And deal with those old-azz kitchen cabinets from the 90's! It's crazy work. I live in the Bronx, so it's an hour away from where she's lives. She's definitely living there for the local & less travel time.
When I lived in 450 square foot apartment. I had so many things piled on top of each other. It must be freeing to only own a handful of clothes and no objects or trickets from your past. No need for a storage unit. How amazing to be able to fit 2 people’s worth of clothing into such a small space. You and your partner are such amazing minimalists to be able to have such a sparingly amount of things. You save money on buying clothes and useless items.
I understand the rent price, after all it’s NYC! What I don’t understand is the landlord not putting nice cabinets in the kitchen. That landlord should appreciate a renter who pays the rent on time!
I lived in a rent stabilized apartment for years. The landlords did the absolutely bare minimum in my building. It actually helped them to have tenants move out because they could raise the rent a bit when the apartment changed hands. I had no cabinets in my kitchen and ancient appliances.They hadn't painted or cleaned when I moved in. But I was happy that I could afford a apartment in NYC.
Just found you. Love ur place and what u did. The chairs in ur kitchen are the kind my husband and I had in our first apartment 32 yrs ago brings back great memories!! We too had 1 bed place but after 3 yrs of renting we bought a condo and grew our family! ❤
I think you are not stabilized any longer if your apt is 3200. Check on it. To the non NYers commenting on living situations in NY : you cannot compare this lifestyle with anywhere else. This is NY. Space is at a premium. But she wanted the location. When I got my first apt. It was in a tenement like walk up with freshly painted bumpy plaster walls and shiny plank floors. You go to the laundromat. I was in heaven.
This honestly looks larger than 350 sq ft. Yes, it's pricey, but I'd be shocked to find somewhere cheaper in the West Village. Love how efficient (and chic) you've made the space!
You’ve done an excellent job utilizing such a small space! I love the bedroom and bathroom,( even though I agree that they wasted much needed space.) Your gallery wall is amazing!
Have you thought about buying a loft bed? Like a sturdy, comfy one. I would also hang some mirrors on the wall in front of the couch. Otherwise it’s lovely.
That's a nice little apartment, and what a killer bathroom! It's bigger than the one in my house! With apt. hunting, I always had that conflict going on: larger place in less desirable area? or smaller place in charming area? I love the way you kept the decor clean and minimal. With small spaces one must exercise restraint, but it's so hard! Question: did you ever think about switching the table and chairs with the extra counter space? I ask because 2 things: it's nicer to sit a bit further from the A/C on a hot summer night, and also--there's that convenient outlet for appliances. Good luck with the move! I'll be interested to see your new pad!
The bathroom is probably original layout of the bathroom, so its big. Rest of the rooms were changed over time. Landlords can rent more smaller apartments than larger apartments in same building. Volume means profit. Building remains same size, the apartments shrink within to increase rental units. You did well with layout. Considering the price of the neighborhood, rent stabilized apartments really are a good keep for you.
Personally, I’d swap the bedroom and living room. But I’m older than this woman and treasure being at home and reading books, watching tv, etc. I don’t need much room to sleep.
That bathroom is large for NYC. I tend to agree with you though that they could have taken a teeny bit of that room for your living room. Your space actually feels really open for the size.
Wow for an older apt with no amenities for $3100 is definitely not worth it. For that price you could of gotten a 1 bedroom with amenities in the city for that price.
*I live here in Manhattan as well. Only people that live here can understand. For the rest of the country they will leave negative comments because NYC (Manhattan) scares them. If you can make it here, you can make it anywhere. I pay $4600 for 650 square feet and I live alone. Totally worth it. She lives in NYC. She is the envy of all her friends which is worth gold for women*
@LyranSoul silly person. Most of us who rent in Manhattan own homes in other parts of the country. I have a mortgage in Green Cove Florida on Windsor lane (new construction). We watch tourist on hop on hop off buses wishing they could live the dream. Manhattan is the most expensive city price per square foot in America for a reason. One of the most visited as well. You must be in a flyover state. Good luck with that
@LyranSoul sure you do. Everyone online is rich, travels the world and only dates supermodels. Keep telling yourself that as you look upon us with envy. That’s why you watched the video and responded. You were butt hurt. You own in a flyover state. Now go sit on your ripped pleather couch while those of us in the winners circle head off to work
I couldn't even finish this video. It's awful and people willing to spend that much money on nothing are totally insane. Personally I wouldn't live there for free.
These home tours of folks willingly paying so much money to live so uncomfortably in an inconvenient, small space in a city riddled with trash, crime, and nothing pretty to look at and still trying to convince themselves that it's cool somehow ... Getting old. Wish there'd be more country home tours on the tube.
$3100 and you have to leave your apt to wash clothes is wild.
And deal with those old-azz kitchen cabinets from the 90's! It's crazy work. I live in the Bronx, so it's an hour away from where she's lives. She's definitely living there for the local & less travel time.
This was my first thought too!
350 sq while living with partner is wild. Y’all really gotta like each other lol
That rent blows my mind! I watch a lot of apartment vlogs, I guess I just don't understand why it's desirable to live in a place that expensive.
I live in a 320 square foot apartment in Manhattan. Pay $1178 renewer lease rent went up $25. Won the housing lottery.
My dream is to win that lottery
@@ErikaDwyer keep trying they’ll call you eventually
When I lived in 450 square foot apartment. I had so many things piled on top of each other. It must be freeing to only own a handful of clothes and no objects or trickets from your past. No need for a storage unit. How amazing to be able to fit 2 people’s worth of clothing into such a small space. You and your partner are such amazing minimalists to be able to have such a sparingly amount of things. You save money on buying clothes and useless items.
I understand the rent price, after all it’s NYC! What I don’t understand is the landlord not putting nice cabinets in the kitchen. That landlord should appreciate a renter who pays the rent on time!
I lived in a rent stabilized apartment for years. The landlords did the absolutely bare minimum in my building. It actually helped them to have tenants move out because they could raise the rent a bit when the apartment changed hands. I had no cabinets in my kitchen and ancient appliances.They hadn't painted or cleaned when I moved in. But I was happy that I could afford a apartment in NYC.
No kidding. Those cabinets are dated. Homes built in the mid 1980’s had those as standard cabinets.
My thoughts exactly.
Very cozy, tidy and minimalistic, love it😊
Thank you 🥰
Love your video! I always wanted to live in NYC❤ Can’t wait to see your new place!
This is a great apartment. Ive seen studios with 400sf that look tighter. Great light, closets, room separation. Its great
Just found you. Love ur place and what u did. The chairs in ur kitchen are the kind my husband and I had in our first apartment 32 yrs ago brings back great memories!! We too had 1 bed place but after 3 yrs of renting we bought a condo and grew our family! ❤
Btw also subbed
Yes dated cane back chairs along with the dated cabinets.
Wow! This apartment is so cute!! Love your interior style queen ❤
Thanks girl!! 🩷🩷🩷
I think you are not stabilized any longer if your apt is 3200. Check on it. To the non NYers commenting on living situations in NY : you cannot compare this lifestyle with anywhere else. This is NY. Space is at a premium. But she wanted the location. When I got my first apt. It was in a tenement like walk up with freshly painted bumpy plaster walls and shiny plank floors. You go to the laundromat. I was in heaven.
You’ve turned the apartment into such a cozy space. Kudos!!! 😊
Thank you! 🩷
I actually really like the layout of your apartment. You guys made the best of it
It’s soooooo NYC!!! 🍎 love your decor & how you utilized the space!
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Thank you!
Love the apartment. I’ll be moving to New York from Los Angeles next year.
You did a great job on managing the space you have. 👏
Such an iconic apartment in an iconic area 😄
Such an adorable apartment, you decorated it beautifully!! Why are you moving , hopefully it’s for a larger apartment!!
This honestly looks larger than 350 sq ft. Yes, it's pricey, but I'd be shocked to find somewhere cheaper in the West Village. Love how efficient (and chic) you've made the space!
Thank you so much! I honestly feel like we had a really good deal for the area, while I understand it’s still a lot of money, it’s well below the avg!
It's so cute you have done a great job with such a small space.
You’ve done an excellent job utilizing such a small space! I love the bedroom and bathroom,( even though I agree that they wasted much needed space.) Your gallery wall is amazing!
Wow perfect couch and use of that living room space!
This is sooo crazy ! We are coming to NYC soon and surprised how much hotels are!!
That price is insane!!!!!!
I left nyc in 2017 best decision I've ever made . Born and raised y'all be well out there but cute apt though❤
Have you thought about buying a loft bed? Like a sturdy, comfy one. I would also hang some mirrors on the wall in front of the couch. Otherwise it’s lovely.
That's a nice little apartment, and what a killer bathroom! It's bigger than the one in my house! With apt. hunting, I always had that conflict going on: larger place in less desirable area? or smaller place in charming area? I love the way you kept the decor clean and minimal. With small spaces one must exercise restraint, but it's so hard! Question: did you ever think about switching the table and chairs with the extra counter space? I ask because 2 things: it's nicer to sit a bit further from the A/C on a hot summer night, and also--there's that convenient outlet for appliances. Good luck with the move! I'll be interested to see your new pad!
The bathroom is probably original layout of the bathroom, so its big. Rest of the rooms were changed over time. Landlords can rent more smaller apartments than larger apartments in same building. Volume means profit. Building remains same size, the apartments shrink within to increase rental units.
You did well with layout. Considering the price of the neighborhood, rent stabilized apartments really are a good keep for you.
I don't see how anyone can pay that much money for a shoebox like that. That's ridiculous. They shouldn't have apartments like these.
I loved my shoebox 😌
They are paying for the location 😀
@ErikaDwyer I love it too has so much character❤
Why, because you personally don't like it?
I agree. But people don’t care I guess, they just want to live there aboy e all else,
First time watching and I will subscribe! Cute apartment.
Thank you!
love how you decorated
love the choices you've made!! maybe one more mirror on the large kitchen wall? presto!!
The rent is highway robbery😮
Personally, I’d swap the bedroom and living room. But I’m older than this woman and treasure being at home and reading books, watching tv, etc. I don’t need much room to sleep.
That’s crazy even for NYC. And two of you live there?! Wow!
Where is your blue blanket from? so cute!
Arket! 💙
If she can afford the rent, GO FOR IT! She is in the fashion industry and a Content Creator as well.
Thanks for the tour. I like your personality! Subscribed.
Thank you!
@@ErikaDwyer You're welcome 😊!
I lived in a railroad apt, and hated it - no light on 1 side, and not open, closed up feeling.
You did great with the space you had. It feels light and airy. Where is the skateboard from its so cute?
Love West Village & your apt.
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That bathroom is large for NYC. I tend to agree with you though that they could have taken a teeny bit of that room for your living room. Your space actually feels really open for the size.
No junk! Perfect
3100 for 350 sqft. damn
It’s rough out here 😅 but honestly for this neighborhood, I swear it’s a deal
@@ErikaDwyer oh I know I live right outside NYC . Rents are just crazy everywhere. Which sucks
Is it really only 350 sqft? It looks bigger and so many rooms!
Where is your blue bed throw blanket from!?
Arket!
Did you say you were moving? Such a nice space!
Love it!
How do you do laundry?
She talks about laundry at 14:05. It’s a mile away.
love ur home
$3,100 for a 350 sq foot room?? geez. That's rent stabilized too?! insane.
Why moving?
It's a great apt for New York City
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$3,100 a month and you have to haul your laundry a mile down the road to use a laundromat and your living room is a hallway width at best? Yikes!
The toilet paper holder is so far away from the actual toilet?
It really wasn’t much of an inconvenience 😂
When camera person doesn't zoom in to show the match book art. I wanted to see!
Does she have cameras inside her unit?
Most people do for safety reasons.
If you are leaving it, it must not be what you want anymore.
I would rather see your new apartment instead!
Wow for an older apt with no amenities for $3100 is definitely not worth it. For that price you could of gotten a 1 bedroom with amenities in the city for that price.
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I no like. Warren Buffet says that buying a house is a lousy investment but renting is no trip to the beach either 😅.
NYC apts are a scam 🤣 this is wild, 350 sq ft for two people. Glad it works for them but that's really close quarters.
Great apartment for tall, thin people..!
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I love railroad apts!
$3100!!! WTH!!!! For that footage?!
She has done a great job organizing things and keeping things minimal . But I cant imagine if a NYC size rat got in..Id lose my mother loving mind!
What a waste of money...
The landlord can't afford to remove those 1980's cabinets?! Come on, I get it- it's not easy but he's charging high rents!
Rent stable, I may never move.
*I live here in Manhattan as well. Only people that live here can understand. For the rest of the country they will leave negative comments because NYC (Manhattan) scares them. If you can make it here, you can make it anywhere. I pay $4600 for 650 square feet and I live alone. Totally worth it. She lives in NYC. She is the envy of all her friends which is worth gold for women*
@LyranSoul silly person. Most of us who rent in Manhattan own homes in other parts of the country. I have a mortgage in Green Cove Florida on Windsor lane (new construction). We watch tourist on hop on hop off buses wishing they could live the dream. Manhattan is the most expensive city price per square foot in America for a reason. One of the most visited as well. You must be in a flyover state. Good luck with that
@LyranSoul sure you do. Everyone online is rich, travels the world and only dates supermodels. Keep telling yourself that as you look upon us with envy. That’s why you watched the video and responded. You were butt hurt. You own in a flyover state. Now go sit on your ripped pleather couch while those of us in the winners circle head off to work
Haha 😂 what an accomplishment! Happy to throw big money 💰 down the drain and forcing yourself to believe that it’s Perfect 🤩
3100...fools!
lol
I couldn't even finish this video. It's awful and people willing to spend that much money on nothing are totally insane. Personally I wouldn't live there for free.
Nope
Why the needless edits? Cannot, will not watch.
These home tours of folks willingly paying so much money to live so uncomfortably in an inconvenient, small space in a city riddled with trash, crime, and nothing pretty to look at and still trying to convince themselves that it's cool somehow ... Getting old. Wish there'd be more country home tours on the tube.
Small, dated, ugly, and expensive. Yay, you got ripped off, just like most New York "content creators,' which means jobless.
That’s way too much money 💰 for a lil studio ! NY sucks
Plain, lacking of style
$3100 for rent stabilized is insane