Under two million for a 2-bedroom, 2-bath? Let me get out my checkbook...... Prices in NYC are ridiculous, but apparently there are enough new millionaires to pay that kind of money. Eventually the city will be covered by a shining array of luxury residences, and beneath them a warren of little cave dwellings for the rest of us. No middle-income units, because there will be no middle-income people.
This is happening by design. If you look at all the new construction in Greenpoint, only luxury buildings are being built, no new versions of the existing organic housing are being replicated, The city is only for migrants and millionaires now with the latter to serve the gig economy for the former.
Not true. There are beautiful neighborhoods with spacious apartments, and some only 30 mins or less from midtown. But yes, a lot of developers are greedy, and build space challenged apartments.
@@manyogurt4645imagine living in Brooklyn, 1200 sq ft for millions, takes you an hour to get to Manhattan for work. Now you live in a mansion on long island for same cost, and guess what? An hour via public transportation (LIRR) and not having to pay NYC city tax on top of your state income tax. You'd have to be brain dead to live in NYC
The inside looks no better than some of those newly built or renovated condos in Brooklyn. The definition of luxury has really declined. It's just kinda basic. Not worth $1.9 million
As someone who lived in converted (illegally) Loft Style buildings in NYC, because I was a poor artist - everybody knows large windows and high ceilings make things very COLD in the winter and make heating extremely expensive and difficult. Actually designing a "Loft Style Building" from the ground up is ridiculous. Loft living was invented in the first place because artists, sculptors, musicians etc. NEEDED space, height and freight elevators to make/move large objects and make a mess and noise late at night. This neighborhood was, and partially is. an old school, quiet, working class Italian enclave.
I totally agree. Concrete and glass look great but are very unforgiving. I did a shoot in DTLA in a loft they were already complaining about how hot it would get.
@kaleb5926 Fun science facts - Glass will always take heat out of it's surroundings, no matter how many panes you have and Heat always rises. You need large heavy curtains in winter which can be a pain. It's still a cool way to live - just saying it's not the most efficient design even with advances and Loft living was originally due to necessity and price.
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It’s unfortunate most people don’t have such information, I don’t really blame people who panic cos lack of information can be a big hurdle. I’ve been making more than $65k passively investing with Samuel Peter Descovich, and I don’t have to do much work. It doesn’t matter if the market is crashing, I will always make good profit returns.
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I don't patronise high street businesses that don't take cash. If we lose cash the state will monitor everything we spend, eventually telling us what we can and cannot spend our money on.
That was insane too me. Experienced this first when I was visiting waikiki and I was walking back from the beach and I always stow 20 bucks in my wetsuit but never my credit card- would rather not lose that. Couldn't buy anything too eat in the area I was in. Totally bogus.
I live in a warehouse neighborhood we have a warehouse mansion that was featured in Architectural Digest. It also had an indoor pool and deck space. No one would know if you walked by it.
Hmm... $1.9M? Okay, I wouldn't run from it, but it doesn't make me want to hop over fences to get to it either. Personally, I thought the bedrooms leaned to the smallish side given the price point. At that price, I'd like to have room for a seating area. Also, that wasn't a laundry room. It was a laundry closet. What I did like (and would be a huge selling point for me) is that the developer found local craftsman to contribute to the construction. EXCELLENT! Overall... It's nice. The neighborhood is nice. It's new construction. However, this only makes a "maybe" list for me.
Exactly! All new construction uses those crappy stacked LG washer/dryer units. It takes hours to dry your clothes. This is yet another builder grade building under the guise of luxury simply because it's expensive. The bedrooms are small. They forced two bedrooms into a 1 bedroom apartment.
I lived in a converted warehouse in Long Island City, Queens for a year and was sick on day 1, until the end of my lease! A lot of these converted modern and flashy apartments do not have proper insulation and reek havoc on our immune and respiratory systems (and skin). Never again!
This is a brand new building. If they spent the $$$$$ on custom made to fit kitchen cabinets, I'm betting they insulated the place and put in good double pane soundproof windows that don't leak.
This is a “Realty Channel” UA-camr, Cash Jordan shows rental apartments and occasionally Co-ops... l strongly suggest if you’re so worried about the “Homeless”, that you do something... Perhaps take a few of them in to live with you. I’d be more than happy to buy you a couple of bunk beds to accommodate you and your new roommates. That way you’ll be doing more than dropping “WTF’s” little Angry 😡, Sad 😔 and Sunflower 🌻 (
@janish3059 they would tear the place out completely amd urinate all over. Nobody would even buy it for 10k. Then spend all that money again to rehab it
@janish3059 stop giving them benefits, theyll die or thrive, thats the only way, not giving someone else's property to people who have none, thats communism.
Those “policies at local businesses” not taking cash is a preventative measure they take to try and deter thieves from robbing them. So don’t blame them, they’re doing what they have to in order to minimize loses.
Where's the nearest grocery store in case my one neighbor doesn't have a sugar for me to borrow? 😆 This apartment is beautiful....and probably this is the only way I could live in a big city....this type of neighborhood/apartment. Beautiful!
That is a wicked nice place! Google maps still has the old building on it from 2014....nice move getting new construction done! The price is silly, except for NYC, then it is a steal @ 1.8M
@@davidhunternyc1 I agree...it's insanity, but if you HAVE/WANT to live in NYC....and want to own your place.....a brand new 2 br 2 ba isn't bad @ 1200 sq ft. Oh yeah, and you have the ability to pay for it.
Good morning, good morning! I've got nothing to say but it's okay. That'll be the day! I will say this: that Apt. is very apt for anyone who wants to live in a gorgeous place for under 2 mill. I really would have guessed it would cost closer to three. If I win the Powerball, I'll move to Switzerland and open up a bank account or maybe a bank. Thank you, Mr Cash. Cash is always accepted here!
What about parking? Any parking included? If I had enough money to buy this place? I probably will need some space for my cars? If not I'm definitely not buying it!
Sorry but I'm underwhelmed with this place for the price. The plus is that they're actually installing an elevator (eventually) so you don't have to lug groceries, packages, etc up the stairs & the movers won't charge you more. It's nice to hear that the cabinets are being made locally & look like decent quality. Living, dining & kitchen area seems large & open but the bedrooms??? For that price point to only accommodate a queen size bed? We've seen way larger bedrooms in this price range. I can't even imagine how the roof deck will be divided into little private areas for 4 of the units. It sounds like the bottom 2 units will have the most useable outdoor space of all the units & the most private. Do those windows even open? It's hard to tell, especially since Cash didn't do the "quiet test" of windows open vs closed. Also it never seems to get mentioned who maintains the common areas or where you throw your garbage. I'm assuming there no real "amenities " either. To me it doesn't seem worth the price.
Very pretty place...but I agree...windows being huge does make it harder to keep warm. We have the opposite problem with large windows in Phoenix... they will make a room HOT...the larger windows will be under a patio, or an awning for shade.
It isn't right. They have to accept cash or have a machine that converts cash to a paycard at no cost. Surprisingly, it's a fairly new law. It was only as late as 2020 that New York state made it illegal to not accept cash as payment.
It’s funny how he is so amazed by the most standard things this apartment offers 😂. Nothing special about anything I’ve seen so far. Glad I don’t live in NYC 😂 material cost 100k, price 2 million 😂
I find it strange that on many windows on buildings it said no cash allowed. My husband politely reminded me that their are many car rental places even back in the 80's and 90's that only took major credit cards for car rentals so nothing really all that odd there. He is such a brilliant many and i am a very forgetful woman i am very glad i have him.
I spent the week in the mountains 6 hours from Seattle. Where people can live like human beings. Real food, homegrown. Can’t understand why artists want to live crammed into small spaces when they can buy a barn on 5 acres for 100k.
Really lovely! Roomy, bright, fabulous bedrooms and baths, living room has lots of room to live in. If only the kitchen had a pullout drawer for my dog's bowl, I'd be snapping that baby up before you could say "two mil for a two bedroom is obscene." The market may support it, but how do working families manage to house themselves these days? But - yes. It really is a nice apartment Cash. With your work ethic I hope you'll be able to have a back yard for your little girls to play in some day.
All jokes aside, didn't NYC make it illegal not to accept Cash...money? Dang, this is Williamsburg? How big is Williamsburg? I thought it would look nicer than this.
That part sent me on a search because I instantly thought the same thing. What I've learned is that there is no federal law requiring a business to accept cash and it's left up to the state to decide. In the case of New York state, they have made it illegal to not accept cash as payment by only as recent as 2020. That business either needs to have a machine on the premises to convert cash to some sort of paycard at no expense or they must accept cash as payment.
No parking? Half a block from the Brookyn-Queens Expressway (I278) so possible highway noise. $1.8 mil? How many units, 4? I'd be curious to know the profit margins. Lot cost, new construction cost versus $1.8 million per unit.
Very stylish, attractive place but an awful lot of money for what it is but what do I know out in the stix in UK?🤷♀️Noticed that pull-out freezers seem to be a thing in the States? We don’t have them here I think. Just fridge freezers in a kitchen and chest freezers in the garage.
To think that last Friday there were no trains, no buses or no ferries running in Williamsburg for hours due to the flooding. Things become ultimately worthless…
My house is bigger, 3/2 with 2 fireplaces, huge fenced yard, 2 car garage, walking distance from 3 grocery stores, home depot, restaurants, and a movie theater. 20 minutes from the beach. Great weather. Zero crime. $250K. I love Florida.
I love all the homes for at least one really cool item. My choice for all would be all tiny apartments. But then again the youtube market is pretty full of those and you feature NYC - very interesting to a colorado girl. thank you
Cash is Iike a cute little puppy scampering around New York and giving us previews of where the wealthy reside. No mystery as to why the middle class is moving out of NYC.
It wouldn't be big enough for your family Cash, trying to fit 2 girls into that secondary bedroom, with all their stuff. No office space for you. Boutique home, what a load of horse pucky!
Under two million for a 2-bedroom, 2-bath? Let me get out my checkbook......
Prices in NYC are ridiculous, but apparently there are enough new millionaires to pay that kind of money. Eventually the city will be covered by a shining array of luxury residences, and beneath them a warren of little cave dwellings for the rest of us. No middle-income units, because there will be no middle-income people.
@Bobrogers99 similar to Futurama's "old New York".
It’s going to be under water in the Last Days anyway.
Let's go to Canarsie
This is happening by design. If you look at all the new construction in Greenpoint, only luxury buildings are being built, no new versions of the existing organic housing are being replicated, The city is only for migrants and millionaires now with the latter to serve the gig economy for the former.
The issue is that salaries across many industries are high in this city. I’m in construction management and earn over $230k a year.
You have to be wealthy to live in NYC..and not live in a tenuous , cramped position...God bless us.
Not true. There are beautiful neighborhoods with spacious apartments, and some only 30 mins or less from midtown. But yes, a lot of developers are greedy, and build space challenged apartments.
@FUKZUA dump for sure getting worse each year family moved the hell away dont blame them ..
What’s wealthy to you? Plus in NY if you want space yes the more money the bigger the space on the city. But everywhere else that’s not the case.
@@manyogurt4645imagine living in Brooklyn, 1200 sq ft for millions, takes you an hour to get to Manhattan for work. Now you live in a mansion on long island for same cost, and guess what? An hour via public transportation (LIRR) and not having to pay NYC city tax on top of your state income tax. You'd have to be brain dead to live in NYC
BEAUTIFUL!!! Again, I'm here for Cash's commentary on the Neighborhood. He gives it a 5 star because there isn't a Chipotles. Excellent!
The inside looks no better than some of those newly built or renovated condos in Brooklyn. The definition of luxury has really declined. It's just kinda basic. Not worth $1.9 million
Well said! Was searching for the exact words!
Agree , deff not worth over a million 😂😅
As someone who lived in converted (illegally) Loft Style buildings in NYC, because I was a poor artist - everybody knows large windows and high ceilings make things very COLD in the winter and make heating extremely expensive and difficult.
Actually designing a "Loft Style Building" from the ground up is ridiculous. Loft living was invented in the first place because artists, sculptors, musicians etc. NEEDED space, height and freight elevators to make/move large objects and make a mess and noise late at night. This neighborhood was, and partially is. an old school, quiet, working class Italian enclave.
im pretty sure theyve accounted for that with the type of windowns used. I hope.....
Pretty sure they solved that in MODERN buildings with triplepane windows.
Some irony with calling it a loft, true. It’s just a brick building with a lot of windows.
I totally agree. Concrete and glass look great but are very unforgiving. I did a shoot in DTLA in a loft they were already complaining about how hot it would get.
@kaleb5926 Fun science facts - Glass will always take heat out of it's surroundings, no matter how many panes you have and Heat always rises. You need large heavy curtains in winter which can be a pain. It's still a cool way to live - just saying it's not the most efficient design even with advances and Loft living was originally due to necessity and price.
Creating wealth and financial freedom isn't as tough as many people believe.
Building wealth and remaining financially stable indefinitely is a lot easier with the appropriate information. Participating in financial programs and products is the only true approach to make a high income and remain affluent indefinitely...
It is always good to have a financial plan. I work with a professional planner and fixed-income strategist in NY. The fixed income portion of your portfolio won't simply serve as a buffer to the volatility of the equity portion of your portfolio, but will provide legitimate income.
I couldn't agree more. Taking charge of your life and putting in the hard work is the path to success. Having a portfolio manager like Mr. Samuel Peter Descovich is a game-changer. Their expertise and guidance can truly transform your financial journey. Making $35,000 in profits each month and saving 70% of that is quite impressive!They save you time and provide valuable insights that lead to impressive profits. Keep up the amazing work, and enjoy the fruits of your labor..
I've shuffled through a few experts in the past, but settled with SAMUEL PETER DESCOVICH. The strategy he use is recession-proof, more specifically profit-oriented , and most likely, you'd find his basic info on the net, he's a renowned advisor.
It’s unfortunate most people don’t have such information, I don’t really blame people who panic cos lack of information can be a big hurdle. I’ve been making more than $65k passively investing with Samuel Peter Descovich, and I don’t have to do much work. It doesn’t matter if the market is crashing, I will always make good profit returns.
I have turned over more than half
MILLION working with SAMUEL PETER DESCOVICH on a wide array of options and finally sticking to a few that have been favorable in the past 2 years.
No Cash accepted. Credit Jordan only.
😂😂😂
I totally understand why some of those businesses don’t accept cash.
You don’t have to worry about being robbed since there’s no cash on the premises.
Thats why I wanted to implement that policy if I opened a C-store/gas station, but the downside is it can be an inconvenience to the customers.
I was surprised since few places take credit cards. Everyone takes cash
Cash is King!
I don't patronise high street businesses that don't take cash. If we lose cash the state will monitor everything we spend, eventually telling us what we can and cannot spend our money on.
That was insane too me. Experienced this first when I was visiting waikiki and I was walking back from the beach and I always stow 20 bucks in my wetsuit but never my credit card- would rather not lose that. Couldn't buy anything too eat in the area I was in. Totally bogus.
Hope your not flooded out in ny. Please send a UA-cam film so he in the UK know you and your family are safe. God bless u all in ny. Xx
It's actually a great idea to have a decent place in a spot where people don't expect it, but also making sure security is exceptional is key too
I live in a warehouse neighborhood we have a warehouse mansion that was featured in Architectural Digest. It also had an indoor pool and deck space. No one would know if you walked by it.
In New York?
OH! What issue? I'd like to see that!!!
@@893-TTG Brooklyn
lol can i come stay with you when i come to ny?
what issue?
Paying 2 million for a 1200sqft 2 bedroom loft at a loud street in Queens is INSANE.
Hmm... $1.9M? Okay, I wouldn't run from it, but it doesn't make me want to hop over fences to get to it either. Personally, I thought the bedrooms leaned to the smallish side given the price point. At that price, I'd like to have room for a seating area. Also, that wasn't a laundry room. It was a laundry closet. What I did like (and would be a huge selling point for me) is that the developer found local craftsman to contribute to the construction. EXCELLENT! Overall... It's nice. The neighborhood is nice. It's new construction. However, this only makes a "maybe" list for me.
We need to talk about sugar hill. It's beautiful
Post re Jennifer Gould
Exactly! All new construction uses those crappy stacked LG washer/dryer units. It takes hours to dry your clothes. This is yet another builder grade building under the guise of luxury simply because it's expensive. The bedrooms are small. They forced two bedrooms into a 1 bedroom apartment.
$1.9 milly but the rich are already moving out.
@@Mortician50 That's true too. The developer thinks this everyone's partying like it's 1969.
Warehouses turned into lofts are so much fun.
I lived in a converted warehouse in Long Island City, Queens for a year and was sick on day 1, until the end of my lease! A lot of these converted modern and flashy apartments do not have proper insulation and reek havoc on our immune and respiratory systems (and skin). Never again!
Read the Radium Girls book. The legacy of industrial toxins is still with us. At least this is new construction!
This is a brand new building. If they spent the $$$$$ on custom made to fit kitchen cabinets, I'm betting they insulated the place and put in good double pane soundproof windows that don't leak.
WTF!!! They'll never be able to take the homeless out of the street with these high prices.😡🌻😔
Better yet they should let them reside there until someone wants to buy it!😂
This is a “Realty Channel” UA-camr, Cash Jordan shows rental apartments and occasionally Co-ops... l strongly suggest if you’re so worried about the “Homeless”, that you do something... Perhaps take a few of them in to live with you. I’d be more than happy to buy you a couple of bunk beds to accommodate you and your new roommates. That way you’ll be doing more than dropping “WTF’s” little Angry 😡, Sad 😔 and Sunflower 🌻 (
@janish3059 they would tear the place out completely amd urinate all over. Nobody would even buy it for 10k. Then spend all that money again to rehab it
How many homeless are you helping right now ? or wtf are you doing about it ?
@janish3059 stop giving them benefits, theyll die or thrive, thats the only way, not giving someone else's property to people who have none, thats communism.
It looks so middle class, yet it costs 2 million. Wow. I'm effing speechless.
$2 million is middle class here.
@@Phoenix88203 I guess, lol.
middle-class homes where i live have a yard, garage, and enough space for a separate washer and dryer... not to mention a two-sided sink.
@@ryanbarker5217 which just makes the price of this even sadder.
The interior is great! Modern & well-appointed... & the plans for the outdoor spaces are on point
I like the height limit and how it fits the theme of the town. Doesn't feel like the buildings are closing in on you.
New York needs to build up not out. It is okay to have 12 story buildings
@@KingLarbear I'm sorry?
Those “policies at local businesses” not taking cash is a preventative measure they take to try and deter thieves from robbing them. So don’t blame them, they’re doing what they have to in order to minimize loses.
Yes I have seen the weird cash register business at the cash only business .@@EARiot
@@EARiotgreen point isn’t a poor neighborhood, and crime in NYC has been a shit show for years. So I’m sure it has something to do with thievery.
Here is the breakdown: Here is your 30 year fixed cost $3,702,083.01 with 20% down. That is about 5,026.83/month before taxes and insurance.
I pay a little over $9,000 in taxes a year for my condo 20 minutes, outside of Boston. I can not even imagine what the taxes would be for that.
is the millionaire going to the public pool?
Who needs a pool?
Where's the nearest grocery store in case my one neighbor doesn't have a sugar for me to borrow? 😆 This apartment is beautiful....and probably this is the only way I could live in a big city....this type of neighborhood/apartment. Beautiful!
That is a wicked nice place! Google maps still has the old building on it from 2014....nice move getting new construction done!
The price is silly, except for NYC, then it is a steal @ 1.8M
Price: $1.8 million
20% down: $375,000
Interest Rate: 7%
Estimated Monthly Payment with Common Charges and Taxes = *$11,605 !!!*
INSANITY !!!!!
@@davidhunternyc1 I agree...it's insanity, but if you HAVE/WANT to live in NYC....and want to own your place.....a brand new 2 br 2 ba isn't bad @ 1200 sq ft. Oh yeah, and you have the ability to pay for it.
Lol I’m cool with living down south. Lol you can get a apartment like that in South Carolina for 1200 month
Good morning, good morning! I've got nothing to say but it's okay. That'll be the day!
I will say this: that Apt. is very apt for anyone who wants to live in a gorgeous place for under 2 mill. I really would have guessed it would cost closer to three. If I win the Powerball, I'll move to Switzerland and open up a bank account or maybe a bank. Thank you, Mr Cash.
Cash is always accepted here!
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Awesome job cash see you tomorrow my friend
They actually passed a law in nyc saying that stores cannot ban cash payments someone should report those businesses!
Spending 1.9 milli and not being able to guarantee a sane chill neighbor being soo close..I’m declining (like i even have it)😂
Cash Jordan delivers the best videos 😊
No cash accepted & no cash on premises is a crime deterrent.
It is beautiful but out of reach for first time buyers. That is the market that is being eradicated now in most major cities around the world.
I do not like any place telling me I can't use cash.
So nice. Now to come up with 2 million bucks. You show the best places Cash.
It is nice to see an unusual millionaire' lair.
NY is out of their minds with these prices, I live in a similar 3 bedroom (1400ft) for $425K.
that gets you a small mansion where i live.
What about parking? Any parking included? If I had enough money to buy this place? I probably will need some space for my cars? If not I'm definitely not buying it!
When I was a kid it was so easy to park in that area. Now its impossible... Some days even the paid lots are full.
@@kennyadvocat that's why I would not buy a place if it doesn't have at least 1 parking spot! I guess I'll just stay in Chicago! 😎
Just out of curiosity, why do you need a car, living in NYC?
Sorry but I'm underwhelmed with this place for the price. The plus is that they're actually installing an elevator (eventually) so you don't have to lug groceries, packages, etc up the stairs & the movers won't charge you more. It's nice to hear that the cabinets are being made locally & look like decent quality. Living, dining & kitchen area seems large & open but the bedrooms??? For that price point to only accommodate a queen size bed? We've seen way larger bedrooms in this price range. I can't even imagine how the roof deck will be divided into little private areas for 4 of the units. It sounds like the bottom 2 units will have the most useable outdoor space of all the units & the most private. Do those windows even open? It's hard to tell, especially since Cash didn't do the "quiet test" of windows open vs closed. Also it never seems to get mentioned who maintains the common areas or where you throw your garbage. I'm assuming there no real "amenities " either. To me it doesn't seem worth the price.
Ha! I thought the bedrooms were small too!
Shower curtains in that 2 million bathroom is a no!
Very pretty place...but I agree...windows being huge does make it harder to keep warm. We have the opposite problem with large windows in Phoenix... they will make a room HOT...the larger windows will be under a patio, or an awning for shade.
Bagelsmith bagels are awesome - there was one in the Sommerville area in NJ - walnut and rasin cream cheese on a Seasame bagel 😊
Walnut and raisin cream cheese sounds amazing. In my local bagel shop I usually get the honey walnut cream cheese and it is so yummy.
Beautiful! great tour
Gentrification looks great.
How is this Gentrification? It's just Whites moving back into their native neighborhoods. Brooklyn is a White creation.
2:00 That says ' Fish ', so a restaurant that serves fish. Google translate has a camera option to translate what you focus on with the camera.
Is that legal to not accept cash? That doesn't sound right?
It isn't right. They have to accept cash or have a machine that converts cash to a paycard at no cost. Surprisingly, it's a fairly new law. It was only as late as 2020 that New York state made it illegal to not accept cash as payment.
It’s funny how he is so amazed by the most standard things this apartment offers 😂. Nothing special about anything I’ve seen so far. Glad I don’t live in NYC 😂 material cost 100k, price 2 million 😂
i would say astonishing ! well said...
Well it is a brand new building so more than 100k. But 1.8 million for each unit is crazy. I could see 800k max.
This is really nice, would be sweet to see a 2 floor apartment in this building. The three tier backyard is excellent
I find it strange that on many windows on buildings it said no cash allowed. My husband politely reminded me that their are many car rental places even back in the 80's and 90's that only took major credit cards for car rentals so nothing really all that odd there. He is such a brilliant many and i am a very forgetful woman i am very glad i have him.
This is a beautiful place!! But a question-while I of course follow Charles, why has he not been with Cash? Did Cash break something? 🤪
Oh no, Cash didn’t get to open & close the refrigerator the dishwasher. He probably had a anxiety attack. I hope he’s alright. 😅 🫳🏼🫴🏼🫳🏼🫴🏼🫳🏼🫴🏼
Omg! Did you see Cash get in the tub too!! 😂Always!
@@andshewas296 What? I thought that was a kiddy’s pool. That tub looks so big. 🛀🏼 Cash approved! 👍🏼
😂🤣I swear Cash is the worst person to trust with a secret.😂🤣
Great humor in your videos man
If I had a million dollars,
I would leave NY instead of building my dream warehouse house lol
Nice out of my reach apartment.
This is Gonna b so Insightful CJ🔥🔥🔥👍n Happy Tuesday😀….
I spent the week in the mountains 6 hours from Seattle. Where people can live like human beings. Real food, homegrown.
Can’t understand why artists want to live crammed into small spaces when they can buy a barn on 5 acres for 100k.
Don't say it too loud .Then they will go over there and cause the prices to increase and price everyone else out
That seemingly un-named restaurant is Okonomi, tasty/healthy Japanese teishoku. At night it's Yuji ramen, low-key top quality ramen for nyc
Really lovely! Roomy, bright, fabulous bedrooms and baths, living room has lots of room to live in. If only the kitchen had a pullout drawer for my dog's bowl, I'd be snapping that baby up before you could say "two mil for a two bedroom is obscene." The market may support it, but how do working families manage to house themselves these days? But - yes. It really is a nice apartment Cash. With your work ethic I hope you'll be able to have a back yard for your little girls to play in some day.
How many basements flooded during the other days rain? Park a Harley by the dining room table
Everyone knows a millionaire lives in that warehouse.
It's perfect. Beautiful! 😍
Gotta admit, those badass industrial windows will sell me on a place 99.9% of the time 😊 they look awesome
$2 million. A gentleman's small farm in update New York with "help" to manage the farm
Really good design choices here in a great neighborhood!
All jokes aside, didn't NYC make it illegal not to accept Cash...money?
Dang, this is Williamsburg? How big is Williamsburg? I thought it would look nicer than this.
I’m interested in who made the kitchen cabinets. He said they were made in Greenpoint, Brooklyn. Let me know please.
I've always loved warehouse living..I'm here for this...
Happy Tuesday Cash ❤
1.8 million for 1200 ft² nah, I'll take my cool milly outside the city
My bedroom in Brooklyn is nearly double the size of that bed room and that’s expensive??
If only I could be a millionaire in NYC, I would 100% love this😍😍😍😍
Love this! ❤
Isn’t it illegal for a business not to accept cash?
That part sent me on a search because I instantly thought the same thing. What I've learned is that there is no federal law requiring a business to accept cash and it's left up to the state to decide. In the case of New York state, they have made it illegal to not accept cash as payment by only as recent as 2020. That business either needs to have a machine on the premises to convert cash to some sort of paycard at no expense or they must accept cash as payment.
@@PowerSynopsis that’s just crazy and scary that should be illegal. If the federal government recognizes it as a note, it should be legal anywhere.
Yeah, that space in the winter will be fun heating up.
Also, $1.8 million for 1200 square feet. Just crazy.
I live in SC. What you could get for 2 million is a beachfront house. It is definitely nice for NYC.
No parking? Half a block from the Brookyn-Queens Expressway (I278) so possible highway noise. $1.8 mil? How many units, 4? I'd be curious to know the profit margins. Lot cost, new construction cost versus $1.8 million per unit.
After seeing the title, I was a little disappointed there wasn’t some actual warehouse space as part of the unit.
The Lorimer St. L is actually about 10mins to Manhattan (East Village)...30mins to midtown..
I keep hearing "vented washer and dryer". Are there non-vented washer and dryers? Like, where the dryer vents all of the hot air into the apartment?
I thought it was illegal not to accept legal tender (cash).
Very stylish, attractive place but an awful lot of money for what it is but what do I know out in the stix in UK?🤷♀️Noticed that pull-out freezers seem to be a thing in the States? We don’t have them here I think. Just fridge freezers in a kitchen and chest freezers in the garage.
There goes the neighborhood. It might raise the taxes in the area rental might go up. Mister Rogers neighborhood now has millionaires next door
Great videos! What kind of camera are you using to film content?
Isn’t it illegal for a place of business to not accept cash ?
i don't think so, but it should be, imo. i mean, it's legal tender. sorry for business who operate in shitholes that gets robbed three times a month.
I love all the no cash signs. Free workout every time you run from a mugger!
You and your family need to come for the Junius Heights Home Tour and the first Saturday in November.
2 BR and 2 baths for just little under 2million?? Sorry no thanks. It's ridiculously overpriced.
That's okay, my beauty regime happens at home for free. I been thinking about that line for at least an hour. Watching from Oakland, Ca for years..
To think that last Friday there were no trains, no buses or no ferries running in Williamsburg for hours due to the flooding. Things become ultimately worthless…
Lived in a Tribeca loft for 20 years…sold it recently…😢…that is a small loft which takes away from the whole appeal…how much in Brooklyn?
My house is bigger, 3/2 with 2 fireplaces, huge fenced yard, 2 car garage, walking distance from 3 grocery stores, home depot, restaurants, and a movie theater. 20 minutes from the beach. Great weather. Zero crime. $250K. I love Florida.
'Zero crime.' 😂😂😂 Are you living in some other Florida?
20 minutes from the beach. That's good, so your house won't be the first to go underwater when the ocean takes over Florida.
Florida is living back in the 1950's.
@@eattherich9215 no, just a great neighborhood
@@theoriginalbridgetconnors since that won't happen until I've been dead for a few millennia, I'm not really worried
I miss this type of videos
I love all the homes for at least one really cool item. My choice for all would be all tiny apartments. But then again the youtube market is pretty full of those and you feature NYC - very interesting to a colorado girl. thank you
Cash is Iike a cute little puppy scampering around New York and giving us previews of where the wealthy reside. No mystery as to why the middle class is moving out of NYC.
It wouldn't be big enough for your family Cash, trying to fit 2 girls into that secondary bedroom, with all their stuff. No office space for you. Boutique home, what a load of horse pucky!
I see that gentrification continues unchecked in another poor looking neighbourhood. @3:53, wtaf? Okay, I'm out.
Looks like many of the hoods I’ve seen on this show…
@@MaddieAU: I walked the entire length of Skillman Avenue on google streetview. None of it is pretty.
Looks like this area wasn't affected by the recent flooding and if this video pre-empted the floods, what does it look like today?
i thought some rich guy converted a warehouse into his own private residence, not some kind of apartment development. are these apartments or condos?
I was super distracted during this video because I am still thinking about Roy in King Manor
Too bad you can’t live comfortably like this as a non millionaire in NYC
The suburbs exist. Nassau, Suffolk, Westchester, and Bergen counties exist. Plus, as a bonus, you don’t have to pay the city income tax.