When there is no common space/living room, that means it's only a one bedroom and one of the rooms is used for a living room. What's with these landlords saying here's a two bedroom, but no living space?
Yikes, all those apartments and not a one was appealing despite some fancy upgrades. That last one was just pathetic. Needs a gut rehab, and some average human proportions between rooms. One foot clearance?? How does that even meet fire safety codes?
Why do so many of these apartments think that people NEED a wine fridge? Is everyone in NYC supposed to drink wine? You can use those for non-wines, right? Like, could I fit cans of Yoohoo in there or something?
In the last apartment on the shelves. The holes are for the phone wires and power cords of whatever may be plugged in . The bottom shelf is the only one with Jack's and outlets. 🙃😉
I made a terrible mistake when I rented my Queens apartment back in July. When I first looked at the apartment I made sure it had a sink sprayer and medicine cabinet. The place checked all the boxes so my fiance and I decided this was the one so we signed the lease. The day came to move in and one of the first things I did was run to the sink to check the sprayer and to my utter dismay, it was clogged and didn't work! I still have yet to replace it and let me tell you it is a huge inconvenience! I think I am finally going to bite the bullet and fix it this weekend. Cash, thank you for really showcasing how important it is to have a sink sprayer, especially when you don't have a dishwasher in your house!
I never use my sink sprayer and wash all my dishes. Honestly don't see much use for it, it is just as easy to rotate the tap and wipe with a sponge/cloth if needed.
@@SohiHien Or fill a cup up with water and pour it over the sides of the sink. Sprayers might be easy to use but I always think to myself that these fancy additions haven't always existed and yet we made do before them. Now complaining about the lack of a washer or dryer, that I understand because getting around that is much more difficult and time-consuming.
I could see the tiny ones being okay for someone really young, who's going to be out in the city all the time anyways. But me as a 30-something, no way.
To be in NYC proper I would be happy in any of them....If I lived in NYC I would not be spending much time at home anyway, but I would be fine in any of them.
LOL, the stairs in these apartments are killers! You should consider partaking in the next Olympics as a climber and very good chance you will win a medal Cash! Thanks for continuing sharing the good, bad and ugly with us!
yes! i got so much clastrophobia w that one!! such a strange layout, so many weird angles and corridors, and the view that was a straight up house wall that took away any chance of daylight 😭
I watch people who live in Japan and make small kitchens like that work, so I can handle a small kitchen. But the old and dirty bathrooms are where I say nope. I can't stand gross or old bathrooms and kitchens. Doesn't have to be the newest hardware, but I need to know the landlord is replacing stuff and it's in good condition and isn't ancient.
After serving on aboard several aircraft carriers in the Navy . This is too small and I feel for folks who live there entire lives in New York. Can’t stand small places this was more than what I can handle to be perfectly honest.
I was really praying for your safety because I was afraid something would attack you in the last apartment. You definitely worked out for this video. I’m out of breath just watching this.
@@sarahpak5167 I have more cabinets than this and believe it or not they fill up quickly. Yes, you can leave some empty or use them as a linen closet. LOL.
Do NOT drink on the roof of the 2nd apartment and come down those spiral stairs. Recipe for disaster. Third apartment is perfect for one person who can use the first bedroom as a living room.
I like the first apartment the best. It could be a great space, especially if you put a shower in the downstairs bathroom. In fact if you reconfigure that area and put the laundry and bath in the middle you could set up office areas or bedrooms at each end. Just wish the kitchen was brighter but its a fairly large space for NYC apartments.
The downstairs would be the living room/home office so you shouldn’t need to take a shower down there. It was the only apartment where I wouldn’t fear injuring myself on the stairs.
To be honest I wasn't interested in any of these the ones that were partially decent were literally too high priced. And that last unit gave me claustrophobia just watching it over TH-cam.
In the 6th floor “Trevor” apartment..that front big ‘bedroom’ is called the LIVING ROOM by the rest of the country…it’s a $2300 ONE bedroom apartment (what is up with these landlords stretching the truth 🤦🏻♀️)
ONLY USING CAPS FOR ME TO SEE BETTER - WHEN A PLACE DOESN'T HAVE A LIVING ROOM (COMMON SPACE) IT IS REALLY JUST A ROOMING HOUSE WITH SHARED KITCHEN & BATH.
1st apt (with a lower level duplex) is an illegal; and price isn't worth it; 2nd apt with access to roof deck is worth it (stairwell steps can be covered)
10:46 Those shelves with holes are made for a microwave oven and to put the power cables going from the kitchen appliances to the AC outlets. There are the low placed electric outlets nearby, so you can easily arrange your wires.
Apart from the first apartment - on the first floor, everything else seems to be on the 4th to 6th floor. Not an elevator in sight. Hard to justify paying $2000 +
That last place was giving me major anxiety between the crazy steep stairs, claustrophobic kitchen and prison-cell like bathroom! The 3rd ($2300) place is probably doable for a single person (not sharing) who doesn't mind walking up and down stairs!
Love listening to Cash talk at the end of the night.. No drama or trauma.. Cheerful voice no matter what he comes across he puts a positive perspective to it.. Appreciate you in Tennessee Cash! My landlord wants to know who Cash is & why I'm wanting a Sink sprayer & Medicine cabinet now😅😅
In the 4th apartment the holes in the shelves are for any electrical item's power cables. You thread the cable and plug through so it's not trailing in front of the shelf. There's a power outlet visible on the wall of the bottom shelf.
I am waiting for the day when I see my sister's first apartment on one of these tours. The last two reminded me of hers, there was no common area, but the bathroom was a decent size and both bedrooms were huge! My sister was able to fit her queen-size bed AND a couch in her bedroom, her roommate could do the same. The kitchen was opposite the bathroom down a little hallway, and from what I remember had a decent amount of counter space and full-size appliances. Her apartment was close to midtown too, I can only imagine what it's renting for now.
These last two are especially CRAZY... What was someone thinking about making these apartments? greed? the last one is so depressing...thevholes in the shelf might be for electrical cords.I think I might prefer to use a common bathroom and renting a tiny room apartment!
Wondering if the basement in that first apartment floods. The second wasn't too bad, but the placement of the washer and dryer is horrible. Have a great weekend, Cash!
Apt. 1: My husband loves “anxiety inducing amount of cabinets”, but he doesn’t love the price or the low ceiling. I am actually okay with 1st Floor. If there is a fire, I have a better chance at escaping. But I would want something on the windows for security… Apt 2 - The stairs are scary. But it’s probably the best value of all of today’s video… Apt 3 - I think the smaller BR behind the front door is really a dining room/common area…. Apt. 4 - The holes are probably for wires. Bathrooms and kitchen is WAY TOO SMALL for me, never mind my big hubby… Sorry Cash! You gotta find us some better valued apartments!!! 😞
Good stuff! Any "tiny" apartment that has its own bathroom is a GOOD apartment. I can work with everything else, but just don't make me settle for sharing a bathroom.
No love for Trevor!! Watching quite a few of these tours, I’m realizing lots of natural light, and decent sized bedrooms and bathroom are a +. The 2nd place was nice but bedrooms a little small.. Thanks for the tour! 👍🏼
I like the second unit the best, with the outdoor space, although I'd be afraid I'd take a misstep and fall to my death on that spiral staircase LOL. I could also make the third unit work, especially for that price. That last unit is a definite no, with its awkward layout. I doubt I'd even be able to fit in that kitchen haha 😆
the second apartment would be great for a single or couple. the middle room could be a dining area/office and allow for extra storage and a rolling island for the kitchen. The front room with a view would be a great living room. The back bedroom for sleeping
I love watching these videos. Living in NYC for years, a lot of apts I've seen are like a comedy act. I guess if you leave your apt and take your light bulbs with you, does that mean you weren't happy living there? 😂
Apartment dweller from another state: In our last place, we replaced the supplied cheap incandescent bulbs with much pricier LED bulbs when the old ones burned out. Considering management dragged their feet for over 2 years on replacing the failing florescent light in the kitchen (the only interior lighting they were responsible for), we didn't feel we owed them the goodwill of leaving our LED bulbs behind. As a general rule, "taking the bulb with me" is exiting tenant code for "management owes me that much." It's a sign you need to look into reviews of the building, because there are probably maintenance and management complaints with some merit behind them.
Seriously getting addicted to these videos, but for some reason when I see these NYC apartments, I just start to feel really strong anxiety. They all look so depressing for the price! (I used to live in NYC on John Street way back when, and though my tiny room was more modern and thus felt a bit more comfortable, we had zero natural light as the only window faced the brick wall of the next building. Somehow just really depressing...)
that first apartment on the ground floor with no bars on the windows..... nope. I'd be convinced one of the many active serial killers in NYC would be finding me there
It's so depressing to see what passes as apartments in NYC these days. If there's no kitchen and bathroom, they're just rooms. I haven't been back there since I went to London in 2006. I thought my first London flat was tiny because I had to share a kitchen and washer/dryer with the other flats. However, at least I had room in my own space for a queen bed, a desk, a TV cabinet, a loveseat and my en suite bathroom. That space would probably cost me $1500 in NYC now.
I loved the cheapest place you showed. Although it didn't have a common space, that place would be great if you lived by yourself. Use the big room for a bedroom and the other for a living/office/dining room.
every time i see those tiny bathroom sinks i can't help but see a dentist office spit sink ...lol , and what those spiral staircases need is a fire pole next to it to get back down and add dumbwaiter that can move things up and down, because there is no way to carry anything safely and go up those stairs. that apt with the 1'4" "slot" kitchen entry must be for people that will be only reheating restaurant leftovers or getting deliveries. and last comment, that shelf with the holes is most like to access the outlets near the floor like for a clock or radio or recharging gadgets
I always see these videos and I'm immediately grateful that rent is extremely cheap compared to this. I have a 3bed/2bath house for $700/mo including utilities. For 2k and above prices you can rent a mansion in a gated community
Do you realize how naturally funny you are? When you were looking at the bikes and you said, "Maybe this belongs to a circus clown", I laughed out loud. It's such a pleasure watching your videos. They lift my spirits every time!
I find it hilarious when he says at least one of the bedrooms in an apartment that doesn’t have a living room has a view. Thank god I don’t live in NYC and have to pay those prices to rent a crap apartment. I wonder what the 4 bedroom house on 2 acres my wife and I are buying would be worth if it was in NYC instead on northern MI.
@@Leslie-wb8cb and sideways it could be wider, so maybe harder to get into the kitchen. I'd probably use the apartment as a 1 bedroom and put the refrigerator in the new living room.
4 burner oven? hahahahahaha,,, yay, you said Stove on the 2nd place LOL..😁😉😍 love the separated bedrooms for privacy 👍 like the first apartment the best.. of course It cost the most, I have good taste lol... thanks for taking us along.. look forward to seeing you daily... appreciate the effort your making.. I can tell its alot!!
Utility sinks used to be in laundry or mud rooms primarily for the dirty work. I've never seen them used for kitchen pots & pans, then again a lot of these silly apartment kitchen sinks are barely 4 inches deep, which is ridiculous.
I liked the first apt-- reconfigure the downstairs, combine big sink with laundry; then add two more bedrooms with an alcove. Reduce rent by 20 percent. Boom!!! A lovely 4 bed+2 bath for $4640!!!
Hi Cash. We have a spartan kitchen, you cannot open the fridge and the oven at the same time. And there is only space for one to stand in the 3 ft square area between the two, and we made it work. I can cook an entire holiday dinner in my little kitchen. It's all about stacking !!! It just depends on how the space is laid out.
1) The 1st apartment: dark, DARK kitchen. Even with the lights. And the front door stairs are a trip hazard! And $5800! 2) Smaller, but that roof deck would be awesome going into autumn! 3) NY hustle- gotta love it! Props to Trevor! 4) That 3rd one is a 1 bedroom, no matter what the landlord says! But if you are just starting out, and spend no time in the place, two people hustle and make it work.
There's holes in those shelves (of the last place) because that's where you install you Media center w/ 12" flat panel and portable DVD player. About all you can fit.
I love how Cash can see the positive side of these apartments lol…you can’t get to your fridge, but its full size 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣. That NYC and someone will rent it.
oh god the last apt I was so frustrated with the layout, they could gut it and renovate into an OK 1 bed. I can't imagine living in a space like that as a 2 bed.
If I were in my twenties, had tons of money and moving to NYC, I would be torn between the first 2 apartments. The second one is more bang for bucks, but the kitchen is a mite too small. Now, that last apartment with a very tight squeeze between the refrigerator and the entryway - I'm floored. And the bathroom ... oh, my God. That is a fire hazard waiting to happen - how can the landlord get away with that???
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When there is no common space/living room, that means it's only a one bedroom and one of the rooms is used for a living room. What's with these landlords saying here's a two bedroom, but no living space?
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That's on par with the so-called living rooms that are nothing but 6'wide hallways.
I think introverts might quite enjoy it.
@@dsr8223 Or less!
It's called greed.
Yikes, all those apartments and not a one was appealing despite some fancy upgrades. That last one was just pathetic. Needs a gut rehab, and some average human proportions between rooms. One foot clearance?? How does that even meet fire safety codes?
Why do so many of these apartments think that people NEED a wine fridge? Is everyone in NYC supposed to drink wine? You can use those for non-wines, right? Like, could I fit cans of Yoohoo in there or something?
"No view but we're getting lots of natural light bouncing off that brick wall". ha ha
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Yeah I liked that too! Lol 😆
Such Candor, 😀
Me watching my first Cash video: “ $1,800 is too much for one studio”.
Me after watching my 1000th Cash video: “ $1,800 is a steal”.
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In the last apartment on the shelves. The holes are for the phone wires and power cords of whatever may be plugged in . The bottom shelf is the only one with Jack's and outlets. 🙃😉
he knows, you tubers try to get posts,it helps the algorithm
@@socaljet ahhhh. That makes sense. Oh well. At least I got to feel smart for a second 🤣
@@socaljet did he really?
Good call.I didn't know.Thnx.
I made a terrible mistake when I rented my Queens apartment back in July. When I first looked at the apartment I made sure it had a sink sprayer and medicine cabinet. The place checked all the boxes so my fiance and I decided this was the one so we signed the lease. The day came to move in and one of the first things I did was run to the sink to check the sprayer and to my utter dismay, it was clogged and didn't work! I still have yet to replace it and let me tell you it is a huge inconvenience! I think I am finally going to bite the bullet and fix it this weekend. Cash, thank you for really showcasing how important it is to have a sink sprayer, especially when you don't have a dishwasher in your house!
I never use my sink sprayer and wash all my dishes. Honestly don't see much use for it, it is just as easy to rotate the tap and wipe with a sponge/cloth if needed.
@@SohiHien Or fill a cup up with water and pour it over the sides of the sink. Sprayers might be easy to use but I always think to myself that these fancy additions haven't always existed and yet we made do before them. Now complaining about the lack of a washer or dryer, that I understand because getting around that is much more difficult and time-consuming.
Your chat on the street with those guys had me laughing. Love that kind of humor.
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That was absolutely the highlight of this video!
@@Leafygreen123 Agreed😁
@@bonniepwtf Makes me want to move back to NY. I freakin’ miss living there. But I’m still a New Yorker in my heart and soul!
@@Leafygreen123 I've never been fortunate enough to go there but I so enjoy everyone of Cash's videos.
Most of these apartments make me feel really sad for whoever has to live in them.
I feel the same way.
I could see the tiny ones being okay for someone really young, who's going to be out in the city all the time anyways. But me as a 30-something, no way.
I am glad I’m in a house with a garden instead of an apartment
Talk about abusing people!!!!! This is where u go after a hard day of work????
To be in NYC proper I would be happy in any of them....If I lived in NYC I would not be spending much time at home anyway, but I would be fine in any of them.
LOL, the stairs in these apartments are killers! You should consider partaking in the next Olympics as a climber and very good chance you will win a medal Cash! Thanks for continuing sharing the good, bad and ugly with us!
Lol 😆😆
The Empire State Building annual stair climb.
@@joermnyc YES, as preparation to the Olympics!
Even a person who has been stationed on board a submarine would think that last place was lacking in space in the kitchen and bathroom.
yes! i got so much clastrophobia w that one!! such a strange layout, so many weird angles and corridors, and the view that was a straight up house wall that took away any chance of daylight 😭
@@sandras2624 me too
I watch people who live in Japan and make small kitchens like that work, so I can handle a small kitchen. But the old and dirty bathrooms are where I say nope. I can't stand gross or old bathrooms and kitchens. Doesn't have to be the newest hardware, but I need to know the landlord is replacing stuff and it's in good condition and isn't ancient.
After serving on aboard several aircraft carriers in the Navy . This is too small and I feel for folks who live there entire lives in New York. Can’t stand small places this was more than what I can handle to be perfectly honest.
that last kitchen was rough. you barely can fit going in and you'll be trapped after you eat your meal
Pass on all of those apartments. There are definitely better ones out there.
How much money do you have? Housing is at a premium these days.
@@lizleapin1835 I own my home.
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Congratulations 191k Subscribers and still counting
Thank you!!
I was really praying for your safety because I was afraid something would attack you in the last apartment. You definitely worked out for this video. I’m out of breath just watching this.
Good morning from Texas. The apartments keep getting smaller and smaller as you toured them. Have a great weekend. XOXO
Makes you wonder who designs some of these apartments or do the landlords just throw anything in the available space.
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The latter.
@@kimberlywilson7929 😎
Anxiety inducing amount of cabinets --- love that comment. TGIF.
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Hahahah right.
😂😂😂 Do I have to fill them? Can I leave some empty!? Why so many? Will I fit in one!!?
@@sarahpak5167 I have more cabinets than this and believe it or not they fill up quickly. Yes, you can leave some empty or use them as a linen closet. LOL.
I don’t know what I’d put in all those cabinets
Do NOT drink on the roof of the 2nd apartment and come down those spiral stairs. Recipe for disaster. Third apartment is perfect for one person who can use the first bedroom as a living room.
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That's a really good point!
Thank you Cash for doing this videos I'm here almost everyday, you rock...but none these apartments do
The first apt was the best but $6,000/month? That's crazy.
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Maybe split it two or three ways.
I love how you say "It's clean" as if to say "It's not THAT bad" 🤣
"Trevor wrote a book and said people who bought this book, Also bought Rope and a Stool." ROFLLLL I'm done only in NYC xD
But didn't it make you want to find out what Trevor's book was about?!!
@@christinewatson8954 yes lol
If feel reeaallly stupid but I don’t get it. Can you please explain.
@@PNPeopleWatcher sure thing go on 6:17 in the video you'll see where I got it from
@@lunabombay no I did see it. I don’t get what it means. 🙈🙈🙈
Enjoyed all the apartments tours almost as much as I did being introduced to Trevor and his cast of characters.😁
Happy Friday. These videos always make my day. Love the comments 😆
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Love your videos Cash! I look forward to them daily, and have binged almost all of your older ones...yes I have lots of free time on my hands lol! 🤩🌞
Lol 😊
Thanks for helping me to find an apartment in the future… very inspiring
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The yodeling song from The Price Is Right " Cliffhanger" game is what I hear in my head when you are climbing those steep stairs!
😂😂😂😂😂 the trevor comments! Gotta love the new yorkers wit!
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The holes in the shelves are to run cords through to the plug.
So many apartments in one video! The last one is a hard no. A shoe box kitchen and bathroom.
I love the videos with more than one tour! Thanks Cash!
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I like the first apartment the best. It could be a great space, especially if you put a shower in the downstairs bathroom. In fact if you reconfigure that area and put the laundry and bath in the middle you could set up office areas or bedrooms at each end. Just wish the kitchen was brighter but its a fairly large space for NYC apartments.
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You’re not going to be able to alter an apartment like that.
The downstairs would be the living room/home office so you shouldn’t need to take a shower down there. It was the only apartment where I wouldn’t fear injuring myself on the stairs.
The basement apartment was my favorite out of the four. Although, I would keep looking, they seemed too expensive for what you get.
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After the recent flooding in NYC, you have to question wisdom of moving into a basement flat.
That place looked like a fire trap.
To be honest I wasn't interested in any of these the ones that were partially decent were literally too high priced. And that last unit gave me claustrophobia just watching it over TH-cam.
In the 6th floor “Trevor” apartment..that front big ‘bedroom’ is called the LIVING ROOM by the rest of the country…it’s a $2300 ONE bedroom apartment (what is up with these landlords stretching the truth 🤦🏻♀️)
Eek. The more I watch these videos the more I love my NYC apartment and feel like I got a steal! 😆🙏🏻😎
really liked this video, good to see multiple options and different price ranges
ONLY USING CAPS FOR ME TO SEE BETTER - WHEN A PLACE DOESN'T HAVE A LIVING ROOM (COMMON SPACE) IT IS REALLY JUST A ROOMING HOUSE WITH SHARED KITCHEN & BATH.
At 6:33 Life imitates Art when Cash gives us a facial expression sometimes used by his own creation, Violet 👌
1st apt (with a lower level duplex) is an illegal; and price isn't worth it;
2nd apt with access to roof deck is worth it (stairwell steps can be covered)
I agree! the second is the best
The 2nd apartment would work out just great.... I'm sorry I have to have outside space. Love the video keep them coming cash.
10:46 Those shelves with holes are made for a microwave oven and to put the power cables going from the kitchen appliances to the AC outlets. There are the low placed electric outlets nearby, so you can easily arrange your wires.
Apart from the first apartment - on the first floor, everything else seems to be on the 4th to 6th floor.
Not an elevator in sight. Hard to justify paying $2000 +
Yepp 😎
I don’t know if you’ve ever lived in NYC, but these buildings are a hundred years old. No one is expecting them to have elevators.
@@Maki-00 But we are expecting them to be a bit cheaper. Especially that laughable last one. That kitchen entrance is a fire hazard.
That last place was giving me major anxiety between the crazy steep stairs, claustrophobic kitchen and prison-cell like bathroom! The 3rd ($2300) place is probably doable for a single person (not sharing) who doesn't mind walking up and down stairs!
Love listening to Cash talk at the end of the night.. No drama or trauma.. Cheerful voice no matter what he comes across he puts a positive perspective to it.. Appreciate you in Tennessee Cash! My landlord wants to know who Cash is & why I'm wanting a Sink sprayer & Medicine cabinet now😅😅
#2 was my favorite with that roof deck and that view from the second room! And considerably less than #1.
In the 4th apartment the holes in the shelves are for any electrical item's power cables. You thread the cable and plug through so it's not trailing in front of the shelf. There's a power outlet visible on the wall of the bottom shelf.
I am waiting for the day when I see my sister's first apartment on one of these tours. The last two reminded me of hers, there was no common area, but the bathroom was a decent size and both bedrooms were huge! My sister was able to fit her queen-size bed AND a couch in her bedroom, her roommate could do the same. The kitchen was opposite the bathroom down a little hallway, and from what I remember had a decent amount of counter space and full-size appliances. Her apartment was close to midtown too, I can only imagine what it's renting for now.
Good morning ☀️ Love your videos
Every time I read a "why isn't anybody renting this place?" title, I'm like "you're bad at your job?" ;) Congrats on the 191K subs, by the way!
I was on board with the $2300 apartment until I saw the bathroom.
That was bad.
I stayed aboard.😕
These last two are especially CRAZY... What was someone thinking about making these apartments? greed? the last one is so depressing...thevholes in the shelf might be for electrical cords.I think I might prefer to use a common bathroom and renting a tiny room apartment!
Wondering if the basement in that first apartment floods. The second wasn't too bad, but the placement of the washer and dryer is horrible. Have a great weekend, Cash!
Cash 😎
Great question... How does one get furniture up there to the roof?
No need for furniture --- just a few Directors' Chairs and a mini side table are all u need. Keep Life Simple!!!
Folding chairs and table
Pivot!
Yep, there's no way the got it up that spiral staircase
Sikorsky.
Apt. 1: My husband loves “anxiety inducing amount of cabinets”, but he doesn’t love the price or the low ceiling. I am actually okay with 1st Floor. If there is a fire, I have a better chance at escaping. But I would want something on the windows for security…
Apt 2 - The stairs are scary. But it’s probably the best value of all of today’s video…
Apt 3 - I think the smaller BR behind the front door is really a dining room/common area….
Apt. 4 - The holes are probably for wires. Bathrooms and kitchen is WAY TOO SMALL for me, never mind my big hubby…
Sorry Cash! You gotta find us some better valued apartments!!! 😞
Oh lord, no to them all. The first it to expensive and that last kitchen was not a kitchen.
Good stuff! Any "tiny" apartment that has its own bathroom is a GOOD apartment. I can work with everything else, but just don't make me settle for sharing a bathroom.
The first floor Apt was better then the others .I enjoy the people on the street and of course you.!!!!!
No love for Trevor!!
Watching quite a few of these tours, I’m realizing lots of natural light, and decent sized bedrooms and bathroom are a +.
The 2nd place was nice but bedrooms a little small..
Thanks for the tour! 👍🏼
I like the second unit the best, with the outdoor space, although I'd be afraid I'd take a misstep and fall to my death on that spiral staircase LOL. I could also make the third unit work, especially for that price. That last unit is a definite no, with its awkward layout. I doubt I'd even be able to fit in that kitchen haha 😆
the second apartment would be great for a single or couple. the middle room could be a dining area/office and allow for extra storage and a rolling island for the kitchen. The front room with a view would be a great living room. The back bedroom for sleeping
I love watching these videos. Living in NYC for years, a lot of apts I've seen are like a comedy act. I guess if you leave your apt and take your light bulbs with you, does that mean you weren't happy living there? 😂
Apartment dweller from another state: In our last place, we replaced the supplied cheap incandescent bulbs with much pricier LED bulbs when the old ones burned out. Considering management dragged their feet for over 2 years on replacing the failing florescent light in the kitchen (the only interior lighting they were responsible for), we didn't feel we owed them the goodwill of leaving our LED bulbs behind.
As a general rule, "taking the bulb with me" is exiting tenant code for "management owes me that much." It's a sign you need to look into reviews of the building, because there are probably maintenance and management complaints with some merit behind them.
That last one was nightmare fuel -- EEK!!! I would be found wedged somewhere in there.
Your funny but honest that's why I love watching you. Have a bless day.
I loved those three guys that you talked to after the second apartment! That third guy is the one who should be famous! Lol
Seriously getting addicted to these videos, but for some reason when I see these NYC apartments, I just start to feel really strong anxiety. They all look so depressing for the price! (I used to live in NYC on John Street way back when, and though my tiny room was more modern and thus felt a bit more comfortable, we had zero natural light as the only window faced the brick wall of the next building. Somehow just really depressing...)
that first apartment on the ground floor with no bars on the windows..... nope. I'd be convinced one of the many active serial killers in NYC would be finding me there
love your videos cash. they make my day.
It's so depressing to see what passes as apartments in NYC these days. If there's no kitchen and bathroom, they're just rooms.
I haven't been back there since I went to London in 2006.
I thought my first London flat was tiny because I had to share a kitchen and washer/dryer with the other flats. However, at least I had room in my own space for a queen bed, a desk, a TV cabinet, a loveseat and my en suite bathroom. That space would probably cost me $1500 in NYC now.
I loved the cheapest place you showed. Although it didn't have a common space, that place would be great if you lived by yourself. Use the big room for a bedroom and the other for a living/office/dining room.
Holes in the shelves are for power cords! Apts shown in descending order of appeal..so much for the big finish 😂
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The first one is the best but too pricey. The rest of them I have no words. What landlords get away with there is ridiculous. Love the videos 😊
every time i see those tiny bathroom sinks i can't help but see a dentist office spit sink ...lol , and what those spiral staircases need is a fire pole next to it to get back down and add dumbwaiter that can move things up and down, because there is no way to carry anything safely and go up those stairs. that apt with the 1'4" "slot" kitchen entry must be for people that will be only reheating restaurant leftovers or getting deliveries. and last comment, that shelf with the holes is most like to access the outlets near the floor like for a clock or radio or recharging gadgets
I always see these videos and I'm immediately grateful that rent is extremely cheap compared to this. I have a 3bed/2bath house for $700/mo including utilities. For 2k and above prices you can rent a mansion in a gated community
Why am I watching this? I don’t even live in NY. Great channel, like your style. Keep the great content coming. Cheers from Germany!
Do you realize how naturally funny you are? When you were looking at the bikes and you said, "Maybe this belongs to a circus clown", I laughed out loud. It's such a pleasure watching your videos. They lift my spirits every time!
I find it hilarious when he says at least one of the bedrooms in an apartment that doesn’t have a living room has a view. Thank god I don’t live in NYC and have to pay those prices to rent a crap apartment. I wonder what the 4 bedroom house on 2 acres my wife and I are buying would be worth if it was in NYC instead on northern MI.
Wow I loved the black kitchen in the first one
I've spent way too much time rewatching the last apartment portion, trying to figure out a better place for that refrigerator!
@@Leslie-wb8cb and sideways it could be wider, so maybe harder to get into the kitchen. I'd probably use the apartment as a 1 bedroom and put the refrigerator in the new living room.
New York apartments aren't very *handicap* friendly, are they?
Not even a little. Also, hostile to people with wide hips.
@@kimberlywilson7929 Yeah. As someone with pretty wide hips...I noticed.😂👍🏻
Nope and nope and nope. All are weird and too much money! But I laughed at all your commentary!!!! 😁
4 burner oven? hahahahahaha,,, yay, you said Stove on the 2nd place LOL..😁😉😍
love the separated bedrooms for privacy 👍
like the first apartment the best.. of course It cost the most, I have good taste lol... thanks for taking us along.. look forward to seeing you daily... appreciate the effort your making.. I can tell its alot!!
I will have dreams of that last place, not pleasant ones, for the rest of my life.
I love the "floor plan sized" basements. But I ain't paying $6k for it.
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Second apartment is definitely my favorite!
The half-bath is called a powder room. The large tub-like sink is called a utility sink and are great for soaking pots, pans and cookie sheets.
Utility sinks used to be in laundry or mud rooms primarily for the dirty work. I've never seen them used for kitchen pots & pans, then again a lot of these silly apartment kitchen sinks are barely 4 inches deep, which is ridiculous.
@@kathyflorcruz552 My utility sink is in the the utility room and I use it for soaking pots, pans, crock pot, etc.
I'm 73 and lookin for a place to stay....but I'm very spry
I liked the first apt-- reconfigure the downstairs, combine big sink with laundry; then add two more bedrooms with an alcove.
Reduce rent by 20 percent.
Boom!!! A lovely 4 bed+2 bath for $4640!!!
Hi Cash. We have a spartan kitchen, you cannot open the fridge and the oven at the same time. And there is only space for one to stand in the 3 ft square area between the two, and we made it work. I can cook an entire holiday dinner in my little kitchen. It's all about stacking !!! It just depends on how the space is laid out.
I love when you interact with New Yorkers !!They so funny.
You're beautiful my friend! love what you're doing with this channel!
like that second apt with the spiral staircase
1) The 1st apartment: dark, DARK kitchen. Even with the lights. And the front door stairs are a trip hazard! And $5800! 2) Smaller, but that roof deck would be awesome going into autumn! 3) NY hustle- gotta love it! Props to Trevor! 4) That 3rd one is a 1 bedroom, no matter what the landlord says! But if you are just starting out, and spend no time in the place, two people hustle and make it work.
There's holes in those shelves (of the last place) because that's where you install you Media center w/ 12" flat panel and portable DVD player. About all you can fit.
I love watching your videos 😁 you get so excited when there is a sink sprayer and medicine cabinets 😁
I love how Cash can see the positive side of these apartments lol…you can’t get to your fridge, but its full size 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣. That NYC and someone will rent it.
Nice array of choices today!
oh god the last apt I was so frustrated with the layout, they could gut it and renovate into an OK 1 bed. I can't imagine living in a space like that as a 2 bed.
If I were in my twenties, had tons of money and moving to NYC, I would be torn between the first 2 apartments. The second one is more bang for bucks, but the kitchen is a mite too small. Now, that last apartment with a very tight squeeze between the refrigerator and the entryway - I'm floored. And the bathroom ... oh, my God. That is a fire hazard waiting to happen - how can the landlord get away with that???