It Begins… Modern Tiny-Homes are Invading NYC
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- These modern tiny-homes are cool, but are they changing this classic NYC neighborhood?
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Cash seems to have a unique definition of "tiny house".
He should go to Japan lol
All of Cash's titles are clickbait, but we're used to it.
My thought exactly.
1.6 million :-)
I did notice he's been exaggerating his titles lately. Like this "tiny house," how he says an apartment is illegal but it wasn't (it just looks illegal because it's small I guess), or apartments under $1000, but in the video he said you need 3 more roommates for the price, etc. I like his videos for the mini documentaries on New York City, though!
Wow over a million dollars to buy a regular three-bedroom apartment. It is so unaffordable there.
Location... This isn't small town America.
@@Countcho It is a crazy, crowded city. I don't see why it should be so unaffordable.
@@Babu-kr3cr supply demand everyone wants to live there but theres not enough homes so landlords can raise rents as much as they want because they know as soon someone moves out someone else will instantly move in.
I’m in San Jose, California. Costs are the same here….it insane!
1.6 Mill for a fancy cardboard box.. Wow NYC
a box??? how delusional r u? ppl in europe livein 1 bedroom w 5 family memebrs))
@@Trylica😂 this isn't Europe that's the point
They did a lovely job of staging the apartment . It really compliments the space .
It's all institutional gray and white. Like a hospital or a jail.
@@inconceivableabysses That's fine because your stuff has color and you will have way too much of your stuff in there ere long.
World economic forum you will own nothing and be happy. The plan moving forward. WTFU
Very elegant with bells and whistles. And very much beyond the price range of most of us.
And now you see why NY is losing people?
@@faheemabbas3965good ol gentrification
@@faheemabbas3965 yes in NYC you get lower-middle clas lifestyle for upperclass money😅
Fit of that furniture is very average, see a lot of gaps and imperfections.
1.6m for a 3 bed2 bath APARTMENT is insane... And what happens if it gets infested with roaches or bed bugs or your neighbors are loud and a pain in the ass?
That’s not a “tiny house,” that is just a run-of-the-mill nice condo.
I swear people in new york city have no idea what luxury is.
Pay 1.6 million for a 3bed 2 bath condo. Insane
It really makes me appreciate the cost of living in the Midwest. Who needs convenience when everything is delivered anyway, and you can buy actual houses for a tiny fraction of the price of these concrete boxes.
You have to be born in NY to want to stay there. They wouldn't survive in the boring Mid-West.
More places should be walkable and convenient like NY, so that less people want to move here in the first place 😂
Philly is extremely walkable and incredibly affordable, but the wages are pretty low compared to NYC
@@beanpasteposts - That's the market aspect that nobody wants to mention. These places, despite being cheaper to build and operate, have extravagant prices because there aren't enough of them to go around. You don't solve shortage-induced price gouging by further constricting the supply. You build enough to satiate the demand.
@@beanpasteposts even a place like Chicago has great value compared to NYC. NYC housing is a racket.
I remember a friend of mine bought a condo in the East Village on 4th street for $50,000. I thought he was crazy to commit to so much money for a stupid apartment. This would have been about 1980.
Did it have hot water?
@@richardhaas39
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I'm jealous of your friend, ngl
If that is a "tiny" apartment then i live in a literal shoebox
Cash Jordan's videos make me feel like i'm actually living in NYC. Lol
I love this home. It’s roomy, bright, cozy and I love the terraces. Absolutely gorgeous!
Your upload consistency is unmatched
Wow! For almost the same price 20 years ago, we bought a gated community 5500 square feet,4 bedroom,3 1/2 bathroom,2 car garage ,heated pool house with ocean view from the top floor,in Pacific Highlands(adjacent to Pacific Palisades,Los Angeles). These prices are just insane right now.
New York LA and the Bay Area are the most expensive areas in the country. You can save a lot of money by moving to Fargo or Little Rock 😂
@@scott-mercer except then you have to live in Fargo or Little Rock 🤣
@@scott-mercer I don't think most people would give up an opportunity in a city like NY or LA to live in North Dakota lmao
@@genosreviews252due to the crime.. they’d move if given the opportunity. Lol m m
this apartment looks like just the right amount of space that a family or some roommates need! I love it so much! its spacious but still cozy
But not the price…knock off 1mil and I am there!
This seems to be the best value I have seen in recent weeks, given its location. It looks like about 800 square feet (hard to judge when filmed from a wide-angle lens)-not exactly tiny. The view is okay, better than staring at a wall seen in other videos.
3 BRs, a utility room, and a whole floor? This is probably closer to 1000 sq ft.
800 sq ft is tiny to most Americans as their average house size is 3x that
It's 1171 sq ft - see 3:57
It has 3 bed, 2 bath, a proper living room and a laundry closet. All of that would be way too cramped in 800 sqft.
People must really love living in new york, because rent and real estate prices are outrageous, my daughter wants to go to school there. I refuse to pay for her apartment at thoes prices
School? College? Waste of money.
My son was young, just out of college and he was working in New York for the United Nations. He was working on a project contracted by his company. The company paid all his expenses! He was the expert on the project, United Nations was complaining about having to pay ,someone so young. A year later, they tried to hire him directly away from his company. Was not worth it for him if he had to pay his own expenses.
Same price as a proper castle in France with land
the neighborhood is so beautiful and picturesque, so cozy
Yeah they gentrified the ever living shit out of it lol.
whats gentrified@@MelGibsonFan
Gentrification sucks
@@MelGibsonFan if you knew Williamsburg like I did back in the 80s you wouldn’t be saying that Williamsburg use to be a hell hole! But Unfortunately it sucks now for low income people that can’t enjoy the gentrification.
My family is from Williamsburg, yes I know it was a ghetto ass shit hole back then lol.@@Allenryan819
This makes me want to make a video of the comparative mansion you can buy elsewhere for less than 20% of that nonsense. 😂😂
Was there a miniature house hidden in this big apartment? Because I didn’t see any tiny home in this video.
The mafia controlled warehouses... 😂😂😂 OH man, your neighborhoods' descriptions are hilarious. 😂😂
Cash, you've just earned a SUB from me, bro! I'm a Canadian and I love watching your videos about NYC. You provide such a realistic and truthful display of the city. It's very sobering but necessary for everyone to watch and learn about NYC! Thank you for such a great channel!! :)
I'm all for energy efficient, modern, clean and well designed new apartments that don't cost $5000 a month to rent.
Love your videos. I can't believe thapeople actually live that way and pay those prices. There is nothing that is in NYC that would make me live that way. Ya'll be crazy.
I’m driving myself crazy trying to find a place with these prices 😅
There is nothing in Dallas that would make me want to live there either. Hope you like it though.
i lived in Dallas, it was quite miserable. I live in Santa Fe, NM now. Much better.
Exactly. We bought a pretty decent house in nowhere Ohio two years ago. Today the Zestimate is still under $60k. And there's an actual yard, with a garage, and you know, house stuff. So what nothing is convenient, Amazon and Walmart deliver everything anyway. Big cities are great, but I like trees.
@@thetikitownSanta Fe is gorgeous.
I've been watching you for a few years now. I see how your channel is growing strong. I like the variety of content. One your most recent videos got over a million views! Congratulations.
Great video as always. And I’m starting to love your sense of humor. Keep it up!
Cash is a god! He is so funny and entertaining.
1.6 mil for a 3/1.5 condo. I do not understand why anyone would pay that to be in the city. I could never afford it.
New York prices are just ridiculous
The mental gymnastics NYers use to justify spending that much to live in such a confined area is absolutely absurd. People genuinely have more money than sense.
New Yorkers have been living in "apartment homes" for centuries.
There's absolutely an urgency for NYC to upzone neighborhoods in BK and Queens to build up capacity. Send those tax money to MTA and have them build the streetcars urgently needed for a modern urban environment. Heck, let them acquire land adjacent to transit stations and build TOD projects on top.
I started watching Cash 3 years ago when he had 60k followers.. I loved him back then and still do. Congrats Cash on your growing success - well deserved... If I was rich, I would love this apartment.
Mmph... $1.625M for a fourth-floor walk-up? At that price point I would look for something with a bit more character (interior & exterior) and with an elevator. BUT... this is nice. I liked the sizing of the balconies, the closet & storage space, and surprisingly... even the food preparation area. Besides the room sizes (which are good) it's about finding the appropriate size furnishings for a space. However, while this is nice (and I do like it), I'd keep looking.
Hello darling! While I agree with the 1st half of your review I really didn't like the place at all. They tried to make it look expensive but fell short IMHO. & how have you been? You know I refuse to watch the other things he's trying to put out
@@MamaCarola1 Ma Cherie! I am well and I hope that you are too! We are in accord about his "other" fare. However, I did fall off the wagon this morning and viewed the one about stores leaving. It just confirmed my decision NOT to watch those. "crime, crime, crime, FOX, FOX, FOX" and then in the middle of the propaganda (almost near its end) he decides to "mention" the outlandish rents that Landlords want for commercial spaces? Boy, please... $1.6M definitely didn't sit well with me--and then have to walk up 4 flights of stairs? They're kidding. But I thought it was nice and I would keep looking.
@sinash we all know that the end of the year is probably the worst in terms of moving & what's available. But he has turned in2 a ho for clicks & likes. I don't see any of the RE people, including those who he's collabed with so the other kind of videos. If there's nothing to show then don't do a video. Wonder how his other collaborators feel about that content. If he continues to go more & more down that rabbit hole I'll be more & more out of this channel.
I loved this one! :)
I live in a similar sized older place in tropical Brazil. Maybe I'll try to emulate that kitchen.
Cash, with your growing family, you need a place like this - you all will be happier having your own spaces and opportunities to have quite moments in a busy city.
Come on guys its only like 1.6 mil for a tiny house. COMEONNNN
It's refreshing to watch your honest fun sometimes sarcastic in a great way videos Cash. Keep up the awesome job! Toronto is getting close to those crazy prices.
I have relatives in Toronto. The cost of living is crazy!
I used to live in NYC, I left in ‘88 and I used to go to McCarren Pool in the late ‘70’s. It’s nice to see that McCarren Pool is still open.
Cash- beautiful pad. Loved the layout. Gotta say it’s a pretty good price for the area. Especially since it’s a new building.
Great energy today. You made me laugh several times. Thanks for that.😃
Keep going!☮️👏👏👏👏
Show this to someone in Tokyo and they would faceslap at the idea that this is "tiny".
or anywhere else but USA
@@ramiroini9504 We have small apartments/homes, like the 400 sq ft apartments. Idk why he calls this tiny I agree it's not
"A ton of kitchen going on here". My kitchen area would take up half of that apartment and I would consider mine average size but I don't live in an overcrowded city. Perception is what you are used to.
I’d live in it but my wallet says no😅
New York is becoming more Japanized. 😅😅😅
Cash...good to see you back in your natural element...keep up the housing reviews and motivate me to move into the city...❤
Good luck with that
@@BlueberryFundip life is like a box of chocolates...or a highway...take your pick...:)
Seeing dystopian housing prices actually makes you want to move here? No wonder all the implants that are in Williamsburg are universally hated around the city. You're directly contributing to making it harder for people to live in their home city.
@@BxIowaIrelandSwAg its a big city...with many options..cash is doing the internet a favor with his reviews..notes and observations of the places he looks at with his realtor network of friends...
@@BxIowaIrelandSwAgchange is inevitable, so adapt or dye?
It’s beautiful… but for $1.625 mill they should have put drawers in the lower part of the kitchen instead of cabinets. Cabinets are too hard to access and stuff just gets lost in the back.
Edit: Cash, he is a tortoise and he’s adorable and I would love to sit on the balcony and watch him every evening. 🐢
The comedy alone keeps us watching hilarious
Cash I love the music you choose to go with your videos and I really like that apartment.
You know if I cut back on the avocado toast and star bucks this is definitely an attainable and affordable condo.
I lived in Tokyo for a while and this is a lot bigger than the single-room "mansion" (that's what the locals call it) I was living in.
They're interesting, but if I were going to spend that kind of money, my preference would be for an impeccably restored prewar classic six.
New construction is the way to go. Newest materials and technologies for pipes, water heater, hvac, water, garbage disposal, electrical. Old buildings, even restored, will have decades of age related problems just waiting to happen.
This should be pinned so everyone knows. Here's how big to be considered a Tiny Home, House, etc.
Cash either doesn't know or more likely he's doing clickbait...
- For almost the past hundred years in the US, the average housing size for a normal family was 1,780 sq ft on average.
- This doubled in 2007 when most people started building homes as big as 2,662 sq ft on average.
- The Tiny house movement was started in the 70s but got momentum in the 80s.
- On average, tiny houses are roughly around 80 to 400 sq ft. These I believe are mostly and legally mobile tiny homes/rv style, etc. needing a plot of land.
A small apartment is NOT considered a Tiny whatever.
This one in Cash's video is almost 1200sq feet. NOT a Tiny Home.
- Average apartment size in NYC since about the 2000 has been almost 900 sq feet.
- Legal sized apartment is 400sq ft minimum BUT if it's a new development, or build the city changed the law around '07 or so to 150sq ft of a new and/or renovated apartment, but separately it must have a full kitchen within unit (Fridge, sink, stove with vent above and cabinets) and separate bathroom in unit (sink, toilet, shower).
ALL must be in unit to be a legal apartment.
If it has one bedroom, minimum size of bedroom is 80sq ft with at least one window and a closet.
No window = no bedroom. It's for fire egress. Same with vent. For fire safety.
I have no words for the price except its unbelivable for a couple of stones.
Very cool place, Cash. You do a fabulous job on your channel!
A very interesting definition of tiny houses in the same way that affordable housing is defined. Totally removed from reality.
1.6 is crazy for this. For less money you can get a 3 bedroom in lower Manhattan
Buy it ! You need the space and with the rents there you might as well buy. It's gorgeous ❤
Thanks for taking me along.
Watching from Texas!
Love the tours, as always… just too small and too expensive for this Southerner. 💸💸💸
Clean and functional rather than modernized would equal affordable...Greedy developers are choaking NYC to death..literally
This is Capitalism. I'm not saying it's fair, but that's the economic system of this country.
Given the prices we've seen in recent years, this seems to be on the mark. It's just not my mark - or most people's for that matter. But that aside, it's a beautiful little apartment, with everything you could ask for. It'd be perfect for you Cash! Each of the girls with their own bedroom, and a lovely suite for you and your beautiful bride. I have a question Cash: Do you still have your real estate company, or are you full time on your channel? With the quality of the videos you show, and especially with the new social commentary branch, I can't imagine you'd have any time for anything else other than your family. But - yes - it's a great little apartment. Perfect for just about anyone.
Showing homes the 1% can only afford
Love the content man just found you but have been binging the vids
This is Gonna b so Good CJ🔥🔥🔥👍n Happy Tuesday😀….
I was thinking the same Cash, You should "just buy this place and move your family in here" Great Idea!
Thank you for sharing your tour. And Happy Thanksgiving to you Nd your family. I hope you are able to go to the Thanksgiving Parade for today!!😊
Beautiful place! Blessed is the person/family who can live there.
Aren’t cities supposed to be historically convenient, why leave your hometown if you gonna struggle to afford living in a box.
The keywords are "supposed to be" cities haven't been good for living in without a massive income for a while a now.
Your content is very cool! Thanks!
You’re so funny! 😂 I really enjoyed watching your video. Great job! 😃👍
This is perfect for you and your family. Seriously. 😊
I finally Subscibed cus I like the way you express to explain stuff and your videos always interesting to watch.
I like that he’s doing something different but still talking bout real estate
Cash, I wish you and your absolutely lovely family a wonderful Thanksgiving.
I Love it!! Thanks!!
Love your videos 📹, great job 👏. ❤. Hi from Calgary, Canada 🇨🇦
That building in the background as 0.14 looks interesting.
New Yorkers will live in anything just so they can say they live in New York. This is America, this country is too big for me to restrict myself to a shoebox.
Will literally live a broom closet for 3500
You got a point.
Meh. People tend to live in New York either because they grew up there or because they work in certain careers. For some jobs it's almost impossible to not spend some time living in NYC.
You've obviously never been to New York. This isn't "tiny" by anyone's standards, other than multimillionaires. This is crazy spacious compared to normal, middle class apartment homes in the city.
@@MosDaft Oh, I've been to New York once in 2019, and I'll never return 😂😂😂. I rented an air bnb in New Jersey and took a bus into New York on day 1. First thing that greeted me when the bus parked at the stop was a homeless female peeing standing right there on the wall. Nobody saw that as weird and they kept walking on. I was shocked. Next I saw was hordes of people walking up and down every single street. I saw tons of smelling trash bags on sidewalks with garbage spilling out of them. Everywhere looked dirty, old, and smelly. The metal grates on the sidewalk floors vented hot carbon monoxide from the subway system and the smell sickened me. Next was Times Square. The entire Times Square was crowded with people with hardly any place to walk or stand. Most restaurants had a waiting time of an hour or more. I vowed never to return to that smelly, crowded city unless I have good reason to do so.
It would be cool if you did a brief run down of the where a potential buyer/renter might work when you visit these places. I.e. What are the closest tech companies, etc. I love your videos. Just found your channel.
Or even a ETA to the most common tech companies in the various areas, I.e. “30 minute ride on _ train to Google” or “10 minute ride on the bus to ___ tech company”. Maybe you get what I’m saying…
What is meant by "tech companies" and why is that important?
@eattherich9215
That's the only way you're affording them
This place would be by the "L" train which goes to Union Square where you can transfer to a train to take you to Google or Facebook. Someone living in Manhattan might be able to get to work without changing trains. Someone in Williamsburg would have to change trains. This is as convenient as anyplace. Too bad Kellogg's Diner went bankrupt. Technion is at the southern tip of Roosevelt Island. Take the "G" north.
YOU must be from down south between you have no clue about new York. You make more money in new York because ALL THE TOP JOBS THAT PAY THE HIGHEST ARE IN NEW YORK CITY...DAAAAAGH!!!!! A RECEPTIONIST IN NEW YORK CAN MAKE XLOSE TO 100K A YEAR....DOWN SOUTH A RECEPTIONIST WOULD MAKE HALF!!!!!!To everyone who did not get the memo: New York prices are highest in the world because everyone in the world wants to live here after they achieve their financial dreams. If every rich professional in the world wanted to come to one place, what the hell do you think that does to REAL ESTATE prices????? Go down!...daaaaaagh THE REAL ESTATE PRICES KEEP SKYROCKETING. Thus a dog house sized apartment in new York goes for Millions...so keep your crappy 'living elsewhere is cheaper" comments to yourself if you don't understand BASIC REAL ESTATE SCENEREOS. SMH....Midwest is cheaper...daaaaaagh we all know that!!!!..and fyi...that apartment WILL SELL FOR DOUBLE IN 5-10 YEARS EASILY. OH! but new york crime is increasing and the value will go down as crime gets worst....BS!....keeps going up.. because people forget THE WORLDS RICHEST WANTS TO LIVE IN NEW YORK Because NEW YORK WILL ALWAYS BE THE BEST #1 CITY IN THE WORLD❤❤❤❤NOTHING COMPARES TO New YORK.....NOTHING!!!!!
Beautiful place and nicely staged, but where do the real people have a chance of living in NYC? Couldn't pay me enough to live there.
as nice of a place this is.... the price is ridiculous. this is insane. I cant believe it
wat was price
Gotta love Brooklyn. This is almost like a modern Brownstone. Would love you see you review other stuff as well
This is one of the nicest apartments you've shown, Cash!
Lovely view of that eyesore building at 3:34 in the background.
I think the door handles are nice and matching the style of the house.
If the purchase price is manageable, I would say buy it, definitely. Thank you for the video!
What a great apartment. I'd be happy to live there. I suppose the price is what is now the normal for the neighbourhood. Thanks Cash. PS. It would make a great home for you and your family.
The clickbait got me. Totally not a tiny house.
This seems fairly normal for NYC.
Good video as usual. Keep cranking out the content and go get some Dunkin Donuts
If that is tiny, you should see the flats for rent you get over on Spain 😅Just that one is twice bigger than mine!
Cash, I gotta call you out! That’s a Mandalorian symbol on the jeep. To be fair, they are mercenaries, but firstly they’re Mandalorians.
There's no such thing as tiny housing. Not in New York and if it was tiny house in new york, it will be very, very expensive. It's worth going to the countryside like I do I live a real ?
Hey @Cashjordan: Can you go close up on the apartments shown in the background at time stamp 3:36? They look futuristic.
BTW Like the style your channel is slowly moving to. I guess your rental business is on the backburner with TH-cam becoming priority #1.
I want to see inside them too😅
Element 88 condominium
If you want a sneek peek on Google images
I want to see inside too, wow❗️
9:25 ❤ absolutely favorite right there 🙌
Great video - thanks from Germany
Best content ❤
That is not a tiny house! Heck, my bathroom is half the size of the bathroom in your "tiny house"! My bathroom is so small you have to leave the room to change your mind!
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I have that exact same truck at 1:30, same color/trim as well! 1966 f100 custom cab. Mine has a toolbox installed in the side of the bed but otherwise exactly the same. cool shit!!!
3:34 Crazy looking building across the street.
Compared to most of the other NYC videos this place is HUGE.
Everyone knows that anyone who owns a lime/neon green Jeep like the one at 1:42 must be one cool, fun-loving son of a gun with a great sense of humor. This universal truth was once again corroborated by the Discover Connection channel in their series where they hitchhiked across America in 30 days - in one episode they were in a residential neighborhood in Alabama, knocking on doors looking for someone to let them sleep at their house for the night, and at one point they knocked on the door of a house with a lime green Jeep out front, leading to one of the best encounters of their entire journey, with a guy named Wade. I highly recommend watching the whole series because it's only 10 episodes, none of which are too long, and the whole series is amazing, but in particular keep an eye out - or should I say, JEEP an eye out 😉 - for Wade. Dude is an absolute character.
That’s a sharp looking apartment. 🍻
Hi amazing Cash! ❤! Lovely area! Beautiful place!