Inside NYC's Most Controversial Building on Billionaires' Row
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432 Park Ave. 50A New York, NY 10022
2 Beds | 2 Baths | 1,789 sq. ft.
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Tour filmed by @DroneHubMedia
Timestamps:
0:00 - Intro / History
1:42 - Tour of a unit in 432 Park Ave
4:26 - This episodes sponsor Better Help
5:33 - Tour of a unit in 432 Park Ave
7:46 - Billionaires Row Neighborhood Tour
Filmed, Edited and Produced By EBC PRODUCTIONS
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Happy Sunday! In this week's episode I chat a bit about the current state of the real estate market here in NYC and give you a tour of an "average" apartment on Billionaires Row. Comment below what kinds of videos you would like to see in the future!
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Too much chat Erik. You mentioned realtors like to say “natural sunlight” hahaha. Realtors and salesman like to say lots of nonsense that make you sound cheap. The following you said during your walk thru. You’re so much better, stop sounding sooo cheap and using unneeded words. Less is more. And people always recognize bullshit and a “salesman.”
Great room? It’s a living room with a dining room next to it. Not a great room, sir. “First guest bedroom”? There’s 2 bedrooms. Master and guest. Did we miss a “2nd guest br”? “Primary bedroom suite”?? It barely fits a King, and is super tiny. It’s not a suite! 10’ x10’ windows for the 86th time!. “Refrigerator/freezer combo”?? What? Every refrigerator made comes with a freezer.
“And here you have your “steam shower”? Again, added useless, cheap salesman words and talk. Finally….”Chef’s kitchen”?? It’s a kitchen. Nothing special or “chef” about it.
More of this magnificent residence please 🙏
I'd love to hear more of your thoughts on the ridiculous real estate market in NYC and how it evolved to get to this level
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$10 million for ~1,800 sq ft is insanity. For that amount you could buy a beautiful single family home (townhouse) on the Upper East Side with much more living space and just steps away from Central Park.
10 million is chump change to billionaires .
I'd so much rather live in a place you described lol especially a brownstone
I would much rather be in a brownstone steps away from the park and not have to deal with doormen and elevators in the pretty prison.
You could have a whole ass mansion in Hollywood hills
And you could get a nice mansion in LA Beverly hills for that price.
I can’t imagine paying $10m for a 2 bedroom apartment 😭😭😭
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With no laundry room!!
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@@sarapueno3747 WHAT!? Are you serious?
Of course it’s a stunning apartment, but for $10 million, the living/dining area is woefully inadequate in space. LOVE those huge windows and high ceilings.
nobody will never actually live there
@@johansjournal why is that
@@ryaniii1801 people buy it and once it gains value they sell it
I lived in practically every sector of Manhattan at one point and I love Manhattan but this is simply obscene and tacky! When your ceilings are taller than the width of the room, you know you've purchased the budget entry level billionaire row squat.
Yep, and we don't know anything about the facilities. What does the building offers in terms of entertainment, food, and work?
The big question has to be, have the developer sorted the issues that made it the most controversial building on billionaires row? The issues with plumbing, the lifts, the garbage shoots, the motion sickness caused by the swaying in the wind, building owners trying to force owner, against their will, to spend $150k a year in internal restaurant. Not to mention the ongoing lawsuit where dozens of owners are suing a the developers over design flaws. No matter how cheap, I’d avoid this building.
Amazing isn't it? All that "luxury" and still so many issues.
What you have to 150k for a restaurant you don’t want?
It's 15k per year, not 150k. Nonetheless, the issues with the building persist.
so many issues with the building, no excuses when it's this expensive
@@elheffe2597 Hence the phrase, “Mo Money Mo Problems.”
The hidden window opening detail is genius for maintaining that beautiful minimal look.
It’s crazy how there are still brand new, never lived in units in a building built in 2015. That means there was and still is not that much demand for the amount of ultra luxury developments that are being built in this city.
My guess is that most of these luxury apartments are just bought as investments, hence they sit empty. Or money laundering through real estate.
We're approaching a crazy time when there will be more investment properties than actual homes.
We really need to start redefining the meaning of luxury lol
also goes to show how phreaking greedy these developers are and the market has been talking for 7 years saying you are way too damn expensive just incomprehensible prices there la san fran and a few other places...soon everyone will be homeless other than the f**king rich
There's plenty of demand for luxury apartments. Just not ones that cost 9 figures and have all kinds of issues.
@@sandman1347 if there was plenty of demand for luxury buildings then my brand new luxury building in Williamsburg BK wouldn’t have units that sit empty for so long. There needs to be more real affordable housing.
Can you imagine the shock on management's face when a resident calls down to the office and ask for them to fix something? They probably had no idea people even lived there.
I think Erik needs to do an updated video on the Cost of Living in New York City and each of the Five Boroughs themselves because if the average rent in Manhattan is $5k and the cost of living in Manhattan is $200k a year, not only is that indefensible, that's unsurvivable. The cost of living in that Borough is higher than Switzerland and Bermuda! WTF?! How does tf anyone live like this?
You don’t need 200k a year, there are still LOADS of apartments well below the “average” in Manhattan. Plus roommates make it much easier too.
The quick answer is: you don't live in Manhattan unless you make AT LEAST 500k a year. And still it's not recommended, you could live way much better (bigger home, similar amenities and still save more cash for other stuff) if you go some other place. Manhattan is basically for rich people
A) Manhattan is expensive. B) Median =/= Average.
@@tyler98765 you shouldn’t have to be forced to live with a stranger in order to afford rent. The fact that you and do so many are willing to accept that is the problem. It is unacceptable. Strict rent control laws need to be forced
@@BillyBJohnson why are you proposing the use of force on people for doing as they see fit with their own private property. this sounds very violent, does it not?
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If I had that money; I wouldn’t spend it on an apartment in a building where elevators don’t work, the wind howls through the open floors, the residents complain about the creaks and groans…. The list of problems seems to be endless!
There is a list of complaints for literally any building though. People will always find something to complain about..
@@maxjames00077 not really. Huge difference if your elevator is out of order in a 6 storey building versus an 80+ storey building!! It’s height is causing other problems - apartments literwllynsway in the winds, the movement causing creaking and groaning, lifts being shut down in high winds. The NYT did a piece on all the issues, it’s not just like any other building!
@@maxjames00077 but this is a building that costs millions. If I’m paying for that I’d expect the best of the best
if you have money why not have these experiences if its unique :)
yup, he doesnt tell the truth, it got billions in claims
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i’m not 40 so idk what any of y’all are saying
Thanks for touring!
I absolutely love NYC, and have been there 30-40 times. Unfortunately, as a teacher, I could never afford to live there. Flights are relatively affordable out of Miami though, so I’ll continue to visit, and live vicariously through videos like this.
Trust me Stephen. I have live NYC all my life but the high cost of rent is insane. Always good to visit the greatest city in the world.
Someday, you will live the experience, start a UA-cam channel
@@waltersamuel2077 Are you a software engineer?
@@scales5748 No am a Surgical technologist .
@@waltersamuel2077 Do you still live in NYC and what's your annual income
I noticed that you didn't even mention why the building is so controversial (i.e. bad design and bad construction). There are two buildings in the country I wouldn't live in, this one, and Millennium Tower in San Francisco.
@@user-wi1ks5io6l lmaoooo exactly what I wanted to ask.
Because at heart he is a scammer like all agents. Don’t fall for the pretty looks he has to wow people in. He will gloss over problems and talk up places.
One of the reasons this building is controversial (for my friends and I living in nyc) is that is really disrupts the skyline -- its so thin and weirdly placed that it looks like you should just pluck it right off the street. we call it the french fry building.
What do you do in NYC
The name for it is so funny😂
Great video. Short & sweet. You packed a lot content in a concise & informative way. What are the taxes & HOA fees?
This is the most beautiful apartment. I love the way Erik goes about his job. But the truth is; without making good investments, no one can ascertain the kind of money required to own such properties. I am retiring next yr at 55 with 3 houses paid off worth 40.5 million. I realized that the secret to making a million is making better investments.
May I ask which investments are good? I've had an apartment for quite a while now but I've found it difficult to increase the luxury of my interiors. 😏😏😏
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Happy Sunday everyone!!🫶🏽
Awesome video and the style you present it . It’s lifestyle and it’s worth the living ✨💯
I apply for an apartment studio in NYC and the real estate girl which was really nice told me I need to do 20× than the rent and am thinking lady if I make 20x the rent I wouldn't be here😂
As someone who deeply loves NYC, I just feel like this apartment isn’t worth $10 million. There should be much more space within the apartment, but what do I know? I’m not a billionaire 🤣 Thank you for creating these awesome videos of what it’s like being inside these expensive apartments, Erik! I love watching them!
But you're a multimillionaire
The higher levels are entire apartmens with 6-7 rooms and many baths etc
Correct it better have gold plated fixtures for that price 💯🤑
Nice presentation way to go
I love the idea that the 10m include a never-used-before refrigerator ! ..so considerate !!! 😂🤣😄
2:43 - clever stuff ! 6:15 - beautiful 6:22 - in Scandinavian countries where they have polar night for many months, they have lights in shopping centres set to the hues of sunlight to prevent bad mood from lack of sunlight. So technically, that's artificial sunlight , non-natural.
Can you do tours of apartments or townhouses around the park? That would be interesting to see!!!
The term 'Natural Sunlight' is new to me too...I usually hear realtors say 'Natural Light'
Great tour and nice to see you pop outside to the local area. The apartments are only half the cost. location location location play's a big part.
Love binge watching these apartment tours so much🥹
you motivate me to be more professional and successful. great job on your content. well thought out, very well presented, down to earth and entertaining.
Amazing view 😍
Stunning views coming from the windows, beautiful dine and kitchen, love the interior but $10,000,000 for just a 2 bedroom apartment?!
It's nice, but except for the bathroom, it looks like an office/ office building. I do like the kitchen, and dining area in the corner; lots of light, great view.
You're telling me that I can live in an ugly building in a pretty standard-sized apartment for tens of millions. If I had the money and wanted to live in New York, I'd buy a classic townhouse for much less.
the building looks nice with the unique sized windows
You can't look down on the peasants from a townhouse.
I feel like a handful of people miss the point about apartments on billionaire's row: it's not about having the most gorgeous design of all time or having the largest place in NYC. It's about the prestige! Anyone who CAN afford such a place will purchase it for the sheer sake of having an apartment at 432 Park Avenue (or wherever). Like it or not, it's a symbol of class status.
@@oliviaw.2842 still, with no balconies or terraces I just couldn't, it's like a jail in the sky- getting out is a process. Also the building doesn't have any amenities
@@oliviaw.2842 anybody who buys it, even if you can afford it, is a sucker. Prestige? That’s how people get you to spend money frivolously, with very little to show for it. If people pay that kind of money for something like this, they need to reevaluate what they’re doing with their money
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Perfect!
The term should just be “natural light” not “natural sunlight“.
This apartment is painfully boring to be $10M
The units under the open sections to allow wind to pass through the building get free pots and pans to catch the water leaks when it rains ! Now that's a deal !!!!!
Great views...
I live in the crawl space and let me tell you its way more than I expected
LOL🤣
The apartment is well designed. How strong is the screen under the window? My concern is small pets and children. The kitchen is perfect. The real estate prices could be cheaper. I guess it's supply and demand. As long as people are willing to pay more, they're charging more. However, for some reason, NYC's market doesn't seem to respond well to people just leaving. It'll take them noticing people renting only say 3k per month places for the 4k per month places to lower the rent rather than sit empty. The historic facts at the end were fun.
sei bravissimo , ti seguo dall' italia!!!
$10m and you get a master bedroom on the 50th floor that you still have to close the window for privacy because it looks straight into another building!
My questions are: Why would you want to live in New York? Why? The city is dirty, crowded, and overpriced, and there's trash and rats everywhere. Air pollution is high and you're prone to depression by living in closed walls. Why would you want this lifestyle? why? What do you have to prove?
EXACTLY!
Thank you! You can have it!
Bragging rights 🤷🏽♀️
Great overview. I was expecting you will visit the facilities. They make or break the tower. So restaurant, theater, pool, or any other thing that is a plus. As presented, without the facilities it just looks like a nice space, and you can have the same in a tower for say one-half to one-quarter of the money, right there in NYC. We have seen some in this exact channel.
I like the gray marble on the ground of the street entrance of the building. Beautiful condominium with a nice view.
Thank you for the tour. Anything above the reach of a ladder truck causes me unease but pop those apartments on the third floor, and I'm in. if I were stinking rich, that is.
If I had that money I would not be living in Midtown, instead I would go downtown,west village where the atmosphere is much more relaxed,the Hudson parkway is a real luxury on your doorstep and the eating/drinking out options are less pretentious. Always a great insight into these billionaire row apartments Erik but who lives here? Mostly empty no doubt.
Well said, me too.
Nope for 10 million $ i would buy an older renovated Townhouse in the Upper Eastside for around 6-8 Million and had a lot of money left
for a chauffeured limousine, dinner parties, carribean holidays and a lots of visits to New Yorks City´s best restaurants.
That's the poor man's mentality. The kind of people who would buy these apartments don't care and don't need to save a couple of million.
@@jlin995 poor man mentality is throwing money aut of window for stiupid shit like that. U know there are also rich idiots and these apartments are made for them.
lol u wont get far with that money, u def got no idea how rich u must be to do that stuff
I love that you are dressed casually for this video!
The segue from real estate to mental health was ‘iconic’
We use the phrase “natural light” as a selling feature, rather then natural sunlight. I think it just reiterates that you don’t need the overhead lights on to light a space during the day. I’ve never really thought about it too much before, but your video made me ponder!
The apartment is beautiful, although you’ve shown some other amazing ones for 10m.
Exactly. I knew this and I don't even sell anything
lol came here to say this!
Exactly...this guy is such a poseur.
Good day to you, Erik! Love seeing your posts and miss you when a presentation isn't made more often. I recently viewed once again your trek to Mount Kilimanjaro...such a superb series of vids. As for this home in the sky, I really like it. The space is perfect for a single person, though can't see a family living there. As for the price, of course it's ridiculous; but if I had the moolah, it'd be a wonderful residence for me...and getting to see those views daily would be a bit of architectural heaven. Take care and give Theo a hug for me.
Could have sworn I saw you touring a house in Costa del Sol just a couple of weeks ago.
6:15 I've always heard "natural light".
I wonder what incentives the developers got for building this building. If half of the building sits empty, I wonder what was the point of building this? I saw a video where it seemed like they built this for tax credits and it sits half empty because there was never really a plan for it to be "anything". Correct me if im wrong!
You are sort of wrong. It doesn't sit empty. I believe all or at least most appartements have sold. However, half of the appartements aren't occupied. An appartement in this building, especially the high end ones, are not to live in, they are an investment. Same as old wine, you have it, but you don't tend to drink it. So they just sit there while the owner is having lunch in Dubai while living in a modern home in LA.
@@l.s.vanahee6922 In a sense from what I understand its just something the government helps with the ultra rich. Building random high rises so they can "invest" there money. I am not against the rich at all. I support capitalism to the fullest as I am a business owner myself but Its just sad to see how the U.S. is low on inventory in terms of housing and we have buildings like this one that is mostly empty and mostly owned by international billionaires while our own citizens cant find and cant afford a place to stay at. Sucks!
@@Tkenny35 this comment! The issue the average American has with the elite is essentially what you just described- waste. We have an issue where overindulgence becomes waste. And supporting capitalism doesn’t mean you have to support the rich. If you truly support capitalism (not a personalized definition) then you must agree with paying the fair share of taxes. Capitalism cannot be sustained otherwise. The poor cannot give what they don’t have. Don’t even get me started on the psychology and sociology of what happens next.
@@Kadasberry11 but at the end of the day, whether you like capitalism or not it’s still benefits the well to do more so than the average Joe or the working poor. Capitalism was alway meant to benefit those who are already rich.
@@l.s.vanahee6922 Definitely Dubai. Dubai is safe, clean, efficient and modern. That said, I twice have been approached by beggars in Dubai. Once while getting off the Metro in Dubai one evening, I was approached by a well-dressed young man desparate to sell his iPad for cash. Once in the working class neighborhood of Al Quds I was approached by an old woman dressed in rags begging for any cash. Oh, also, on The Pointe, I was offered a ride by a car near the taxi stand, but when I got in there was no meter and I complained he was just an unlicensed driver trying to make some quick cash, and I got out because I wanted a registered official taxi. So Dubai you still have to be careful,but it is petty stuff.
For $10 million I want more than just 2 bedrooms!
NYC for u.
6:05 oh fridge never been used before! worth the 10 million then for sure lol ..
3:47 Damn, dude! Step on it!
OH MY GOD! THANK YOU for showing how to open the windows! this was getting on my nerves for years now! Hahaha 🤣 😅😅😅😅😅
I used to live in the city and while it was amazing and always busy, I have noticed that it is always crawling with homeless people and druggies(I'm not shaming them, and it is sad that people can lose everything in a second... but just stating the obvious).
I find myself currently in Arizona where there is so much more space and the environment is 10x better for me and my family.
Dear M.S. The Town house shown in the previous episode (Eric and Serhant) is very good investment and a nice place to live. Second best is the apartment in 432 (50th floor)
Best Wishes and Profound Regards.
Hi Erik, where did you get your grey pants from? I really like them!
Yay Erik is back 😃🎊👏🏾❤️👏🏾
Do you know what will not get old any time soon? An Erik Conover NYC apartment tour video. The majority of folks just like myself probably cannot afford them but the appeal of such a thing is just off the charts. 😅
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Thank you for sharing this beautiful building.
It is still very nice to live there in New York. I have family that lives there in New York, but it would be nice to live in Midtown Manhattan maybe in Sutton Place or maybe in Lenox Hill.
The 50th floor unit is classic chic modern and efficient. The property has lots of EVERYTHING! Thanks, Erik, for the tour and sharing information regarding NYC current living requirement challenges, looking forward to more updates on this important topic.
It's not worth $10mil
Oh cool. 10 million for a tiny ass apartment
This is NYC bro.. the city is one of the expensive cities in the world.
Idk how ppl have convinced themselves that Manhattan isn’t a slum. That building is bad, that unit is worse, and the only thing eclipsing those is the terrible price that is not even a function of supply and demand
it's so ugly from the outside; the existence of that building, towering over the rest, is an insult to NYC.
-- Even if I could afford it, I wouldn’t want to live in this building. Just my opinion. 😊
Views are amazing but building is horrible looking and has tons of issues
rich people family doesn’t live in these buildings either
I woukdn' want to live tgere too. Not even for free, caged in glass with all that harsh sun, putting on the sunglasses. lol I prefer a normal house with trees around it. Maybe at a lower floor... I would get bored with the view anyway.
The Russian Tea Room is *not* luxury dining. That shit is a tourist trap with mediocre food at best.
But I love your videos, I'm obsessed with this building.
This 50th floor apartment is also nice as a getaway place Best Wishes and Profound Regards.
The irony of having a Buddha statue in a place like this.
If I was rich enough, I think I'd pick a different building in which people actually live. Plenty of fantastic buildings in the area. The apartment looks great btw. Just not a fan of the empty building.
But what about the inhabitants of harlem? Surely they don't average on 200k per year there, so you could technically live in manhattan for less😂
yeah but harlem has a person doing heroin or crack in almost every corner
@@johansjournal Must be other places you can live, let's say for 10-15?
yeah i was thinking the same thing 🤔 people living uptown don't make a quality million a year
Projects, stabilized and subsidized rent. Also, above UES and UWS the vibe definitely change.
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Interior and architectural design perfection.
Eric, excellent, excellent job on the video and tour! (As per usual.) Best Regards…
Yeah ok I kinda get it, but there just is an off feeling about the space. It just is way to clinical and for once, it does not seem to be because of the furniture. It just is like a trap, like a boring asylum kind of feeling.
Vivarium for sure
i live in a 1 bedroom ex council flat in scotland with a cat and a dog. I like to think im fortunate.
Cost of living in a big city have become crazy. I just moved out of (much cheaper than NY) Sthlm for this reason, as wfh a couple of days a week allow me to just buy a small overnight apartment in the city and have a big home couple of hours outside.
Town house in the Greenwich village is a nice place to live and a nice investment. Definitely like that townhouse
Best Wishes and Profound Regards.
If I had money to afford this type of apartment I would still much prefer to live in a brownstone full of history and character
I feel like the only thing going for these apartments is the location being right in the city, other than that it doesn't have much appeal to it imo
@@legacyof7 I tend to think of them as just investment properties. Seems like a big game of hot potato though...
"It's just your basic bedroom." For THAT price?!
the marble in the bathroom isnt book matched
that bathroom is peak pinterest goals 😍
I think a town Norway uses mirrors to increase sunlight. Not sure if that would fit the "not natural sunlight" definition.
Maybe china does the same with light panels in areas where smog is thick?
Awesome video as always. Such interesting contest. I really struggle to digest the amount of money these units cost...I know "location location location" but that unit didnt look value for money. 2 bedrooms, a kitchen/living room/dining room. I mean no other reception room or WC? Surely you could rent suites at hotels that are bigger?
The boating in central park is now $20 + $20 - I was there with my gf yesterday.
This building is terrifying
At $10 million I could get a 8,700 sq. ft. house overlooking LA....if I had the money lol. But that view of central park and the city is great. I have to mention how weird that laundry door is. They should've designed that area with pocket doors
Manhattan has changed so much since I last lived there in 2004. The prices seemed pretty heavy back then, but now it's just astronomical. It's a still a fantastic place and extremely fun to visit, but upon my last visit back in 2018, it did seem that the city's soul was being slowly crushed.
Tenho a impressão de que esse prédio vai cair a qualquer momento.
The height gives me so much anxiety lol, I could never
I understand that an apartment like that is a status symbol, but, knowing that for just $400,000 I could get something better in every way in a beautiful, rural area makes me cringe at this.
Who in their right mind would pay that kind of money? First off, NY is already vastly overrated. I feel like everybody who lives there fell for a con and just decided not to leave. It’s insanity. You can pay 10 mill for a home and live like a king. Where I live an apartment if that size goes for 1500. Crazy
It depends on what you want. If you want lots of stuff, yeah, you have a lot more purchasing power pretty much anywhere else. However, you have way more opportunities to meet some incredible people, make connections, etc., and the city itself is structured in a way that makes it easy to spend money rather than time and effort, if money's no issue.
But also we're talking about billionaire's row, most people aren't paying nearly that much lol
Yea, getting stuck in the elevators, massive water leaks and other building faults. Seems to be a major problem building.
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