There is something about NYC that makes it seem so fun and thrilling to live in but just knowing the price of rent per apartment takes the fun out of it for me lol
I agree. I love coming home after work to my kitten and an empty apartment, but lack of open space and windows would drive me nuts. My place isn’t even 500 sq ft but it isn’t cramped like this.
@@fairlyagile The average American spends $200 a month on gas, significantly more than a subway pass. Plus you're also paying for car insurance, car repairs, and you know, the car itself. There's no way you're spending less on transportation than people in NYC. Yes, rents are high, but you can knock off a several hundred if you remember you aren't paying for a car. Typically heat and water are included in rent too, which is another large saving.
I would pay anything to live in NYC-quality of life is insane! My personal dream is to live in a big crazy diverse city like NYC so for me I’d much rather pay $3k/month to live in an exciting city than $800/month to live in suburbia with nothing to do
@@christianholmstedt8770 hey I used to live in AZ. The jobs in NYC are way better, way higher paying and there is opportunity for advancement like crazy. People are coming and going and getting really high salaries. Thats the difference. Now suppose you a=make $250k a yr (for single male, thats around 13k a month after taxes), $5k would be nothing. Just some perspective. I still love AZ and miss it like crazy.
My fiancé’s parents lived in Manhattan and they liked it, but they bought a home in Long Island for most of their adult lives which is what most born New Yorkers do and they just did the commute to the city. I’ve seen a lot of people live in jersey city too
IM GENUINELY CONFUSED, LIKE FORGET THAT OUTSIDE THAT BUILDING IT'S A DIRTY VIOLENT CITY, SHE'S SAYING (NONCHALANT) "this is so small!" AND THEN: "i like this!" ?
@@sangjeongkimcho293I remember the real NYC - I was born and raised there decades ago - when rents were affordable - and the landlords were there to please the tenants. Today - they slice and dice the apartments - which make me feel claustrophic - even though I live 3,000 miles away. Horrible, mini-sized rooms, very narrow hallways and bathrooms --- with very high/unrealistic rents. NY is not the city it used to be. For the View: Jackie Mason used to say, "why should I pay for an ocean view, when I could go to the ocean and see it for free."
So my husband lived in NYC for 18 years before we got married and moved to FL. One of the reasons there aren’t a lot of emphasis on the kitchens is because there is so much food, especially coming from bodegas, that are so cheap, it’s actually cheaper to buy food than to prepare it, especially for a 1-2 person family. However, after COVID, there has been a spike in food costs and now would be a good time to have your own kitchen. For reference: at this one local pizza shop in the Bronx, pre-COVID, large NY style pizza slice was $1.00, with a soda was $1.50. Now, JUST the slice, is $5.50.
New York City living is like a right of passage. Everyone should do it once for the experience, but it does get old rather quickly. It is a great fit for the young professional types straight out of college who have an abundance of energy that they need to burn off with the hustle and bustle of a large city (not to mention the entertainment and food!), but after a while your money is better invested in other locations (as well as your sanity).
Absolutely agree. I did just that for 20 wonderful pre-pandemic years but definitely had my fill and would not want to be there now with all that has been happening.
I loved watching you guys try to convince yourselves that kitchen would work. As someone who moved from NYC to Seattle, I do not miss those apartments!
i like NYC but their apartments are among the worst in the entire country. absolutely nuts. and they also cost 10x more than apartments everywhere else.
I was born and raised in NYC and I love going through these comments cause while yes rent for the sq footage is up there, that's not what people are paying for. When you live in the city, the lifestyle is normally to spend almost no time at home really. You're paying for the fact that you walk outside your door to every type of cuisine possible and sometimes the best of it. Want cupcakes from France? Go downstairs. Wanna go to a club? 2 min walk. Relax in a garden? 1, 5 min stop on the train. Need to run errands? Get your hair done, buy a new outfit, and go see your doctor all on the same block. We even have huge office spaces filled with a bunch of couches and desks for people who "work from home". I'm over it and ready to get away from it for once for something slower but that's just some of the reasons people are willing to pay so much :)
Location, location, location, and the things you can do, is what sells New York City. Parking, parking parking, not so much. However, if you do not own a car, public transit is great.
@@Helthurian - The $2,800 rent (many years ago), $400 garage, utilities (if not included), groceries (almost double, elsewhere), and on and on. Outside the many free things you can do, other entertainment is costly, though very much worth it. So yea, the novelty of ‘things to do’ does eventually wear off.
Should've had Cash show you around Astoria, or even Western Brooklyn. You're more likely to find a "normal" place with amenities like w/d and dw and much more space for the same or less than places in the Village. You could also go a but further south of that Tribeca place he showed you and check out the Battery Park area.
Definitely, lots of big rambling places on tree-lined streets, in-building laundry, roof decks in Brooklyn and Queens for a lot cheaper. But then there's a commute if you have to work in Manhattan every day.
the top 4 cities in the country are NYC, San Francisco, Seattle and Los Angeles. NYC and SF apartments are all tiny and weird like this one. LA has nicer spots, but you'll have to deal with traffic, and you will absolutely need a car to get around. Seattle seems like a nice balance between these though.
Miami is definitely on in the top 4. Accessible to beautiful activities in the city and surrounding areas, along with weekend getaways less than an hour flight time away tbh.
Monica, Shelby and Cash all together. If only Casey Neistat was here, I’d have my TH-cam faves in one place. 💕 That kitchen is smaller than a tiny powder room. 🙄
Monica, I just want to say that you give off such a professional vibe! Not that you didn't before but I feel like since you became a real estate agent you really found your footing. Love your videos and wishing you success in everything!
I'd be interested in seeing "the people for whom it makes sense to live here". Like, at $4500/mo you have to make $280k or more. That's... far above the normal salary.
You should get a 3rd home here! Luckily my Condo has counter space, but most kitchens here call counter space "a cutting board on top of the stove!". 😆
I’ve lived in NYC almost my entire life and I just love it. I do live in a studio apartment, but mine does have a full kitchen, nice size bathroom, and plenty of closet space.
I could definitely see you living in NYC for a year or two, Monica! But I know you’d miss home and move back to Seattle. Besides, Oliver doesn’t give off any “I’m a city dog” vibes 😂 He’s too bougie and enjoys his current townhouse and rooftop views WAY too much to settle for a 600 sq/ft NYC apartment.
The sisters could have split the cost of the last apartment. Two’s company is a little crowded but compared to Seattle and LA, NY becomes a less daunting place to live together.
4:57 ITS NOT EVEN $2000 ITS $3500 LOL!!!!! AND WHEN YOU WALK OUTSIDE YOU'RE IN A GHETTO- I WILL- ALRIGHT I DON'T WANNA SAY IT THIS WAY BUT THERE ARE NOT ATTRACTIVE GIRLS LIKE THE TWO YOU SEE IN THIS CLIP IN new york YOU HAVE TO TRY HARD TO FIND AND I MEAN ACTIVELY SEEK OUT- THIS IS EVEN! WORSE! THAN I THOUGHT!!!!
This cements the reality of living in NYC: you don't live there to stay in your apartment all day. You only go to your apartment for sleeping, so finding the cheapest, smallest place that you can handle, within a reasonable distance to work, is your best bet.
My sis and bro in-law live on the Upper East Side, and pay somewhere between $4500-$6000 per month(not fully clear on this...) for in-unit wash/dry, 2 bed, 2 bath (one with heated floor!!), balconies in front and back, and an elevator that opens right up into their unit.
The neighborhoods with those apartments have the most beautiful parks and neighborhoods and amazing restaurants and food trucks to order from. I’m sure it wasn’t a problem.
Why pay that much for a glorified closet in Manhattan? Less than 10 miles away,I have a 3 bedroom apt.for $1400 a month. I can walk to the PATH train and be in Manhattan in 20 minutes.
The first 2 are probably empty frequently. The 3rd one is a large building, allot of younger people that move in and out, so there is an empty apt somewhere in the building.
I have a 3 bedroom house in Brooklyn, NY, 40 minutes by subway from Manhattan, (no mortgage). And I complain everyday about high cost of living in NYC, when I pay property taxes, water, insurance and utilities for around 1200 a month. After these videos I should stop complaining.
Funny how as an European this seems like a normal sized apartments in a big city. When I went to college I also had to pay horrendous amount of money per month for even smaller apartment
Pop quiz: what makes NYC attractive? - the oversize rats - the cockroaches - the smelly cabs - the overcooked garbage aroma - the dirty subway station - the drunks at Grand Central - the absurd rents (of course) - the aggressive beggars - other
I live in Seattle and watch Cash every day...started watching her recently...I glad she is touring apartments with Cash. Much different then renting in Seattle. Excellent video. Invite Cash to Seattle. That would be great
I found a $2K renovated one bedroom in Washington Heights on the 30th floor of a doorman building with a private terrace. The deals are out there. You just have to look hard enough and be willing to go above 72nd Street. Honestly Washington Heights is where it's at, plenty of culture (I lived in the UWS but honestly got sick of living in a 90+% caucasian neighborhood and constantly being mistaken for somebody's nanny), great food, proximity to the bomb A train and did I mention the food?!
Lol that thumbnail is hilarious “this is the kitchen “⬅️ - I lived in NY for years and I’ve lucked up on some good kitchens but that tiny sitch is definitely what I saw in a lot of folks apartments 💯
I love that you showed us apartments in 3 different price points. The second apartment kitchen really stressed me out. Only because the sink doesn’t even look big enough to was pots and that mini ass fridge. Ugh.
It’s always intriguing to see the massive difference in NYC and where i live lmao. I had to convert $2000 to my country’s currency and i was so shockedd😭 with that money you can rent a whole house for A YEAR and it’s near my uni aswell
Another exciting and informative adventure! I have can tell the owners were creative with the space available, though the occupants would have to invest into innovative ways to make these homes their own. I think a good starting point for someone new to the city.
o wow new york has so much charm and the views are amazing . apartment living really is so confined and no kitchen at all . i have never been to new york lovely tour
Hey if you like it I love it! I can never get into the idea of paying for such tiny spaces. I have a whole house for a fraction and could be in the city in an hour if I really wanted to but I can see how it would be appealing for some .
I literally just watched the first Cash Jordan video I've seen and watched this video because it's been in my watch later, I find it so funny how he was in this video too
Apologies everyone: I’m enjoying just seeing Monica getting to stretch out her Realtor Muscles 🏡🚪🔑 🤔🧐… OOOR Does this count as FLEXING her realtor muscle? Low key hyped for videos & trips like this are going to influence the brainstorming for that new channel she launched… BECAUSE EVERYONE HERE IS ALREADY SUBSCRIBED RIGHT!?!?
it should be named ‘What you can get for $2K in nyc AFTER A GLOBAL PANDEMIC’…. these are so much nicer then what’d you get normally for these prices. Prices have dropped soooo much since everyone fled the city during the lockdown
@@alannabors I wish but that will never happen. There will always be people who are willing to pay a premium for those crappy apartments just because it’s New York. So we moved lmao.
Here's what I've learned having lived in NYC for 20 years. If the internet didn't happen, I'd stay in NY forever. But the internet did happen and you can see that many cities have what you need like what NY has to offer, if you know how to look. No one realized until the internet that there are even better places out there other than NY.
Not just NYC, cities like London, Hong Kong, Paris, Tokyo, Shanghai, San Francisco... all have super high rent for a small space, but then you have an entire city of culture, entertainment, business opportunities, amazing city parks, endless museums. You are not just paying for the space of your apartment!!!
OHHH its Our DEAR CASH, I Love him to bits, I Follow him, Naturally I subscribe to his channel There's No one as great as Cash to show the world apartments available in NY City. Best of Luck in finding the right apartment for you, Cheers from Melbourne, Victoria, Australia 🐨 🦘
There is something about NYC that makes it seem so fun and thrilling to live in but just knowing the price of rent per apartment takes the fun out of it for me lol
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Aggreeed! I live and Dallas and I’m thinking about it and even just a metro pass is almost triple what I pay for gas 😩
I agree. I love coming home after work to my kitten and an empty apartment, but lack of open space and windows would drive me nuts. My place isn’t even 500 sq ft but it isn’t cramped like this.
@@fairlyagile The average American spends $200 a month on gas, significantly more than a subway pass. Plus you're also paying for car insurance, car repairs, and you know, the car itself. There's no way you're spending less on transportation than people in NYC. Yes, rents are high, but you can knock off a several hundred if you remember you aren't paying for a car. Typically heat and water are included in rent too, which is another large saving.
People are insane to pay $3550 for that tiny apartment.
Right???
I know but it's New York 💁🏾♀️
It's a 2 bed so you split, but yeah it's priced crazy because of that location -- just get further out of manhattan and subway in
I would pay anything to live in NYC-quality of life is insane! My personal dream is to live in a big crazy diverse city like NYC so for me I’d much rather pay $3k/month to live in an exciting city than $800/month to live in suburbia with nothing to do
I don't think they are crazy. The economy has put them in a position where that their reality.
Had so much fun Making this!
new yorks realtor
You didnt take her to Brooklyn
You would have fun making any video
You smiled a lot Cash, great video.
Hello cash I saw your version
makes you think that the Friend's apartment buildings were for millionaires LOL
Right! Yet they were all “struggling” don’t you love how entertainment wants you to perceive how life is? Although it’s not like that AT ALL 😬🤨
I think Monica lived in a rent-controlled apartment which is really common in NY, so they would have paid relatively less in rent
@@user-zz3pj2ur5d yes it was her Grandmas!
Plus it was mainly in the 90's but yes I think about that all the time
I always wondered how Phoebe afforded her 2br apartment on a masseuse's pay. 😂
#1 - A dump for $3550.
#2 - A closet for $2000.
#3 - The only livable space $4595.
You are getting robbed.
You prolly live in Missouri
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Everyone must be super high earner millionaires in NY then.
Anyone not making at least $100k/year got to live on the streets or something.
@Null Void
Yeah, no thanks.
That's not a way I want to live.
@@christianholmstedt8770 hey I used to live in AZ. The jobs in NYC are way better, way higher paying and there is opportunity for advancement like crazy. People are coming and going and getting really high salaries. Thats the difference. Now suppose you a=make $250k a yr (for single male, thats around 13k a month after taxes), $5k would be nothing. Just some perspective. I still love AZ and miss it like crazy.
This reconfirms for me I never want to live in NY
My fiancé’s parents lived in Manhattan and they liked it, but they bought a home in Long Island for most of their adult lives which is what most born New Yorkers do and they just did the commute to the city. I’ve seen a lot of people live in jersey city too
“All the charm is out the window” this guy is good.
IM GENUINELY CONFUSED, LIKE FORGET THAT OUTSIDE THAT BUILDING IT'S A DIRTY VIOLENT CITY, SHE'S SAYING (NONCHALANT) "this is so small!" AND THEN: "i like this!" ?
@@sangjeongkimcho293 NY is what you make of it. All cities are dangerous. Have you apartment hunted in NY? this isn't bad for what it is..
I wouldnt want to work my butt off,just to pay that kinda rent..comes with rats&roches..no thank you..
@@sangjeongkimcho293I remember the real NYC - I was born and raised there decades ago - when rents were affordable - and the landlords were there to please the tenants. Today - they slice and dice the apartments - which make me feel claustrophic - even though I live 3,000 miles away. Horrible, mini-sized rooms, very narrow hallways and bathrooms --- with very high/unrealistic rents. NY is not the city it used to be. For the View: Jackie Mason used to say, "why should I pay for an ocean view, when I could go to the ocean and see it for free."
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I understand now why people are moving out of NYC. Great city, but the sacrifices are just insane.
So my husband lived in NYC for 18 years before we got married and moved to FL. One of the reasons there aren’t a lot of emphasis on the kitchens is because there is so much food, especially coming from bodegas, that are so cheap, it’s actually cheaper to buy food than to prepare it, especially for a 1-2 person family. However, after COVID, there has been a spike in food costs and now would be a good time to have your own kitchen.
For reference: at this one local pizza shop in the Bronx, pre-COVID, large NY style pizza slice was $1.00, with a soda was $1.50. Now, JUST the slice, is $5.50.
New York City living is like a right of passage. Everyone should do it once for the experience, but it does get old rather quickly. It is a great fit for the young professional types straight out of college who have an abundance of energy that they need to burn off with the hustle and bustle of a large city (not to mention the entertainment and food!), but after a while your money is better invested in other locations (as well as your sanity).
Agreed! It's tough to get ahead if you live here for too long
Absolutely agree. I did just that for 20 wonderful pre-pandemic years but definitely had my fill and would not want to be there now with all that has been happening.
If there was 6 month lease I'd considered but I'm from a big city as well so it's not as calling to me especially since rent more and space is smaller
That was exactly my experience in NYC haha
Yup, glad I did it when I was young! I knew it then too!
I loved watching you guys try to convince yourselves that kitchen would work. As someone who moved from NYC to Seattle, I do not miss those apartments!
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i like NYC but their apartments are among the worst in the entire country. absolutely nuts. and they also cost 10x more than apartments everywhere else.
This was amazing! Omg I would love to see this same concept but for houses in New York! 😍
Im not sure you're ready for that.
You don’t wanna know
There arent any houses in manhattan anyway. Condos and coops
Moved to Hackensack New jersey. You can get a beautiful one-bedroom brand new huge apartment for less than 1,900 a month
@@cocoapuffs3893 there are townhouses and brownstones
I was born and raised in NYC and I love going through these comments cause while yes rent for the sq footage is up there, that's not what people are paying for. When you live in the city, the lifestyle is normally to spend almost no time at home really. You're paying for the fact that you walk outside your door to every type of cuisine possible and sometimes the best of it. Want cupcakes from France? Go downstairs. Wanna go to a club? 2 min walk. Relax in a garden? 1, 5 min stop on the train. Need to run errands? Get your hair done, buy a new outfit, and go see your doctor all on the same block. We even have huge office spaces filled with a bunch of couches and desks for people who "work from home". I'm over it and ready to get away from it for once for something slower but that's just some of the reasons people are willing to pay so much :)
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Omg, I was just thinking you should connect with Cash, and he suddenly appears. What a dynamic duo!
Location, location, location, and the things you can do, is what sells New York City. Parking, parking parking, not so much. However, if you do not own a car, public transit is great.
No amount of "things you can do" would make me pay $3000 a month for almost nothing lol.
@@Helthurian - The $2,800 rent (many years ago), $400 garage, utilities (if not included), groceries (almost double, elsewhere), and on and on. Outside the many free things you can do, other entertainment is costly, though very much worth it. So yea, the novelty of ‘things to do’ does eventually wear off.
@@Helthurian to be fair, most people her age aren’t living alone. I never paid anywhere near $2k on rent in NYC.
@@euenfheiejrj Eh, I guess. With that small of spaces id find having a roommate unappealing. To each their own though.
Should've had Cash show you around Astoria, or even Western Brooklyn. You're more likely to find a "normal" place with amenities like w/d and dw and much more space for the same or less than places in the Village.
You could also go a but further south of that Tribeca place he showed you and check out the Battery Park area.
Exactly, there is this misconception, Manhattan is the New York experience when New York is beyond that
Definitely, lots of big rambling places on tree-lined streets, in-building laundry, roof decks in Brooklyn and Queens for a lot cheaper. But then there's a commute if you have to work in Manhattan every day.
the top 4 cities in the country are NYC, San Francisco, Seattle and Los Angeles. NYC and SF apartments are all tiny and weird like this one. LA has nicer spots, but you'll have to deal with traffic, and you will absolutely need a car to get around. Seattle seems like a nice balance between these though.
seattle is not in the same league as the other 3
You don't know about Seattle traffic ;)
Miami is definitely on in the top 4. Accessible to beautiful activities in the city and surrounding areas, along with weekend getaways less than an hour flight time away tbh.
LA is one of the most overrated cities in the world,Miami,Austin,Charlotte and even Tampa are all better choices
Seattle definitely has bad traffic. It's not much better than parts of LA in terms of traffic.
Monica, Shelby and Cash all together. If only Casey Neistat was here, I’d have my TH-cam faves in one place. 💕 That kitchen is smaller than a tiny powder room. 🙄
Monica, I just want to say that you give off such a professional vibe! Not that you didn't before but I feel like since you became a real estate agent you really found your footing. Love your videos and wishing you success in everything!
I'd be interested in seeing "the people for whom it makes sense to live here". Like, at $4500/mo you have to make $280k or more. That's... far above the normal salary.
More so like $200k . But yea definitely above average salary
Actually more like $162k a year if you use the standard 1/3 of your income rule
Where rent is higher pay is higher
NYU students whose rich parents pay their rent
@@polley015761 This is how it SHOULD be, but it is absolutely, positively, 100% not true.
You should get a 3rd home here! Luckily my Condo has counter space, but most kitchens here call counter space "a cutting board on top of the stove!". 😆
lol, yes.
I’ve lived in NYC almost my entire life and I just love it. I do live in a studio apartment, but mine does have a full kitchen, nice size bathroom, and plenty of closet space.
Hi Monica, hope you're well. Loving your new journey and hope to see you become a successful Real Estater
I could definitely see you living in NYC for a year or two, Monica! But I know you’d miss home and move back to Seattle. Besides, Oliver doesn’t give off any “I’m a city dog” vibes 😂 He’s too bougie and enjoys his current townhouse and rooftop views WAY too much to settle for a 600 sq/ft NYC apartment.
The sisters could have split the cost of the last apartment. Two’s company is a little crowded but compared to Seattle and LA, NY becomes a less daunting place to live together.
Love how Shelbys just lurking in the background the whole time 😆
I know! Hahaha. I thought the same thing!
She is very considerate when she in Monica's videos.
@@akhtars9602Yes, when they’re not doing collabs, Shelby is so considerate not to upstage her sister!
Right at the start, I was yelling call Cash! He can help you. I was so happy to see you did!
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Girl, even 2,000 a month ain’t logical for MOST average-income individuals around your age…
4:57 ITS NOT EVEN $2000 ITS $3500 LOL!!!!! AND WHEN YOU WALK OUTSIDE YOU'RE IN A GHETTO-
I WILL- ALRIGHT I DON'T WANNA SAY IT THIS WAY BUT THERE ARE NOT ATTRACTIVE GIRLS LIKE THE TWO YOU SEE IN THIS CLIP IN new york YOU HAVE TO TRY HARD TO FIND AND I MEAN ACTIVELY SEEK OUT-
THIS IS EVEN! WORSE! THAN I THOUGHT!!!!
@@sangjeongkimcho293 Lol you know they show more than 1 apartment in the video right. The 2nd on is $2000/month
This cements the reality of living in NYC: you don't live there to stay in your apartment all day. You only go to your apartment for sleeping, so finding the cheapest, smallest place that you can handle, within a reasonable distance to work, is your best bet.
But that makes even less sense to pay $3000/month for a place that you only sleep in
My sis and bro in-law live on the Upper East Side, and pay somewhere between $4500-$6000 per month(not fully clear on this...) for in-unit wash/dry, 2 bed, 2 bath (one with heated floor!!), balconies in front and back, and an elevator that opens right up into their unit.
what do they do for a living 😳
What an epic team up. Feels like the avengers of TH-cam house looker aters that I enjoy.
I saw Cash, I was sold: he's my favorite and I love his comments.
Cool to see actual New York apartments but seems like you get more for your money in Seattle. Also great photography.🙂
Can you imagine that tiny apartment and impossibly tiny kitchen during covid lockdown?!?!
I would rather shoot myself.
The neighborhoods with those apartments have the most beautiful parks and neighborhoods and amazing restaurants and food trucks to order from. I’m sure it wasn’t a problem.
That’s literally all I found think about. You’d be running to the store everyday for food.
Why pay that much for a glorified closet in Manhattan?
Less than 10 miles away,I have a 3 bedroom apt.for $1400 a month.
I can walk to the PATH train and be in Manhattan in 20 minutes.
It's just robbery for the extra vain ppl i guess.
What city/neighborhood?
@@abbyabroad Harrison.
@@olivercrangle7160 but isn't harrison right next to newark?
@@cl4241 Protected by rivers and drawbridges.In the 1967 riots,the bridges were up at night and the cops rode on with sawed off shotguns.
I must say as a lifelong new yorker these apartments (and their pricing) may only be good for youtube content
The first 2 are probably empty frequently. The 3rd one is a large building, allot of younger people that move in and out, so there is an empty apt somewhere in the building.
not about the video but, this outfit on you (the leather pants and chunky boots) is soooooooo good I love it!
That second apt is so cute! Even with the tiny kitchen. I could live there.
My favorite of the 3.
You'll spend a lot of money in takes out probably.
It’s crazy. I have a 3500 square foot home, 5 bed, 3 bath home in a nice Michigan family town for $1400 a month with a finished basement
This is like the better version of house hunters. I love!
I have a 3 bedroom house in Brooklyn, NY, 40 minutes by subway from Manhattan, (no mortgage). And I complain everyday about high cost of living in NYC, when I pay property taxes, water, insurance and utilities for around 1200 a month. After these videos I should stop complaining.
Im from NY and live in Queens and still cringed when he said $3550 for that shoebox with no appliances basically besides the fridge
I guess you could just eat out a lot 😅 the second kitchen was almost non existent lol
that's wt people do, they barely cook
and no oven
“It’s so cute you can almost forget it.” So true! Haha He is an excellent agent!
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He has a youtube channel and it's awesome. CashJordan
Funny how as an European this seems like a normal sized apartments in a big city. When I went to college I also had to pay horrendous amount of money per month for even smaller apartment
This upload was perfect timing!! I’ve been looking into moving to a NY apartment for a while now! Thanks Monica!
from where
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NYC* I think people forget that NY is a state too..
Pop quiz: what makes NYC attractive?
- the oversize rats
- the cockroaches
- the smelly cabs
- the overcooked garbage aroma
- the dirty subway station
- the drunks at Grand Central
- the absurd rents (of course)
- the aggressive beggars
- other
The funny thing is, those things are thought to comprise the “charm” and “character” of the city lmao 🙄
I live in Seattle and watch Cash every day...started watching her recently...I glad she is touring apartments with Cash. Much different then renting in Seattle. Excellent video. Invite Cash to Seattle. That would be great
I found a $2K renovated one bedroom in Washington Heights on the 30th floor of a doorman building with a private terrace. The deals are out there. You just have to look hard enough and be willing to go above 72nd Street. Honestly Washington Heights is where it's at, plenty of culture (I lived in the UWS but honestly got sick of living in a 90+% caucasian neighborhood and constantly being mistaken for somebody's nanny), great food, proximity to the bomb A train and did I mention the food?!
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Great video! also off topic but those pants are great.
I love cash! His personality seems awesome.
I’m so obsessed with these NYC apartment hunt videos! New subbie here, totally obsessed with your videos 💕
I love Cash!! Watch him all the time. Hi to you and Shelby!!! I've been obsessed with watching NY apt video's.
Lol that thumbnail is hilarious “this is the kitchen “⬅️ - I lived in NY for years and I’ve lucked up on some good kitchens but that tiny sitch is definitely what I saw in a lot of folks apartments 💯
Could really like the 1st or 2nd one. Liked the kitchen in the 1st one but the price of the 2nd one and just the vibe was better.
I love that you showed us apartments in 3 different price points. The second apartment kitchen really stressed me out. Only because the sink doesn’t even look big enough to was pots and that mini ass fridge. Ugh.
Absolutely, have no desire of living in New York city. I lived there for a month. It’s fun for short term.
I love Cash! Never miss a vid…
It’s always intriguing to see the massive difference in NYC and where i live lmao. I had to convert $2000 to my country’s currency and i was so shockedd😭 with that money you can rent a whole house for A YEAR and it’s near my uni aswell
Where do you live, I'd love that year long experience?!
OmG 😲 You are living my dream!!!! You still need to buy in ATX though...
The first apartment is 3550 a month? That's crazy. My apartment in Winston Salem NC 1300 sq ft is only 890 a month 2 bd 2 bth
My last apartment in Hillsboro Oregon was 1300sq ft 3bdr 2bth at 1425 you paid for a garage, no yard
I live in the DFW area and for my 932 sq ft apartment I pay 1,080. It’s a 2 bed/2bath.
Yeah let’s move to New York and pay $2000 to live in a shoebox practically
Love the "kitchen" in #2 - Great vid!
Yep, second apartment is really cute and charming.
Another exciting and informative adventure! I have can tell the owners were creative with the space available, though the occupants would have to invest into innovative ways to make these homes their own. I think a good starting point for someone new to the city.
These places are so small. I could never live in them! Changed my mind... except for the last one.
o wow new york has so much charm and the views are amazing . apartment living really is so confined and no kitchen at all . i have never been to new york lovely tour
Congrats on 1,4 Million Subscribers!!!!!!!!
Such cute apartments! I don't think I would ever want to move to NYC, but those are adorable.
Hey if you like it I love it! I can never get into the idea of paying for such tiny spaces. I have a whole house for a fraction and could be in the city in an hour if I really wanted to but I can see how it would be appealing for some .
That tiny kitchen in apartment number 2 about took me out 😂😂 HOW IS A SPACE THAT SMALL CALLED A KITCHEN!
I literally just watched the first Cash Jordan video I've seen and watched this video because it's been in my watch later, I find it so funny how he was in this video too
As a New York native for 21+ Years (born & raised) it’s a great city to live in
Apologies everyone: I’m enjoying just seeing Monica getting to stretch out her Realtor Muscles 🏡🚪🔑
🤔🧐… OOOR Does this count as FLEXING her realtor muscle? Low key hyped for videos & trips like this are going to influence the brainstorming for that new channel she launched… BECAUSE EVERYONE HERE IS ALREADY SUBSCRIBED RIGHT!?!?
It’s so nice to see Cash without his editing of himself :)
manhattan down bad, but brooklyn is thriving.
Can't believe you two paired up for a video...love it when youtubers film together!
Cash was in this! I love his channel. Great vid
Apartment leases are down and likely further going down in NY. Many already left and won’t renew the contract.
it should be named ‘What you can get for $2K in nyc AFTER A GLOBAL PANDEMIC’…. these are so much nicer then what’d you get normally for these prices. Prices have dropped soooo much since everyone fled the city during the lockdown
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Lmao I’ll never pay that much to live in a closet 😭😭 New Yorkers need to stand up and do something about those market prices
We did. We moved lol.
@@triciacharles8022 Nawl like if enough of y’all boycott tenants y’all probably could cause a decrease in prices 😂🤷🏾♂️ it’s a looonnggg shot tho
@@alannabors I wish but that will never happen. There will always be people who are willing to pay a premium for those crappy apartments just because it’s New York. So we moved lmao.
Here's what I've learned having lived in NYC for 20 years. If the internet didn't happen, I'd stay in NY forever. But the internet did happen and you can see that many cities have what you need like what NY has to offer, if you know how to look. No one realized until the internet that there are even better places out there other than NY.
That last one! That kitchen!
I need a washer and dryer ( and a sink sprayer, of course!)
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HAHAHA I’ve spent too much time on StreetEasy i recognized that first apartment right away 😭
Not just NYC, cities like London, Hong Kong, Paris, Tokyo, Shanghai, San Francisco... all have super high rent for a small space, but then you have an entire city of culture, entertainment, business opportunities, amazing city parks, endless museums. You are not just paying for the space of your apartment!!!
OHHH its Our DEAR CASH, I Love him to bits, I Follow him, Naturally I subscribe to his channel
There's No one as great as Cash to show the world apartments available in NY City.
Best of Luck in finding the right apartment for you,
Cheers from Melbourne, Victoria, Australia 🐨 🦘
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Monica...you could have a cover made for the first two sinks!! Instant counter space!! Just a thought!!
so much fun to watch- thanks for sharing
Hearing you apartment hunting in New York, I was so hoping that you had contact with Cash!
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YUP!!!! I CAN ALREADY TELL- THAT IS THE VAST MAJORITY OF new york!
Anything with Cash in it is great. Very nice video, interesting idea & collab.👏👏
Oh my! Yea I’ll just come visit never move to the city the cost of living is bananas
Love the the last one! But also the #2. ❤️
Prices are crazy these days. 10 years ago I was paying $2000 for a 2 bedroom 1 bath in the east village that was slightly bigger than that.
The second one was totally worth it. I would go for it...
That walk in closet in the third apartment is bigger than the second apartments kitchen
OBSESSED WITH VIDEOS LIKE THESEEEEE
It rains less in NY than Seattle!!
Lived in NY my entire life and I've NEVER seen kitchens as small as these. I would absolutely die
1. Cash is the coolest
2. Move here, it’s so dope!