The Rise and Rise of New York's Billionaire's Row
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I wouldn't say I'm afraid of heights but there's just something about a building that tall and slim with NOTHING around it that scares the crap out of me.
Sid Nastay, same here especially during an earthquake.
Agreef
Jon but the likelihood of there being an earthquake in manhattan of all places is almost none
Every building is also approved by the city's engineer. The city engineer would be the one to approve and decide what support, and materials should be used to build the building to avoid incidents. Hopefully, no strong earthquake would suddenly take these buildings down, like that's going to make a huge casualty and many lives would be in big danger.
Not for me either!Scary stuff,imaging living in the highest floor and looking out the window.😱
I thought this would be boring and superficial but it was actually interesting. I had no idea buildings could sell their air rights.
@King E305 dont forget about Lays
Its dumb. Nyc sux. I was in the navy went to hong kong and tokyo. They make nyc look like dineyland so much bigger and open with better more modern looking architecture. Its not even close.
Ryan Paul Hansen : Air smelling of piss
Oceans 11
@@strictlybusiness557 who cares what you think
imagine paying 6m+ for the lowest level 2 bedroom apartment facing the opposite direction of the central park. Yep thats central park tower.
@Goughs Bastard for some reasons I actually saw some of their floor plans, and some of the cheapest 2 bedrooms really don't have any good views if at all. i mean, it's kind of physically impossible to fit all 2-3 smaller units on one floor, each of which has a living room with a big window facing the park
@Goughs Bastard yep definitely. that area is literally a billionaire's row. You can't reasonably buy one of these apartments with a 8 digit net worth
This whole video feels like the captain of the titanic telling us all how impressive the ship is.
Fokii era of mega cities are gone.
@@ethanstump please remove your comment to me
After it has snapped in half and the front section is on it's way to the bottom.
Yes. ... Gives you that sinking feeling eh??...
Let’s hope we never hear “should’ve built you a better ship Rose”…
The ad in this video is so seamless I didn't even notice it was an ad. Bravo!
And made me wanting to buy it as well!
There was an ad?
Haha, thank you so much!!
Not Even Wrong then why are you talking about the ad if you didn’t realise it was an ad
Well clearly you did notice....
I stopped mid-way, can't afford to watch even.
hahahah
You have won my respect, bruh!
LOL!!!
Sad reality......
The buildings that used to dominate the skyline when I lived in NY in the 80s are barely noticeable now.
Other etc which ones?
@@spencerhall4953 Look it up. Why does he have to tell you.
Because they fell down
@@llama2022 bro…..
@@llama2022 I mean… you’re not wrong
to me, the most beautiful place in all of New York is Central Park. I lived in New Jersey for three years and every time I had the chance to go to the City, i would go to Central Park. It is the destresser of the urban jungle life that is ironically what is everything around Central Park.
Me too Central Park most beautiful place of New York
The only gem in the concrete jungle tbh
Flanker sewwsssssssesssssssssssswwwwwwwwwwww
@Mohammed Bokth definitely alot of beautiful parks
@@peter131120 hundreds of parks in NYC. Many "gems" . If you haven't been I'd highly suggest checking some of them out.
I do real estate in NYC. It's all overpriced because you're paying for one thing. LOCATION.
I suppose it must be a mind set. I don't like crowds and the rude people. That kind of location is backwards to me. If I had a billion I would buy 500 acres in Montana, a not too large log house. I guess it depends where you grow up. It must be quite popular though,there are more people in NYC than the state of Montana.
Steven Strain IKR everyone calls people from densely populated cities “rude” for absolutely no reason. When I ask for directions New Yorkers are really nice to me and even tell me that’s a great spot to go
K A Well it depends what neighborhood.. People in Manhattan, Queens, and most of Brooklyn are really nice people..
@77Wells are u for real?"near homessexuals"
Lol
And I can't even afford pay rent in Queens.
Hey Queens is a great burrough!!!!!!
Come back to AP which is much btr
Then don't live there.
Don’t see what it has to do with anything, but ok...
We clearly have no problem building "unaffordable billionaire housing" in NYC that's for sure.
I always loved the idea of living in a high floor until I lived in one. It wasn't the hasle of having to take to elevators to go to my apartment but for some reason my ears never adjusted well to the change of pression. So I would get to my apartment and for the next couple hours my ears would tingle or I would have headaches for some time.
no one cares
@@omeralqudah1435 I care. I always wondered if you can feel the pressure difference.
@@omeralqudah1435 ur right no one cares about you
How high up were you?
I suspect that most of these apartments are sold to people who need a place to park illegally acquired money.
Yep
And' I'll bet Trumpster is every part of that money-laundering....
@@StevenTorrey -- More likely Chinese or Russian.
Kevin Byrne Jeff Bezos has a 90 million penthouse in NY. Did he make it illegally ?
@@dragos9134 -- Russians and Chinese are buying real estate abroad in order to transfer money out of those countries. The Chinese are particularly desperate to transfer money because the CCP is beginning to confiscate the wealth of the rich. (Jack Ma of Alibaba was forced to sign his company over to the CCP.)
I would never give my own land with a lake at the back of my garden, bird sings every morning, own chikens, strawberries, walnut trees, cherries for 1 million skyscrapers
Right?!
I laugh my ass off at the prices. Think about spending $10,000,000 on real estate wherever it is that you live.
I just did that, and my simulation basically ended with me owning the entirety of two neighboring cities! 😄
@@ThisHandleFeatureIsStupid Yes, I’m sure you did just spend $10,000,000 on real estate even though you still spend your time posting videos of low quality gta gameplay and cats playing with boxes. Come to think of it, I’m sure all multi-millionaires in real estate spend time replying to comments in UA-cam sections! 😄
@@user-kl3tb4gl9b People like you confuse me.
It turns out you just misread the shit out of my statement, but even if your reading skills were on par, that reaction would still be pathetic.
It's not the size of the boat that matters, man. Women are never impressed by the overcompensation. Just be yourself. 👍
You are wize...
@@sarahconner9433 Just fed up with the money chasing society! Money does not make me happy! freedom does
I completely fell in love with city planning and modern architecture when I went to Manhattan this year.
Saammmee!!! I was in NYC In December of 2018...when did you visit NY?
Just went last week and its everything they say it is. Just incredible.
@@brawlingbrandon I live in NYC, and while this history of the City's growth is fascinating and inspiring (the Outer Boroughs as well as Manhattan), sad to say but development of past decade-plus has mostly been depressing. But city-demise aside, I can't recommend enough the City Panorama at the Queens Museum for any prospective city planner. A 1:1200 scale model of all 5 boroughs, covering 9,400 sq ft., it was built to show off Moses' accomplishments for the 1964 World's Fair. Not to be missed on your next visit.
@@hd-xc2lz i appreciate it greatly, will defiantly be back sometime. I really didnt know what to expect spending most of my life in florida. I have visited a ton of places but few left an impression like NY.
@@brawlingbrandon Well Florida cities certainly have a fascinating development and planning history. My wife is an architectural historian, has wanted to teach a course on FL architectural history forever.
4:16 "These arrangements demand disclosure of financial information that does not always appeal to the super-rich"
I guess we all know what that means....
I dont know
@@gameclips2876 trump
@@spencerhall4953 yet if he were a democrat there would be no talk or question of his financial information coming from the people who hate him lol politics 101.
@@gameclips2876 It means the building caters to large-scale criminals.
It means they're quick to accept illegally-obtained money and they don't ask questions.
@@JBguitar-cj8pc The sad thing is there's no accountability from those who like him. With Trump, it doesn't matter. He's a highly unethical, semi-literate compulsive liar with self esteem issues and poor sexual habits. There is no Democrat equivalent to Trump...There's no Republican equivalent either, therefore with Trump, it's far beyond simple partisan politics.
City that never sleeps. Now is the city with no one on the streets.
In this instance, they're high above it.
lmao
crazy. almost like in the movie "I am a legend" with Will Smith
It’s not the city with no one on the streets. A nickname should be something unique of the city and that’s not unique since about every city in the world has no one on the streets. I get the joke though🙃
Plenty of folks now
When I heard Plaza Hotel I immediately thought of Home Alone 2
What a film!
Yaboi Matheus i thought of eloise at the plaza
Yaboi Matheus I thought of the president
Donald Trump cameo in that film!
I thought of “King of New York”
I've wondered about these super tall and thin skyscrapers so thanks for making an excellent video explaining the architecture, economics, and planning for these structures.
They don't mention the tax abatements specifically for luxury apartment buyers courtesy of the NY Legislature
Sounds about right!
NY has the most easily bought politicians in the USA. Except for California.
it's not just luxury apartments. Condos priced less than a million also get tax abatements if it's new
imagine riding the elevator for 10 minutes each time
the one in burj khalifa was extremely fast. i could see it moving like 20 floors a second
most have seprate elevators for high rise and low rise floors so it doesnt take that long
If youre really rich just land your helicopter on the roof. Shorter trip from the top. Elevators are for people who cant afford their own pilots.
Because they’re banned.
@Jacobi Leoo
RE: "imagine riding the elevator for 10 minutes each time"
It wouldn't take anywhere near that long. Taking the tallest building on Billionaires Row, the Central Parking Tower, which is 1550 feet tall, I did the calculations and it would take an average of about 44 seconds to go from ground level to the top of the building. Actually, it would be somewhat less than that because the highest floor is lower than the top of the building.
I hate ads but that was the best ad placement I’ve ever seen. Great job!
This video is brought to you by Simscale.
Simscale, advertising when you're not expecting it, Simscale.
More companies need to show commercials like this though - it was VERY well integrated!
@@fernandoglorenzo The last thing this country needs is more commercials. To hell with lying marketers.
@@fernandoglorenzo No, it really wasn't. It was obvious from the length and obsequiousness of the description of Simscale - very out of place in a factual video. Clearly a sales pitch.
fun fact: 2:23, that coffee at the corner is an external shot of FRIENDS apartment building lol
@@surviver5738 Your opinion isn't a fact mate
@@alh06 it is fact wdym it’s a trash show
@@jordanstewart6012 That is a literal opinion, "Jordan."
@@alh06 Naaaa trash show facts don’t care “Aubrey.”
@@jordanstewart6012 Facts don't care about your feelings :)
"City that never sleeps" yet these days try finding a bar open after 2am.
What are you talking about??? Bars are closed at 4am the earliest 3:30am if they have an issue.
Soon that will change with automation. Businesses have to close because few people want to work those hours. But with automation, there will be no employee complaining and comprising with hours; services will be open 24/7. I can't wait for places like Starbucks to implement this so that my drink tastes the same wherever I go and I don't have to deal with barista attitudes.
@@alexandriab4171 Sounds like a nice opportunity to get mugged.
Sophie Hahn Ummm..... If they automate Starbucks, how long you think it’ll be before they automate your job and you can’t afford Starbucks anymore? 🤔 Nevermind. Entitled people don’t think that far ahead. 🤭
This. Thank you - I don't buy this notion of a city that never sleeps anymore either.
Well that was rather good, high quality and original footage, did not expect that
Purchasing air rights. Sound like the movie Elysium
Purchasing air rights or monetizing air rights is an ancient business practice. Fifth Avenue is built on the Air RIghts of NYCRR; beneath 5th Avenue are the rail tracks leading to Grand Central.
Only the rich could dream up such a dodgy scheme as selling air rights to the neighboring builder. SMH!
or the Lorax 😂
If things continue at this rate, Manhatan will soon become a toothpick island and the Empire State Building will become just another lost building on the skyline.
I know right when I saw 432 park Avenue for the first time on the 86th floor of the empire state building I was like wtf is that skinny building disrespecting the esb height
many will out due the empire state building but it will never be forgotten it has too much history.
It’s wonderful! All this development is good for everyone!
And here I am struggling to pay $20k worth of student loans. Man some people are lucky(those born into these families) and some people are pretty clever/lucky to have made it. Congrats to them and congrats to us watching this video as well because there are others in a way worse condition
So why did you take out 20k in loans? Were you forced to by some sort of mafia?
amen
Dog dog stop complaining
It’s not luck it’s having control over there money
Rich people don't always stay rich.
I could see the future for nyc....the rich get even richer and the poor are even poorer....maybe in 10 years the middle class couldn't even afford queens anymore.
They already can't.
@@jjthomas2297 What about Hong Kong, Singapore, London or Paris? All of them are just as expensive or even more expensive than NYC.
@@andreiplane8380 Tell me about it..I live on the beach in Los Angeles, just as expensive as NYC
We will have come full circle. Enjoy the freedom while you can.
Its true everywhere not in Manhattan
Nobody becomes a millionaire or a billionaire by working for others and depending on them, good investment bring millions of dollars, and consistency brings billions, the market is all about BTC at the moment now....
I'm interested in this stock market but I don't know how to come about it. Any advice??
@Mellitus Osinachi Wow I'm really shocked you just mentioned Mr Jay Pelle FX, he is a life saver when it comes to crypto currency. For I am a living testimony for his good and great strategies on trading.
My first Investment with expert Jay Pelle FX has earned me profit of over $24,320 US dollars and ever since then he has been delivering
@@nathanqueennet5812 congratulations
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The Twins were the best. I'm happy that I saw this place in the early 90s, the super slender skyscrapers are crazy idea.
Found this channel recently. Had to be here for the last of 2018! Thank you for cultivating my interest in construction and architecture.
Me too.
Thank you for:
Clearly labeling this as an advertisement.
While re-hashing some earlier content, you went into greater depth than your previous content on these development projects.
Choosing an advertiser that meshed well with the topic and provided effective visualizations.
Thanks for staying true to why we're all here, while still paying the bills. You guys are great.
I live in Melbourne, Australia. and the last thing I expected to see in a video about skyscrapers in New York was a picture of Melbourne. I think that's enough internet for today
he talks about NYC building design which is also adopted at Melbourne, its has correlation in between.
I think you meant the last thing you expected to see in video about skyscrapers in nyc would be the rascal comments that appear in the comment section
I live between World heritage rainforest and The Great Barrier Reef for 300$ a week.
Shits on that park.
agree with that!
Lol ya but it's not nyc
@@nydelicious4u sounds like he's in Belize. In Australia, the other Great Reef, the "rainforest" is full of gators.
Natalia whole heartedly agree
Awesome . I live in Canada , the province of Quebec [ La Belle Province] Rents are fairly low when compared to other places in the world.One can get a bachelor pad all incl for 575-750 bucks and some even have free wifi.
The amount of work that went into this video is crazy... great content
I'm not a fan of the excess wealth that makes these towers rise but I can't help but be in awe while walking down the street and witnessing the marvel of human Engineering daring to touch the sky.
David Saintloth why does someone else’s wealth bother you? Jealousy & envy of another’s wealth is one of the biggest signs of being in a state of misery. The rich donate the most to charity out of all socioeconomic classes, look it up.
@@Lazlo. You have the perspective all wrong. When considering one's wealth to donation ratio, wealthy don't even come close to ratio of giving of those of regular folks.
Donating $1million when you've got $25 billion isn't the same type of giving as someone with $35k salary donating $20.
Charity by the wealthy is usually nothing more than shallow gesture for recgonition or some other reciprocity in return.
Of course, there are rare exceptions.
The true genuinly intentioned giving is mostly done by common folks.
I just think of Spiderman
Digi tal what the hell is the point? If someone makes $100 million, and gives $10M away, it's still more money then most people will give in their entire lifetime or even earn. Giving doesn't need to sting you.. why should it? The wealthy still give more then the 99%... the fact it's not as much of a % of their annual income/net worth doesn't mean a damn thing besides you trying to compare dick sizes and go "see... what I gave hurt me more! Look at me I'm selfless" it's arrogance disguised as humility
@@joebillage3578 but it does mean something, if you think 1% of one's income is the same all across the board you're pretty dumb
I once got stuck in my elevator on the 6th floor for 30 minutes. I can’t imagine getting stuck in a high floor in one of these buildings.
Just wanted to let you know that I absolutely love your channel and your content. Keep up the amazing vids!
Never before have I seen such a good integration of content and sponsor/partner.
Of course the video itself and the topic were great as well.
I know i think some UA-camrs need to take notes
@@that1nerdyblackgirl736 Simply using the product in a way relevant to one's regular work shouldn't be difficult. But somehow most of them make it seem so. Or, like LTT, they take random sponsorships for underwear or shaving kits while being a channel that has nothing to do with such products.
I just realized there was an ad
I really appreciate the time and effort you guys put into these videos. They are always very high quality, and worth watching. Thank you!
These billionaires are destroying our city. I haven't seen so many damn closed stores in my life one right after the other down the strip of 14th St etc.
no the democrats are!
DeltaDog94 nope
@@cloroxbleach7377 Yup.
@@cloroxbleach7377 yep
@@305Nick and antifa ..
I enjoy ALL the B1M posts. Well written; well produced. I always learn something new.
This channel is one of the best channels ever on UA-cam.
Marcelo Decon
Why you call this the best? You need 57th Street apartments? Poor guy??
What do you like about it????? The best, joking????
@@lucasrem
I like it too
What's the problem man?
Manhattan's home prices have been going down but they are still way too high for many people in NYC.
New York City Daily how much is rent usually a month
@@danielavelar1341 It depends on which part of the city. My friend lives in a tiny one bedroom apartment in Murry HIll and pays $4500/month. And that is not bad at all.
New York City Daily not bad at all🧐
New York City Daily damn that’s a lot.
Balla Jallow right🤣
If you are working, you should always save money for retirement. You can also put your savings into various portfolios such as FOREX trade, stocks, real estate, and business. After retirement, you can make the most of the funds that you get from the investment.
I choose forex trade Co's is the best smartest way to earn money from home, investing on it now, will be the wisest thing to do especially with the current rise, of cryptocurrency exchange rate,
Stocks are good, but bitcoin online investment is more better.
Online stock is just too difficult and unbelievable; I'll rather invest my money on Forex trade.
I preferred investing in Stock's than forex, Due to bad season that has caused me so much losses.
@@yheenvicente6566 Wow really, that's really hot, that why you're so sked to invest again, any way so sorry for your lost fund and you didn't Invest with the right hand that why.
I can't decide which is my favorite building in Manhattan, the Empire State Building or the Chrysler Building; both are prime examples of exquisite craftmanship with a modernist sensibility!
Woolworth. The forgotten Jewel. Equal to the Chrysler and everything but height. The Empire State: 100 floors of
Brick public hospital. Bring back the old Waldorf Astoria.
if you are not making 150k and up you have no business living in nyc. Im glad i left that place a long time ago.
cdm386 why? You can comfortably live in New York while making as little as $60K (if your not married with kids that is). Besides not all of New York is expensive. Take a look at Long Island, Albany and upstate New York
The football Lad I am talking about NEW YORK CITY. Albany and Long Island are not nyc. Living in nyc with 60k is possible if you wanna live in a ghetto matchbox without saving any money and without kids ( which will happen eventually, its part of life). You will never be able to own anything and renting for so many years without building wealth in real estate is a waste of time and money. You could have multiple properties with 60k in other states. Thats my main point , the lost opportunity for you to be a landlord and buy other investment properties. Instead you live paycheck by paycheck renting a shitty 400 sq feet apartment. Not to mention that ny has horrible taxes , there is no income tax in some states. Open a llc in ny and your business will get eaten alive.
My parents live in “ long island” and both nassau and suffolk county got ridiculously high property taxes. Properties went up a lot as well. No chance in hell to own a 500k property with 12k plus in property taxes with 60k a year lmao. And rents are extremely expensive as well. You will also need a car... good luck with that at fault , ridiculously high car insurance. Long island IS NOT CHEAP AT ALL either.
@@cdm386 not at all. I live with my dad who makes roughly between $60-65K. We live in south Brooklyn near the Bay Ridge are. Fairly quite, clean and safe place. We live comfortably
The football Lad I get it now, you live with dad. When you get out of your house and look for your own place, get a family going on your own in nyc you will realize what im talking about. You are too young or inexperienced to debate now.
@@Tanerk24 I know alot of people that live in Brooklyn, the Bronx and queens. They don't know each other, but they all have made similar statements about long Island. I'm paraphrasing, but they said long Island is like living in the Midwest. Basically the country, boring, too many pickup trucks and nothing like living in the boroughs. And honestly they're right because I live in Suffolk County.
01.00% We watch.
09.00% We work to live.
90.00% We work to survive.
911 Emergency!
I doubt a person who makes 300K a year stands round and watches. I have plenty of 300 plus K a year people working in my company. They go to work every day and have been for 30-40 years now.
anthony dinota thats not the 1% lmaooo 1% is multimillions a year come on now anyone can make 300k a year its not that hard
@@dylangarcia5803 1% is the top tax bracket which starts at $425,000. So anyone that makes 425k a year gets taxed the same as someone who makes 10 million a year.
Dylan Garcia yes 300 thousand a year is a 1 percent person.
Shifting a lot of the structural load to external columns to maximise floor space… now I’m sure I’ve heard that used on another slender building or two before and it didn’t exactly hold up well…
What a beautiful city. One day I want to visit and spend my entire time just looking up. Love these videos, thanks and keep them coming.
New York is a architectural treasure trove!!! B1M ❤️ thank you for the high quality brain food!
We can't wait for you guys to see this - IT'S ALMOST TIME!!!!!!!
I love what you do.
I also love geodesic domes.
Any chance of you combining the two? :)
One of the best channels on UA-cam, Period!
I can't stand your accent, but love the stories.
Outstanding presentation packed with info wonder how they tie the foundation into granite .
@@superinventors q
I love how this turned into a simscale advert
After one night with those views, you'll never want to leave. It's so quiet, relaxing and inspiring, that's why they cost so much.
Okay Rockstar, time to remaster gta 4/liberty city so I can live in one of these apartments. It’s the closest I’ll ever get
Superior video. Thank you, B1M. Wishing everyone involved and behind the scenes a safe, warm, and joyful holiday and new years. Thanks for working hard and producing wholesome and marvelous content.
Excellent and very informative. Thanks for the info.
This taught me a lot. Good prep
Awesome video. You people are the best. Can't wait to see what videos you will be releasing next year
Beautiful to look at, but in no way possible could I live that far up in the air - even if you gave me a unit for free. Absolutely horrifying being that far up. I could not imagine the jobs that these construction people do every day, and the nerves of steel that it takes to build such structures.
Ken H I wouldn’t make it up the elevator. Terrifying.
"Ken H" Construction workers are actually a very prevailed group at least in their own respects.
They do hard dangerous work but they make very good money. Years ago I heard someone say that they make a few hundred an hour. Of course some construction jobs are done by illegal day laborers too.
Yes, humanity is destroying the world.... but at least we do it with style.
lol true
I hope those billionaires appreciate their little castles in the sky when the street are submerged with sea water in a couple of decades....
Your boy Obama just bought a mansion by the sea, so he doesn't seem to concerned
These rich brats will just take the areas that poor people inhabit and shine it up for themselves.
Lol, you conspiracy theorist are nut jobs
@@adamclark9004 their jealousy and ignorance are just laughable.
Make one about the amazing restoration of the Frauenkirche in Dresden. It's marvellous to see that they were able to rebuild a Baroque church that was rubble for 40 or less years.
Didnt even like Dresden, Leipzig is much nicer
wow
Leader of the Lewish People
Why you need Frauenkirche in Dresden, it's fake, new.....
Just new, not rebuild. Looks good, i'm not saying it's ugly! Blame the old Germans for that, age 80 and up!
Hey B1M, I'm always impressed by your videos, I'm an architecture student and it would be very inspirational if you guys would do a video on construction of buildings in Europe before the industrial revolution, I always wondered how buildings in Paris and London and Rome were built without reinforced steel, for instance there floors, how are many levels of floors carried out without the use of steel and simply mortar and brick and other materials if we know floors undergo tension and steel combats it, it would be great since you guys make videos on the many types of construction. There are certain elements like vaults and buttresses but some buildings lack these supporting elements and still support weight without steel.
Anthony Sleeuw aren’t these things that you would learn on an architecture course/degree?
Walls and wooden beams?
@@MissAngie25 I just started the program. I'm a freshman. We haven't touched those topics yet.
Anthony Sleeuw Oh I see.
@@MissAngie25 and I don't think they will teach us them. These are historical methods of construction. We're gonna learn how to construct using steel, casted steel, concrete etc. And I was just curious how they constructed buildings especially in Europe without the use of reinforced steel (multi level floors).
Fantastic work once again. Please keep making thins incredible content.
I stayed on 57th St at the Days Inn on my first trip to NYC in 1992. From Melbourne, Australia. I have been back a few times to the States but not to NYC. Will be there in 3 weeks' time. The over development and empty penthouse apartments is a familiar story here. Minus the billionaire's row price tag. I will miss the tiny white St Nick's Greek Church next to the WTC I visited back then. And pre-gentrification New York. But I won't miss bringing travellers cheques. Thank you for an informative, engaging video.
As I always say this channel is absolutely amazing.
Brings such great content.
I also enjoy the length of the videos not to short.
Personally I prefer long videos when it comes to topics like these. (Architecture, etc.)
Thanks again for another great video.
Keep up the great work and congrats on the 300k+ I’m little late on it but you know what I mean....😎
Now that is how you do an ad. Well done video.
What a video ! Masterclass.
And those arial views are breathtaking.
Love your videos and your narrative!!
Brilliant video! Can’t wait for the 2019 content 🔥
another fantastic video, I see you guys hitting a million soon!
SimScale advertisement around 9:20 probably the most relevant in-video advertisement I've ever seen on a youtube video. I'm starting to question whether its even an ad
@Hello David Douglas, How are you doing?
So if I were a measly millionaire, I would not be “accepted”, in Billionaire’s row?
for one day maybe, to improve your motivation
New York reminds me of Courasant from Star Wars.
NY has nothing on Hong Kong.
It would be interesting to see what 100 years from now will look like. I wonder if there would be some kind of underworld like 1313 or would the city find a way to cover the Hudson like coruscant did to the whole planet. I love city wide planets.
@@jeffholman2234 I think they're just going to gingrify the more poorer boroughs, and they're just going to be skyscrapers as far as the eye can see.
You guys make construction look entertaining!!
It is!!!
That's sort of the idea, no?
Nightlife n
Amazing Engineering innovations. Financially and Physically. Brilliant idea giving the philanthropic perks between the museum and the tenants. Private Showings will definitely be lucrative and sensible.
The integrated advertisement for SimScale is masterfully done: repetition, treatment as feature content, product feature review. Your indie operators splicing SkillShare ads into their mini documentaries wish they could be so sold out.
Great video to end the year guys! Merry Christmas and Happy New Year, looking forward to more in 2019
The level of sophistication of these B1M videos is outstanding. The content, production values, and thematic sensibilities make this a must view site. Much respect to Fred and the B1M team for bringing awareness to the global construction world in a format accessible to millions.
Update: As you consider your topics for 2019, please consider having more industry interviews. The interview with Gisela Stuart was quite good and beneficial.
Look forward to 2019. Happy Hols.
Bravo... the clip was just an advert for SIMSCALE... hats off 👍🏻
As a Native Manhattanite, nothing says it all, of the new unworldly New York as does Billionaire's Row. This is so Un the city I loved. The city has become what a tourist thinks New York should be. Nothing breaks my heart more than what happened to Manhattan. At the end of the day a city is only as good as it's citizens. Congratulations to your outdoor mall, Suburbia in the Sky.
mmm quality content
Are you guys following the 80 Flatbush building in Downtown Brooklyn? It's going through so many legal hurdles right now but it's said to be the tallest building in Brooklyn after its completion. 74 floors to be exact!
@Beautiful Brown It is inevitable that the future is built on the graves of the past.
Super interesting how they were able to defeat the wind/sway problem. Last time I was in NYC I was just astounded by how tall and slim these buildings were getting and I definitely wondered how they stayed steady.
one of the newest ones, the super tall one that is only one unit wide, does sway very badly. the tenants have sued because of how unlivable that building is (flooding, swaying issues, electrical problems, the list goes on).
Extremely insightful and interesting video.
Loved this video. You have captured the essence of the excitement and drama associated with these new, almost impossible seeming structures along with a well researched narrative describing billionaires row as it relates to the rest of Manhattan. The narrative is informative and is embellished with a rich tapestry of high-end, upper-bracket terminology woven seamlessly into visually stunning Video. Thank you for this superlative explanation of what is happening with this trend and the reasoning behind the laws and expectations that combined to produce it.
Brilliantly well done. Thank you.
Man, I work my ass off everyday and struggle to pay for rent in Bedstuy. Some people don't realise how lucky they have it..
Fuck the system
Preach.
Wahgwan the people who make an impact on the world become billionaires. That is fair. Working your ass off only effects youbut impacting the world the way billionaires do effects everyone. When you do something that effects everyone, you make more money. In summary, if you want to be rich, you have to do something for the world, not yourself. Working your ass off doesn’t do anything for the world.
Nobody is being kept poor. We all have a choice. People who remain poor make bad decisions and don't have the knowledge that is needed to make good decisions. Buying avocado toast is not a good decision. Buying cigarettes is also not a good decision. Investing your money is a good decision and it is how a lot of people get rich. You have to do your research though to get rich in investing because it is not easy and it takes a long time to become rich.
@@NoName-ms8jb How much do you make in a year?
I will never get over how impressive the skill of the engineers who actualy build these structures is.
New York can not be seen so amazingly without such amazing video .Thank you 🙏
I live in Harlem on the 16th floor and see these buildings out my window....theyre beautiful espesially at night
Good old upper east side, wealth, wonder, windows, never disappoints. Thank you for sharing.
best ad integration to any video I've seen
Excellent video. Perfect way to close out the year. It has been a great year...I can hardly wait to see what they do in 2019.🏗🏙😉
Extraordinary video as always. You are the best.
Thank you that means so much!! ✊️
@@TheB1M I Love you!!!
I Enjoyed The Sound Track. Made Me Think Of Future City Architecture. I Would Really Like To See More Mega-structure, Recent City Development, Overviews. Even Concepts Would Be Interesting.
The light fixture at 0:48 looks like a drone that smashed through the window.
My fav channel so far