Thank you for providing us viewers with an inside look and behind-the-scenes glimpse of apartment hunting in NYC. The city is renowned for its popularity, fashion trends, and nightlife, hence the understandable high prices. I particularly favor the first apartment because of the additional second room for guests or office space, and sunlight won't be an issue unless it's a foggy day. I can already imagine Choco with a sun-kissed golden tan in such a delightful space. Here's hoping you find an apartment that perfectly suits your needs and, above all, feels like home to all of you.
We’re so sad for leaving our current home, but something we love about NYC is the excitement of changes and moving frequently to new apartments. So excited to make new decorations for this new home! Thank you Zelda for being here with us on our journey! 🐶🐾💕
I will never complain about my 750 sq ft loft in Tulsa for $640/mo and free parking space ever again… 😂😂 I’m even in a “decent” area… 🥂 Cheers, love your videos…
All of these apartments are nice! I don't know which one you've chosen but I think the first one (2 bed/2 bath) is more bang for your money and the water view is very nice. Also, Choco and Mocha can have more space to lounge!!!
Thank you! Yeah, that one has plenty more space for Choco and Mocha definitely 😍 Fingers crossed to see if we get accepted to the apartment we applied. We must start packing soon 🥸🐶📦
Love ur current apt but if u need a change go for it! I bet choco and mocca will love it too❤ as long as our pets are with the ones they lov! Best of luck in ur search gl love all ur videos ❤🎉
So sad that you’re leaving your apartment, it’s so beautiful and love the work you’ve done there with the decoration Can’t wait to see your new apartment tho!
Mmm... The far West-side on Manhattan in Midtown is a very sterile neighbourhood. Try West Chelsea for a bit more flavor. I love the views from these modern buildings but the rooms are so small for what you pay. The one bedroom layouts in particular have no flown to them. You could get a charming and large one-bedroom in London Terrace for these prices and have a roof deck and a swimming pool.
Thankyou for sharing. I noticed that some of the apartments had an alcove. Is an alcove something the apartment rental people tout as a feature or is an alcove something the renters desire? What does one due with an alcove?
Hi Arthur, thank you and welcome to our channel! The rental people tout as a feature but it’s also something that people look for. Extra space in NYC is always welcomed and needed and in our case we were looking for an extra space for the office or even to use it when receiving guests.
Summer weather is the time to move back to New York City I am looking for roommates to live with in New York City. I am calling various places to look for a place to move to in New York City
Oh my god. For the rent you are looking to pay you could find a MUCH MUCH larger apartment that the ones you've been ahowing on this channel. PLEASE look into other neighborhoods in the city. Saying this as a New Yorker who transplanted here many many years ago. Don't get taken for a ride.
Can I live there with all of you, please? For the rest of my life, I would live with all of you, please 🙏🏾 If I was living in one bedroom with all of you, I would be there with all of you Praying 🙏🏾 Roommates I am a good roommate I will be an excellent roommate
This in the insanity if you want to live in NYC. NYC is expensive, dirty, full of crime, rats everywhere, freezing in the winter, melting housing, homeless, & smells. So Why will ppl want to live in NYC? The beauty is in the detail?🤔
I live in a beautiful part of NYC. My job is here and this is where I make money (a lot of money) and that is why I live here. I have Central Park I can walk to, the Met, the MoMA and other museums. I can walk to Carnegie Hall, Lincoln Center, etc.. I have access to good food, and I have a lot of successful and interesting friends here as well. Is the city stressful at times? Sure. But it is also fun and has its joys. Also its frustrations. Yes. If it had fewer frustrations I would have no qualms about living here all the time. But I also have a weekend house in the country and a beach place abroad, so it is manageable. New York is a tough town and always has been. It is not a city for the middling. You have to be above average just to be basic. But real New Yorkers have a great spirit. Only the strong survive.
@@scott5966 Good for you, so between paying rent & property taxes are you happy if you make $70,000 a year living in New York you will be taxed $11,074. Your average tax rate is 10.94% and your marginal tax rate is 22%. If you are happy with that ‘does own its own’🤷🏽♂️
@@charlesguzman3452 There is a lot more to life than money, but since that seems to be your overriding concern, let's start with that. I don't think you caught my drift. I make 100 x that figure and couldn't do it anywhere but New York. I also own, I don't rent. And yes, taxes are high, but so are opportunities in certain fields. Here's a thought experiment. Somebody offers you 2 jobs. One pays 1,000,000 per year, but is in New York where your combined state, federal and local tax is approaching 60%. The other job pays 250,000 in a low tax state where you would only pay Federal income tax. Which would you choose? From a purely economic standpoint, you'd of course take the million dollar job because even after taxes you'd come out ahead, even with a higher base line cost of living. But your personal choice may also depend on other things. School age children for example. Some people don't like cities. I get it. Who cares, plenty of people do. I hate the soul sucking suburbs with strip malls and crap ticky tacky housing developments. Other people love it. To each their own. I've chosen to live in a city where yes, I can make a ton of money, and then have choices to spend that money in the city or at the beach or wherever I want. Money is a tool. It is a byproduct of hard work and drive. And yes, it is very true that money doesn't buy happiness, but it can prevent a LOT of unhappiness. Never a worry about a bill, the price of gas or cost of eggs. Never a worry about the taxes either, because you make PLENTY on top of it. The city gave me that. But I also choose to live in a city because I like options in life, I like to walk, I hate cars, I like high culture, good food and interesting friends who do interesting things. I put up with a lot to get to where I am now. I piled into a 2 bedroom apartment with 5 people when I was young, ate lentil soup, never ate out.. But by my early 30s, things were happening and opportunities were opening up that would never have been available in the 'burbs. I'm not trying to sell you on New York but you asked why people live here. For me, it has been a golden door. That is why.
@@charlesguzman3452doesn’t sound like the commenter above makes $70,000 a year. More like $700,000. He stated he has a beach house as well as a weekend house. Probably makes more like a million plus a year.
Hi Guys! I like the apartment you're in now. I call looking for a place to live in NYC "The Hunger Games". Trust me the odds are not in your favor. I went through 10-15 condos before I made my purchase. I was exhausted and frustrated towards the end, so I was at the point of just picking one......not fun! Have A Great Week! 😁🥀🥀🥀🥀🗽🗽🚉🚉🚉
Hi Myra! It’s absolutely the Hunger Games. You gotta be fast and apply even faster with all the requirements before someone snatch your dream apartment. Let’s see how this goes and if we get accepted 🙌🏻♥️🐶 Have a great week too 🐾
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Thank you for providing us viewers with an inside look and behind-the-scenes glimpse of apartment hunting in NYC. The city is renowned for its popularity, fashion trends, and nightlife, hence the understandable high prices. I particularly favor the first apartment because of the additional second room for guests or office space, and sunlight won't be an issue unless it's a foggy day. I can already imagine Choco with a sun-kissed golden tan in such a delightful space. Here's hoping you find an apartment that perfectly suits your needs and, above all, feels like home to all of you.
Thank yo so much!
Choco would definitely love that space for the sun 🥹🐾🐶
How exciting. I shall enjoy seeing what you do with your new home. Though the one you have is so amazing.🐾🐶💕
We’re so sad for leaving our current home, but something we love about NYC is the excitement of changes and moving frequently to new apartments.
So excited to make new decorations for this new home!
Thank you Zelda for being here with us on our journey! 🐶🐾💕
One of the few videos I've seen that fall into this price range and mostly only in midtown. Thanks!
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I wish was one of the dogs. They are living large😂. Love it.
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I will never complain about my 750 sq ft loft in Tulsa for $640/mo and free parking space ever again… 😂😂 I’m even in a “decent” area… 🥂 Cheers, love your videos…
Thanks a lot! ♥️
Welcome to our channel and thanks for watching!
All of these apartments are nice! I don't know which one you've chosen but I think the first one (2 bed/2 bath) is more bang for your money and the water view is very nice. Also, Choco and Mocha can have more space to lounge!!!
Thank you!
Yeah, that one has plenty more space for Choco and Mocha definitely 😍
Fingers crossed to see if we get accepted to the apartment we applied.
We must start packing soon 🥸🐶📦
Great video and good luck!
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Love ur current apt but if u need a change go for it! I bet choco and mocca will love it too❤ as long as our pets are with the ones they lov! Best of luck in ur search gl love all ur videos ❤🎉
Thank you so much Maryann!
Exactly, as long as they are with us, it will always be home ♥️🐾 🐶 🐶
Best wishes for you guy! Hope to hear good news soon!
Thank you so much! ♥️🐾🐶🥹
So sad that you’re leaving your apartment, it’s so beautiful and love the work you’ve done there with the decoration
Can’t wait to see your new apartment tho!
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Best of luck guys, hope you get the one you want.🤗🤞
Thank you so much Bonnie! We’ll keep you updated 🙌🏻🐾♥️
Mmm... The far West-side on Manhattan in Midtown is a very sterile neighbourhood. Try West Chelsea for a bit more flavor. I love the views from these modern buildings but the rooms are so small for what you pay. The one bedroom layouts in particular have no flown to them. You could get a charming and large one-bedroom in London Terrace for these prices and have a roof deck and a swimming pool.
Thanks for the recommendation!
We love Hells Kitchen because there’s a lot of bars and restaurants but we might consider Chelsea too.
Help with finding a new place to live is appreciated
I cannot believe a shoebox is $5600 a month! The rooms are tiny. 😮
Yeah, NYC is definitely known as one of the most expensive cities.
I would take the first one.2 beds 2 baths.More space i think and the price is even lower than the others.But thats me.
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Thankyou for sharing. I noticed that some of the apartments had an alcove. Is an alcove something the apartment rental people tout as a feature or is an alcove something the renters desire? What does one due with an alcove?
Hi Arthur, thank you and welcome to our channel!
The rental people tout as a feature but it’s also something that people look for. Extra space in NYC is always welcomed and needed and in our case we were looking for an extra space for the office or even to use it when receiving guests.
Nice and congrats
Thank you so much! And welcome to our channel 🐾🐶
Crazy, how much rent is for such teeny tiny spaces. I’m afraid I would be claustrophobic. No way outside from apartment.
Summer weather is the time to move back to New York City
I am looking for roommates to live with in New York City.
I am calling various places to look for a place to move to in New York City
Im renewing lease in Miami.Everything is so expensive everywhere ,,, and a... new moving,-?,,uffff.I said.What the heck.We stay Another year.
I agree on that. Plus the stress of moving, it’s so exhausting but the feeling of getting a new place, new view and amenities is very exciting too.
Oh my god. For the rent you are looking to pay you could find a MUCH MUCH larger apartment that the ones you've been ahowing on this channel. PLEASE look into other neighborhoods in the city. Saying this as a New Yorker who transplanted here many many years ago. Don't get taken for a ride.
We've already applied for one of the apartments, but we'll definitely take your advice into consideration for future searches. Thanks! 🐾
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Real Estate for apartments is frustrating
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Come to California u can get an apartment way cheaper
We love California, have more sun would be really nice haha ♥️🙌🏻
this is so expensive
Unfortunately NYC is very expensive, specially the rent.
I like how you you think $6,300 for a 1 bedroom apt. Is no big deal😂😂😂 Really
Can I live there with all of you, please?
For the rest of my life, I would live with all of you, please 🙏🏾
If I was living in one bedroom with all of you, I would be there with all of you
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I will be an excellent roommate
This in the insanity if you want to live in NYC. NYC is expensive, dirty, full of crime, rats everywhere, freezing in the winter, melting housing, homeless, & smells. So Why will ppl want to live in NYC? The beauty is in the detail?🤔
I live in a beautiful part of NYC. My job is here and this is where I make money (a lot of money) and that is why I live here. I have Central Park I can walk to, the Met, the MoMA and other museums. I can walk to Carnegie Hall, Lincoln Center, etc.. I have access to good food, and I have a lot of successful and interesting friends here as well. Is the city stressful at times? Sure. But it is also fun and has its joys. Also its frustrations. Yes. If it had fewer frustrations I would have no qualms about living here all the time. But I also have a weekend house in the country and a beach place abroad, so it is manageable. New York is a tough town and always has been. It is not a city for the middling. You have to be above average just to be basic. But real New Yorkers have a great spirit. Only the strong survive.
@@scott5966 Good for you, so between paying rent & property taxes are you happy if you make $70,000 a year living in New York you will be taxed $11,074. Your average tax rate is 10.94% and your marginal tax rate is 22%. If you are happy with that ‘does own its own’🤷🏽♂️
@@charlesguzman3452 There is a lot more to life than money, but since that seems to be your overriding concern, let's start with that. I don't think you caught my drift. I make 100 x that figure and couldn't do it anywhere but New York. I also own, I don't rent. And yes, taxes are high, but so are opportunities in certain fields. Here's a thought experiment. Somebody offers you 2 jobs. One pays 1,000,000 per year, but is in New York where your combined state, federal and local tax is approaching 60%. The other job pays 250,000 in a low tax state where you would only pay Federal income tax. Which would you choose? From a purely economic standpoint, you'd of course take the million dollar job because even after taxes you'd come out ahead, even with a higher base line cost of living. But your personal choice may also depend on other things. School age children for example. Some people don't like cities. I get it. Who cares, plenty of people do. I hate the soul sucking suburbs with strip malls and crap ticky tacky housing developments. Other people love it. To each their own. I've chosen to live in a city where yes, I can make a ton of money, and then have choices to spend that money in the city or at the beach or wherever I want. Money is a tool. It is a byproduct of hard work and drive. And yes, it is very true that money doesn't buy happiness, but it can prevent a LOT of unhappiness. Never a worry about a bill, the price of gas or cost of eggs. Never a worry about the taxes either, because you make PLENTY on top of it. The city gave me that. But I also choose to live in a city because I like options in life, I like to walk, I hate cars, I like high culture, good food and interesting friends who do interesting things. I put up with a lot to get to where I am now. I piled into a 2 bedroom apartment with 5 people when I was young, ate lentil soup, never ate out.. But by my early 30s, things were happening and opportunities were opening up that would never have been available in the 'burbs. I'm not trying to sell you on New York but you asked why people live here. For me, it has been a golden door. That is why.
@@charlesguzman3452doesn’t sound like the commenter above makes $70,000 a year. More like $700,000. He stated he has a beach house as well as a weekend house. Probably makes more like a million plus a year.
Hi Guys! I like the apartment you're in now. I call looking for a place to live in NYC "The Hunger Games". Trust me the odds are not in your favor. I went through 10-15 condos before I made my purchase. I was exhausted and frustrated towards the end, so I was at the point of just picking one......not fun! Have A Great Week! 😁🥀🥀🥀🥀🗽🗽🚉🚉🚉
Hi Myra!
It’s absolutely the Hunger Games. You gotta be fast and apply even faster with all the requirements before someone snatch your dream apartment.
Let’s see how this goes and if we get accepted 🙌🏻♥️🐶
Have a great week too 🐾