Evictions Have Tripled in NYC… Why?
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- A new study shows evictions in NYC have gone way up. What’s causing this, and what can you do if you fall behind on your rent?
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Can we all agree NYC is now a sad shell of its former glory?
Total cess pool.
It was never glorious to being with.
Lol people have been saying that for 50 years.
The bigger cities are always sh*tholes. Great to visit but not great to live in.
Glory hole
I live in nyc. The fact this dude thinks $1600 to rent a room is "cheap" is absolutely mind boggling.
They make office money, not labor money.
@@jahjoeka why does that matter he's still a slave paying almost 2k a month for a closet. At least im a slave who can afford a nice big place for almost the same cost
How are things over there as someone that lives on the ground over there in NYC? Is it bad as we see through Cash's investigate reporting or is it somewhat overexaggerated? Just curious since I'm observing all of this from DC which has a similar but way minor problem.
2,500 is the average rent right now
It's why everyone is leaving. In so many other states 1,600 can rent or buy a full house. Not just a room.
having to make 64k to share an APARTMENT with 3 other roommates is insane. If i'm making 64k I want to be living on my own.
Sixty four k is basically poverty these days
@@dudebro91-fn7rzdepends where you live. I live in DFW in Tx and that’s enough to be alright. Barely lol
@@Catastrophe3x3$64k is the equivalent of a couple living together both making minimum wage in my state.
All depends on where you live I make around 64k and I have a 3 bedroom 2 bath house mortgage is 1100 a month I can afford it np.
then you can't afford NYC. The problem here is the same everywhere: people don't act their wage
It's not just NYC, it's the whole United States.
My family and I live in a small town in southern Minnesota - population 2,000 including the cows and corn.
My husband and I are retired.
Unfortunately, we made some poor decisions with our money.
Long story short, 3 years ago, our son, his wife and now our grandbaby and us bought a house together.
All of us are owners.
The kids have the entire upstairs 3 bedrooms and a bath.
My husband and I have the downstairs bedroom, living room, dining room.
We share a common kitchen and laundry/bathroom.
We pay the utilities and 1/2 the mortgage. The kids pay the other 1/2 of the mortgage.
This arrangement isn't for everyone, but it works for us.
We paid $110,000 for the house.
In the 3 years we've been here, rent/mortgage has gone up. Right now, our home is worth $350,000.
Something needs to be done.
As a nation, there are more homeless people than ever, the cost of living is astronomical and none of this is sustainable.
Sorry dude.
This channel is only for bashing large cities like NYC.
She was just sharing anyway who wants to live in RAT CITY FILTHY NEW YORK.
@@sfdko3291Shut up
What were the poor decisions you made with your money?
NYC is one of the worst bubbles in the US along with CA and NJ..
1600 for a room in a house shared by 4 people is mind boggling tbh
They're no paying for the room, they're paying to have access to so many unique and cultural and educational opportunities.
@@JudithRandall-vz1zkI really hope that's sarcasm.
That's the new reality.. I'm about to live in my car just to not have to give my entire paycheck to a greedy landlord.. I may be evicted soon too 😒
@@JudithRandall-vz1zk And to increase the possibility of getting stabbed.
I would lose my mind if I lived with 3 other people in an apartment that small. I pay $1,400 for my 3 bedroom house which includes 5 acres of open land for my gardening/farming.
"Rent within your means" and then "6400$/month for rent" in almost the same breath.
Exactly.
Bruh everyone pays so much to live in New York and they all say it’s worth it but I have yet to see ANY reason that makes it worth it 😂
I got jobs offer in nyc but I made sure they knew to pay me enough to live.
Have you looked? Best food, best museums, best nightlife, best style, best stores, incredible parks, every singer tours there, and on and on and on. It’s worth it if you’re rich. If you’re broke then no you shouldn’t go there obviously.
@@maverickbull1909who's cooking then? Lol
@@maverickbull1909Huge facts I work remotely and my company has quarterly meetings in Brooklyn. I love to visit NYC but I just can't imagine living there😂😂
@@maverickbull1909 What good is any of that if you can't even afford rent much less anything else? As you said, it's only worth it maybe if you are rich; still I wouldn't want to live there.
This Guy Just said that apartment cost $6,495 Dollars a month for a 3 bedroom apartment. Where im Currently Living in Delaware You Can Get a Mini Mansion For That Price a Month....
Yeah but you have to live in Delaware lmao
@@maverickbull1909came here to say this lol move south. The people are amazing and the weather is hot but no snow is a big plus. I grew up in Chicago and to never have to dig my car out of the snow ever again is worth it.
@@maverickbull1909that’s better than NYC 😂
There u go, advertise to new comers where they should go so your city becomes unaffordable too. 😂
@@life5161 Bet she votes Blue too.
Yeah, well, take some advice from an ex-New Yorker. I was evicted at the beginning of the pandemic when my job went bye-bye, but before the moratorium was in place. I was already living in an illegal apartment. I lived in my car for two months in the midst of the pandemic, so no showers at the gym, no bathroom, shelters? No way! I became nocturnal to keep my car and stay under the radar. Took cat naps by day in different places. I escaped by night on tertiary roads--remember when they were stopping people at state lines? The closest major city to me is now Quebec City but I’m in the USA. I’m a resident caretaker in a one room cabin at a rustic camp. I don’t pay rent; I maintain the premises, keep a register of hikers, canoers, hunters overnighting on the land, remotely monitor two wildlife cameras for a conservationist. Other than occasional tutoring, sewing repairs, making assorted crafts to sell in summer, I consider myself retired.
Thank you for sharing this, I would love to know more about how you came across something like this. NYC really isn't sustainable and I much prefer nature and simplicity. No need to provide exactly where you are, i dont want to invade your privacy. I would just like some info to point me in the direction of how i can find a similar situation. Thanks
An illustration in the exact opposite of feeling entitled and waiting for government handouts. Well done to you for persevering. May you be blessed and have much success and happiness. I think you are an inspiration.
Why not relocate to MA or NH?
I wish you the best of luck
Congratulations on your retirement, and also on the new nomadic way of life with really no permanent address as you have to rely on using the "camp" USPS mail system to receive and send mail as needed other than email.
Moral of the story: unless you absolutely have no other option, never depend on the government for anything.
ABSOLUTELY TRUE!!!!
When govt help is permanent, they can permanently control your life.
nah moral of the story is that we as a whole should put more effort in actually holding our govt and those working in it accountable for doing their jobs properly. A lot of funding and time is wasted on poor management of resources and money laundering through pointless contracts that doesnt actually help the people
Correct because the government is an extension of the rich elite’s power.
Amen
“Each person is paying $1600 which is not too bad”
I have two masters degrees and am still begging for a job above 40K a year.
This is not the first time that he has appeared on a Cash Jordan video. And everytime, he really annoys me
Degrees in what?
@@turbocat1984 gender and offended degree
Here's the thing that is wrong about all this. Who is saying it's acceptable to charge one person $1600. And you have to find three other roommates just to have a shitty apartment. This has to change.
Landlords realize the city would pay $9,000 or more per month to house a family of migrants, instead of resident tenants paying less. 🤷🏼🤔🙄
Your kidding right?
Totally agree
@@nickwinn There is no kidding NYC is spending near $400/day for food and housing, per asylum seeker.
For a family of 4 that's $48,000 per month, pretty much my entire years of mortgage + car payments + groceries for me in a HCOL area in California.
"migrants"
@@nickwinn No, they're right.
I live in a boring Midwest city. That being said, I pay nine hundred and fifteen dollars a month for a mortgage on a big house built in the 1880s. I saw my rent getting increased every year and decided to work on my credit and save money. I worked at the local grocery store during the pandemic and paid my rent every month. My neighbors laughed at me because they were sitting home doing nothing and collecting more money than I was working through the pandemic. I got the last laugh because now they are paying MORE to rent the crappy apartment than I am for my mortgage. I am also now a manager at the grocery store and am saving up for a pool. 😂
Do the math, pools are very expensive per swim.
I just bought a house for the same reason. Rent is ridiculous.
That’s how it’s done.
keywords: Boring, Midwest
@@clownpocketgreat point. Pools are ridiculously impractical to own when you do even a slight amount of research. I’d say it’s easier to find a lake to live near
Most of the housing landscape in America has moved beyond the 30% of gross monthly income. A good bit of the population is now rent-burdened. Housing costs have outpaced income growth.
Inflation and digitalization has redefined the American dream of the 1950's and 60's .
@@v.dargain1678 You are so correct. The current economics have become extremely gamified. The bar has been reset to an achievable height.
you have one of the best most informative NYC channels I have ever seen. Please keep doing what you're doing....I've learned so much about my own city from your content! Keep it up!
Making room, for the replacements.
Yes the Illegals
Exactly
mmhmmm , they are NOT neighbours! they are our replacements ;)
Makes no sense. The asylum seekers don't need aid in getting a place. They just put them in shelters and tents.
FACTS!!
One thing I have learned watching this channel is everything in New York City is so much more complicated, every solution has a downside, every problem is tenfold.
Just have to relocate. Not worth it. I left NYC in 2015. I just have to travel back to visit family and LGA is still getting updated.
🤔 Now u got it!! That's New York....
The solution is to leave. No downsides there.
Economics 101: Supply and Demand. There are more people who want to live in NYC than there are places for those people to live. That means that the cost of property goes up. Can't afford NYC? Move to Jersey. Can't afford Jersey? Move to Mississippi.
Because it's a democrat run crap hole. Not to mention the random violent crime.
Unfortunately most of these people would rather go through this than move out of NY.
Change is surprisingly hard for many. Many just freeze in place, especially the loners who have cut everyone off in pursuit of money.
Move where? With what resources? For the ones in programs, that’s not transferable state to state. Please don’t be callous. Moving is easier said than done.
@@CSWhite1 If you can pay over $3000 a month in rent, you can relocate
@@dr.manhattan6278 AFTER paying 3K in rent, what’s left to relocate with?
I feel like there’s something obvious that isn’t being said which is that in the current economy, people cannot afford the cost of living even though they are working(!). It’s hardly a problem with “apartments” as much as it is a problem with universal rising costs despite universal stagnant wages.
Implying that $1600 per month to have three roommates and potentially have to be the one that lives in the basement is good value is gaslighting and heartless
As someone born and raised in NY all I can say is people should get out of there while they still can.
In othe words, "escape from New York!"
@@ronzombie6541 part 2
Why not become homeless in NYC and join the migrants.
Just don’t go to Florida. It’s terrible and everyone from up north will absolutely hate it.
Please stop coming here. Please.
Just don’t come to Colorado. We are full, and you won’t find much here. Most open lands are protected so we are not going to build more houses/apartments for you.
NYC bureaucracy is incompetent at a staggering level.
You get what you vote for. DEI is really DIE.
Failure of all large, liberal governments
This isn't incompetent it's all purposeful
With people like Carlos Danger, Donald Trump, Coumo's, Eric Adams, Elliot Spitzer, etc coming out of that place why would any sane person want to live there!
That is what happens when the rich and powerful make decisions for the poor and powerless. They are so out of touch with reality, staggering doesn't even begin to describe it. The bureaucrats can't or refuse to separate their ideals from reality. What kinda politicians will ever say "I was wrong"? Nah, they run the ship into the beach, and just keep holding down the throttle until it explodes. *Well to be more specific, they leave some poor fellow holding the throttle at the last moment and they flee the ship like rats.
So the New York City rent stabiliation program goes behind on their payment of people's rent, the city administration should be brought before the court for failure to pay on a contract (lease) by the renter who has paid their share of the contract (lease). If the city of New York or any city forfeits, the federal government should terminate the rental of Manhattan Island and return it back to the original owners.
I just love,love,love your videos,cash!! You do your home work ,,,,investigate,,then give your viewers n commenters,subscribers the pure,truthful facts of the subject matter!! Genious!! Keep it coming,,,love your info and narrative on the sujects!!
Rent is too high everywhere.
thank you
I'm paying $600 per month for a two bedroom in Maine.
The rent is too d*mn high.
@@BestArtist Ok fewer people want to live there that's why
Then why do you keep voting to raise it? Serious question.
The saying " The rich get richer and the poor get poorer" has never been so true.
Thats capitalism for you lok
100000000% true and I hate it
@@nateman10no : THAT IS CAPITALISM WHICH IS THE BASIC CONCEPT AND PRACTICE OF USA TODAY… what the F are you talking about ? Ignorant much?? USA is one of the most capitalistic places on earth with nyc being number one in that
This is just the beginning.
@@nateman10This has to be sarcasm, right?
This is not just there, it’s everywhere.
I think that you are doing fantastic work Jordan and you are a superstar hero
Get out of New York City now if you can. The Rent for those hell holes is absolutely ridiculous.
It's gone up Everywhere
Seriously ❤
@@InsideLookingOut1Iowa rent is going up in my city
no stay, they voted for this dont bring NYs problems to surrounding red states. new yorkers bring their money and inflate housing prices/rendt everywhere they go.
Are you saying... ESCAPE FROM NEW YORK? 😬
That basement in the 3bed apt has no windows, therefore it can’t be a legal bedroom but the realtor is trying to sell it as a potential 4bed. Also relying on roommates to pay their share of rent is a nightmare waiting to happen.
No egress mean fire trap.
that drug-runner is a realtor?
Your videos are great and thorough … keep it up!! 🙌
Love your videos, so informative, you do a great job.
Leave New York. Total hell hole.
To go where? 95% of America is being turned into New York by the Democrats.
Moving to another branch isn't the solution when the tree is being poisoned.
No no no they can stay. Keep their low info voting ass right there in the mess they made.
Oh, heck, no! You all stay the h-e-dbl toothpicks where you are and effing fix this. They flee the Northeast for the Southeast and absolutely blow up property prices so locals can't afford a place to start a family; they move away instaed of building a local economy. Those who fled here do not build the local economy.
And they sure are bossy. 'We' need this and 'we' need that and 'we' need to do this/that the way 'we' do it in NY or CT or RI or MA or wherever. Yet look at all the free assistance and protective rules and etc. So easy to see that free stuff in the city drives up the cost of everything. Bonus: they have no clue they do it to themselves.
No! Stay there, for the love of god stay there, we don't want you!!!!
Don't run to Philly. We have OUR OWN problems. 😐
The guy mentioned living in house with roommates you know, but the problem is you have no control over what happens to their portion of the rent if they were to lose thier job, not decide to pay, get sick, etc... Doesn't matter how well you "know" them, things happen. That's a huge issue when that's the only situation you can afford in the city.
He even said "make sure your roommates pay their rent" How???!!!!! How can I possibly enforce that... I can't.
@@veewil8646 Oh yeah. And "live within your means." A wonderfully non-actionable plan when no one can know what their "means" will be in six months.
Many landlords now contract with each roommate for their portion. So if one fails only one gets booted. The only issue is you may get a new roommate you don't know or want.
16:50 16:50 @@joywebster2678
You also have zero control over the landlord being greedy and jacking up the price because they can.
Thanks, Cash, for another informative update. Some scary stuff going on as the housing crisis deepens. You and Alex make a cool team!
Your videos are so good! I watch daily ❤ Thanks for the content!!
"each person is paying $1,600, which is not too bad." in Oklahoma you can rent a full fledged house with a bigger back yard for like $1,800 utilities and water included. So thats pretty bad.
But you might not be able to find a job and you'll be required to own a car.
Cars are dead cheap in Oklahoma
But imagine earning $64k a year and all you can qualify to rent is a single room in a group apartment.
They rush to the lights of the city like moths to a flame.
I’d rather poke my eyes out with sticks than live in Oklahoma. Ugh! Awful!
The rent for that apartment was $6495 a MONTH, which is just about $78,000 a year. That is absolutely insane! What if it was a family, not a roommate situation? And after that year the only thing you've got to show for paying ALL THAT MONEY is a new lease contract that is raising the rent. People are already working 2 or 3 jobs just to have a place to live, because most rental properties don't cover utilities. Not only is all of this unaffordable, but it's also extremely unreasonable !
@@lexxlars5762 but wtf is in Kentucky lmaoooo, I mean job wise
Its expensive to live in manhattan, much cheaper in bk or other parts.
@@JC-zl1lqIn Virginia you can rent a whole house for the price of that one bedroom and we have plenty of government jobs and stay at home jobs, plus the military bases always pay great for civilian contractors.
so what is your reasonable solution?
It’ll become like China. Little 4x8x4 plywood homemade “condos” for folks to live in.
Cash, I can't tell you how much I appreciate your new "hard news, honestly" content--and how heartbroken I am to see what is happening to my hometown, where I was born, lived for many years, and started a family of my own. We left NYC after the pandemic because I had PTSD and couldn't handle the commute from Queens to the city anymore. I pray for my friends and family back home, who are struggling and wondering what they should do. It's too easy for those who don't have a connection to NYC to say they should leave. If you've lived there, you know. I'm grateful to you for being unbiased and showing the world what's happening and explaining why, and I hope there's an online award of some kind like an Emmy--you sure deserve it.
Thank you so much for covering and bringing attention to this.
Just be careful; not of the homeless people, but the federeal government. There is a TH-camr known as Serpentza, who has actively called out how bad life can be over in china, and multiple arrest attempts, assassination attempts, and even a honeytrap were launched at him. What he went through was appauling. If New York starts passing laws saying that you can't publicly film, take it as a heads up.
It sounds like a nightmare having to financially rely on roommates/strangers. Why would anyone want to have this precarious situation?
A lot of people, just starting out in life, do that. Then too, many people don't like to live alone. When I was getting my doctorate, all my peers had roommates. Yes, roommates come with risks. But my peers generally tried to get roommates doing the same level graduate coursework to mitigate that risk.
I don't think anyone wants to live with roommates, but if you're just starting out in life, unless you're rich, it's pretty normal to get a room in a shared apartment or house. I can tell you from personal experience, the lack of privacy as well depending on others to do their part is a nightmare. I actually lost friends over it. I'm glad I got the experience though because now, the only roommates I will ever have again is my wife and kids.
Most of gen z has to rely on roommates, the other 31% can't afford it still and need to live with family.
Can't you just rent a place 30mins further away to enjoy a privacy and security? @@Joshmo1234
_who said they wanted to? Are you tone deaf?_
The more I watch these videos the more I appreciate the fact that I do NOT live in New York City.
And I thought Norfolk, Virginia was a shithole.
how does it feel to be manipulated by the media?
Come on dude Norfolk cool if you cool
You don't wanna live there you need a spot so you can visit from the Florida spot then money ain't no problem
You see he said rent a spot , come on
Sending prayers to all my family, and friends in NYC.
Contrary to popular belief , prayer changes things .
My wife and I had a laundromat for 5 year but had a horrible landlord. We just sold our mat a day ago and couldn't be happier.
My brother is a landlord. Tenants refused to pay rent for 4 years. They trashed their apartment. They have attacked him. The courts finally kicked them out. Thank God for their eviction. They’re thieves.
in 2024 no one in their right mind would be a landlord.
There are many bad apples in the tree. The city needs to be fair. Cannot stop eviction for years. Landlord has bills to pay as well.
Too many people think they have RIGHT to live where they want to live. They are going to live in New York City because of course they are. They don't let little things like a job or money get in their way.
This administration in office is a total disaster and resulted incompetence.
And guess what? Other people will pay the consequences of not paying rent. It is what it is
When a city official says "we'll investigate it", be cautious.
The Fatcats, Elitist and Criminal Politicians could not care less about the City of NY. It's a 24/7 dumping ground. I left December of 2020. It's one the best decisions I've ever made.
Just gotta say the recording style is amazing keep it up
It's so crazy for me that people has to have roommates to be afford to live in these places, and even then its beyond expensive
Tip for Nooo Yawkers : Last time I was in NYC, the Staten Island Ferry was free. They used to have the B&O Staten island Rapid Transit waaaaay long ago ( a kind of interurban ) don't know what they have now.
This why I paid my rent when COVID was happening. People was listening to the government and not paying rent. That is why some people are nine and more months behind
Thank you! The majority of these people spent the “Back Rent” and didn’t save the Covid checks.
Money doesn't grow on trees. Landlords have to pay for maintenance, taxes and fees ofc they will fight to maintain their property so its profitable. Knew immediately it was bs when I heard that. Sadly others drank the kool aid.
I paid off all my CC and got caught up during COVID once I paid them off I starting cancelling
Yep. The government tricked a lot of people
I worked and saved during Covid. Worked at a grocery store and paid my rent. We were short handed because most people just wanted to stay home and get paid. My upstairs neighbor bragged about making more than me. Guess what, I bought a house in 2022 and my mortgage for a 5 bedroom house is 915 dollars a month and the neighbor bragging still lives in the same apartment. 😂
Why would anyone who's barely getting by choose to live in NYC? It's so insanely expensive there, and just about anyplace else except San Fracisco would be more affordable. I am sorry people are getting evicted, but the logical solution would be to leave.
Great report real news and info great job.
It saddening. I can’t imagine paying 3000 before Covid or inflation.. 6,000-15,000 a month is ridiculous
Then why do you keep voting for the left?
You can buy clothing for the same price if your tastes run to luxury. Or you can buy a T-shirt at the dollar store. Or you can rent a cheaper apartment in Des Moines, Iowa.
Lol I had to listen again to make sure I heard $6095 a month 😅
@petebusch9069 the right doesn't do shit either
@@gts3004 Exactly, neither side cares about us anymore.
On the bright side funds are being diverted to non citizens 👍🏻
And housing for them is opening up too.
Immigrants come first 😊
Illegal immigrants, criminals because they broke the law to get here and lied to be able to stay.
no, funds are not diverted to migrants or non-citizens LMFAO the rich are pocketing those funds you fool, they lie to you to trigger your bigotry and fear.. your aggression. Media, Cash is acting media now, is weaponizing the people against each other.
All that money is going into their pockets
Good information on this video, keep them coming.
Absolutely, I get where you're coming from and I'm with you on this. Yet, there's another angle to consider-irresponsibility with money is all too common. Many prioritize splurging on fancy clothes and weekend outings over essential expenses like rent. Having lived in New York City, I've seen firsthand how some manipulate the shelter system to benefit from rent programs. It's a complex issue, indeed. Just something to ponder.
That 3 bedroom apartment is 6x the mortgage on my house (which, admittedly, is a modest house, but I have an actual house with acres of land). NYC sounds like it can't be worth the cost.
It’s not. This is more than double my mortgage for a 3k sq ft house in a large suburb. NYC is insane.
It isn't I promise.
Plus the buildings and sidewalks are falling apart 😒
Only If your stupid rich can you live comfortably. And even then if I was rich I'd buy a beach house in California, instead of a clumped up "luxury" apartment for millions of dollars where that at least in California can get you a nice house.
😂 these guys love to live in the city 🤷♂️ 😅🎉
Back rent - that’s what happens when you lock down a city and prevent people from making a living and expect them to catch up, when they were barely making it before.
Lmao the lock downs were years ago that's not a excuse smh unreal
They want people poor and to loose everything. It’s sad
FACT!
You’re right but Biden did offer people rental assistance unless they did not qualify.
I do know a women that was given 18 months of rent from the Biden program and still DID NOT save a damm cent during those 18 months. And when came time to start paying rent again, couldn’t pay it. And she was working. So what was she doing with her money. smdh
@@StackinGreene The covid responses are a direct cause of the inflation rate of the past two years. Its called economics. The printing of money and shut down of the economy. Then add too it bad fiscal policies, and the war on fossil and here we are at the shit show.
Seriously, if you rent an apartment for $6,495 a month you are only asking for trouble.
A roommates rent is only good til one has a mishap, then their portion falls on you.
It depends. Some people have individual contracts with their landlords.
He said paying 1,600 a month per person for an apartment is "doable"... wow, I can get a 2-3 bedroom for that in a nice city.
This is not the first time that he has appeared on a Cash Jordan video. And everytime, he really annoys me
This is the problem with over crowded cities and bloated bureaucracy with no accountability.
I feel so blessed that after my divorce I was able to recover within a few years. I purchased a beautiful 3 bedroom, 2 full bathroom house with a covered front porch, rear deck and small yard in the front and back outside of Atlanta. I completely 100% fully paid off my house last year and it feels freakin' amazing. My ex complained I was a financial control freak but being financially responsible and having discipline with your monthly budget is why so many people end up in terrible situations.
Sounds like your ex is jealous of your smarts...
You don’t have alimony ?
The true answer is to never get married! Smarter move. Be free and single is the way to go. I am and I love it. Freedom! So important. Women want everything! It’s all about them. They think. It’s nuts.
Good for you... People starting off are screwed no matter how hard they work
"You're financially abusive" really means "I'm broke and I don't like the fact you're doing better than me"
This is happening in Washington state too. My town of kitsap its awful. What the heck is going on in the US. I work full time and had a medical emergency. There is no rent assistance for some reason for sibgle working parents and elderly in fixed incomes.
I live in the Bronx NYC near Riverdale...
My Rent is only $1,500 a month with Parking included in the House DriveWay. I have a Huge Bedroom 16'X18' Living Room 16'X22' Kitchen 16'X14 plus a decent sized Bathroom. I feel so Glad not to be paying Crazy NYC Rent $$$
You have evolved into a great NYC REPORTER!! I live in North Chicago… lots of NY’ers moving here! 1 berms are going for $1200, in good neighborhoods.
I'm a senior and on the north side of Chicago too. I have 4 rooms in a middling neighborhood. My landlord is keeps raising the rent, and now wants me out in May and will raise the rent to $1500 a month.
Mass immigration is making it worse especially since refugees are getting assistance and help getting housing... Americans are not.
New Yorkers gotta stay out of our paradise. There will be those listing too high of a price for what they're offering, then New Yorkers will come snatch it thinking it's cheap, and it will drive up the cost of rent here.
What is the appeal of chicago?
@@goldbrick2563 what is the appeal of New York City?
@@j.kristineemmons not much, but what is the appeal of chicago? Never been there
Something's ROTTEN in the Big Apple
Everything.
Cesspool of corruption
Parasites are taking over the Apple.
The entire usa
@@InsideLookingOut1entire world. I’m moving to mars. Good luck to you all
My hubby frequently says that most Americans are one bad day from becoming homeless.
LOL . Well said . But most try not to think of it and keep truckin'
Gentrification has some studios in Boston at about $2000, thats what the average 1 bedroom used to be, and considering the inflation thing....
It's really mind blowing to me that people in NYC pay thousands a month to live in apartments that look like walk-in closets. I live in Upstate NY (in a tiny home btw) and some of those places are smaller than my laundry room. WOW
Maybe they like culture and people and don't like living in the sticks. You didn't think of THAT?!? 😦😧😦
Central NY here and came to say the same thing! I pay 900 a month for a mortgage and these peoples walk in closet apts go for over 2500?! wtf
@@Soule6 don’t be so quick to think you know what’s going on. Upstate NY and the rest has just as much culture as NYC. I live in CNY and have been to NYC many times. No difference except the amount of people. Also, everywhere outside of NYC isn’t the “sticks” you sound sheltered
@@Soule6 I want to copy and paste your reply to every one of these ridiculous people making nasty comments about NYC! Thank you.
I only commented on the Rent prices, I've been to NYC a couple times and yes you're right it's rich in culture and many things but personally to me it's just too expensive @@Soule6
I asked a friend who owns Multiple Rental Apartments in Chicago how does evict people who don't pay and how much headache it is for him.
He told me he only used the Court Eviction once one. The Rest of other time, he manage to get people to leave by PAYING them money. He told me almost all the time if he offer someone $1000-1500 to leave within 2 days, they would immediately pack up, and leave as soon as he hand over the cash.
He said this way you are helping someone who has no money, and also save himself the headache of going through the eviction process via Court Order.
Officially called cash for keys
Well
It’s $500 just for a truck n couple guys to haul stuff
Then u have to pack it all
AND still work FT & do children
I can’t make time stand still lol
I couldn’t be out in 2 WEEKS and it would def take more than $500 to make me make myself bonkers
That's quite clever, especially if he saves money in the long run. It's sad that so many people mistreat others yet expect them to keep 'helping' them.
1500😂😂😂😂
There were cases in Toronto, when tenants were asking 100k as keys for cash. That’s a total disaster.
In Toronto a studio apartment in a actual building not someone’s basement cost you around $2100 plus some utilities
Same as LA and SF exactly
Philadelphia too .
Got an idea. All these evicted people should go to the city hall and demand the city will ( Follow their policy) by providing them with housing. Maybe the city should put them in hotels for indefinate amount of time, and give them debit cards to spend on food or whatever.
that money will have to come from taxing you. do you really want to pay someone else's rent and grocery bill
@@DrSchor The city is already doing it for illegal migrants. Why don't do the same for its citizens ?
My lease was due to be renewed 2/21 and my gut told me to get the hell out. I was working remote anyway, best decision ever. I do miss the food at times but I’m still happy I left.
@kimmerlee10 I lived in NYC for 28 years! During the lockdown I had the option to stay but my job was shuttered & very little income was gonna come in monthly. I left in December 2020 & moved far far away! No regrets but I also miss all the food options the most!
The same thing going on over here in Newark Nj, it’s ridiculous 🤦♀️🤦♀️
“Try to find somewhere more affordable and don’t bite off more than you can chew”
*shows $6400 apt* BFFR. A huge chunk of NYCs population are “lower income” families and they aren’t making $200k a year like the yuppies who make NYC their apartment hopping playground.
This is not the first time that he has appeared on a Cash Jordan video. And everytime, he really annoys me
Cash Jordan, My compliments. I like the way you run your show, your subject matters, your editing and all.
I love how everytime something is too expensive, yhe solution is to help people pay for ut instead ot trying to figure out why it's so expensive in the furst place and trying to solve that
This 100%. The redistribution of wealth IS part of the cause and the more Cash and people like him push for it, the worse it will continue to get.
nah.
you dont understand, its "the replacements" hypothesis, which is very true and very real, where its at. thats what they dont want you to see
/s
for real tho, you are talking about dismantling an entire country's belief system, which is reinforced every second by all means necessary in order to keep the profits coming and keeping them in offshore accounts. i appreciate your concern tho.
Great video, Cash: Here is the problem with a lease where the landlord/Leasor expects everyone else to pickup the bill and penalizes the tenants who pay their full rent, if one roommate can't pay. While I'm not a lawyer, I did do some research on rental contracts and what constitutes a notice to quit on a rental agreement. If a group of tenants chooses to rent a rental and all choose to sublease, usually each sublease is an individual lease and not a group lease. Since a sublease is an individual promise to pay, only the tenant subleasing is responsible for his or her own share of the rent and no other tenants share, of the rent. As long as the tenants are paying their share of the agreed upon rent, in full the landlord/Leasor can't shift the rent amounts owed by one tenant to everyone else in the group, nor can they evict the group without just cause. A sublease is a single lease, for a room and shared kitchen, bathroom and housing privileges. As long as the subleasor abides by the rules and pays their rent on time, a landlord/leasor has no grounds to evict them. A sublease should never be written to make the other subleasors responsible for a subleasor who can't pay their rent and it is the landlords/leasing companies' job to bring in tenants to the property and not the subleasor's job. Never sign a sublease set up to force you to pay the other subleasors' rent, if they can't pay. It is very illegal and unethical for any landlord/leasing company to force other subleasors to be responsible for another subleasors' rent within a group of subleasors renting together on individual subleasing contracts.-Happy trails😀
The residential occupancy rates for rentals in the city are the highest since the 80's. That's what's really driving this, there's always someone else who can pay and not enough units to go around.
It's all in the plan. How can you build back better until you tear down first. They told you what they are doing.
Building back better already happened. It's stuff from 2022
@@ILovePancakes24 Build Back Better is a process to be completed by (Agenda) 2030
My people love Democrats and baptist church 😂
Can't reset, until you shut down completely 😢
@@wlonsdale1 💯
In California- I always paid rent on time for 4 years. Landlord game me “no fault eviction notice” and never provided relocation assistance, not even last month rent excuse. When I demanded to fulfill them their legal obligation, landlord further broke lease agreement which allowed me to have a roomate on lease. Landlord evicted my roommate and raised my rent to 5 times in 1 month. Then when I could not pay that much for 20 days, landlord filed an eviction case, had an expensive attorney and won damages, eviction and got awarded everything landlord asked. Myself, being suffering from severe public anxiety, had to present my case myself as no city or non profit helped me saying they are too overwhelmed with cases. I spoke to judge and felt like I was talking to a wall. The entire system cheated me out to streets. And now I have an eviction on my record and cannot rent elsewhere since I have irregular low income. This system is actively punishing being poor.
I am so sorry, that sounds so horrible. I hope you're in a safe place now. Best wishes
It is a horrible vicious cycle. Tenants cannot afford lawyers, we do not have assembly to establish lobbies. It’s a systemic, intrinsic set up for failure.
I definitely agree ,and look if you come here illegally you get free everything and rewarded, maybe we all should go to Mexico and come across the Rio, and tell them we come from a country where we're scared to live.
@@baine5.7 I was told 35 years ago I could live like a king on a $600/month income in Mexico, even have servants. Mexico is excluding low income people from living there now, only the upper income/wealthy need apply.
Change how you are voting.
I'm a New Yorker and the rent is Krazy in the boroughs right now. The cheapest is probably the Bronx or in the he slums. $2250 for a 1 bed room is insane
$1600 for a bedroom!?! Insane!
For a bedroom with 3 other people. And he made it sound so non-chalant and like its a sensational deal for a tenant
You're not at the mercy of the landlords. You are at the mercy of what other people are willing to pay. Supply is shrinking as room is made for illegal aliens and zoning laws keep capacity static, and somehow demand is staying high.
It is crazy that they are evicting people to house illegal aliens at the same time. New York was once a great city, I hope it can be so again in the future but not at this rate.
I really love this channel, not just because Cash is a great at what he does, but because we can see what is REALLY going on in NYC. Not just a bunch of propaganda that the media outlets give us. He takes us into NYC literally so we can see with our own eyes what the media is NOT telling us.
What does the land lord have to do with that ? Look the price at mortgages. Montages ate at an all time high. Repairs. Runs in the thousands. If the landlord take out a mortgage to repair it cost thousands. It’s a no win situation
I'm from Liverpool hello your one of the good people on this planet
It happens everywhere. Also in europe ...
Rents and living costs are high and people don't make enough money...
work more hard then.
It's illegal in Europe to work more than 48 hours per week.
@@totidan38 Lol. You can work 80 hours a week if you like (and you can keep up with the pace we work for so many hours) in the Netherlands.
@@idcashflow Brilliant, bravo, this is the solution people.
Yes but EU is actually having some righteous protests going on power to the people
Jordan, why do some people with limited resources and limited options insist on living in the most expensive borough in the most expensive city in the United States? Apparently the mind set is to grab for the brass ring on someone else's dime. Some folks will move to surrounding areas such New Jersey that may have lower costs but that doesn't appeal to the self entitled and politically motivated. Being a native New Yorker or otherwise doesn't give anyone the right to maintain a status quo that has become moot by any inference of the law and why should it? Move on, find another dream if it doesn't fit into someone's idea of utopia. Changing the rules to accommodate the least prepared is not going to accomplish much except bring the quality of life down.
Thanks Cash Jordan on educating us on eviction and eviction process. People need to learn real estate like I'm doing to understand and to help you out so that way you never go through this and always have a home to live in because you are now cash rich to do so.
Large networks can't seem to put out journalism of this calibur any more. Great analysis and only the facts....no spin. Keep up the brilliant work.
obviously the media is doing that on purpose, keep people uninformed so they dont rise up and protest wall st. the more separated we are the more we direct our anger at each other and not them...the more isolated we are the less likely we come together and make real change. the illusion that your neighbor is your enemy is a powerful one
"Rent within your means." That made me angry. The very idea that there is rent within everyone's means.
If you’re working, there is.
It is!
landlords are also subjected to government taxes, fixed and percentage based, also the standard of living.
I live in Queens, NY. Studio: $1500; 1 bd apt: $2000; 2bd apt: $2400; 3 bd apt: $2800.
NYC is dying out slowly and steady
Certainly looks & sounds like it
Sadly I dont care about NYC
Sad but true. No museum, theatre, restaurant - whatever that city markets itself on - is worth the misery that living in NY has become. I fled years ago and for a while thought about going back but never ever. With technology the city will continue to lose population and stature. Charlotte is second to NY when it comes to banking and comes with a much more livable lifestyle. Other cities are learning how to compete with the Big Crapple. Really said. I was born in Manhattan and lived there much of my life. Only to see it whither on the vine - mostly at the hands of liberals like DiBlasio, Adams and the big one in Albany - Kathy Woke-Ill.
@@GamerBoy870I hate when people say they don't care and end up commenting 😂😂
That is total BS. And I GUARANTEE you do not live in NYC. There are always people moving into the city.
NYC like the government at large has a lot of hard changes it needs to make. The problem is most people (especially the politicians) dont want to deal with the difficulty of making the changes. They'd rather slap bandaid on top of bandaid, but the wound just gets worse.
NYC is the direct result of voting in Democrats... You need to realize you get the policies you voted in... The fallout is real because their policies don't work..liberals are shattering cities globally
Similar situation in here in Toronto,Canada
The young man at the end is administrating priceless advice! Work with your landlord or the administrator. They might work with you!
Correct ! Inflation does not discriminate .
NYC seems like a gigantic headache in every aspect
Not true. This video is VERY slanted and biased.
@@Person-mh6xqbiased to whom? Please enlighten me without sounding like a corporate bootlicker.
@@Person-mh6xq To what? dude lives in thick of it. Is it because hes white?
How dare you diss Cash Jordan! @@Person-mh6xq