you both came up with. Good luck.
Thank you so much 🤗 Definitely need all the luck!
@@TishaShrestha I just watched this again. Famous last words for both of us. Ooopsie.
@@bonniepwtf hoping for better luck next time :))))
Awesome vids Maicha 👌 👍 🇳🇵
Dhanyabad 🙏🏽 🇳🇵 😊
I would love to see a live counter for how many times she says “as well”
I could not figure out at first if 7 was good or not so good. Then I got it towards the end of the video.
hbd...
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I hope you got a lot of cake for your bday, sorry you had to spend time by yourself house hunting, but hope you at least had some pancakes with real Canadian Maple syrup!!! Or cheese cake, or you favourite cake.
Well done. Buy a white noise machine to drown out any outside noise…they work ;)
Thank you for the recommendation!
Looks like a good space. The only thing for me would be do you have to keep the blinds down on the windows to prevent people from peering in?
Initially that was my hesitation too. I have the privacy screen only on the bottom part of the window. I forgot to mention in the video that the the stoop has a bit of height so I only need privacy screen for the bottom part. Privacy screen diffuses the natural light. In that way, I can keep my windows open during day time and still let the natural light come in. Love the privacy screen! I have the sheer curtains too and in the evening I use my blackout curtains.
NYC rental norms is robbery. Broker’s fee? For a rental? That’s madness.
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Great place to visit, couldn't afford to live there ! 😬🇺🇲
an amazing place to visit and food is delicious 🙌🏽 💸
Welcome to NYC friend! There’s so much to enjoy here. Let us know if you’d like tips on places to eat, visit etc. Each Boro has its special magic❤
Thank you so much
@@TishaShrestha
Queens for any type of cultural food you can think of… every single nationality and ethnicity has their own corner in Queens, from Jackson Heigths (lil India), Jamaica , Queens will have you feeling like you’re in Jamaica, Lefferts and Liberty (lil Guyana), Maspeth for Polish food etc. and the list is extensive.
Brooklyn’s Pizza and Arts scene is like no other. Coney Island still has amazing hot dogs and is definitely worth the trip.
For the city(Manhattan) arguably, the best Halal food you can get anywhere is from the Halal truck in front of the Hilton Hotel at 53rd and 6th Ave. You will know them by the line that wraps around the block. Also check out Ellen’s Stardust diner for Broadway showtunes performed by the servers who are actual performers. You get a B’way caliber show just for the cost of your meal.
Now that you’re in NYC, you can forget about the chain pizza spots… you must go to a family owned pizza spot. You’ll never go back to those other guys.
Staten Island has a spot called Enoteca Maria. The food is cooked by grandmothers - nonnas. And the SI zoo is really, really cool. Very different from the more famous Bronx zoo, but equally as magical.
The Bronx houses one of NYC’s best kept secret gardens- it’s called Wave Hill. NY’ers iykyk.
I know I talked mostly about food, but you seem to be handling the shelter situation, and everyone knows NYC is where it’s at for shopping- so you’ll be ok for clothing as well. 🤣🤣
A lil shopping insider tip though, for the pricey stuff, many of us cross the River to Jersey to avoid the 8.875% sales tax. Clothing is tax free in NJ, so check out American Dream or Short Hills mall if you like designer rtw. Keep in mind though, NJ saves you money but NYC will offer you much more volume and variety, because we’ve got so many shops here.
Honorary mention to Long Island (though it’s not NYC)- check out Hirshleifers in Manhasset and Steven Dann in Great Neck for luxe shopping ( I often find stuff there I don’t see in the city boutiques). We also head out the island a lot in the summer for the beaches. The more East you go, the better the beaches get.
Finally, NYC runs on “bodegas”- the local “corner stores”/ convenience stores you’ll see on every block. They are the only place we can go get a toasted bagel with cream cheese, shampoo, cigs, dishwashing liquid, prayer candles, coffee, batteries, clothes hangers and a “hero” sandwich at 3 o’clock in the morning because you just realized you ran out of stuff and we are the city that never sleeps🤣🤣. Have fun getting to know your new home luv ❤️
@@Keesha THANK YOU SO MUCH!! I love food and shopping 😊. In Queens, I go to Jackson Heights often to eat nepali food. They have the best Nepali food. I do need to eat other diverse cuisines available in Queens as well. Love Halal guys too!! I stayed at my sisters place in Brooklyn for abit but didn’t explore much. I moved from downtown Jersey City and i didn’t even think about the sales tax. I still go to JC on a weekly basis so thank you 🙏🏽. Really appreciate you giving recommendation/tips outside of the city as well because I do want to explore not just the city ♥️♥️♥️
@@Keesha not sure why I can’t see your message with the recommendation/tips on the TH-cam video comments section but I can see it in my inbox (that’s how I responded). Let me know if you can’t see it either. I’ll copy and paste your recommendation/tips message here again as I do think it will be helpful for other folks as well.
If I had to live in the one with the shower in the kitchen, I might would consider begging my parents to let me come home until I make enough money to have a private bath
That one had a very interesting layout
Too bad you didn’t look in the Gramercy Park area. There are lots of units that fit your description and are rent stabilized too!
Next time for sure :)
I just spent the past three months apartment hunting in nyc and it is SO MUCH HARDER with a dog. People really don’t understand the struggle 😂😂😂
It’s so BRUTAL!!! 😅 Hopefully you were able to find a home you love.
@@TishaShrestha thank you!
Here is Vegas, we have first month, deposit, which is at least the first month's rent but sometimes double. App fee, pet fee, cleaning fee, key fee. And then, they now want a monthly technology fee, maintenance fee; you pay for everything, trash, water, sewer, gas and electric and often time pet rent. And, prices are similar to what I'm seeing in Manhattan.
I won't go for it. I had to do a lot of shopping to find a reasonable landlord.
Oh! And no smoking within a 5 mile radius. With all these expenses, you're going to need to be smoking something.
wow!! that's ALOT of fees!!
I grew up in NYC. I would never go back there to live. Too dirty, noisy, stressful, dangerous, cold, expensive, rats, roaches, expensive, crowded, parking issues, and did I mention EXPENSIVE?!! Yeah, glad I left. But to each their own. Everyone should try to live out their dream of living there, someday wake up from that dream and realize it's not all that.
just info for a new york newbie all floors tilt
Your sister is so pretty...
cool
Thanks!
Congratulations
Thank you 💖
I left New York for Texas. Everything is bigger in Texas, specifically the homes. Love Texas. Hated New York.
I understand now that all people moving to NYC live in shoe boxes))). I wonder what is the minimal rent for an actual apartment? Where does it start??
Price point varies by location
It varies greatly by location, but to get a decently sized apartment in Manhattan (with amenities) you will pay around $3500 a month ATLEAST
Nobody should be paying a deposit before signing a lease 😬
Agreed!!! felt very off after that.. but apparently it does happen in NYC rental
I like 12 to
I was so close submitting my application for #12
I’m surprised with the broker rates from this. Your first apartment buying experience to your second. Which is what I started watching first. A damn good sign that the housing market is about to crash again. With broker fees dropping but rents not rising. It’s more a buyers market than anyone realizes. JS
I like 7 and 11
I loved #7. So beautiful!! #11 layout was good but the vibe was off
It's insane to me that you have to pay a broker fee! I'm used to the first month going to the broker, so it's out of the landlord's pocket. Not the tenant!
Why would you recommend to avoid touristy areas?
It’s typically very crowded. I feel like visiting those spots would be fun but living in a heavy foot traffic area while trying to do your daily activities wouldn’t be convenient.
Anyone else here watching from Belgium and thinking Americans apparently earn waaaaaay more money than Europeans??? You say you annualy have to earn 80 times monthly rent of 2200 dollars (nearly my whole paycheck. Well not really nearly but still, would not be able to afford 2200 rent per month). I don't even have half of that and what I earn here in Belgium is even considered not bad (of course there are people who earn way more, but I think I'm considered a good middle ground here in Belgium). I mean, I just bought a newly built 2 bedroom appartment and paying off 1200 euro per month with only 35000 euro downpayment 🤷🏼♀️
I don’t even make enough money to rent 1,200 yet I work overtime at $25
Why don’t you live with your sis
We both decided to get our own apartment. Plus she is getting married in October :)
@@TishaShrestha congrats to her. Your final pick is good though, Decent size and good price. Lookin forward to your next videos on how you decorate it
@@georgiejackpot9540 thank you 🙏😊
wow i thought my rent was high
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porque todas las chicas que hacen video vlogs mudandose en NY HABLAN IGUALES Y TIENEN UN PERRO ! QUE ONDA NO SON NADA ORIGINALES!
It’s frustrating that people come here to live their dreams for a few years and leave which drive the prices so high and make it unsustainable and difficult for actual New Yorkers. I get it, live your goals, but please don’t act like your experience of a few weeks is the reality.
Thought you were gone for good!Was about to unsubscribe. I watch that CASH guy on youtube for NewYork apts.Ah 40 times the monthly rent would be $160.000 on a $4000 apartment ..........thats about the same as california for buying a house.I liked 7 and 13!Great views for the puppy!Dont be gone so long!!!
I’m sorry for being MIA. Last 1 and 1/2 month was really stressful and hectic with selling all my furniture, moving to the city and then had bunch of issues with the new apartment (will be part of the vlogs). Next time if I am taking a break, I’ll definitely announce it beforehand. I’m so sorry. Yeah, the requirements are really stringent. Apartment #7 was one my fave!!! those french doors ✨✨
I can tell you aren't a born American, but the word you're thinking is vibe not vive lol??
I never said I grew up in America. I moved to the US from Nepal when I was 18. Its my accent & pronunciation!
@Tisha Shrestha no you're misunderstanding! I'm saying I know you're not American born because of the mispronounciation, I was trying to help not disrespect you.
I don't understand why would anyone would want to live in New York I hate how crowded and overpriced it is and the sensory overload is too much.
Are you pranking us by rating the apartment with the shower in the kitchen so high??? & kitchen just don't go together...
Your sister was right, she should have even given that extra point after, I think you talked her into it... I don't understand what you liked about this place, once you saw shower and toilet it should have been "gonzo". Most new houses and apartments in certain parts of Canada have the Japanese squirter toilets, and if they don't you can request them. Or buy the toilet seat with the contraption in or or better yet pay to have the whole toilet replaced. The seat replacement is about $100 to 200 dollars. The complete toilet is a little more expensive. I don't know if the States has adopted that yet, I imagine the more expensive new condos have them, but from the tours I've watched a lot of them don't. Even the highly overprice condos. Let's hope its gets adopted soon. These builders just don't want to spend the money. It's just so much more hygienic.