This Luxury NYC Palace Only Costs $2,245… Why?
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- Опубліковано 28 бер 2022
- This NYC Apartment is beyond words. The finishes and things inside are mind-blowing considering you NEVER see them in most apartments, including those in New York City. I cant think of one item this apartment doesnt have… but is it worth your money? Be sure to check out this luxury nyc apartment tour of a stunning building that you’ve probably never seen before.
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I lived there for two years, really enjoyed the apartment. But the amenities are essentially just a selling feature. In the 2 years the pool never opened for use. The in-unit laundry cost extra, the greenway between the buildings was never finished and there is an entire sub-level of artists amenities (metal and wood working shops) that were also never finished.
Where is this located/address if I may ask? Thanks 😊
Hi Kyle,
We just bought the building from old management and have already fixed these problems. I'm so sorry this didn't work out for you and hope your new place is awesome!
This is called Denizen Bushwick. Between the $150 amenity fee for unfinished amenities plus and extra fee for each game in the game room per game, and the $75 extra for in-unit laundry this is just not worth it to me. Plus the management team Smart Management is slow with repairs and shady with over charging your accounts. Rent at your own risk.
Ilive here rn.
EVERYTHING is open now...the previous owners sucked and the new ones r finally getting shit in order.
This will b my second year....just signed onto 2more years.
Its called the Denizen and its in Bushwick.
@@orangemommy7254 do they allow a pet cat?
First lived off the Morgan stop back in 2008. When a apartment there comes equipped with a pool then you know the hood has changed dramatically.
This building has better amenities than some hotels. Loving it!
Yeah and trust me they charge you for ever last one of them whether you use them or not :)
@@steve-marsh then use them
Wow! I'd never leave if I lived here! Eat, play, chill.
The building’s amenities are unbelievable! I especially loved that two bedroom apartment with the en-suite bedroom. ♥️👍🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼
right!!! I don't think you'd ever need to leave. that place is amazing!!! 🤣
2,245 Thats for the bottom 3 feet of the pool right?
It sounds like there are a lot of extra fees for each thing from reading other comments on here.
if you are willing to pay a lot extra.
PLEASE bring back the screen showing the location on a map (doesn't have to be apple maps if it's difficult) !!!
like so Cash sees!
It's 123 Melrose Street
This is 54 Noll Street in Bushwick.
The reason why they weren’t rented was because they were charging full rent and the amenities weren’t available. The area is Bushwick. But glad to know the pool is up. Also they charged extra (at the time I was looking at the apartment) for the laundry
That place is horrible. The views from the 🪟 windows are real ghetto. And nothing is free. Not even to do your laundry. Just horrible. How can people put up with that for a ghetto view❓️😟
@@mauisunrise8092 ghetto?
@@mauisunrise8092 The street art is "ghetto" I guess, but this is one of the safest and posh neighborhoods in NYC
@@shweaft Posh neighborhood❓️
You guys got used to looking at that worse than horrible view and worse than horrible neighborhood and actually think this is great or posh❓️❗️😒😟
This was an industrial area, still is to some extent. When trucks and plants open it is nosy. At night it is still scary! This area is near old navy yard.
But somewhat far from the public housing. I wouldn't want to live there, but then I am not one of the cool kids! I do live in Brooklyn, won't say where as i don't want to put up with Manhatten wannabes and their BS. No 4k is not worth it to live there! I live in a 6 room place less then 2k. Good area.
I have absolutely no desire to move to NY but this building looks incredible 😍 and that studio was 1 of the nicest I've seen bc apparently im addicted to watching random NY apartment videos🤷♀️
It would seems you would have to work so much to be able to afford to live there, you would be paying all that for rent only to sleep there.
Me too! Debbie
This was my second neighborhood when I first lived in NYC, 2006-2007 (I lived in NYC 2006-2019, now in L.A.). I love that the neighborhood has kept some of its “charm” but man, this building is NEXT level for any location in most any city! Those amenities are so great and they’ve done a great job of creating a mini-community in its walls. Thanks Cash for a great tour.
It doesn’t look very safe though
@@alcyonae why not?
Is it BedStuy? Because it doesn’t look like BedStuy to me. If it is, it’s changed a lot. It’s starting to look very Bushwick-y.
@@MorbidTranquility bush wick!!
@@alcyonae I haven't lived there since 2007, but it was okay then and I've visited a few times and the area is just very "Brooklyn". It's as safe as most neighborhoods in NYC metro area I'd say. Graffiti does not equal unsafe BTW. It's actually a pretty dynamic neighborhood with lots to experience.
I gotta be honest here....if I could rent it I'd probably never leave my building because it's practically it's own inner town the only thing it's missing is the grocery store and that could legit just be a small town that I'd never have to leave. All in all I would definitely rent it I probably just wouldn't go out at night as much
They were suppose to open a FoodTown supermarket because of Covid it hasn't been done yet🤷♀️
@@migdaliarivera6004 ugh don't tell me I might just move there
@@elizabethwarren9612 lol rightttt same
this place is like an adult playground, imagine going downstairs to play in the arcade or rock climb bc you can
I actually toured this place! Unfortunately the amenities cost and the washer rental made the studio kind of not worth it:/ I think it was an extra $2-300 for amenities, then an extra $75 a month for w/d
Oh, wow! Definitely not worth it then.
Washer dryer rental 75/ month and 150 per person per month
I wouldn't mind the w/d fee if they paid the water and electric. Why don't they just put it on the rent,so much easier
@@theresarathell4686 utilities are definitely not included lol. I wasn’t sure either, but they do have a laundry in the basement which is probably why there’s that option
@@erichuang746 we do, the washer dryer in your own unit is your own choice if not we go downstairs
That was impressive, so many amenities! I have never seen so many, you couldn't run out of things to do.
This apartment building is nicer then any hotel I’ve ever stayed at, or even visited. Seriously impressed!
I can always tell when builders are going for people under 40. Because the style of the buildings always look like a dorm/student center. lol It’s very nice though 🙌🏾
I was thinking that too, especially the studio apartments.
Under 30* lol
@@jamesavery3727 who under 30 has 2000$ a month for a studio?!
@@LucasFernandez-fk8se I’m NYC?
Quite a few.
Both places are stunning and the amenities are incredible.
Wow, I'd never leave the building. The amenities are definitely the selling point here!
right?! this is a dream!
Yeah, why would you leave the building when everything you could possibly need is there.
You wouldn't want to leave the building since the chance of you getting murdered would be high.
@@dimitarmargaritov Boredom? idc how nice the place is eventually you will get bored of being there.
I lived a couple blocks away from this building from 2015-2016. That neighborhood was THE WORST if you had a job in the city you had to go to everyday. If you work from home or work in the neighborhood it wouldn't be that bad, but I do NOT recommend trying to live off the Morgan L and work anywhere in Manhattan.
ALSO LOL at you not knowing what Roberta's is... maybe they closed, but it was the posh hipster pizza spot for years in the early teens.
he been lives in astoria forever...which is a joke/caricature of nyc. he knows nothing about what bk and nyc is really like or was like..Roberta's... undertsnd if he dint know mr.kiwis but smdh" ive in nyc for over 10 yrs doesn't know robertas..."that's what happens whne you live in astoria.
Big lol as well. It was the center of hipster activities...
@@ltbrooklynny lulz yup, McKibben st( they became the og lux rentals), robertas bushwick block party and especially during bushwick open studios.
Explain what's wrong with the Morgan L train? Isn't it safer than the Myrtle J/M train?
@@jamesavery3727 the L is too crowded during rush hr. People work remotely now so it shoudlnt be bad anymore.
I’m pretty sure I visited this building, I had a friend live there briefly and she showed me all the amenities and rooftop. It was impressive but also felt very college campus/dorm like which is fine if you are in your early twenties. I’m in my 30s and don’t want to live in such a party atmosphere and live with rowdy partying twenty year olds.
Really nice building. It even has an elevator!! Those amenities are amazing but I wonder what the monthly fees are for all of that. The studio tho, what happened to the closet? Rooms are all decent size & in unit laundry!!!
This my fav building so far. That looks like a vacation hotel. 👍🏻
Honestly usually the ammenities im not really impressed by, but wow that place literally has anything u could imagine, a rock wall and swing chairs ???? Whatttttt ?!?!? thats awesomee. I love itt id actually want to live there. And the pool is really pretty reminds me of like indian or middle eastern inspired architecture
The amenities are not included in the price
The pool is actually Renaissance inspired. Do you pay for access per individual amenity, or do you pay a lump sum forr access to all amenities, all or nothing?
That has to be the best apartment building you have toured ever! Wow that was impressive!
The Morgan Ave stop is in "East Williamsburg"/Bushwick. No way that's considered Bed-Stuy.
Normally, I wouldn't even consider a studio...but that one...along with the building amenities...I definitely would. And the 2 bedroom is a no brainer, get a roomie and pay $2k.
Course even that is still more than my mortgage today. LOL So guess I'll not be moving there. Love the pool/arcade/hangout/workout areas!! And who doesn't love having a Doorwoman? I hope she doesn't have to work 24x7.
How could she physically work 24/7, lol! I don’t think u thought out that part…
My building has multiple doormen and they cycle/ they each do like 8 hour shifts and then another one replaces them so it’s 24/7 doormen but not the same one! So this building probably has at least 3 door people that work cycling shifts! Or maybe it’s only daytime but I doubt it with these amenities !
Where do u live? I’m born and raised nyc so I’m used to the prices so hearing oriole say how expensive it is always makes me wonder how much bang u get for u buck elsewhere- I tend to think that I’m paying for location and yeah I could get a bigger place but then I’d be in the middle of nowhere with nothing to do… but I’m sure there’s a middle ground, like cities or suburbs or towns that have full homes for same price as a Manhattan apartment but way bigger with a yard but also u have stores within walking distance (or I guess driving distance…. I hate imagining having to depend on a car to get me anywhere, it makes me feel trapped! Like if ur car doesn’t work, u are stuck… I feel free knowing I can walk where I need to go)
@@sophritoh I did think that out and I used sarcasm, which didn't work for you. Oh well. Yeah, I understand they do shifts.
@@sophritoh I hear you and I grew up in Boston so I know the "car free life" but it's pretty easy to keep a car running, provided you maintain it...been in Texas for over 25 years now. There is "public transit", but it's really nothing like NYC or Boston. On the bang for the buck, one of Cash's $2300 apartments gets you a 4 bedroom 2000 sq ft house with 2 car garage here in the Dallas area, and that's the mortgage, provided you can do the 20% down.
@@itsnotme07 i wouldn't know how to take public transportation. I spent a lot of time in Brooklyn growing up because my whole family is from there. I remember riding the subway with my parents, aunts and uncles, but as an adult I have no clue. I think it would be pretty cool not to have to own a car and drive everywhere! The money u save by not needing a car makes up for the higher rents
Well done Cash! Consistently Creative, Positive Energy, Hard Working, Intelligent & Entertaining. 10/10
smooch his butt
Lived there for a year. The pool wasn’t available for the entire time I was there and opened about a month before I was going to move 🥴 the rooftop view is beautiful and it was my favorite part of the apartment though.
WOW!! Seriously, you almost never need to leave this building! How cool! This is probably the only place so far that I would want to live if I moved to NYC.
Oh my goodness, I must be watching too many of these videos because at the price of the studio I thought, "Oooooh, that's not bad!" (It's double my current mortgage payment) lol
I love your videos, even if I live all the way in California and don't need a place to live. Thanks!
At first glance both apartments look amazing, as do the amenities. Unfortunately, there's always a catch if something seems too good to be true.
Yeah sounds like the amenities all come at extra cost and he's upselling the crap out of the area
I love when apartment buildings have things like Rock climbing and arcades and that they're literally always empty
Very nice place, you never have to leave the building!!!
Sweet
What a fabulous building! I really love all the street art in the neighbourhood too.
Wow, these tours of New York districts are just fantastic!
That second apartment is gorgeous! I love the natural wood finish! ✨
What's not to love? I agree with other comments that the 2 bedroom should have had at least its own balcony. The amenities are definitely 1st class.
The location is pretty far from Manhattan, especially midtown.
Location location location...
"Warehouse district" and might be a whole massive construction situation outside with what is seen out the window in the studio.
I seriously think your videos keep me sane through my work week. Hope you are staying warm!
Wow! The building amenities are amazing. I would have never imagined a place like this in Brooklyn. Thanks for sharing.
Not a bad price for all that's included, and the kitchens were really nice. The only downside was the limited closet space in the studio.
It's not all included. Not even the washer/dryer that's in the apartment.
The studio lacks adequate closet space but otherwise both apartments appear to be good value for the money. The building is loaded with amenities! But I think it's necessary to have all those activities there because looking at the neighborhood, I don't think I'd want to go out after dark. I'm guessing that there are fees for many of the building's perks.
There are no bargains for NYC apartments. There are always compromises, and when apartments this nice in a building this nice seem to have almost-reasonable rents, there has to be a hitch. The neighborhood is clearly one of them, convenience to the subway and for shopping may be another, and how about night life? I wasn't kidding when I said that I wouldn't want to go out after dark.
It's honestly not to bad, stayed over there for a bit and explored the neighborhood often at night. I never felt weird, or uncomfortable. Robertas is amazing 👏
Stayed with a friend for a while, neighborhood isn't bad (I'm an a tall guy with tats tho). I would say the downside is, its not affordable after a certain amount of time. Even staying there I found that I was spending about an extra 1k a month just on stupid things (I wasn't even paying rent). If you have the money its great, you just realize after a while that the set price of 2250 a month could be double.
Now this is one apartment I would absolutely live in.. and never leave ;) The amenities are amazing!
The best tour yet! Outstanding building
Amazing building and amenities,great video 😊😊😊😊👍👍👍👍👍👍👍
The amenities are spectacular for the rent they’re asking for. New apartments, nice size rooms and beautiful finishes. I think you’ve got a winner here, Cash!
though i saw that there was a 300$ extra fee to use the amenities and 75$ extra to use the washer and dryer in the apts. gesssh!! .
Amenities not included in the price!
@@delovelydeb1 Is it for all of the amenities or you can choose which ones you want to use and pay for? If you can, it’s still great minus the laundry price. Like what if you don’t use the laundry? Can they take out the unit and not charge you?
I literally broke my lease to move out of this building but it’s amazing how your videos make it seem like a great place to live.
What happened? Was it really bad?
😳
@@TheSens_ Yeah...I wanna know also.
Tell us more…👀 That way I can feel better about where I live🤣
Curious on why you left...
Amazing property
My fav new building you've ever featured!
Have a wonderful day
Wow, I love this apartment building! SO many cool amenities!
Hmm... interesting and eclectic neighborhood. The studio at $2250/month is the steal, IMHO. Especially, when you consider all of the amenities of the building. I liked the 2bed/2bath apartment too. But, at $4100/month... I just wasn't feeling it because I felt that there should have been a terrace of some sort--that's just me. Overall though, they're nice units (no complaints about the bathrooms) and a beautiful building.
Agree with everything you said. In addition I have no real desire to live in NYC, was nice to visit the times I've been, but don't feel like living there. Now if that building was in Boston, or down in Denver (closer to where I'm currently living btw) with the price adjusted for the local area ( I believe it would be a bit cheaper in either city) and I could relocate my position nearby, I would then consider trying to get one of the two bedroom units, especially if it was a unit that was 2Br, 1Ba but of the same size as the 2 Br, 2 Ba place.
How tf is 2250 for a studio a steal????? People need to move out of nyc, embarrassing
@@paulytetris8306 what’s embarrassing?? being able to afford a nice rent? that’s embarrassing? if you can’t afford it don’t live here simple as that buddy get your money up maybe one day you can pay for whatever apartment in whatever city you want like some of us already do😉
@@chacal811 Yep relatively speaking it's still an absolute steal for $2k studio in NYC. Compared to pre-pandemic, $2k/mo you get a 10x10 room with 2 other roommates and share 1 bathroom in a rundown apartment. But with jobs going remote, I'm already booking it to Thailand. Condos at $500/mo with extremely lux amenities (all included) that make this one look like the budget version. Even when you have a good job making good money working anywhere you want, you still come to the same conclusion that NYC rent is ridiculous, it's not even debatable.
A steal? That's more than people's monthly salaries
The area is called Bushwick but if you go past Bushwick ave(to the left) the area turns into Williamsburg . I've passed that building before many times but never knew it had all those things inside. I'm amazed at how much stuff you can do in there I don't think I would leave my apartment since everything is inside. I like the finishings of the studio versus the 2 bedroom
Amazing! Could never afford this but wow!!
Your videos are interesting, but I read the Post. NYC is not a destination vacation, or a place I would want to live in. But your enthusiasm is much appreciated!
The apartments are nice (except no built-in microwaves), but what really sold me was that pool! 😍
I must say this, Cash. With all due respect to my husband and your wife, you’re very good looking, sir. I love your videos. They make me want to give up country life for NYC!!!
I only disagree with one thing you said...don't give up country life!
No way would I give up country life for that.
This is an awesome building with phenomenal amenities throughout the building, they thought of everything! I love the two bedroom apartment best!
I lived in NY 60 years, 15 of those in 4 highend NYC apartments. This takes the cake! - I deserted after COVID to the South, love the politeness, miss the food.
nice, but I would not like the steel beams blocking the windows in the second apartment.
The 2 bed is definitely the best apartment and building you’ve ever shown, and the only one I would actually consider renting. 😂 Although, the area looks run down and dangerous, but I wouldn’t need to leave the building with all those amenities!
I’ve been to many rooftop parties in this building. It is SOOOOO BEAUTIFUL I’m glad u made this video now I can learn more ab the place
WoW!!! Now that is luxury living!! Both apts looked beautiful!!
Really great building, but with those prices I am glad I live in flyover country - but I do love watching these videos
Of all the high price places in New York, this is the only one I was like, "oh yeah, I pay that!" You should keep a studio on reserve for me in case I go crazy and move to New York.
As usual the review was really good and entertaining.
Absolutely love it! Both really. The amenities are fantastic! Never seen so much available in one place. Really Nice. Thank you for showing us. I'm packing as I text..I wish! 😊
I live at the Denizen. You actually got my truck in your video. Living here is OK. The amenities are great, but there's a lot of restrictions! Oh and don't ever call BUSHWICK Bedstuy again!!!! 🤣🤣🤣
I'm looking into it
1) Do you know if this is one of those 80/20 buildings? Are there a lot of rent-stabilized units in there?
2) Can you speak to the building demographics? Is it diverse or not diverse? Is it all young people? Families?
Thanks so much!
It's great that you always show what the neighborhood is like.
Wow that was crazy beautiful!!!!
Fabulous place. Love them both AND the amenities are really something.
Good afternoon Cash. I really love this upload. But I feel sorry for the New Yorkers who don't have a lot of money, because it looks like every house or apartment is going to be out of our reach. It's like they are purposely making housing that only the rich can afford. Which is really sad, because in the end we are all going to end up in the same place up or down and up doesn't have VIP, down probably has different torture sections but I doubt it's fun.
For an NYC broker, Cash really has no idea what neighborhood he’s in a lot of the time
Agreed this is bushwick haha not bedstuy 😂
Wow!!! Makes me want to move from my quiet little house just for those sweeeeet amenities!!!!
I love your humbleness and sense of humor
I love the design and all the amenities.
the one thing that would bug me is the floor to ceiling windows , with a "door" that only opens a couple of inches for fresh air
I respect it's for safety, so no-one falls out, but wouldn't allow much airflow
smaller gaps like that actually allow for stronger airflow even if there isn't much wind, but you need cross ventilation for it to work, so open the 2 farthest windows.
Serious question, are the amenities extra?
This apartment complex is just..WOW
Some night tours of the city would be awesome!
The reason the apartments are so reasonably priced may be because the neighborhood looks a bit rough. The two apartments are terrific and the building's amenities (I love that pool!) are top notch, though.
I hope they've installed steel shutters on the front of the building for the next American-Maoist riot.
I was thinkig the same. The flats are nicely done, but I'll pass.
It's gentrified beyond belief, what are you saying lol
2 housing projects just a couple of blocks away.
@@jasons6604 these out of towners have no clue
One of the best buildings in NYC. Love the 2 bedroom apt. Was that part of a sign blocking the windows? Nevertheless, I love it!! The neighborhood is another story altogether. Definitely need a car. You do not want to be walking around at night nor relying on the miserable L train..lol. Then again, if you live here, do you have to leave the building for anything? I don't think so...lol
Without question the BEST amenities I’ve ever seen in an apartment building, wow!!!! Very cool apartments too. 9/10, be a 10 if had balcony.
This building is amazing the amenities are incredible n the apartments itself are awesome very spacious
1) This is not AT ALL Bedstuy it’s Bushwick
2) That’s Roberta’s and it’s bomb
3) Did you not do any research ahead of time?
4) The apartment you visited is much closer to the JMZ line stop at Myrtle/Broadway -why did you choose the L train Morgan stop to start?
This was a weird of for you-usually I’m not disappointed
Literally thinking all of these same things! Like really? You don’t know Roberta’s, man? It used to have a Michelin starred restaurant called Blanca in it! Syndicated Theater is right there and as Kayla mentioned, the JMZ is much closer.
@@2kooldancin He did not do this neighborhood justice at all.
Hell…… an apartment in New York that’s probably correctly priced. I mean hell, it doesn’t matter if you have the studio because of all the other spaces and entertainment provided for you in the building. All together that’s probably what I would be willing to pay.
This has to be the most amazing complex I've ever seen. Wow !!!!!
Very nice! Enjoyed
Wow it would feel like I was on vacation 365 days a year. Now what are the costs of the amenities ❤
Ee both apartments are very nice
good ?... with fees for use of amenities the bach apt would double most likely.
@@lorainestjames4181 amenities are included in the rent
Maybe they make the extra money fees from the vending machines and coffee shop....
@@rayzer93 according to another comment that actually toured the place, he was saying $2-300 extra for amenities and extra $75/mo for w/d
This place is unreal! Beautiful apartments and great amenities; the only thing is with the second apartment's floor-to-ceiling windows (especially the one that opens like a door); I think that is an accident/tragedy waiting to happen (for a child/ill person)--hope and pray not. 😮😢😨😨😨😨
Skyscrapers are required to have a fresh air supply in each apt.,and those windows he showed only open 3 inches.(I've seen 60th floor apts that have small windows that open.I'd not go near 1.The apt or a window in 1)
Hey this place is pretty cool!! Great video/channel!! :-) I loved both suites Cash!!
Gorgeous but could buy a house with that monthly amount.
Id feel so unsuccessful paying 4 grand for an apartment. idk how people do this and dont hate themselves
"But it's NeW YoRk CiTy, bruh!"
Charming how New Yorkers think they're so special. They can keep their stinky subway and $9 coffees since it makes them feel so hip 😆
@@le4905 Compare salaries in NYC with most everywhere else.
@@TrainsFerriesFeet Yes, the salaries are higher... But everything costs more.
@@le4905 Nevertheless, I'm moving there when I retire.
depends on what you do for a living. I work in DC but live in Maryland suburbs. I make just as much or more living here than living in NY and my mortgage is 1700
Love the apartments and the buildings amenities.
That's probably the best apartment gym I've seen in these channels. Most gyms don't even have a true squat rack, let alone auto belay walls.
With all that graffiti seems like it would scare folks off.
1) It’s not even close to BedStuy. It’s at the intersection of East Williamsburg and Bushwick.
2) It’s Roberta’s not Roberto’s, and that place is an NYC institution not a restaurant. It’s a compound of a building, with bar, restaurant, and even a wedding venue that costs $30K+.
3) The outdoor dining was closed that day, but the restaurant is Momo Sushi Shack and it’s a very quaint space with great food.
Jordan, you have to stop hating on neighborhoods. It’s very negative and isn’t doing you or the viewers any good.
Maybe interview someone who lives in the neighborhood? That’d be highly entertaining and more informative for everyone.
He literally did not say anything negative .
Wow! Great amenities! It's like you are at a resort. Nice place.
I love watching you soooooo much.... Every video you upload, I feel like I need to consider moving there. I enjoy watching you sooo much. You are a natural. So entertaining and intriguing. Thanks for your videos. Love from Australia.
This building I believe is divided in two, my aunt actually lives in the other side. They don’t have a pool or arcade, but it’s just as beautiful. They also have a little game room with the swinging chairs, and pool and all, as well as the same community kitchen. The staff in her building is also very nice!
yo i literally live here and both sides of the building can use the amenities ◡̈ as long as they are paying for them
@@eruptedvolcano8781 I didn’t know that! I thought that coffee spot looked like the one in my aunt’s side lol
Why is it divided into two?
@@healinggrounds19Couldn’t say 🤷🏻♀️
1) Do you know if this is one of those 80/20 buildings? Are there a lot of rent-stabilized units in there?
2) Can you speak to the building demographics? Is it diverse or not diverse? Is it all young people? Families?
Thanks so much!
This is a question for all the people who can afford these $2000-4000/month apartments. How much $ do you make/year and what is your job?
At least 40x that, if the renter requirement standards are to be considered. So at least 80k per year? Could be anything professional/white collar really.
They need at least 2 jobs :(
Beacon’s Closet is a well-known used clothing/consignment store. The neighborhood and Beacon’s definitely add to the appeal of this incredible building! As always, thank you, Cash🙏🏼👍🏻
I’m in Love with the amenities and the apartments. My type of living lifestyle ! 💯
Love the studio!!! That’s a steal! I mean, the building is equipped to survive a pandemic, if it were to surge again. God forbid! You just never know.
The only thing is that most luxury buildings shut down all their amenities during the pandemic and residents still had to pay their normal prices.
@@DailyRants89 Oh, you're right! I moved into my studio apartment during the pandemic and I've recently found out that my building DOES have a pool and a gathering area but have been closed since. Duh to me! 😒 I have no idea how it skipped over my agent's head to tell me about them! I found out because I saw an online ad for another apartment in my building where they were listed as amenities and I went down to the doorman to ask about it. I was stunned. Hopefully, we can get it back this year!
@@IslemTav Dang, you all still don't have your amenities open? They are ripping you all off. Hoping they open soon for you.
Rich for my blood but you might never have to leave between working remotely and grocery \Amazon delivery. If that w was your style! 💝🙏💝
This is amazing !!!!! I love it
Before you said it. I recognized it as Morgan stop. We stayed at a New Super 8 over there when I was up in Upper Montclair, NJ for my aunts memorial service. The cold water wasn’t working but NYC hipsters are crazy. Hahah. The neighborhood looks like an industrial hood but they had an Erewhon style grocery store covertly hidden in an unassuming building covered in Graffiti. We had a view from our Window of some Trust fund babies in their Brooklyn Lofts.
I just have one question. Is there any NYC apartments where you don’t walk in to a kitchen that looks like it was placed in the entryway?
As opposed to positioned where? You open the door & step into your bedroom? I’m not being funny, just asking 🧐
@@ElleBrOw I think in most homes you step into some kind of entryway/hallway/foyer. Mine is a big hallway, then you can choose to enter the kitchen or living room from either side. There just isn't room in a NY apt.
@@rebeccaa2433 Oh…duh on my part. You know I’ve watched so many vids here I wasn’t thinking of my own apartment once upon a time. Mine had closets (left & right) at entrance, long hall then living room. Kitchen was back of the apartment. @Maria Dennis is right. Perhaps this is the new thing.