I wish that apartment owners would realize that most people would prefer you do not include the gym, the pool, or the fancy espresso machine in the clubhouse, and instead pay a lower rent - and let the tenant take care of their workout and recreation needs.
Some people prefer the higher rent with the amenities than having to go somewhere separate. My family owned property in HB since the 70s, and our tenants would never move because the rent was rarely raised. Since the buildings have sold, the rents have more than doubled
@@theejayzeeable false, it's all in how the apartment complex is managed. If complaints are taking seriously then everyone will be mindful. I've seen downtown luxury high rise reviews stating dog crap everywhere and thin walls with music booming, all the way too management acting like its a frat house.
WOW, I COME FROM A LOVING 2 PARENT HOME. My Dad Worked in Production for 39 Years, and Along the Way and Purchased 12 Rental Properties. But, This IS In A INDIANA AREA. He Accomplished This Back In 1970. What I Don't Understand The SAD LOGIC, with These Land Lords. They Already, Know Realistically, People Wages, Cannot, Keep Up With High Rent. My Dad was Decent, And Kept His Rent Reasonable, That's Why He Kept Tenant's 20 years. Thanks
@@lasvegasbeet Lady, I Didn't know if You Can Fully Comprehend what I'm saying.y Dad Alot of Properties back in that Year & Later. He Always Kept his Rent Reasonable. Also, In My Home Town, You Can Get A Whole House For $1,000& Up. There was a Couple who Left California, House Sold for 420,000. They Came here and Purchased a Doctor's Home for 200,000 . That's Being Smart. My Dad is Right Alot of People in Bigger Cities are Living Paycheck to Paycheck.
I’m also from Indiana looking to move to Vegas in the near future I work in production in Walmart Fulfillment center for 2 years I’m 21 thinking about trying to get manager position before moving bc rn I only make $2600 a month and the girl friend makes around $1800 a month as a day care teacher here
I've lived in Vegas 2x as I have family there. There are lower rents you just have to look around. Many don't advertise, they just place a sign in the window. If you see a building you like just pop into the leasing office, they will know if anyone is scheduled to move within the next few weeks or months. Also, if someone is looking to get out of their lease. Let them know exactly what you want. Do you want a quiter area away from kids, partiers etc. Do you want to be closer to the playgrounds if you have kids etc. Vegas is a 24/7 city so your car insurance is going to be high so include that in your budget.
It’s a lot but with the amenities and the fact that it covers Cox fiber optics internet is cool. Living here for 3 years, and it’s been nice but there are definitely a few kinks… not to mention management has changed more than 10 times over the past 2 years. We like it and the location is great!
Typical Vegas-like the hotel rooms for $20. Then $50 resort fee. Parking at, what, $30/day (if you drive. I don't, so don't quote me on that price). Plus at least Luxor has that $100 security fee, which you do get back if everything is good. But yeah just lump it all in.
They do this so that people with lower incomes can qualify, because typically you have to make 3x rent. So at $1,800, you’d need to make $5,400/mo. But if they say rent is $1,500, then you need only $4,500/mo income to qualify.
I bought a 2 bed, 2 bath townhome on Jones near Vegas Drive in September of 2023. I work at Red Rock Casino and needed a place closer to work and my location works out well. My mortgage is $1,550 with another $253 on top of that for HOA fees. After watching this video I think I got a good deal on the price of my townhome. I looked at renting for a few months before deciding to buy and the rent for 2 bedroom apartments at the time was between $1,800 and $2,200 depending on what part of town you're looking to live in. You don't have to be that close to the strip in order to find affordable rent but with the added costs, application fees, pet rent, etc, it can get unaffordable really fast to rent. Buying isn't much better with the cost of housing but if you don't need a lot of space then consider a condo or townhome. I paid $203,500 for mine and the mortgage isn't much more than the $1,600 that I had been paying at my last rental. I had to move because my landlord wanted to fix up the place and raise the rent substantially after we lived there for 11 years.
@@trevorgwelch7412 Where I live in Markham Ontario new townhouses start around the 2 million dollar mark. Just west a few miles in Richmond Hill they start around the 2.5 million dollar mark.
Love this, I ended up starting at the Copper Creek Apartments off of Silverado Ranch. My one bedroom is 1475, it the slightly nicer appliances, comes with a gym and such but never used it. I have view of the strip from some distance, but it nice to be away from the strip area. It was enough for me for the time being. I'll admit finding stuff in Vegas is rough as hell.
@Tawny7 For sure, I had bad experience with the leaving of the place though. They dinged me for things that were from previous even though they were notified it was there before hand. Sucks but oh well, charged over 300 I think in the end.
@@jasonscherer2631 That's awful. I used to work in property management and made sure I did thorough walks before the people moved in and noted all "wear and tear" but I cared. Most people don't. I've worked with unethical landlords. Most are cheap and greedy and that is why I hate the business and quit that "profession " a long time ago.
That first apartment had me...all that for just $1599? You pay $2500-$3500 for the same apartment here on Oahu. The lobby is gorgeous, the amenities are off the chain, and that sky roof with view is just perfect for relaxing & entertaining. Hope Ryan was able to grabbed that apartment. I bet in a year it will not be available at that price.
ive been too all those places i was a delivery driver actually those arcade games at the howard hughs i delivered them those places are in the getto 😂😂
Yep. I provide a service there at highline and on many occasions our stuff was tampered with or just stolen. And it is not high value stuff, just people being geto.
We are considering Vegas as our new home. We are moving out of FL, and coming to check out Vegas next month. We don’t like wasting money on rent, but we are going to rent to take our time to get to know the area and then buy. TFS
this shitter is full...do not come here. FL is way better, and the people are way nicer in FL than this pit. west coasters are nasty and have a stab you in the front mentality.
Winter is slower and the best deals can be had then. Vegas get a lot of flak, but it is price-wise where Los Angeles was in the mid 90s, 30 years ago. With no natural disasters to really deal with - just a bit more heat than most of the rest of the U.S. for 3 months. Rent and then buy in in 2 years when the bubble has crashed ( and it will crash hard - typically 40-50% in a major recession ). $200K for a decent condo should be possible by then, and rates will be probably closer to 4%. ie - even I plan to rent for 1-2 more years as now you're wasting money and renting is worlds cheaper.
I hope you are not moving from Florida to Vegas for cheaper rent because Vegas has become very expensive almost the same as Florida and it’s only going up every month to be honest I would hate for you to make the moves and then in six months you’re paying more than you were where you are at I would really do my research!
Am in Alaska. 1700 a month plus fees for dogs and trash. Nothing like the high line. In Alaska you get slum conditions for the same price as the Highline. The difference is night and day. Crazy.
living here in the midwest for some years but from the souf tired of this fkn cold weather every year I've been wanting to get to the west coast but Cali just too expensive been thinking AZ but never thought of Vegas. Not too bad for the Highline like you said wish they would've just included the total price. You should do more of these bro. it's good to see what's out that way and whats affordable. keep up the good work
At the end of the day, all you really need from an apartment or house is a place to sleep, shower, change clothes and cook and eat a few meals, everything else is a bonus which is a waste if you're only at home for one or two hours a day outside your sleeping hours.
These two joints are but dumps. Should have taken the newbie to some of the classic bldgs in town, like to the 22-story high-rise, the Mark One Tower at 1020 East Desert Inn Road at Maryland Parkway. Stunning views to the fabulous Las Vegas Country Club, Regency Towers, and the Strip. That 22 story bldg went online in 1975, and yet it is far nicer today than these new corporate low and mi-rise rip-offs. I paid $260 a month, and that incldued all electric, all AC as well.
Our cousin stays 6 months in Vegas. The Tahiti village is renting him a place for 200$ a week, since his time share ran out. He did make a deal & he raves about it.
Paradise and Twain..... They should pay YOU to live there. That is a nasty area. I doubt their security is what it needs to be in that area since I did not see barbed wire and guard towers. The place looks nice enough, but that is not the issue. I live in a nice area in a nice 2 bedroom apt for a bit under 1800. I am 15 minutes form the strip. In a crap neighborhood like that one, a 1 bedroom apartment should probably be about 1300 or a bit less when you consider what I am paying and where I live for a 2 bdrm. All in all, I think both these places are overpriced for the area. Put them in Henderson or even Rainbow and Tropicana and the prices would make a lot more sense. Going East of Jones is now getting a bit dicey when it comes to living in a decent neighborhood. I lived at Lindell and Trop (one major cross street east of Jones). It was OK, but the neighborhood to the immediate east, say Decatur and Trop was not good and there were lots of shady looking folks that did not seem like they really had anywhere to go or be,
The only truly secure place in the area is The Rays, which does have security and guards, 24/7. But even then, you DRIVE everywhere. You don't even walk 2 blocks to the university or across the street to the Target.
2008-2012 I had a beautiful one bedroom in summerlin for $700 month with 2 car garage. I loved it. Walk in closet, vaulted ceilings, large shower tub, and balcony viewing Vegas. Miss that place.
Rented a brand new luxury flat on the 7th floor with floor to ceiling window walls in a highrise bldg for $260 a month. View was onto the L.V. Country Club, Regency Towers, L.V. Hilton Hotel. Rent included all ameniities including 24-hour pool and jaccuzi. Also included garage parking and air conditrioning, all electric was included! For $260 a month. Yeah, that was a few years back, I admit. Check it out today: Mark One Apartments Tower, 1020 East Desert Inn Road, near Maryland Pkwy.
Moved to Vegas from Mesa Az in March 2024 i went on hotpads and found an owner in Paradise between Eastern & Maryland pkwy 2bd 2 ba $1400 washer/dryer in the unit no extra fees im renting from the owner of the condo. Nice quiet complex no complaints here...
Specials are only good for your first lease period. After that they jack up your rent ridiculously. All the common areas close after 6pm. Which you wouldn’t be able to use anytime anyway. Because they’re only for show. Same with the gym. No choice internet WiFi only. The closer to the strip, the more hassles you’ll get from management. All these newer buildings are the same as described. If you’re looking in Vegas, further west you go the better. Always read the property’s reviews. It’ll save you a lot of headaches and good luck!
Hey it's Tom from Chicago I met you twice in November and st.patricks day loved the video great information keep doing what you do you have a amazing channel look forward to meeting you again
Great video, Joe. There are other options if he's not locked in 2 living near the strip...but I get being sold on paying more - if he wants those amenities & are going to use them. Love ur editing. 😊
Wow, quite the difference in style and size of apartments for almost the same price... sort of.... definitely the High Line is more bang for the buck! Great work Joe and best of luck to your buddy on getting settled in!
Highline and those like it are a $ pit. Nickle and dime you to death. They do this to draw people in thinking it's only $1500 but soon ching ching ching. Plus they do this because you'll find that those small "extras: keep increasing. But I do have to say the location is fantastic of the Highline. That huge globe at night is amazing.
The highline changed their names. They are so nice! But they also have their problems according to my friend that stays there. But definitely great value.
That place was originally built by elysian. they have invested way over a billion dollars in new properties all over vegas. I met someone who works in that industry and I was told that Elysian builds properties and in short order sells them off, hence the new names.
I have a 2bd in north summerlin, $1695 plus a bunch of extra fees. They don't keep the amenities up at all, but it's a nice area. If i didn't have kids, that first one was dope!! I see $1412 studio on the website. You can find much lower if you want a shit area.
You have a good vibe brotherman and subscribed and liked your channel within 10 seconds. And have no intention to moving to Vegas. I got married in Vegas so both good and bad memories😎
$1,500 a month where I live in Canada would get you the elevator in the apartment to live in. A tent in a backyard rents for anywhere from $1,000 to $1,750 a month in Canada.
FYI- There are no Rent Control Laws in Nevada. Often, these apartment complexes will advertise low rents for new tenants to attract them, get them to sign a one-year lease, and move in. But when the first year of the lease expires, the rent gets increased anywhere from $100-$300 a month. Sometimes more. These apartment complexes are willing to take a hit the first year of a lease. They are banking on the fact that many people find it difficult and stressful to look for another apartment and move all their furniture and belongings again in such a short period and, therefore, wind up biting the bullet and signing a new lease. But remember, when year 2 of the lease expires, prepare for another significant rent increase. What starts as a great experience becomes extremely stressful because one never knows how much their rent will increase year after year. Nevada- The U-Haul State!
Even back in the mid-1970s, when I lived there, Vega$$$$$ was notorious for people MOVING OUT under the cover of the night. I never once saw anyone moving IN to my complex at night, But lots of move-outs at night.
True, which is why you rotate to off-season. If your lease is in Feb, for instance, you'll be on the down-side of the economic equation for the next few years as opposed to the august/may periods when the rents are all higher due to increased student rentals. Mine is up about then and I will be able to have my pick of most of the nicer places for $1200 a month, most likely. the downside is you have to live light until you get your own home - and just move every year.
Thank you. The future concern is how will rents and home prices look when that Brightline West train is completed in four years and getting to and from CA and LV is just a hop on the train away. But that's another story and video.
@@loum.2864 I don't think it will affect Vegas at all. It WILL create a new city at the border, whatever it is eventually called, with probably 500K+ people, though. Like how Orange County is to Los Angeles.
Nice video, I didn't know rents were that reasonable there. I wonder what senior apartments are going for, I live in the L.A. area, where rents are just too high for retired people. Thanks.
Those add on fees are commonplace here in Vegas regardless of the price budget range. Highline looked nice but that neighborhood will be gridlocked during Sphere events a bit hard to get in and out. Don't forget you need a 700 plus credit score for one of those places too.
The first apt was really nice. At first I thought what a steal at 1599.00. But than adding 300 for extras really made it more. Amenities were really good but in reality would you use them all. Something to think about
Hmm. I would have opted for the second one. Js, idk, as I get older I’m more peace prone. Joe said it was quoted that the high line so there’s that. I don’t need all the bells and whistles. 🤷🏾♀️
That first place would be about $3800 a month where a live, I would take that in a snap! They make the payments separate because of taxes, maintenance fees versus rental income.
This apartment would only be between $700-$900 here in Oklahoma. My last townhouse was a 3 bed, 2 bath with pool, gym, clubhouse etc and in a great part of town and it was only $850 a month. I couldnt ever imagine paying $1,500 a month anywhere. We do have apartments, condos and townhouses here that are executive style that $3,000 to $5,000 a month. But those are near downtown and they are mostly housed by business executives and "rich" people.
Wow $1600 for that 1 bed apartment seems so nice. Any new 1 bed apt with a third of these amenities charges $3-3.5K in southern California. About ready to pack my bags haha
I work at Resorts World it would work for me. I agree no car payment needed or insurance. I would e scooter in to my job or even walk I like the Highline❤ Thanks Joe good video!
Nellis area is bad, I used to live on the base in the 90's. If you are a man by yourself though, you can do it, hopefully you have not yet been jumped/ robbed. It was a bad area back then.
Man, I moved to Vegas in 2013 and was able to rent a place on Green Valley Prkwy for 800 a month! Over 800 sqft with golf course views! Can’t believe what you get now for 1500!
I would agree with put everything in up front... but that $300 gets you quite a bit. Plus the amenities, apartment, and location definitely justifies the spend! High Line FTW🥃
What are the qualifications - credentials for these apartments? Thats about what I pay now, but I’d move to Vegas first without a job or just self employ myself first.
First joint: "High Line' at Paradise and Twain. Common areas are fine. Apartment itself is pretty much crapola. Man, they could not even put a $20 pedestal under those huge washing and drying machines. In the kitchen, you also have to bend way down to use the oven, yuck! There does not seem to be a "back patio" in this flat. You meant to say a small balcony, perhaps? As for the sky-high rental price, the assorted "extra $300" rip-off charges immediately show you that you are not in any Normal City, USA anymore -- but in frigging Vega$$$$$. Second joint: "Las Vegas Grand", East Flamingo at Paradise. Now the Vega$$$$$ nightmare show really commences. They have the audacity of making a 587 square foot hole in the wall -- and calling it a one-bedroom with one bath? My, my. How big is a STUDIO or EFFICIENCY in Vegastown today? 300 square foot? At 7:28, you can see "The Wimbledon". A classy condo/rental bldg from the mid-1970s. Much better than these newer corporate stables.
Great video as always Joe, wish I can have my own apartment there lol, vegas my favouraite place, hoping to come back sooner or later if i find a great deal
I'm moving to vegas in about 2 weeks. Can you please give me some places like yours where I can stay? Extended stay hotels or home 2 suites hotels as well if you know any?
I appreciate this video. Question what about gas and /or electricity ??? for the Highline Apts. Didn’t see that unless it’s included in one of the prices you listed. Amazing how $1599 is now $1700. Regardless awesome video. Thank you. 👍🏾
did you have a problem with people/ homeless wandering around the hallways, trying door handles? I read some bad reviews, we were looking at that one before we found this place. The reviews turned me off , did you experience that? The Red Rock one said the same thing, homeless wandering around the hallways, got in somehow and they were trying the door handles of people's apartments. You are right, we have a 3 bedroom for the xtra room and it is crazy , it's getting like California.
We don't need ultra luxury just clean , quiet apartments with zero bugs , and A/C that works properly ... 24 hour security . 😊
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good lucky amigo
That's all they are building in every state. It's all luxury apartments, or called apartment homes.
Note - ALL of Vegas has bugs. You don't give them food/clean every day, and you'll be fine after a few months.
Haha....Wants to live in Las Vegas, doesn't want bugs.....Uhhhhhh
I wish that apartment owners would realize that most people would prefer you do not include the gym, the pool, or the fancy espresso machine in the clubhouse, and instead pay a lower rent - and let the tenant take care of their workout and recreation needs.
You're probably a nice person, but lower rents attract riff-raff. And apartment owners don't want them.
@@theejayzeeable That's a good point. I've always had better tenant neighbors in the higher priced apartments when I think about it.
Some people prefer the higher rent with the amenities than having to go somewhere separate. My family owned property in HB since the 70s, and our tenants would never move because the rent was rarely raised. Since the buildings have sold, the rents have more than doubled
@@theejayzeeable false, it's all in how the apartment complex is managed. If complaints are taking seriously then everyone will be mindful. I've seen downtown luxury high rise reviews stating dog crap everywhere and thin walls with music booming, all the way too management acting like its a frat house.
Move to a place without those amenities then. People move into those places, because they WANT to use the facilities
WOW, I COME FROM A LOVING 2 PARENT HOME. My Dad Worked in Production for 39 Years, and Along the Way and Purchased 12 Rental Properties. But, This IS In A INDIANA AREA. He Accomplished This Back In 1970. What I Don't Understand The SAD LOGIC, with These Land Lords. They Already, Know Realistically, People Wages, Cannot, Keep Up With High Rent. My Dad was Decent, And Kept His Rent Reasonable, That's Why He Kept Tenant's 20 years. Thanks
Your Dad sounds AWESOME!!!
😂1970 in Indiana, sounds like a great comparison.
@@lasvegasbeet Lady, I Didn't know if You Can Fully Comprehend what I'm saying.y Dad Alot of Properties back in that Year & Later. He Always Kept his Rent Reasonable. Also, In My Home Town, You Can Get A Whole House For $1,000& Up. There was a Couple who Left California, House Sold for 420,000. They Came here and Purchased a Doctor's Home for 200,000 . That's Being Smart. My Dad is Right Alot of People in Bigger Cities are Living Paycheck to Paycheck.
I’m also from Indiana looking to move to Vegas in the near future I work in production in Walmart Fulfillment center for 2 years I’m 21 thinking about trying to get manager position before moving bc rn I only make $2600 a month and the girl friend makes around $1800 a month as a day care teacher here
I bought 253 houses in Fort Wayne.
I've lived in Vegas 2x as I have family there. There are lower rents you just have to look around. Many don't advertise, they just place a sign in the window. If you see a building you like just pop into the leasing office, they will know if anyone is scheduled to move within the next few weeks or months. Also, if someone is looking to get out of their lease. Let them know exactly what you want. Do you want a quiter area away from kids, partiers etc. Do you want to be closer to the playgrounds if you have kids etc. Vegas is a 24/7 city so your car insurance is going to be high so include that in your budget.
@@agl5132 ask Trump for free medicare and free school tuition
I don’t like how they add the extra $300 fee. You’re right, just say it’s $1800.
It’s a lot but with the amenities and the fact that it covers Cox fiber optics internet is cool. Living here for 3 years, and it’s been nice but there are definitely a few kinks… not to mention management has changed more than 10 times over the past 2 years. We like it and the location is great!
@@MCHighLife It does seem like a nice place to live. The view of the Sphere makes it worth it to me lol 😂
Typical Vegas-like the hotel rooms for $20. Then $50 resort fee. Parking at, what, $30/day (if you drive. I don't, so don't quote me on that price). Plus at least Luxor has that $100 security fee, which you do get back if everything is good. But yeah just lump it all in.
Sadly becoming the norm, "community electric fee" "smart bundle" "parking pass"
They do this so that people with lower incomes can qualify, because typically you have to make 3x rent. So at $1,800, you’d need to make $5,400/mo. But if they say rent is $1,500, then you need only $4,500/mo income to qualify.
I bought a 2 bed, 2 bath townhome on Jones near Vegas Drive in September of 2023. I work at Red Rock Casino and needed a place closer to work and my location works out well. My mortgage is $1,550 with another $253 on top of that for HOA fees. After watching this video I think I got a good deal on the price of my townhome. I looked at renting for a few months before deciding to buy and the rent for 2 bedroom apartments at the time was between $1,800 and $2,200 depending on what part of town you're looking to live in. You don't have to be that close to the strip in order to find affordable rent but with the added costs, application fees, pet rent, etc, it can get unaffordable really fast to rent. Buying isn't much better with the cost of housing but if you don't need a lot of space then consider a condo or townhome. I paid $203,500 for mine and the mortgage isn't much more than the $1,600 that I had been paying at my last rental. I had to move because my landlord wanted to fix up the place and raise the rent substantially after we lived there for 11 years.
@@BREEZYM6015 A townhouse in and around Toronto is $995,000 and up with HOA fees of about $300 per month
Thanks for the info Breezy💪💪💪
@@trevorgwelch7412 Where I live in Markham Ontario new townhouses start around the 2 million dollar mark. Just west a few miles in Richmond Hill they start around the 2.5 million dollar mark.
HOA fees …
Fk. That 😢
This was fun and informative. Wish we could tour more places! Thanks Ryan and Joe
Thanks friend😃 Maybe I’ll tag a long when he goes and sees more👍
Love this, I ended up starting at the Copper Creek Apartments off of Silverado Ranch. My one bedroom is 1475, it the slightly nicer appliances, comes with a gym and such but never used it. I have view of the strip from some distance, but it nice to be away from the strip area. It was enough for me for the time being. I'll admit finding stuff in Vegas is rough as hell.
Great infI brother! See you when you get back to town 😃
Copper Creek is in a much better neighborhood than the properties showcased in this video!
@Tawny7 For sure, I had bad experience with the leaving of the place though. They dinged me for things that were from previous even though they were notified it was there before hand. Sucks but oh well, charged over 300 I think in the end.
@@jasonscherer2631 That's awful. I used to work in property management and made sure I did thorough walks before the people moved in and noted all "wear and tear" but I cared. Most people don't. I've worked with unethical landlords. Most are cheap and greedy and that is why I hate the business and quit that "profession " a long time ago.
That first apartment had me...all that for just $1599? You pay $2500-$3500 for the same apartment here on Oahu. The lobby is gorgeous, the amenities are off the chain, and that sky roof with view is just perfect for relaxing & entertaining. Hope Ryan was able to grabbed that apartment. I bet in a year it will not be available at that price.
Unfortunately, Ryan is still on the hunt for something more reasonable. Thanks for watching friend 😃
Vegas rents have tripled in just a few years. Crazy
Yes, but Vegas rents are still cheaper than LA.
Bur rent is still lower than Tampa. Fl. Studio or very small 1 bdrm NOT ON THE WATER costs at least $1800 per month+
@@sandraconwaythat's why LV rents will become LA rents in a year. You and your people keep moving here.
The High Line was very nice! Both places give you what you need, but High Line with the amenities you get would be the best value
That's like 5k here in LA
@@JoJo-gr1rp Good Heavens! Are you serious? I have no idea how anyone can afford to live in LA
Thanks for watching brother💪
Depends on the part of town. $1,500 won't get you much around Vegas. There are some condos/townhouses that go for $1,500 or lower.
Highline looks great, but I did more digging and reviews on it , and found issues. Read reviews and research.
Also the shopping options are trash… For that money there are better options in nicer parts of town.
ive been too all those places i was a delivery driver actually those arcade games at the howard hughs i delivered them those places are in the getto 😂😂
Yep. I provide a service there at highline and on many occasions our stuff was tampered with or just stolen. And it is not high value stuff, just people being geto.
That’s my first thought. Why pay that much and can’t even walk your dog around the neighborhood without dealing with the schizos 😂
We are considering Vegas as our new home. We are moving out of FL, and coming to check out Vegas next month. We don’t like wasting money on rent, but we are going to rent to take our time to get to know the area and then buy. TFS
this shitter is full...do not come here. FL is way better, and the people are way nicer in FL than this pit. west coasters are nasty and have a stab you in the front mentality.
Good luck on your search 🙌
Moving out of Florida is a great idea. But why make it a bad one by moving to Nevada?
Winter is slower and the best deals can be had then. Vegas get a lot of flak, but it is price-wise where Los Angeles was in the mid 90s, 30 years ago. With no natural disasters to really deal with - just a bit more heat than most of the rest of the U.S. for 3 months. Rent and then buy in in 2 years when the bubble has crashed ( and it will crash hard - typically 40-50% in a major recession ). $200K for a decent condo should be possible by then, and rates will be probably closer to 4%. ie - even I plan to rent for 1-2 more years as now you're wasting money and renting is worlds cheaper.
I hope you are not moving from Florida to Vegas for cheaper rent because Vegas has become very expensive almost the same as Florida and it’s only going up every month to be honest I would hate for you to make the moves and then in six months you’re paying more than you were where you are at I would really do my research!
I was saying what's the catch when I saw 1599 a month...nice apartment though ....almost quit my job and booked my flight Joe 😂😂😂
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My first thought too as a SoCal resident
Am in Alaska. 1700 a month plus fees for dogs and trash. Nothing like the high line. In Alaska you get slum conditions for the same price as the Highline. The difference is night and day. Crazy.
Sorry to hear friend 😢
Hawaiis the same and sometimes worse. 1bdrm needs 3x the rent for $2500 and up 😢
If I wanted to live in a hotel, I would. The huge common room at the Highline is overwhelming.
Wow what a great video ,I love the attention to detail and camera quality wow. Thank you so much for sharing this with us.
Thank you for the great compliments my friend 😃
living here in the midwest for some years but from the souf tired of this fkn cold weather every year I've been wanting to get to the west coast but Cali just too expensive been thinking AZ but never thought of Vegas. Not too bad for the Highline like you said wish they would've just included the total price. You should do more of these bro. it's good to see what's out that way and whats affordable. keep up the good work
Thanks for watching! I have another apartment video coming out next month🙌
These prices are the exact same in Minneapolis suburbs, Vegas apparently isnt as high as the media says.
typical they have a good rental rate but they saturate you in fees. Like the resort fees they add to the room on the strip
Your hard work and dedication shine through. 💪
Thanks so much!!!
Give me a basic apartment, none of all those fancy frills I'd never use anyway. Just as long as there is a dedicated parking space.
The best in the city that I know of, just at $1500 a month, is the Paramount in Silverado Ranch. Safe, gated, and no nonsense. But, yes, $1500.
At the end of the day, all you really need from an apartment or house is a place to sleep, shower, change clothes and cook and eat a few meals, everything else is a bonus which is a waste if you're only at home for one or two hours a day outside your sleeping hours.
These two joints are but dumps. Should have taken the newbie to some of the classic bldgs in town, like to the 22-story high-rise, the Mark One Tower at 1020 East Desert Inn Road at Maryland Parkway. Stunning views to the fabulous Las Vegas Country Club, Regency Towers, and the Strip. That 22 story bldg went online in 1975, and yet it is far nicer today than these new corporate low and mi-rise rip-offs. I paid $260 a month, and that incldued all electric, all AC as well.
I almost moved in to Mark One, which looked awesome, a few years ago. At the time, reviews were saying they had some type of rat infestation.
that first 1 bed apt was very nice. Heck, you can rent a studio for $1599 in the greater Seattle area
Our cousin stays 6 months in Vegas. The Tahiti village is renting him a place for 200$ a week, since his time share ran out. He did make a deal & he raves about it.
$200 a week in Vegas is a no brainer…lol😂👍‼️
@@petrobull2560I'm going to ask can I rent while on vacation I'm wanting to move
bro this felt like an episode of apt hunters las vegas edition! you just needed a third option, then the final decision would have been really spicy
Hahahaha!!! Thanks for that😊
I would love to move to Vegas, but I'm on a fixed, retiree income and rent increases scare the heck out of me.
Great video brother!!! Love the honest input and perspectives!!!
Thanks HOMIE!!! I appreciate you watching 😃
The cover picture for my channel was taken from the top floor corner balcony of the Wells Fargo building you're standing in front of. Great video bro.
I memer you tell me that back in the day 👍
Paradise and Twain..... They should pay YOU to live there. That is a nasty area. I doubt their security is what it needs to be in that area since I did not see barbed wire and guard towers. The place looks nice enough, but that is not the issue. I live in a nice area in a nice 2 bedroom apt for a bit under 1800. I am 15 minutes form the strip. In a crap neighborhood like that one, a 1 bedroom apartment should probably be about 1300 or a bit less when you consider what I am paying and where I live for a 2 bdrm.
All in all, I think both these places are overpriced for the area. Put them in Henderson or even Rainbow and Tropicana and the prices would make a lot more sense.
Going East of Jones is now getting a bit dicey when it comes to living in a decent neighborhood. I lived at Lindell and Trop (one major cross street east of Jones). It was OK, but the neighborhood to the immediate east, say Decatur and Trop was not good and there were lots of shady looking folks that did not seem like they really had anywhere to go or be,
The only truly secure place in the area is The Rays, which does have security and guards, 24/7. But even then, you DRIVE everywhere. You don't even walk 2 blocks to the university or across the street to the Target.
2008-2012 I had a beautiful one bedroom in summerlin for $700 month with 2 car garage. I loved it. Walk in closet, vaulted ceilings, large shower tub, and balcony viewing Vegas. Miss that place.
Sounds AWESOME friend 😃
same place would cost you $2700 a month now
@@SinCityDeliveries I was only making $600-$800 a week. I wouldn’t be able to afford it. Sure do miss that simple life though.
Rented a brand new luxury flat on the 7th floor with floor to ceiling window walls in a highrise bldg for $260 a month. View was onto the L.V. Country Club, Regency Towers, L.V. Hilton Hotel. Rent included all ameniities including 24-hour pool and jaccuzi. Also included garage parking and air conditrioning, all electric was included! For $260 a month. Yeah, that was a few years back, I admit. Check it out today: Mark One Apartments Tower, 1020 East Desert Inn Road, near Maryland Pkwy.
Moved to Vegas from Mesa Az in March 2024 i went on hotpads and found an owner in Paradise between Eastern & Maryland pkwy 2bd 2 ba $1400 washer/dryer in the unit no extra fees im renting from the owner of the condo. Nice quiet complex no complaints here...
What is hotpads, friend?
Please more videos like this one!
I got another apartment video coming next month 💪
Thanks for the video Joe. I enjoyed watching.
Glad you enjoyed it, friend 😃
Specials are only good for your first lease period. After that they jack up your rent ridiculously. All the common areas close after 6pm. Which you wouldn’t be able to use anytime anyway. Because they’re only for show. Same with the gym. No choice internet WiFi only. The closer to the strip, the more hassles you’ll get from management. All these newer buildings are the same as described. If you’re looking in Vegas, further west you go the better. Always read the property’s reviews. It’ll save you a lot of headaches and good luck!
Thanks for the tips, Strider💪
Hey it's Tom from Chicago I met you twice in November and st.patricks day loved the video great information keep doing what you do you have a amazing channel look forward to meeting you again
Hey bro!!! Thanks for stopping by💪
Great video, and just like the hotel rooms, there are hidden costs. I hope Ryan lets us tag along in his quest!
I was thinking the SAME, Amy. Resort fees 🤦🏻♂️
Great video, Joe. There are other options if he's not locked in 2 living near the strip...but I get being sold on paying more - if he wants those amenities & are going to use them. Love ur editing. 😊
Thanks so much Sarah!!!😊
Love that first part, great neighborhood, car getting repo!
Wow, quite the difference in style and size of apartments for almost the same price... sort of.... definitely the High Line is more bang for the buck! Great work Joe and best of luck to your buddy on getting settled in!
Thanks Brian! He really liked the High Line but the search for something more reasonable is still on.
1st apartment was nine but why is the pantry larger than the bedroom closet.
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Highline and those like it are a $ pit. Nickle and dime you to death. They do this to draw people in thinking it's only $1500 but soon ching ching ching. Plus they do this because you'll find that those small "extras: keep increasing. But I do have to say the location is fantastic of the Highline. That huge globe at night is amazing.
The highline changed their names. They are so nice! But they also have their problems according to my friend that stays there. But definitely great value.
Thanks for the info my friend 😃
That place was originally built by elysian. they have invested way over a billion dollars in new properties all over vegas. I met someone who works in that industry and I was told that Elysian builds properties and in short order sells them off, hence the new names.
I have a 2bd in north summerlin, $1695 plus a bunch of extra fees. They don't keep the amenities up at all, but it's a nice area. If i didn't have kids, that first one was dope!! I see $1412 studio on the website. You can find much lower if you want a shit area.
I love my apartment here at the High Line the only negative is when the Sphere has events the traffic is terrible especially F1 Event.
Great point friend 👍
I remember when I first moved to Vegas in 2002 my first apartment was at Blue Angel motel the struggle was real but wouldn't change it for the world
Glad things turned out for you friend 💪
You have a good vibe brotherman and subscribed and liked your channel within 10 seconds. And have no intention to moving to Vegas. I got married in Vegas so both good and bad memories😎
Thanks my friend, you ROCK!!!! 🤘
$1,500 a month where I live in Canada would get you the elevator in the apartment to live in. A tent in a backyard rents for anywhere from $1,000 to $1,750 a month in Canada.
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FYI-
There are no Rent Control Laws in Nevada. Often, these apartment complexes will advertise low rents for new tenants to attract them, get them to sign a one-year lease, and move in. But when the first year of the lease expires, the rent gets increased anywhere from
$100-$300 a month. Sometimes more. These apartment complexes are willing to take a hit the first year of a lease. They are banking on the fact that many people find it difficult and stressful to look for another apartment and move all their furniture and belongings again in such a short period and, therefore, wind up biting the bullet and signing a new lease. But remember, when year 2 of the lease expires, prepare for another significant rent increase. What starts as a great experience becomes extremely stressful because one never knows how much their rent will increase year after year.
Nevada- The U-Haul State!
Even back in the mid-1970s, when I lived there, Vega$$$$$ was notorious for people MOVING OUT under the cover of the night. I never once saw anyone moving IN to my complex at night, But lots of move-outs at night.
True, which is why you rotate to off-season. If your lease is in Feb, for instance, you'll be on the down-side of the economic equation for the next few years as opposed to the august/may periods when the rents are all higher due to increased student rentals. Mine is up about then and I will be able to have my pick of most of the nicer places for $1200 a month, most likely. the downside is you have to live light until you get your own home - and just move every year.
Thank you. The future concern is how will rents and home prices look when that Brightline West train is completed in four years and getting to and from CA and LV is just a hop on the train away. But that's another story and video.
@@loum.2864 I don't think it will affect Vegas at all. It WILL create a new city at the border, whatever it is eventually called, with probably 500K+ people, though. Like how Orange County is to Los Angeles.
So you live light and plan to move every year. I can move my entire 2 bedroom life in 48 hours.
It's interesting how come no residents are at the pool or tennis court are there rules when you can use them
It was a 115 degree day when we went looking 🤣🤣🤣
Awesome video Joe! Rent is always on the up for sure.
Nice video, I didn't know rents were that reasonable there. I wonder what senior apartments are going for, I live in the L.A. area, where rents are just too high for retired people. Thanks.
You should be in a subsidized senior housing. They are all over California unless you rich.
Those add on fees are commonplace here in Vegas regardless of the price budget range. Highline looked nice but that neighborhood will be gridlocked during Sphere events a bit hard to get in and out. Don't forget you need a 700 plus credit score for one of those places too.
The first apt was really nice. At first I thought what a steal at 1599.00. But than adding 300 for extras really made it more. Amenities were really good but in reality would you use them all. Something to think about
That’s a really good thing to think about.
Hmm. I would have opted for the second one. Js, idk, as I get older I’m more peace prone. Joe said it was quoted that the high line so there’s that. I don’t need all the bells and whistles. 🤷🏾♀️
That first place would be about $3800 a month where a live, I would take that in a snap! They make the payments separate because of taxes, maintenance fees versus rental income.
@@Love-bo3df where you live? Toronto
That's pretty nice for what they want to charge I was expecting it to be more.
If you can afford it, they are NICE properties 😃
This apartment would only be between $700-$900 here in Oklahoma. My last townhouse was a 3 bed, 2 bath with pool, gym, clubhouse etc and in a great part of town and it was only $850 a month. I couldnt ever imagine paying $1,500 a month anywhere. We do have apartments, condos and townhouses here that are executive style that $3,000 to $5,000 a month. But those are near downtown and they are mostly housed by business executives and "rich" people.
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Wow $1600 for that 1 bed apartment seems so nice. Any new 1 bed apt with a third of these amenities charges $3-3.5K in southern California. About ready to pack my bags haha
Thank you for sharing. I figure it is too good to be True. After adding $300 is the real price of this place. But it is still very Nice.
I work at Resorts World it would work for me. I agree no car payment needed or insurance. I would e scooter in to my job or even walk I like the Highline❤ Thanks Joe good video!
Now that sounds awesome! During the not so hot months, I would love to ride my e-bike to work.
I pay $1160.00 for a 2 bed 2 bath on N. Nellis Blvd. Been here 27 years.
How many times you been violently attacked?
Robbed?
Or your sht vandalized?
Nellis area is bad, I used to live on the base in the 90's. If you are a man by yourself though, you can do it, hopefully you have not yet been jumped/ robbed. It was a bad area back then.
@@weeknders i would not live in that area i got robed two times bad area
@GRABSTOCK I live on west side. Way west. Car broken into 2x.
It's everywhere.
@@weeknders Yes, it is so bad here now.
The highline apartments boast modern charm, blending sophistication with comfort through stylish design and luxurious amenities
Great explanation Ron 👍
It's sort of in the get-O, though.
Man, I moved to Vegas in 2013 and was able to rent a place on Green Valley Prkwy for 800 a month! Over 800 sqft with golf course views! Can’t believe what you get now for 1500!
I would agree with put everything in up front... but that $300 gets you quite a bit. Plus the amenities, apartment, and location definitely justifies the spend! High Line FTW🥃
"High Line" Apts is considered to be in one of thre iffiest places in tow,n next to Freemont Street area D-town.
Is air conditioning included and do you have to pay for electricity? Cause electricity can be 400 or 5oo hundred a month in the summertime
You’d have to pay for your own power.
What are the qualifications - credentials for these apartments?
Thats about what I pay now, but I’d move to Vegas first without a job or just self employ myself first.
Pass the credit check and background check and make a certain percentage of income more than the rent.
What's up Joe, great 😃👍 video. The HighLine should be called the Grand High Line, it was more grander then the Las Vegas Grand.😂😂😂😂
Great video as I have been a resident of Las Vegas for over 13 years now and the rents are comparable to California!!!!!
I know, the prices just keep going up 🥺
Great job Joe! I love the first apartment complex..Beautiful!
Thanks so much, glad you liked it, Deb.
First joint: "High Line' at Paradise and Twain. Common areas are fine. Apartment itself is pretty much crapola. Man, they could not even put a $20 pedestal under those huge washing and drying machines. In the kitchen, you also have to bend way down to use the oven, yuck! There does not seem to be a "back patio" in this flat. You meant to say a small balcony, perhaps? As for the sky-high rental price, the assorted "extra $300" rip-off charges immediately show you that you are not in any Normal City, USA anymore -- but in frigging Vega$$$$$. Second joint: "Las Vegas Grand", East Flamingo at Paradise. Now the Vega$$$$$ nightmare show really commences. They have the audacity of making a 587 square foot hole in the wall -- and calling it a one-bedroom with one bath? My, my. How big is a STUDIO or EFFICIENCY in Vegastown today? 300 square foot? At 7:28, you can see "The Wimbledon". A classy condo/rental bldg from the mid-1970s. Much better than these newer corporate stables.
Thanks for the info!!!
The first apartment by the sphere was the best one. You get what you pay for.
It definitely had the best amenities 😃
Great video as always Joe, wish I can have my own apartment there lol, vegas my favouraite place, hoping to come back sooner or later if i find a great deal
Maybe one day!😃
@@StraightOuttaVegas Definatly, i have done in the past so im sure it will happen again lol
Wish you would do a video on the Rays
Is that an apartment complex?
@@StraightOuttaVegas Yes its over by the Sphere
Finding a place in Vegas on a budget can be tough, but it looks like Ryan's got some good options close to the Strip.
😮this couldn’t have come at a better time. I’ve been looking 👀 thanks Joe!!!
That’s AWESOME friend! Glad to be of some type of help 😃
Great video. That first.
One was amazing and beautiful
Thanks for watching friend 😊
Good stuff Joe, See ya'll later in June while I'm out there for two weeks. Thumbs up from the Card Shop in Bastrop, Louisiana!
Sounds good bro!
Whats the song playing at 3:00?
Darude - Sandstorm
I live in an amazing 1 bedroom, gated with a really nice gym, two pools in a good area for $1350 here in Vegas. Also includes sewer, trash and water
Sounds great friend!
I'm moving to vegas in about 2 weeks.
Can you please give me some places like yours where I can stay?
Extended stay hotels or home 2 suites hotels as well if you know any?
Hey Joe! Great video good info. I like what Las Vegas has to offer
Glad you enjoyed the video, homie 💪
I can’t get past the Highline having the microwave on the counter lol. Is he still looking?
He still is Kim, it was just above his budget.
awesome video Joe!
Hey Joe, Happy Sunday to you good buddie.
Hey Bill!!! Great to see you friend!
Awesome video! Thanks guys.
Both over budget?
Thanks can u talk to use so we can work not uave to read screen
Gotcha, It was just so much info I figured I could put it up on the screen and people could just pause to read it🤷
Thanks for the video Joe. 😊
You bet!
I appreciate this video. Question what about gas and /or electricity ??? for the Highline Apts. Didn’t see that unless it’s included in one of the prices you listed. Amazing how $1599 is now $1700. Regardless awesome video. Thank you. 👍🏾
It's not included, with the summer here, electricity is running us around 100 per month and gas is around 60.
@@kimwarner1681 Thank you
@@chinajo555 you're welcome
Thanks for watching ChinaJo and Thanks for answering Kim Warner!!!
@@StraightOuttaVegas you’re welcome!
That’s a good deal these days but the problem is they’ll jack the rent up every year until it’s unaffordable.
Very true friend ☹️
If you want luxury get ready to pay up.we paid 2,000 for one bedroom at the elysian in summerlin We enjoyed are stay
did you have a problem with people/ homeless wandering around the hallways, trying door handles? I read some bad reviews, we were looking at that one before we found this place. The reviews turned me off , did you experience that? The Red Rock one said the same thing, homeless wandering around the hallways, got in somehow and they were trying the door handles of people's apartments. You are right, we have a 3 bedroom for the xtra room and it is crazy , it's getting like California.
Keep in mind next year they may raise the monthly amount by $ 250 so just because it is X X X price monthly now doe not mean it will be tomorrow.
Truth!
NOT ENOUGH CLOSETS. IT WAS DONE CHEAPLY BUT THEY ARE STILL ASKING FOR A LOT OF MONEY. NO WAY. KEEP LOOKING.
Thanks for the Info Joe👍👍👍👍👍
Great job covering detail and music choice.
Thank you very much!
Thank you for sharing.😊
Great job Joe, love your vlogs.
Thanks my friend 😊
Any 55+ senior discount living ❓❓❓
When you turn 55 it becomes much cheaper
I’ve seen some around town.