She Built an NYC Apartment Nobody Can Buy… Why?
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- Опубліковано 16 жов 2023
- This is the most amazing place in town, but nobody on earth is allowed to own it. Why is that?
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When your Agent Wears Silk Head to Toe you Know You Can't AFFORD IT!😢😤
Lol, yeah, she was stylin’!
@@goldenageofdinosaurs7192 She Bloody Well Was!👏
I was pretty impressed by Michelle's outfit as well!!! And those boots!!!
I bet her outfit did already cost 23.000
😂😂😂😂
I actually liked this. Usually the apartments referred to as luxury don't impress me much. I like the double height ceilings and that terrace is crazy
I've lived in plenty of apartments that claim they are 'luxury' but obviously aren't. I feel like the term is overused nowadays.
But this is very plain , cheap finish cheap cabinets, cheap plain doors, cheap small closets, ,, it has no class, or too modern looking, .. and not really practical, .. medicine cabinet looks like one from Home Depot just stretched, ,, .. it’s nice area and view but finish and design just look cheap and poor, ..
I live in a 10 foot high apartment - and I can tell you, high ceilings are vastly overrated. The heat goes up where you cannot use it, the dust and cobwebs are hard to be dealt with and changing a lamp or a light bulb - nightmare if you have no pendula lamps ... Yes, it has perks - you can buy high shelves and use the extra height for storage - but how do you get to your things?
I like that the room seems to be a bit emptier and lighter - and I like where my apartment is situated (Hanover Germany, not NYC) and the price is worth taking a few hits in convenience. But you should know about the disadvantages before you move into such high rooms. I cannot imagine having double height rooms - how do you get your cobwebs dealt with at 5 m / 16,5 feet??
Extension duster wands. I’ve had one for 30 years. I also dislike how hard it is to heat the space. Much better for southern CA.
@@robant5578I completely agree with you. As soon as I saw the medicine cabinet I knew it was just some empty rooms with bare essentials in builder grade. Most expensive thing in that place is the windows.
To put that into perspective, that's $264K per year on rent. The mortgage payment for a 30 year fixed loan on a $3million home.
insane
Well that apt surely is worth 3 mill or more
You will own nothing and be happy
I wonder what the monthly maintenance fee, taxes, and insurance might be.
Big cities are cool but there's not enough privacy. I'd be annoyed to have that much terrace but your neighbors can just look down and see you enjoying your coffee in the morning.
Just to add to the neigbors viewing you while having your morning coffee you would have the harsh noice of the traffic and city activity as well. It was very loud out there on the tarrace.
That's what I was thinking! Honestly, I already feel cramped enough in my suburban neighborhood. I can't imagine living in a big city and paying obscene rent prices, when you have zero privacy. If I'm paying you $20,000+ a month, my neighbors better be a mile away! LOL
😂Sun bath naked
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😂Sun bath naked
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Also, how come New Yorkers always seem to think that having a view of loads of other tower blocks is somehow desirable? Have they never been out to the countryside or up in the mountains? They have no idea what a good view looks like.
To rent an apartment in NYC, the rule of thumb is you need to make a minimum of 40x the rent, so the MINIMUM income you need to make is $920K/year. Wild.
That's about 4x rent (rent is $20k for first 15), so $240k a year.
I don't believe it's 40X, if memory serves it's about 5x. But many people in NYC make helluva lot more than $920K anyhow.
That makes more sense. Most cities you need a 3x rent. @@jimmiller5600
@@JustinDevonish I believe he meant MONTHLY rent not YEARLY. You cannot afford to pay 12x rent a year with only 5x income.
I really like how you capture so much of NY. The streets, the shops, commentary. Really well done
This is an apartment that actually looks like it's worth the exorbitant price I'm sure it costs. If I had the money and wanted to live in NYC, I'd be on board.
Its 23k a month. Its not worth 23k a month lol. Its nice. Its not worth 23k a month. People in NY are lunatics haha.
@@StoneXue not Lunatics but Stupid
The interior looks like ikea 2000
if i am at least a tens multimillionaire and wanna live like a tens multimillionaire or higher, this apartment would satisfy me.
@@StoneXue on website, it's actually 19K I believe you can go down as low as 18K if you really want it
His hatred for BoA will never die.
As a BoA customer, it’s fully warranted..
They deserve all the hate.
Just now realizing how appropriate their name is, especially since their initials spells the name of a snake that will squeeze the life out of you! 🤣
@@goldenageofdinosaurs7192Why would you still be banking with them and not a credit union? 😅 Bruhhh
I worked in the accounting department of a business that is called "The Computer Department Store", and BoA was one of the banks that a couple of our locations used. Not only were they a PITA, when we would call them, we would be charged for the call.
I wish we could have seen one of the apartments with the small terrace. Those would have the most privacy when you are outside.
What a beautiful find? Her sense of humor and personality is magnetic. Best wishes! 🫶🏼
better have abs for a lady with knee high boots
You get what you pay for. And she's selling >$240k / year flats.
Although Michelle is an agent for a very expensive building she is very laid back and nice. Love the video 😊
How should she be? She isn't rich like her clients.
And the hottest girl I've ever seen in my life. I can't stop coming back to this video, and Cash gets on my nerves, but who cares about him. Wowzers Michelle is marvelous. Stunning. Perfection. I didn't even notice the apartment.
Well she has to be. She is being filmed.
Agree.
@@Peekaboo-KittyDo you think they’re going have an unattractive women show this. There is a direct correlation between looks / appearance in real estate and success.
You can get sunburned just sitting in the living room with all those windows 😂
Eat
Whoever moves in needs to bring the sunscreen
Not if the windows have the typical ultraviolet blocking material embedded in the glass. The best you can do is to get warmed by the thermal aspects of the sunlight. Elementary science.
@@jgrafxyour ego must be shitting itself rn
Just grow some melanin. Easy solution.
I am a woman and even I am enchanted by silky, funny, witty and gorgeous Michelle. I would rent anything from her with enough money in my pockets. 😄 Oh, and nothing against Bosch. Good solid German company with solid kitchen appliances but for 23.000 a month I would expect some Miele.
I was just thinking she was really good at playing into his jokes and laughing at the situation openly
I was laughing through this entire video! Cash is always funny and great fun to watch. I love when the realtors play along with him. All the while he is still helping them show their apartments, and only bringing up positive things about them. It is a win win all around. I couldn't begin to afford it, but it was fun to tour it. Especially with Cash.
Miele isn't fancier than Bosch.
I'm German and here Bosch is actually considered more fancy/high quality than Miele. At the very least equal. XD
I would expect Gaggenau! :-)
This apartment is also every houseplants dream!
so true :)
not simping but this lady could sell me my own socks! She is so lovely for some reason! her kids will be so calm with their mom's soothing voice.
sorry bro but complimenting woman = simp
She just selling........silly..
Oedipus babies
She is very diplomatic
You're s!mping.
TLDR: IT'S $22K/MO. I hate click bait titles.
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I bet keeping that apt. cool in summer and warm in winter is unbelievaby expensive. But if you have that much money, it wouldn't matter.
I find it repulsive we have veterans sleeping on sidewalks 😢
Putting the blinds down in the Summer will substantially reduce the cooling bill. Double pane glass is a great insulator, so in winter the sun probably can do most of the heating.
@@lovesallanimals9948So do I but what’s that got to do with the apartment?
@rockyhrndz building places like this for a select few when you could put affordable housing in. That's what us wong
The window-to-square footage ratio is such, that even in winter the sun alone will make the space very warm
Great apartment. Most NYC Apartments are boring... even the very expensive ones, but this one is really nice. 23k a month is a lot, but for this location and size quite a bargain. Michelle is a very charming and elegant woman.
I feel like 23k a month is cheap if you're a millonair, looking for a cheap place to stay
@@boomknight1015 some pay six figures a month for some places in NYC.
@@boomknight1015 yeah, like a hundred millions type of millionaire.
Or, for that annual rent price you could go almost anywhere else in the country and buy a nice house with 10-20 acres or more. BTW, she said $23,000 per month, that's $276,000 per year.
Honestly, the spacial distribution is horrible. No study, no library, no proper laundry room (with room for drying clothes naturally).
Kitchen is relatively small depending on how many people will be living there and if you actually cook (where do you put your recycling bins?).
Then I remember: this apartment is not for intellectuals with environmental awareness who cook and clean after themselves.
Those people would never make this kind of money.
Michelle wowza she's gorgeous , her personality ,voice and her smile
Beautiful space but my goodness imagine all the windex you'd have to use
Accurate assumption.. I always wondered how you keep them clean from the inside and the outside 🤔
Get a window robot, they work wonders!
All those windows is going to make it difficult to place furniture.
I bet they come cleaning them for you for that amount of rent a month
Anyone paying that much in rent each month, isn’t cleaning their own windows!
Cash- WOW! You could get lost in this place. Cool pad.
Great outdoor spaces.
Your energy today was just great!
Keep going!☮️👏👏👏👏
Thinking that same artist did the installation at our local children's hospital. It is a whole circus going on behind glass. Things move and spin and hot air balloons float. Hoping they did it on a discount. It is totally awesome.
i dont think his work has movement, do you mean suggestion of movement?
Wow! What an incredible apartment! That patios' shape is crazy cool!😊
Cash always makes my day….hugely erudite presentation…urbane in the extreme….but also, terribly funny too….🇬🇧
Gorgeous apartment. A garbage disposal is a premium in NYC. BUT…one gripe……instead of a pull-out garbage barrel, there should have been a TRASH COMPACTOR. With the disposal for food scraps…the compactor only needs to be emptied ONCE A WEEK. One bag a week. Big oversight for a $23,000+/month apartment!
I know there are people who love asphalt, shops, glam apartments and above all living in a dynamic city like NY but I am not one of them. I live in an apartment building in the north of Madrid, Spain with a huge landscaped garden and olympic size pool. I pay 1,400$ for a 3 bedroom 3 bath apartment with two parking places included. From my living room window I have a view of a golf course. We are surrounded by parks and have a quick access to a 63km bike/walk pathway. My gym is 15 minutes away by bike. I would not trade any of it for living in the center of a big city.
I would LOVE to have this apartment! So many home decoration ideas. And that deck is sooo big. The sunsets would be amazing.
If you have a million dollars a person can live here for almost 4 years………then you’re broke.
There are very good reasons why this building is empty; otherwise Cash wouldn't be here. With those huge windows, you have no place to hide, not to mention how to clean them. I wouldn't want to live here even if I had the money.
If you had the money to live here, you’d have the money to get the windows cleaned by someone else.
Those huge windows in the middle of the city would make me feel like I was in an aquarium, lol.
As a New Yorker whose income has always fluctuated wildly, the biggest stress is worrying whether I'm gonna be able to afford the rent in a year or two.
Cash, great job as always! Excellent editing!😊
Cash says to Michelle: "So, this is our bedroom ..."
Slick dog
She was vibing white him for sure
I love this channel. It amazes me how much people pay for what they do! I live on 7 acres in a nice large house with a mortgage cheaper than any rent I’ve yet to hear on this channel. And I can be in NYC in 75 minutes tops, if I ever want to go there. Which is rare. But man people either have extreme wealth or no idea of how property really is the greatest asset and just keep living o top of each other for insnae amounts of money! Shit I got 3 whole city blocks! Just blows my mind! 🤯
Same here. I'm all about more bang for my buck. Then the politcal scandals and taxes...what makes this appealing ??? I don't get it !!!
What's really sad is the rich people have moved in on, and ruined Brooklyn.
Sounds like my dream home with all that land and privacy 🙌🏼
@@jomama5186 I get it's subjective and everyone has their own jive, but man, I can't wrap my head around it!
Barely any of these apartements are occupied. Rich people "waste" their money on real estate to secure their wealth, to save taxes and as security deposits for credits.
Imagine you are russian or chinese and you make a lot of money. You have to park your money somewhere in a safe space. You buy NYC real estate for 15 million, refinance immediately for 7.5 million and invest that money in US companies and as soon your government tries to kill you, you flee with your family to NY and enjoy your life
The full rent is over $5,000/month, and that would be plus building fees and utilities including heat and hot water. All for the privilege of sharing with three other people, and two of you would be sharing a bathroom. Then you have to decide if you should keep the electric shades closed or if you're in good enough shape to show it off to the world. For that kind of money I'd find a nice little place out in the burbs and Uber in to work.
ya but burbs is boring and you have more convenience in the city.
Love your channel.....great info/content. Love your sense of humor. Hope you get the home of your dreams one day.
I feel like outdoor/ indoor space, a pool, and the sunlight would be the key features for me. I do find it kind of sad that sunlight and easy access to outdoor space for plants, etc. can come at a premium in general (less luxe, smaller places)
Holy crap you actually took off your shoes before stepping into the bathtub, this place must be ridiculously expensive.
I have never, ever seen him do that before
At that price, every footstep is 10 grand
He was schooled on respect before he was allowed one step into the apartment. He complied because finding material for his channel has become exceedingly difficult.
I was just fixing to say that
Thats wild, its how I was raised lol. To me it seems like common sense...
Beautiful home, beautiful lady.
Lool
Hmm... Cash has been featuring A LOT of luxury apartments as of late. I wonder if that is because there's an oversaturation of it and they're not moving? GEE WHIZ!!! I'm just chomping at the bit and about to pee on myself because I'm so excited to pay $5K/month to share an apartment with 3 other people... Very beautiful unit but at $25K/month... rather $18K/month (2 months free) is not a real choice for most of us--even with roommates. But, thank you Michelle for showing us a beautiful property!
Oh your sarcasm is shining bright 2day! You know there's better out there. & yes the luxury housing market is definitely oversaturated
@@MamaCarola1 Can you believe that someone... rather there are those who are willing to spend $5K/month, for a year and a half, to have roommates? Make that make sense! Most adults want to be and act adultish and that means not having roommates (attitudes) unless it is absolutely necessary.
@sinash oh yes just to say they live in downtown BROOKLYN. If we thought that Williamsburg was becoming ridiculously overpriced, well, this has topped it
@@sinash & where all the bells & whistles? I didn't see any
@@MamaCarola1 it's a nice place. But, I'm going to spend that type of money and have roommates? C'mon now... To share a place even with my own sibling would require 20,000 sq ft at minimum with separate/private entry.
Just love Cash's personality, he's funny and knowledgeable very entertaining 😊😊😊
He had good company
I am not easily impressed, but this apartment impressed the hell out of me. I was born and raised in Brooklyn, so it's amazing to see just how much things have changed in the 7 years I've been gone. If I ever win the lottery, I'm moving back home lol
Brilliant job Cash and Michelle. For entrepreneurs who make six figures a month and want to live in New York City, this is the perfect spot!
"entrepreneurs" is the wrong word there buddy. At that point you are a full fledged business owner
Why would you waste that much money on paying for something you don't own? Seems like it would be smarter to buy something.
Good point. 80 hours a week for five years or more minimum!@@VroomTech
@@sallyphillips9175 because you can leave when you want..the cost to carry this if you own it would be pretty high.
Living in the city is fun for about six months then you realize it’s not so fun. It’s not good for car owners and I love getting around in car not cab also so much of Manhattans crime written even the nicest spots are only so nice not good for a kid can’t ride a bike outside, the parks are not so safe. I’ll take my nice home in the suburbs any day.
Second worst? Spectrum is the worst for sure. I walked into the grocery store this week and they were there blocking people from going any further, without having to hear their begging for us to sign up. They practically were jumping on people. It’s one thing when they’re outside the store but they were hiding inside with no possibility of avoiding them.😡🤬😡🤬
Blame the store for selling out for a buck or just letting them.
Same at my store. It’s so annoying
You could grow so much fresh food on that balcony and inside the living room. It would be so cool to have a little bee hive to pollinate everything and provide honey. If you concentrated on micro greens you could help pay down that huge monthly price tag.
and you can grow some marijuana😊
@@miguelpatrick79 mmm hells yeah!
Wowser!!! What a stellar “apartment”!!! “Moving on up” is an understatement
A lovely apartment and the agent seems worthy of note for the future when the need to move arises. Thank you both for the great tour.
Good lighting is so important to me. I love all the windows!
I’ve never seen a high-rise that I’d live in, they scare me normally but this is nice. Should I win the lottery I may reconsider and give this a go 😂
Great channel Cash, best wishes from across the pond 🇬🇧
3:00 guys, this is downtown brooklyn. It's not really somewhere you want to just be hanging around. If you're not from here just know that. Also the family court is over there
Just stop. 90% of the people watching this can't even afford downtown Brooklyn even if they wanted to be there. NY had priced out most people.
I no words or money for this magnificent space. Amazing!!!
I just fell in love, what a beauty! 😍 And the apartment is not bad at all.
Paying that amount of money for rent is definitely ludicrous. I’ll keep my acres. ❤
i believe it is called capitalism and private property, whether you have acres or rent a NYC flat.
Remember, those crazies must live atop each other for us crazies to have acres.
Good morning Cash. Nice apartment if you're wealthy. I'd be paranoid with all the large windows.
I'm actually impressed with the amenities, especially the swimming pool and sauna, or as I learned to pronounce it, sowna; I grew up with a large Finnish population around me.
Looks like a greenhouse, it should be filled with Ganga plants.
@@NoNORADon911 Absolutely!
I also hate windows, I live in a tropical climate and like to hang around naked.
My ideal house would only have vents and an indoor garden on one side or at the center with a skylight - that would be the source of light.
@@JaniceWithTheTarlovCyst😅 💨💨 1:05
@@seilahqlq1are you a female.
It is my honorto meet you❤🥰
Id take alone in a small studio over roommates in a big space.
It's a shared space? Not private?
beautiful space , gorgeous real estate woman - Michelle is fabulous ~ JDS/CT
I'm always at the MTA NYCT 130 and 180 Livingston buildings right down the block from here and had zero idea anything like this is there. Incredible.
Hi Cash and to your friend wow this is a nice apartment this lady built. I would need more privacy with the bathtub near those huge windows. I like the spectacular view of the city. 👍😀
That much light will ruin everything you own, furniture, clothing, decorative pieces, paintings, you name it all destroyed, and you won't realize it until it's already damaged, so it's a no for me,lol. Thanks Cash enjoyed the tour.
Experience has shown me not that much, but maybe they have developed something that actually works I haven't seen.
Sun bleaches fabric in no time. No windows in closets for me
eily_b17,
And rots it too! If someone moves in there they will have to keep the shades shut down the majority of the time. I live in a small apartment with 5 6 ft. Windows even with the curtains closed, the sun still bleached all the furniture, books and floor, in the walk in closet one small window facing East that ruined all the clothing on one side of the closet, I could go on, but I'm sure you get the point!
Not to mention how hot that place would be in summer, the AC bill would be INSANE
lwebster7100,
Definitely!
All the warmth of an empty Walmart with amenities no one uses. I wonder how much of this building is rented?
Good one about the banks. I chuckled out loud.
I'd make a little mezzanine up there between the upper and lower row of windows. My cat would love it.
Michelle and the appartement both have class and style.
learn to spell before you type-its CALLED APARTMENT not that thing you typed
@@Rasira2023 Take your own advice. "-its CALLED.." would require the contraction it's. Or, you could just be nice and assume @stefanfalldorf6573 knows how to spell, but made a simple typo.
@@Rasira2023 it's correct in german and my auto correction is in german. But thanks a lot for your nice reaction.
@@stefanfalldorf6573 Ignore A@Rasira2023. Your spelling is also correct in French.
To answer the question for everyone wondering "Why you can't own this?" Is because it is an APARTMENT and not a CONDO. Hence the monthly RENT rather than MORTGAGE.
Thanks. I live in the area and have passed by many times. This would be the perfect place for me as well. Luxury speaks to me. I can dream.😂❤🎉
I can't even imagine living there. 😢 Living in Oklahoma with love for Nother Earth, this makes me sad for y'all. 😢😢
More endless white walls and gray couches please because I just can't get enough of them.
Imagine paying all that money and not living in Manhattan 😂. Brooklyn is really getting froggy with these prices hahaha
Imagine playing all that money. I'd rather put a down payment down on a home. Fuck rent.
@@Killernaut16 it’s New York. We live a different life lol
That is possibly the most beautiful apartment I have ever seen!
You have to do a night tour of this apartment too.. this place is lovely.
The American dream - for me this apartment is a dream!
... and will probably always remain!
Cash, I’m grateful to you for taking us places most of us will never see with our own eyes. Having said that I’m disgusted by the sense of elitism real estate developers are fusing into this city’s living spaces. I personally think most folks living in these high-rises in downtown Brooklyn will learn absolutely nothing about the borough itself nor it’s inhabitants. Because you build a building doesn’t mean you are creating community, not, especially if landlords don’t open up those spaces to real working class people.
So you’re saying the people who live in this building don’t work and wouldn’t have communion with each other and the surrounding businesses? The, “rental vacancy rate of 1.6% from a total of 16,738 units” …”3.1 %” in NYC overall. That said, Real Estate developers are not in the business of loosing money which means that when they build something there’s usually a demand for it.
Im fascinated by the estate agent cleverly dressing in colours that match the appartment. And what seems like expensive fabrics. She both become invisible, so as to not pull attention away from the appartment she is showing, and at the same time reinforces the impression that the place is built with quality materials and no expense is spared. Admire the skills beyond what I imagined her work entails.
Not living in New York, nor having ever been there, I am always amazed by New York's rents and home prices. The numbers blow my mind. This is a beautiful apartment, but yikes! I think I prefer my front and back window views of stucco'd block walls, my mortgage payment of $502 (includes 3.25% interest), and my HOA fee of $145 (which covers exterior painting and two covered parking spaces).
Want to live here but a smaler place thanks❤❤❤❤
@@rolmaguiland21 LOL. New York seems like it might be fun, but I couldn't afford to live in a closet there. There was an old song from the 1970's that went, "If you can't be with the one you love, honey, love the one you're with." I'm just really grateful for what I have in my own city. So many in the world have much less.
I live in New York and the prices have gone to full insane mode, even in the borough's. Houses that were 300k are now 1.1 million and small as hell. I don't even understand how. A lot of the people who are able to stay here are in rent controlled properties, which have their own issues. But the housing prices here clearly have only become for the wealthy. You need to be a doctor at this point to afford all these new condo's being built here. A 25 story condo was just built near my apartment. It was the first high rise here in Bensonhurst. The asking price for a 3 bedroom in it is 1.8 million with a forever fee of 1.4k HOA. Don't know who is going to buy it but it'll cost them 13k a month.
@@sulimansyed2444 I don't know where it is all going to end! My impression is that New York is great, but I couldn't afford to live in a garbage can there - let alone anything halfway decent. Crazy!
Maybe New Yorkers should move to New York's only truly competitive nemesis, Chicago LOL! Great architecture, food, public transit - at a fraction of the price!
As for me, I live in Phoenix, which is rapidly increasing in price. If I hadn't bought here long ago, I'd never be able to afford anything now - and we don't even have the neat stuff that New York and Chicago has!
Keep in mind that people also make a lot more money in NYC and don't have to have a car. Still, you have to sacrifice space to live in NYC.
Awesome job cash see you tomorrow
Nice but I question how practical it is... You basically on display at all times if you leave the shades open. Slightly tinted glass might of been better? Given the low height of the building most the surrounding ones have easy view of it. It would also be an absolute beast to keep all those windows clean, the pigeons off the terrace etc.
Thank you for sharing this apartment. Hahaha!! I agree with the Panda Express cafe!!! The orange chicken and spring rolls!!! ☺ And the Chase Bank is by me! They merged/brought our First National Bank of Chicago some years ago!! That cause some many evil scenes of community people!! Anyway, the cabinets with electrical plugs are so nice!! And yes, thumbs up to the washer and dryer!!! Beautiful apartment which could be a condo very easily. ☺ Smile
Wow this apartment is absolutely beautiful, and better value than most of the places in london which are probably smaller!
Tell Michelle her outfit was gorgeous. She reminds me of a young Suzanne Somers. The views from that place at night would be amazing! If you're into stark & plain this place is for you. I prefer places with character. Nice place to visit though! 😅
You and three of your friends who are also business professionals could live the life of luxury. I love this place!
👍!
But the horror of being a business professional ...
I doubt they'd actually rent to 4 people in one unit. At least one would need to prove they can afford to pay the whole rent themselves.
@@drivethrupoet
In the video, they referenced that situation.
The fellow mentioned it.
And the lady agreed, yes, 4 bedrooms 4 roomates -- is a much better deal than the full price.
You know the apartments too big when there's a possibility you can get lost walking around in it
Place is amazing and the price really is a steal! ❤
Renting a house (depending on the state) is cheaper than the apartments he's been posting lately.
Did you mean buying a house? At $24,000 a month it would pay off my $400,000 house in under 18 months.
@3:31, wow $5 for that? @3:39, that's a modern take on the Flatiron building. The views are great, but the amenity fees are going to be sky high.
UA-cam suggested this video and i realized that we know each other :) (our kids are classmates) I work as industrial property manager and Dustin Yelin is actually our tenant. I recognized his art work as soon as i saw it.
Love your city tours!
Not sure how anyone would think $25K price is worth it. Yes it has amenities but at what cost? That's the elephant in the room no one mentions. & do we assume that heat, a/c & hot water are the tenant's responsibility? With so many windows throughout & the high ceiling in the living room/kitchen area is gonna be costly. We've seen better for less in Manhattan proper. So many "luxury " apartments in the market with very little truly "affordable" ones. We don't need any more high end ones. We need v the ones the average Joe can really afford
They need to turn all the empty buildings in the Business District, where no goes to the office anymore, into affordable housing. Or, affordable for NYC anyway.
@@goldenageofdinosaurs7192That's the question now (IMHO)...What is considered affordable housing now? Can a NYC police officer just starting out afford these rents? What about a fireman, transit worker? Let's not consider these many home health aide workers who are very much needed and only get paid slightly (if that) above minimum wage.
@@sinash you need to check out the website NYC Housing Connect where they have lotteries for "affordable " housing. It's a joke. Look at the income limits they want
I learned those corner buildings remain the youngest.even if they are old. Just the shape of them made it odd for industry or living. Very clever use to open it up and let some light in.
"Can I just live in your closet?" 😆
- charmingly, funny answer - 👍
Hey cash I was wondering with New York being so expensive and all the other nuances why did you personally choose to lay down roots there being from Mass.? im from NH ,and thinking of that leads me to ask have you ever thought of doing a livestream Q&A kind of thing? I don't mean all the time but like once you know? 🤷
I wondered the same thing.
Cash has been a real estate agent in New York since 2008, so he's been there a while.
Great place for exhibitionists
I really like this one! Worth the cash! So many great details and space!
I'm on holiday in Puerto Madryn Patagonia, Argentina. I'm renting an apartment with heated floors. I've never stayed in a place with heated floors in the past. I can truly say that heated floors are a great luxury but I would pay $23K/month for them.
I'm guessing the "nobody can buy" part is that they only rent/lease the apartments? otherwise, some rich person would grab that place up in a hot second.
im honestly surprised ny would allow them waste so much space on terrace, i mean thats way more than needed and could have been another apt lol but yeah why create such a crazy price point for rent? and who do they make these for, im have hard time understand the function or comfort of living so high up and having get stuff up there ? and having pay that much in rent every month is insane
It's probably where the setback needed to be to meet NY zoning codes. They couldn't put an apartment above that space if they wanted the city to approve the plans.
Some terraces in NY are actually set backs. Ever notice in NY how many buildings don't go straight up? You'll see the upper floors have smaller footprints because the upper floors are "set back." Like a really tall, square, tiered cake. Those are set backs. They let more light reach the lower levels and the street and they were required by law. I don't know if THIS building was affected by that law. But what you see is - architects will use the set back and turn it into a feature - the terrace.
@@ae2948 ah makes sense
@@Urbs-In-Horto betme to it
Oh!! That was a video about an apartment. I couldn't help spending the whole time staring at Michelle.
Wow this is stunning 😍😍😍
Beautiful but lacking soul. Not somewhere that us ordinary folks could afford to live in. It's a whole other world.
I loved the layout and deck area. But, y'know, it's in NYC, which means that's like having a house located in the middle of a tar pit.