It's a very impressive apartment but looks like a massive 'flex' rather than somewhere I'd actually want to live. Bigger isn't always better, sometimes it's comical.
@@Mee399 the floor space does I agree but it was the ceiling heights that put me off. 12-15 foot is good for me, maybe more in a living room or great room. 23 foot, in a bathroom or bedroom feels like a waste of the space.
@@Mee399 ... I've done that, as large as taking up the upper half of the room, and still think the ceilings are far too high. I also wouldn't be keen on having a large light fixture of any kind in my bedroom or bathroom. It's fine for us to have different opinions by the way.
Work to atleast that extent that you can easily eat food wear normal clothes and have not that luxury but satisfied happy family life. So save money as covid-19 pandemic gives us a great lesson that saving money is very important as in difficult times atleast we should have enough savings to atleast eat satisfying food.
I'd much rather get a Bungalow in the hills with a nice view.. The Penthouse is wayy over the top with a lot of unnecessary space and will always feel sterile with everything being white and super bright + these ridiculously high ceilings everywhere. I can see this being a large space for parties or other events but not as a home
Not everyone wants to buy. Pros and cons to everything. What if you're only in LA for a year? What if you want to be able to walk away after the lease is over without having to put your home on the market and hoping to find a buyer? There are many strings attached with buying and it's not always the best option for everyone.
Probably would be a company providing for their employee, with a write-off stuck in there somewhere. There are ways around everything when it comes to corporations.
Eh not really. If you have unlimited disposable income it’s easier to just rent because you don’t have to deal with as much stuff as apposed to owning the property. Not the best financial move but if your that rich it doesn’t matter.
"The most expensive" has become a bragging point, hasnt it. This certainly has "wow-factor" But where is the craftsmanship, design, architecture. There is none. The whole thing is like a fancy office building or an abandoned theme hotel. Its just concrete, glass and steel like everything else. This will appeal to some Chinese or Arab businessman just for showing off.
I agree dated and rickety ladders. How would any get furniture in that upper closet space. Weird angles and I call bullsh@##t on the staging. Where would you place the bed? Who would want that much cabinetry in a bedroom in a condo? The seller is saying this could be an office, event space or storage room. Definitely not a home.
@@erikvanconover Yeah. I guess like you said, the space is so huge staging it would be a major and expensive project. But makes you wonder which prospective renter would want to take on the headache of furnishing a space like that if they're only renting.
Next time you hear the news saying how bad the homeless problem in LA is just remember there are also people renting $125,000 a month penthouses. What a world we live in...
Nice to see it finally finished. I applaud the ambition in doing something LA hasn't necessarily been known for but it's nearly ten times too expensive given the misses: no private elevator, strange fold down ladders, and a weird, not-so-subtle bar in the middle of the master bedroom. It'll get used for private events and filming but I'm not sure it will rent it at that price. Especially since you'd have to furnish it and that's a serious challenge to do it in a way that won't look weird. Probably why they really didn't stage it. Furniture just doesn't fill 23 foot high spaces.
@@lsamoa what are you talking about? :D Acoustics get better the higher the ceilings, with the right sound system you can get real premium club sound. All the best sound clubs are basically halls.
It does have a private elevator. That is an attic space, not a “strange fold down ladder”. It is normal to have a ladder like that. If you find things to nitpick at such a expensive property than you really would never be happy
There is this weird thing in America where they actually think we, the ptential buyer of the property, cares about the realestate agent and his personal journey to success.
Imagine someone climbing that wine ladder drunk getting another bottle. Everywhere you look are ladders to climb. The ceiling height makes it look like your living in a food court atrium.
3:05 ...you actually have this ladder to accidentally drop that expensive bottle of wine that for some reason you decided to place at the very top. Living on the highest shelf.
I was born with one hand, and faced so much adversity growing up. I thought I wasn’t gonna be able to take care of myself as a man and my family. I was denied my childhood dream of going to the military. Watching you give out game and showing us it’s possible through your page continues to inspire and motivate me to be the best version of myself and to stay focused on my purpose. I’m Manifesting that I’ll be at 1Million Subs one day and I wanna say I thank you for being that inspiration Erik. Much Respect ✊🏾
Question. Can people see in? It makes me uncomfy to think that anyone with a good camera or a telescope can see me in that shower. I’d rather stink. 🤔😩
I always imagine that if money was no object, I'd have one of those beautiful, modern, $15-$25m Cali homes with incredible views on a hill. But whilst I was buying one, or having one built, I'd need some place to base, and this would probably do the job. It's undoubtedly a beautiful home, and tbh, probably fairly priced for rental. I think some of the ladders are a bit unnecessary, ladders probably only belong in a library or going to an attic, not in the kitchen etc. But it's a unique and pretty massive home, huge ceilings that probably add to a massive home, and generally a pretty great place to camp out whilst my dream home is built! :)
All I can think of is that not even a $125.000 per month rent gives you a flawless living place. I saw some smaller issues in execution that had to be avoided for what they ask for. The view though, priceless.
This is what I was thinking. The chef's kitchen reads like a normal kitchen, not one for professional chefs, I mean even as am amateur chef I can point out things that wouldn't work. And the design itself is lackluster, cheap looking (I mean, in the master bath they couldn't get one large mirror?! C'mon, the seams look cheap) and not cohesive. Bleh.
I looks more like a venue but I love how open it is especially because I’ve lived in a condo and I feel like when your that high up bigger is definitely better
@@frankthetank8216 na the real smart rich developed these kind of properties and before someone new and flashy buys them a person who would be able to buy only one kind of rich type like someone worth 200 300 million show offs. Or rich could also take a load against this set some money in another bank intrest from that pays of debt also this rent here and there helps gain profit untill this sells. This is just for someone stupid like a Kid who inherited his money and is on some spending spree of his trust
YO this is a kind of place where Tony Stark lives, the richest man in the world(theoretically). who would possibly needs that spacious and glamorous ballroom and 1+1 kitchen side by side. it is literally insane and extravagant living space i have ever seen. and look at those details of every nook and cranny. i love how they bind all the spaces into a symmetrically luxurious and modern concept design. i really want to see it myself.
That potential "safe space" in the attic hahahha that metal ladder would have gotten me killed immediately hahahahaha and who is carrying the garage door remote???
Looks and feels “cold”. The right furniture might help but still. It’s too massive. Insane. Plus it being in downtown LA! If your going to spend that kind of money per month it’s better in Century City or Beverly Hills. Miracle Mile.
Looks fantastic. I just wish the brains behind these projects would take acoustics into account. Some of those big rooms have nothing but hard reflective surfaces, making it sound horrible. 6 people talking at the same will sound like 600 in there. Super noticeable when you walk outside, the sound becomes a LOT better.
Hadn't read the title, just saw you and clicked so I thought this was in NY. Made more sense in LA. Still, way bigger than anyone needs. They could have done so much better with the folding stairs in the closet. What was that? They have much nicer, and quieter ones. That was embarrassing. Love the zebrawood though.
TBH it's really used for emergency evacuations. There used to be a regulation in the city of Los Angeles where tall buildings had to have helipad for emergencies.
Bigger is not better if you can’t use two hands in the kitchen cabinets, or climb up only to drop your favorite bottle on someone’s head. Don’t grab the wrong anything! Keep climbing Aaron!
I live in a micro studio apartment that's 205 square feet. I live small because I don't like housekeeping! I'm sure whoever rents this space will hire a housekeeper!
@@myoldvhstapes Haha oh yeah, I forgot this tour took place in LA. I'm so use to his tours in New York. I wish my rent was controlled. The owner of my place increases it every year.
I literally live one block away from this building in a tiny studio and I always was wondering what's that penthouse look like, now I know thank you, and no I'm not planning to rent it if I had 125K a month i won't have the time to be commenting on this video xD
I feel like people in the comments are missing the point. It's not supposed to be "homey" or "warm". It's supposed to be the one of the coolest party houses in the world, which it probably is. The parties here are going to be insane. I love the outdoor space.
I know I'm in the minority but I just don't get all these ostentatious properties. They are obviously to show off how much money you have. No one needs that much space. I would never want to live in any of the properties Eric shows. I find the all the modern stuff cold. Like, we get it, you have money. Nope, give me a couple acres on a mountainside in a home with warmth and character. I don't need to show how much money I have. I can't think of one of the properties he has shown that I would actually want to live in. Bigger is not better in these cases...Erik i know you keep saying, "You too can have this if you work hard enough..." But who wants to work themselves to death just to buy some massive house you can show off and pay thousands of dollars in rent every month. Don't get it. Like are we supposed to be impressed by these homes? I find myself watching this channel less and less. I liked the old NY vlogs that were down to earth and personal. Sorry Erik!
A ladder seriously🤔when I open a cabinet and get what I need I don't want to balance myself going down a ladder. Who ever design this - bigger is not better
Wow so someone is essentially paying $1.5M a year . How would you still have enough money to pay for furniture , TV , etc. and still pay water bills and electric etc. ?! Rich people man .
I think this pandemic has taught people the importance of multiple streams of income, unfortunately having a job doesn't mean security rather having different investments is the real deal.
@Girad Kan The rich stay rich by investing and investing without stopping then the poor stay poor by spending like the Rich but yet not investing like the rich
The people talking about the place being soulless... don’t buy it then lol. Anyways the place is an incredible party space. I’m sure you could throw some unforgettable parties there... i would love to throw one there
⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ The views from this penthouse are breathtaking. However, what captured me at first glance was the climbing wall & swimming pool, plus the use of Carrara Marble which is my weakness.
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Here it is, the most EXPENSIVE rental apartment in Los Angeles! Would you live here?
Their is a fake, making out to be you in the comments. But I bet thats nothing new.
Yeah, I might live here for like $3k a month. Nothing more.
Maybe 6.5k a month,
Ch Bhatti Ch Bhatti Ch Bhatti
Yesssssss! But I was like nope at first when I realized it’s not NYC. Lol. But that pool and rock wall…i could make it work.
It's a very impressive apartment but looks like a massive 'flex' rather than somewhere I'd actually want to live. Bigger isn't always better, sometimes it's comical.
It looks bigger than it actually is because it's not been staged....
it nice
@@Mee399 the floor space does I agree but it was the ceiling heights that put me off. 12-15 foot is good for me, maybe more in a living room or great room. 23 foot, in a bathroom or bedroom feels like a waste of the space.
@@tobias-hastings now imagine huge chandeliers hanging to the ceiling...
@@Mee399 ... I've done that, as large as taking up the upper half of the room, and still think the ceilings are far too high. I also wouldn't be keen on having a large light fixture of any kind in my bedroom or bathroom.
It's fine for us to have different opinions by the way.
This looks more like a club than a living space.
Would be great on Airbnb
Actually worse than a club... It's an office lobby.
I love watching these videos to remind myself how poor I am.
Same :/
You should start your own business now
Work to atleast that extent that you can easily eat food wear normal clothes and have not that luxury but satisfied happy family life.
So save money as covid-19 pandemic gives us a great lesson that saving money is very important as in difficult times atleast we should have enough savings to atleast eat satisfying food.
Not worth the money
Even if i had that much money wouldn’t spend it like this i rather live normally and keep investing in stocks
It looks like a cold empty warehouse, without the staging.
But that would cost too much?
did you hear the loud nois from the plane engins.. i think the planes from la airport are flying directly above
I'd much rather get a Bungalow in the hills with a nice view.. The Penthouse is wayy over the top with a lot of unnecessary space and will always feel sterile with everything being white and super bright + these ridiculously high ceilings everywhere. I can see this being a large space for parties or other events but not as a home
Totally agree.
Bingo, perfectly stated.
Absolutely!
But it's not waste of money, you can look the whole la, not your little backyard
I agree, very flashy
Erik: Keep this shut to keep it nice and chilli
Also Erik: leaves the door open...
Came looking for this xD
lol
@@Inaroshi same
@@Inaroshi me too
true XD
In my head, someone who got the money to pay $125K a mounth, isn't renting anything
Not everyone wants to buy. Pros and cons to everything. What if you're only in LA for a year? What if you want to be able to walk away after the lease is over without having to put your home on the market and hoping to find a buyer? There are many strings attached with buying and it's not always the best option for everyone.
Probably would be a company providing for their employee, with a write-off stuck in there somewhere. There are ways around everything when it comes to corporations.
I can see it if they don't intend to stay in LA for longer than a couple years.
Eh not really. If you have unlimited disposable income it’s easier to just rent because you don’t have to deal with as much stuff as apposed to owning the property. Not the best financial move but if your that rich it doesn’t matter.
@@MikeKayK Many people do not realize this but its true. With renting, you are paying for the luxury to walk away whenever you want!
"The most expensive" has become a bragging point, hasnt it. This certainly has "wow-factor" But where is the craftsmanship, design, architecture. There is none. The whole thing is like a fancy office building or an abandoned theme hotel. Its just concrete, glass and steel like everything else. This will appeal to some Chinese or Arab businessman just for showing off.
It's such a cold design with so many harsh angles. The finishes don't seem particularly modern, either.
Double-height kitchen looks like my friend's grandma's kitchen, so 80s...
@@ikerdelpalacio5160 125K a month = X ladders! Elevators! Forget it...Accident haven.🚑
I agree dated and rickety ladders. How would any get furniture in that upper closet space. Weird angles and I call bullsh@##t on the staging. Where would you place the bed? Who would want that much cabinetry in a bedroom in a condo? The seller is saying this could be an office, event space or storage room. Definitely not a home.
I would not want to live in the downtown area anyway. Not the best part of LA by any means...
@@paulaltman9751 thanks to bidenites. If I was American I wouldn't live in those so-called "progressive" cities...
5 bedrooms with 10 BATHROOMS?
Guest: “so where’s the bathroom?”
Realtor: “where isn’t the bathroom?!”
For real…pick a door and you have a 66% chance of getting it right 😂
Glad to see they finally finished construction on the big building in GTA:V. Looks great!
Lol.
Staging with furniture really helps visualize a space. Very hard to tell if I like this penthouse or not when it's cold and empty
its ironic, for the price of the property, they thought a million to stage it was too much
Makes me wonder about how cheap the owner is going to be when it comes to fixing stuff if they couldn't even bother to stage it.
it is crazy how much of a difference staging makes
@@erikvanconover Yeah. I guess like you said, the space is so huge staging it would be a major and expensive project. But makes you wonder which prospective renter would want to take on the headache of furnishing a space like that if they're only renting.
The attic storage space is a whole ass apartment in and of itself! 🤣
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@@user-jt2pk1dk7i not you scamming its a black square not even a check I AM LAUGHING
Didn't he say that space would be $2000 in NYC? Really? I thought it was way more expensive in that city.
Absolutely love that hidden storage room above the closet. When you want to be away from all of the LA madness you can go in there.
High ceilings are cool and all but this just feels like a super fancy LA museum. I feel like it can never feel “home-y”
I think that's why it turned me off. It looks too formal and cold.
I don't think it's meant to feel like a home. Seems to me like it's meant to be a bachelor pad with major parties
Yea or it looks like somewhere the hype house would live in
He did say it’s designed for an “entertainer” so prolly a party house
Not for we in latin american where high ceilings are a necesity
Next time you hear the news saying how bad the homeless problem in LA is just remember there are also people renting $125,000 a month penthouses. What a world we live in...
Should rent this in 2020 when landlord cannot kick you out for not paying rent
Haha good one!
Lol would still need to be rich enough for that deposit first and last months rent 🤣
That's only if you can't afford to pay for it
No kidding I’m surprised some bottom feeding parasite didn’t try that out.
Nice to see it finally finished. I applaud the ambition in doing something LA hasn't necessarily been known for but it's nearly ten times too expensive given the misses: no private elevator, strange fold down ladders, and a weird, not-so-subtle bar in the middle of the master bedroom. It'll get used for private events and filming but I'm not sure it will rent it at that price. Especially since you'd have to furnish it and that's a serious challenge to do it in a way that won't look weird. Probably why they really didn't stage it. Furniture just doesn't fill 23 foot high spaces.
Exacly. No to mention the terrible acoustics.
Waste of space, totally unappealing for living, should have turned in into a nightclub.
@@lsamoa what are you talking about? :D Acoustics get better the higher the ceilings, with the right sound system you can get real premium club sound. All the best sound clubs are basically halls.
It does have a private elevator. That is an attic space, not a “strange fold down ladder”. It is normal to have a ladder like that. If you find things to nitpick at such a expensive property than you really would never be happy
@@hassankhokhar204 it has a private elevator within the levels of the penthouse but not to the penthouse.
Imagine the button is broken and you're stuck in the ceiling
haha
😂😂🆘🆘🆘🆘😂😂😂😂😂🆘🆘🆘🆘
my thoughts or a blackout. at this cost, maybe there is a generator
*125k A MONTH!!!* 😳
That’s wild… when you’re a billionaire, 1.5M a year is nothing for them. They mostly make that in a day.
Just three words Erik: Over The Top !!
under the top
There is this weird thing in America where they actually think we, the ptential buyer of the property, cares about the realestate agent and his personal journey to success.
Imagine someone climbing that wine ladder drunk getting another bottle. Everywhere you look are ladders to climb. The ceiling height makes it look like your living in a food court atrium.
What it doesn't show is when you walk outside the building there's people taking shits on the sidewalk. Homelessness and crime is rampant there.
The view is the only thing I like about this place. I don't even think furniture could make this cold feeling space less cold.
3:05 ...you actually have this ladder to accidentally drop that expensive bottle of wine that for some reason you decided to place at the very top. Living on the highest shelf.
Even if you had the money, common sense would say no.
nobody gona pay so much rent
Exactly! Even billionaires wouldn’t take the risk. They’d be spending 1,500,000 a year, which adds up quick
100% agrees. makes no sense.
You don’t understand, some people have huge egos man
Yeah, I’d much rather rent at 432 Park.
I was born with one hand, and faced so much adversity growing up. I thought I wasn’t gonna be able to take care of myself as a man and my family. I was denied my childhood dream of going to the military. Watching you give out game and showing us it’s possible through your page continues to inspire and motivate me to be the best version of myself and to stay focused on my purpose. I’m Manifesting that I’ll be at 1Million Subs one day and I wanna say I thank you for being that inspiration Erik. Much Respect ✊🏾
Why is it called the owners wing when it's rented! Does it come with a live-in landlord?!
I think it's because the term "Master" suite/bedroom has fallen out of favor.
2 months rent in this penthouse can completely pay off my mortgage! Must be a blessing to be able to afford this
I did a lot of glass work in that penthouse !!! It's gigantic in person !!! Did all the showers and that main one !!!! Exquisite glass!!!!!
I’m glad you get jobs like that. You must be really good!
Get it👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
Question. Can people see in? It makes me uncomfy to think that anyone with a good camera or a telescope can see me in that shower. I’d rather stink. 🤔😩
@@Daaaanielle im sure you can close all the curtains
I still don't think if I was rich enough to buy a place like this that I would care to have an entire quarry's worth of marble in my home
I worked here and after 4 years of it being built it’s nice to finally see the final product.
What did u do for work
I always imagine that if money was no object, I'd have one of those beautiful, modern, $15-$25m Cali homes with incredible views on a hill. But whilst I was buying one, or having one built, I'd need some place to base, and this would probably do the job.
It's undoubtedly a beautiful home, and tbh, probably fairly priced for rental. I think some of the ladders are a bit unnecessary, ladders probably only belong in a library or going to an attic, not in the kitchen etc. But it's a unique and pretty massive home, huge ceilings that probably add to a massive home, and generally a pretty great place to camp out whilst my dream home is built! :)
“This would probably do the job” yeah it might who knows. It’s a bit underwhelming tbh
All I can think of is that not even a $125.000 per month rent gives you a flawless living place. I saw some smaller issues in execution that had to be avoided for what they ask for. The view though, priceless.
This is what I was thinking. The chef's kitchen reads like a normal kitchen, not one for professional chefs, I mean even as am amateur chef I can point out things that wouldn't work. And the design itself is lackluster, cheap looking (I mean, in the master bath they couldn't get one large mirror?! C'mon, the seams look cheap) and not cohesive. Bleh.
The door in the first bar thingy he showed were not in perfect line and it bugs me so much.
Eric, that introduction drone shot was amazing! Nice job! Love your channel!
Can’t wait for your podcasts! Your mentality and motivation to continue the grind push me to work harder to pursue my goals
Podcast? Huh? Does Eric Conover have a podcast that i didnt know existed? 🤨 Whats the name?
@@robertc6293 He hasn’t released an official podcast, but he discussed probably pursuing one in the last video
I looks more like a venue but I love how open it is especially because I’ve lived in a condo and I feel like when your that high up bigger is definitely better
Funny that almost all extremely expensive homes are rentals, yet those same people always talk about assets
I guess very rich people buy this kind of properties and put them up for rent when they dont use it
Because your personal residence is a liability.
@@noodle-cup figured
@@frankthetank8216 na the real smart rich developed these kind of properties and before someone new and flashy buys them a person who would be able to buy only one kind of rich type like someone worth 200 300 million show offs. Or rich could also take a load against this set some money in another bank intrest from that pays of debt also this rent here and there helps gain profit untill this sells. This is just for someone stupid like a Kid who inherited his money and is on some spending spree of his trust
all i could think about was how he left the wine cooler door open and the kitchen cabinet open omg
The ladder in the kitchen can also be used to get rid of the old lady when
she gives you the Divorce papers
Im manifesting this 🙏🏽
Why is it for rent versus sale. Who with the income to rent wouldn't prefer to just own outright?
Athletes who may get traded.
YO this is a kind of place where Tony Stark lives, the richest man in the world(theoretically). who would possibly needs that spacious and glamorous ballroom and 1+1 kitchen side by side. it is literally insane and extravagant living space i have ever seen. and look at those details of every nook and cranny. i love how they bind all the spaces into a symmetrically luxurious and modern concept design. i really want to see it myself.
not me just finding out there’s a rock climbing wall in my apartment building and I can’t even use it… :( I’m so sad lol
Yaaaaas! Get your flex on king!!!
Awesome penthouse tour . You nailed it as usual 🙏🏻🌅🌅💪🏻💪🏻💪🏻💪🏻
"Ya got that, Lenny? We gotta make sure nobody's in that safe room when we kidnap the movie star!"
"D'uh, okay, George!" 😆
That potential "safe space" in the attic hahahha that metal ladder would have gotten me killed immediately hahahahaha and who is carrying the garage door remote???
Looks and feels “cold”. The right furniture might help but still. It’s too massive. Insane. Plus it being in downtown LA! If your going to spend that kind of money per month it’s better in Century City or Beverly Hills. Miracle Mile.
Looks fantastic. I just wish the brains behind these projects would take acoustics into account. Some of those big rooms have nothing but hard reflective surfaces, making it sound horrible. 6 people talking at the same will sound like 600 in there.
Super noticeable when you walk outside, the sound becomes a LOT better.
Definitely would get this treated if I had enough money to actually rent it. The echo is just so distracting
The point is there is people that can really spend tons of money to rent such a massive apartment.
Hadn't read the title, just saw you and clicked so I thought this was in NY. Made more sense in LA. Still, way bigger than anyone needs. They could have done so much better with the folding stairs in the closet. What was that? They have much nicer, and quieter ones. That was embarrassing. Love the zebrawood though.
I love watching these videos to remind myself what I can become
At this point I believe every super rich people's house looks like a hotel and resort.
Looks amazing! Is the helipad only for the penthouse? I’d be so mad to spend $130k a month and have a chopper land on my roof 😂😂
Well if it's used by police choppers, you'll have exclusive info on the next police perp chase so you can tune in to your local cable news channel
Pc-Cathy... but when help is needed in a jiffy.. then... :))
Lol
TBH it's really used for emergency evacuations. There used to be a regulation in the city of Los Angeles where tall buildings had to have helipad for emergencies.
It’s probably gonna be your chopper that lands there
How do you make such a crazy place and not get the fitment on the cabinets right
absolutely soulless, I'll take one of the Colorado homes, Conover showed any day of the week!
Good for you
@@socallawrence is it?, what is good for me and why?
@@JJ-fromDK Idk, good air quality?
Well edited and filmed video. Also the presentation was great!
Imagine signing a year-long lease and then realizing you could have just bought a nice house for the same price.
Isn't this the campus of Tugger U?
Fun fact :- that upstair storage is going to be a red room!
Most likely yes
Ridiculously overexaggerated. Imagine loving there and feeling lost. This is absolutely no loss to regular folks.
Gorgeous views! I always wonder who can afford to live in places like that. In LA with the entertainment industry, it's easier to see.
The 0.1% of 8 Billion is still 800000 people, most top athletes could afford, a lot of CEO's and billionaires that 125k is just pocket change for them
Bigger is not better if you can’t use two hands in the kitchen cabinets, or climb up only to drop your favorite bottle on someone’s head. Don’t grab the wrong anything! Keep climbing Aaron!
I live in a micro studio apartment that's 205 square feet. I live small because I don't like housekeeping! I'm sure whoever rents this space will hire a housekeeper!
And a fulltime one i guess. And a permanent chef.
I live two buildings over in a 220 sq ft microflat that rents for $700.
@@myoldvhstapes You rent for $700?! That's really cheap for New York. I pay $665, and I'm in Utah.
@@stevencassani4674: Rent control. I moved downtown 11 years ago when it was still urban decay. New tenants pay 950-1050. This is L.A.
@@myoldvhstapes Haha oh yeah, I forgot this tour took place in LA. I'm so use to his tours in New York. I wish my rent was controlled. The owner of my place increases it every year.
The interior of the penthouse is lovely, and you have a breathtaking view from the balcony. No wonder why it is expensive
I don’t get why people are obsessed with LA views it’s pretty ugly
I literally live one block away from this building in a tiny studio and I always was wondering what's that penthouse look like, now I know thank you, and no I'm not planning to rent it if I had 125K a month i won't have the time to be commenting on this video xD
😩The fact that this attic looks 100% my apartment and probably waaaaaay bigger, legit made me feel some kind of way! Maaaaan 😭🤯
Eric back at it again!!
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I feel like people in the comments are missing the point. It's not supposed to be "homey" or "warm". It's supposed to be the one of the coolest party houses in the world, which it probably is. The parties here are going to be insane. I love the outdoor space.
Hier von GNTM-Button --->
Hab so ein Kommentar gesucht und wurde nicht enttäuscht
"what was the purpose behind making it so big": i think the right answer here is, because we lack imagination.
When you need Google maps for your own damn house 😳🤣
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Let’s keep this shut and chilly
Proceeds to leave the door open
3:15
Must have a good view of skid row.
the camerawork in this video is amazing
This just goes to show Los Angeles has enough space to house the homeless, they just don’t want to.
I love the chandeliers in this. Other than that all I could think about was how slick and hazardous marble floors in the bathroom would be.
I know I'm in the minority but I just don't get all these ostentatious properties. They are obviously to show off how much money you have. No one needs that much space. I would never want to live in any of the properties Eric shows. I find the all the modern stuff cold. Like, we get it, you have money. Nope, give me a couple acres on a mountainside in a home with warmth and character. I don't need to show how much money I have. I can't think of one of the properties he has shown that I would actually want to live in. Bigger is not better in these cases...Erik i know you keep saying, "You too can have this if you work hard enough..." But who wants to work themselves to death just to buy some massive house you can show off and pay thousands of dollars in rent every month. Don't get it. Like are we supposed to be impressed by these homes? I find myself watching this channel less and less. I liked the old NY vlogs that were down to earth and personal. Sorry Erik!
Woohoo! Highlight of my Monday
I was hoping for Lucifer's penthouse
No one is talking about that HUGE big URL sign in the terrace? 125K to be an internet billboard with very little privacy.
i dont like empty tours :( but this penthouse looks dope
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They absolutely snapped on this apartment! Like the details are mind blowing
Would love to see what would the price end up being if LA instituted a vacancy tax lololol
I love watching this but at the same time I'm scared of how much money some people have.
A ladder seriously🤔when I open a cabinet and get what I need I don't want to balance myself going down a ladder. Who ever design this - bigger is not better
This place is an accident haven = 🚑
@@plumbawl5977 At least the medical helicopter could get you out of there quick!
3:15 "Keep this shut, keep it nice and chilly in here."
>Leaves door ajar.
While it's interesting to see the way the ultra rich live, it's hard to look at such extravagance and not wonder how many people this could have fed.
Or housed.
Wow so someone is essentially paying $1.5M a year . How would you still have enough money to pay for furniture , TV , etc. and still pay water bills and electric etc. ?! Rich people man .
I think this pandemic has taught people the importance of multiple streams of income, unfortunately having a job doesn't mean security rather having different investments is the real deal.
@Girad Kan The rich stay rich by investing and investing without stopping then the poor stay poor by spending like the Rich but yet not investing like the rich
@Queen justice Recently, I invested in both stock and Crypto but curren totly I believe crypto is doing more better !!
The best thinxg to do in this period is to invest in silver and crypto
@Lawrin David Most intelligent word I've heard today
Wow!!! Imagine trading and stocking up bitcoin from now till then!!! 12:53
That's like.. 2,500 tugs per month!! There's only one person I know who could pull that off (haha!).
The people talking about the place being soulless... don’t buy it then lol. Anyways the place is an incredible party space. I’m sure you could throw some unforgettable parties there... i would love to throw one there
ok, so buy/rent it then lol
I love watching these videos to remind myself where I’ll be living soon
The video turned out super! 😎
Keep up the good work! 💥
Marble floors? How cold. Horrifying. Yucky ht room. Poor accoustics
Its wonderful to know that people are living without a care in the world while people are starving to death
⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ The views from this penthouse are breathtaking. However, what captured me at first glance was the climbing wall & swimming pool, plus the use of Carrara Marble which is my weakness.
it bugs me that those cabinet doors are not aligned