Rent stabilized doesn't mean "no increases", it means that the rent can only go up a certain percentage each year, as set by the NYC Rent Guidelines Board.
I so love Cash’s view of the block where I pick out which imaginary store to shop before I chose my meal from one of those imaginary restaurants to take to my imaginary apartment that I can afford with my imaginary job in NYC!!! ❤
NYC is a different world. It's funny, we left RI 15 years ago because we couldn't afford the $1600 rent (+util) for the 3 bedroom, 2 bath, finished basement with 2nd kitchen, single family house with a small pool we lived in for several years, after a disability and a downsizing meant no more good paying jobs. Moved out to nowhere Western PA and bought a big 100 year old house for $24,500 cash- good solid structure, modern electric and plumbing but needs cosmetic work that will never be done, because that costs $$$$. But I've watched so many of Cash's videos that I look at these places and think, "oh $4,000 for this studio isn't bad" 😂 It is criminal how much landlords increased rent when the pandemic was "over".
Rent stabilized for people who can afford it, definitely trying not to attract different people with those rents, the landlords know exactly who will rent these.
What would u do for window treatments? Vertical blinds? Curtains? The sun glare and lack of privacy would be a problem. I imagine the cost of treatment for such large windows would run multi $1000s.
The first building spoke to my heart with the huge gym! 💜💛 I also LOVE the wrap around balcony in the first unit. That second unit though with those beautiful windows…🤌🏻 YES!!! The third and fourth units weren’t to shabby. Definitely not bad if you’re a bachelor. Thanks for the mental trip to New York as I’m from Arkansas Cash! You rock dude! 🤜🏻🤛🏻
@@mvry6573 I’m a sucker for a good gym in building, I won’t lie! I have a big gym I built in my backyard here in Arkansas, so I always think about having a NY version of that if I had an apartment there 😂
Compared to what you get downtown for the same amount of money, and it's a walk-up and has bars on the windows, yes, I would definitely consider any of these apts. Again, it all boils down to what's important to you.
Only a select few can afford to live in these apartments. Rent is really out of control. Great videos so enjoyable, neighborhood tours with exceptional comment.
I wish that was the definition of rent-stabilized. However, my rent-stabilized apartment is $1000 under the going rate for other 2-bedrooms in my building, but I've been here 30 years. At one point they were trying to harass long-time tenants into leaving and some actually did.
I love these apartments. These are what I think of when I think of quintessential nice NYC apartments. Those curved window units are what I would envision seeing in a movie set in NYC.
Of course they are outrageously expensive (servers and store clerks need not apply), but you get more for your money here than in Manhattan. For $3,100 apiece you get a room and bath, with a kitchen and living area that is large enough to share. Also in-unit laundry, access to a gym and bike storage and convenient to the subway. And it's all shiny new!
downtown BK kinda sucks though. Way better and more interesting parts of BK. Also, $3100 is nothing to sneeze at. 40x the rent put a person at $124,000 per year.
I'm love his videos. I find his voice, delivery, and jokes relaxing and entertaining. Plus I love NYC. I don't live there but I've been there many times. Thanks Cash!
I like the guy taking Jordan on the tour. The prices were stomach turning but he seemed like a nice genuine who’d making living there as smooth as possible. If you can afford it of course lmao
Wow so much to see 👀 in this one. My favorite was the last apartment, liked it immediately. They were all really nice but that one had the best feels for me. Thanks for the tour & the humor.
Yikes! When I saw the food warming drawer in the outdoor space, I knew that this was going to be an expensive apartment. Geez, I pay $7140 A YEAR in rent. It is beautiful though. BTW, so true about Old Navy. LOL!
All of those apartments were beautiful! I really liked the 1 bdrm the best, too, because I liked the look of the bathroom best and like others have said, it looked cozier. The others were great, but I am so scared of heights that I don't know that I'd ever be able to get close enough to the windows to close the blinds in the living room! I would also, probably, never go out on the terrace.
Vertigo!! I get vertigo when you look out those floor to ceiling windows so high up. Cash...please be careful on those high terraces! I worked on the 12th floor with normal sized windows, and that was high enough for me!
This place is beautiful. Picture yourself all tucked nicely in there watching snow fall upon the city. Beautiful views. Isn’t he lucky to be in your video!!
Hello cash. These rentals are new but there is no oooo n aaahhs to the place compared to the apts that had harewood floors n the nifty brick walls ! The apt has character. ! New place has new windows you gotta wash them.. Love your videos cash .. Enjoy your week everyone n cash n his family !!
At first, I thought, wow ... that seemed like the streets were pretty calm. • Then I saw that you put this out two years ago. • Big change from yesterday to today. • How do these spaces look today?
Good afternoon Cash. I'm just here for the neighborhood tours and commentary, because I just can't with the apartment prices anymore. Hope the pregnancy is going along great and I know the princess is doing great in school.
I'm with you, Cash. I liked the last apartment the best, not because it was the least expensive, it just felt more cozy to me. I could live there comfortably. 🧡
Cash don't they have any apartments for rent in New York that are less than $1,000 a month that are decent maybe Astoria I would really like to know thank you
The next to the last was the best apt. However I'm not sure about the floors in that one as I am about the others - cheap apt grade vinyl is what they looked like. Floors are important.They can make or break & tell about the quality of everything else.
RIGHT ON, Cynthia!!!! I caught that flooring too--especially since I have a floor fetish... Where's the "quality" and the "luxury" when the builder chooses such material? What else is simply veneers?
My old neighborhood. I used to live at the Avalon across the street and seen that building being built. Disappointed that it was a rental unit instead of condos for sale!!!
I have family in Jersey who live in a good suburban neighborhood and have an identical apartment to these minus the view. Only 2500$ a month rent but 36 miles away from manhattan.
You absolutely not the only one who hates going into Macy’s not the least of which you can find cheaper and better quality in JC Penny and even a few select items in old navy.
It used to be a nice store with nice silk, wool, cashmere well made items. Now they sell the same polyester, slapped together, made in a foreign country b.s. that cheaper stores sell. Definitely miss stores like Loehmann's were you could get real haute couture, Italian designer brands for like 50-70% off
I live in a luxury building in Manhattan and I love it but these buildings are fantastic and one of the things that I find shocking is that it's in Brooklyn 10 years ago you would never see these kinda places in Brooklyn there coming up in the world
$6200 penthouse looks gorgeous and the building has all the amenities I could ever want. The views of midtown Manhattan spoil me! Unfortunately, its out of my price range. Anyone who is lucky enough to have the disposable income to afford living there can say they’ve made it in NY.
We love the video Cash but please note that Rent stabilized does not mean "no increases", it means that the rent can only go up a certain percentage each year, as set by the NYC Rent Guidelines Board.
LOL! Rent stabilization for luxury apartments that rent for $6K-plus/month...? Help us, Lord... They're all very nice but I would be a "pass". It's a personal choice but I'd rather have a feeling of a home rather than the feeling of an extended long-term stay at some hotel and/or spa. I just don't get communal spaces such as movie theaters, large shared outdoor spaces, etc. I'm a good neighbor but I'm not "neighborly". I enjoy much more interaction with the outside world and when I am home, I'm at home. However. it's a very nice complex (especially the gym) and I'm sure it will work for someone.
Ken’s ratings: too many places to remember. Well, I guess my vibe is for the newer more contemporary buildings. These were all great, but out of my price range. You’d need to make $240,000 a year to qualify. ($6,000 x 40). Thats $20,000 a month. Hmmm…. That seems a little too much. It allows 30% of your income for rent. But, you really don’t need $14,000 for other things, do you? Nice places!
Yes, using the equation like that is ridic, bc of course rent can be a higher percentage of income in NYC while still allowing people to afford food, etc. So basically requiring way more than what people actually need to live is a big barrier. But they probably prefer people with higher incomes for obvious reasons. :/
taxes in nyc normally are like 25% and with that income you are surely paying way more than that, 30-40% if I had to guess, it wouldn’t be 14k a month left over; plus with the price of food/ electricity/transportation and cost of entertainment in new york, someone with that Salary cold surely live comfortably and save for retirement or pay off student debt, but its not like they would be mega rich.
Still crazy expensive, but hey it is NICE and big and quiet. Looks like a cool neighborhood as well. If you got into one of these rent stabilized apartments during the pandemic, man did you make out like a bandit(rents were like half of what they are now)
Gorgeous Apartment 💚 but I'm assuming you got to have 40x times the Rent 🙄😒😂........I can't afford that on a Good Year and I make good money........In Arkansas or Texas you can get that same Apartment, with everything you saw here, for about $2000 or $3500/ month
I never understand the comparisons with, dare I say, less metropolitan cities/states -- location is everything. Downtown Brooklyn, is incredibly convenient for public transportation, (no need for a car), -- 15 minutes into Manhattan, easy access to several court houses, (for lawyers), great shopping area, restaurants, etc, all w/in walking distance.
@@loriannrichardson7644 You must don't travel much huh 😂.....What does NYC offer that you can't get anywhere else? 🤔 Maybe 50 years ago NYC had a advantage but that Gap is long gone lol.....I'm from Arkansas but I live in World Class City name Dallas, I'm a OTR Trucker, and NYC ain't what it used to be...
Nice spaces, but NYC rent is crazy! I've lived here for 10+ years and I'm still amazed (& PO'd) by how much the rent is here for something "luxury". I still love this damn town tho. Mercy me! LOL!
Great views if you want to look at other soulless high rise buildings! I shudder to think of the actual neighborhoods that were wiped out! :( But, Cash, I always appreciate your silly commentaries about the local shopping and restaurants. Halloween City: This is just the way New Yorkers dress!
I used to live on an 8th floor condo unit! When the pandemic hit, the elevators had to be limited to 4 pax at a time. Added 20 mins in the morning rush hour, but in the afternoons it became an extra hr of lines. The trek on the stairs to the 8th floor was hell. No air flow. Hot & humid. I had to lie down beside my shoe closet whenever I reached my place.
@@j134679 nonsensical measures because you have people inside for longer bc of the wait (esp in line) and it's such a short amount of time. It would've been better for them to improve ventilation and filtration though elevators tend to be well-ventilated anyway. I saw similar nonsensical measures at themeparks. People just waited on crammed lines for longer with reduced ride capacity, even though speeding rides obv have amazing ventilation.
These apartments are beautiful, wish more jobs made it affordable to live like this, my sister in law lives in the Bronx and her apartment is super old like it was made in the early 90’s and never got updated, I live in CT and live in a luxury loft and is very affordable only $2500 per month for a two bedroom it’s crazy
Cash, you make NY look so good but your comment (it's freezing out) confirmed my 1985 move to Florida from the Midwest was correct. Current temp...82°. I think I will just continue watching your videos instead. 🙂's from the🌞shine state
For some reason the luxury apartments always seem cold and impersonal. That's why home/apartment staging is important. Throw in some pillows with a pop of color, a fuzzy rug and a few beautiful plants. I just cannot imagine paying $6300 rent for a dull, grey apartment. It has lots of amenities but zero personality.
I was #1 once. I felt like it was a real accomplishment. Worthy of a medal. Maybe a Bitcoin or two . Cash , when do we get to see your beautiful family again? Btw, Captain Kangaroo, that was his real name, I'm pretty sure. They called him Captain. Side note: Redd Foxx's real name was Sanford. That's relevant for no reason!
Those are all great apartments and I'd have to nitpick to find anything "wrong". I'd say the only two things would be the closet in the last place that you can't reach the other side lol, and I'd put bottom mount freezer refrigerators instead of the top. Having to go to a top freezer fridge after 18 years of a bottom mount freezer, I really do consider it a luxury lol. So much more convenient. You'll hear me grumble "gawd I hate this effing refrigerator!" at least once a day 😂 I was never really a high-rise fan but when I see ones like these, it doesn't matter. Great apartments!
I did snap a shot of that long chandelier in the lobby. I can go on Amazon and find all those pieces and have it built in a day. That’ll look amazing over my bed. I have 15 ft ceilings in Dallas
Rent stabilized for a unit that's already $6,000 per month? Jeez, how nice. But newer buildings in NYC don't give off a janky, depressing, claustrophobic vibe. I keep thinking that maybe NYC's age undercuts its charm. But crowded cities like London or Paris are way older, yet still seem somehow more picturesque or livable.
@@j134679 Correct. But somehow when looking out the window of a small, hinky apt in Paris, etc, & seeing the movie-set-type charm of a Paris or London, at least some of the jankyness from within goes away due to the without. As for cities like Tokyo, they're at least somewhat clean or tidy.
There is nothing I hate more in these super expensive apartments than the structural columns that break up the flow of the room. They're just awful and significantly reduce the amount of usable space you can have. For almost 80k a year, you shouldn't have to deal with that.
You don't want the building falling down! Nearly all the glass towers that started going up in downtown Vancouver in 00-08' have this feature to expand the advertised square footage.
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Never been to NY but I'm oddly addicted to Cash Jordan's videos - they're just entertaining.
Im in South Africa and I watch. Go figure.
Same 😂
It’s most of us! Greetings from Ohio!
🎯 me either but he's fun to watch and o my these apartments are awesome. 📣
I live in Asia so my salary is like, half the rents here. But it's still interesting to see what others are willing to put up with
Rent stabilized doesn't mean "no increases", it means that the rent can only go up a certain percentage each year, as set by the NYC Rent Guidelines Board.
Yes - I’m glad someone corrected him on that.
To be in real estate and not know about rent stabilization?!?! WTF?
@@jpny4750 made a slight mistake. 🤷🏽♀️
Rent Control is when there's no increases
Usually rent stabilized apartments are a lot less expensive then these
One year increase 3.25% and two year renewal 5% increase
I so love Cash’s view of the block where I pick out which imaginary store to shop before I chose my meal from one of those imaginary restaurants to take to my imaginary apartment that I can afford with my imaginary job in NYC!!! ❤
For 6200 a month, they better not raise the rent. "Rent stabilized" more like rent gouging
So who pays for: utility increases?property tax increases. Maintenance issues?
@@Dog.soldier1950 definitely not the greedy landlords
NYC is a different world. It's funny, we left RI 15 years ago because we couldn't afford the $1600 rent (+util) for the 3 bedroom, 2 bath, finished basement with 2nd kitchen, single family house with a small pool we lived in for several years, after a disability and a downsizing meant no more good paying jobs. Moved out to nowhere Western PA and bought a big 100 year old house for $24,500 cash- good solid structure, modern electric and plumbing but needs cosmetic work that will never be done, because that costs $$$$. But I've watched so many of Cash's videos that I look at these places and think, "oh $4,000 for this studio isn't bad" 😂
It is criminal how much landlords increased rent when the pandemic was "over".
Rent stabilized for people who can afford it, definitely trying not to attract different people with those rents, the landlords know exactly who will rent these.
Like buying a used car, each month !;😬🇺🇸💀
floor to ceiling windows with views are such a vibe
What would u do for window treatments? Vertical blinds? Curtains? The sun glare and lack of privacy would be a problem. I imagine the cost of treatment for such large windows would run multi $1000s.
The first building spoke to my heart with the huge gym! 💜💛
I also LOVE the wrap around balcony in the first unit.
That second unit though with those beautiful windows…🤌🏻 YES!!!
The third and fourth units weren’t to shabby. Definitely not bad if you’re a bachelor.
Thanks for the mental trip to New York as I’m from Arkansas Cash! You rock dude! 🤜🏻🤛🏻
Couldnt have rated them better Myself. Took the words right out of My mouth. Tha wrap around balcony was nice.
You like gyms,don’t you
@@mvry6573 I’m a sucker for a good gym in building, I won’t lie! I have a big gym I built in my backyard here in Arkansas, so I always think about having a NY version of that if I had an apartment there 😂
@@reighn80 Great minds think alike 🤜🏻🤛🏻
Hahaha! Good one, Cash. Nothing is stable here in New York City. Can't fool me!
LMAO...washing my laundry in the bathtub. Cash you're the greatest! I don't even live in NYC and this is fun to watch.
I've done that too
Me, too. Back in the days of my youth.
Compared to what you get downtown for the same amount of money, and it's a walk-up and has bars on the windows, yes, I would definitely consider any of these apts. Again, it all boils down to what's important to you.
Only a select few can afford to live in these apartments. Rent is really out of control. Great videos so enjoyable, neighborhood tours with exceptional comment.
From what I understand about economics, the only reason there are nice places like that is because they can charge a nice price.
I wish that was the definition of rent-stabilized. However, my rent-stabilized apartment is $1000 under the going rate for other 2-bedrooms in my building, but I've been here 30 years. At one point they were trying to harass long-time tenants into leaving and some actually did.
I love these apartments. These are what I think of when I think of quintessential nice NYC apartments. Those curved window units are what I would envision seeing in a movie set in NYC.
You get rent stabilized increases, not "no rent increases once you move in". Still, you are protected from high rent increases.
Of course they are outrageously expensive (servers and store clerks need not apply), but you get more for your money here than in Manhattan. For $3,100 apiece you get a room and bath, with a kitchen and living area that is large enough to share. Also in-unit laundry, access to a gym and bike storage and convenient to the subway. And it's all shiny new!
I didn’t stop to think how this impacts people like store clerks…wow. I’m from the UK and captivated by hour crazy nyc is
downtown BK kinda sucks though. Way better and more interesting parts of BK. Also, $3100 is nothing to sneeze at. 40x the rent put a person at $124,000 per year.
I'm love his videos. I find his voice, delivery, and jokes relaxing and entertaining. Plus I love NYC. I don't live there but I've been there many times. Thanks Cash!
Good morning from Texas, loved all the apartments this morning. I think the second one was my favorite.
Cash your channel is my favorite I look forward every week to watch amazing units
8:09 mark…😂😂😂😂 I just love & adore you.
I could so live there! Another great video, Cash!
I liked the first building the best but they are all fantastic apartments!
I like the guy taking Jordan on the tour. The prices were stomach turning but he seemed like a nice genuine who’d making living there as smooth as possible. If you can afford it of course lmao
Wow so much to see 👀 in this one. My favorite was the last apartment, liked it immediately. They were all really nice but that one had the best feels for me. Thanks for the tour & the humor.
Yikes! When I saw the food warming drawer in the outdoor space, I knew that this was going to be an expensive apartment. Geez, I pay $7140 A YEAR in rent. It is beautiful though. BTW, so true about Old Navy. LOL!
I’m gonna go with the 2nd one. I think it had the best flow.
All of those apartments were beautiful! I really liked the 1 bdrm the best, too, because I liked the look of the bathroom best and like others have said, it looked cozier. The others were great, but I am so scared of heights that I don't know that I'd ever be able to get close enough to the windows to close the blinds in the living room! I would also, probably, never go out on the terrace.
Same here. I’ve always lived in a second story floor apartment and I’m content to live where I wouldn’t get vertigo.
Vertigo!! I get vertigo when you look out those floor to ceiling windows so high up. Cash...please be careful on those high terraces! I worked on the 12th floor with normal sized windows, and that was high enough for me!
He isn't a baby.
This place is beautiful. Picture yourself all tucked nicely in there watching snow fall upon the city. Beautiful views. Isn’t he lucky to be in your video!!
Hello cash. These rentals are new but there is no oooo n aaahhs to the place compared to the apts that had harewood floors n the nifty brick walls ! The apt has character. ! New place has new windows you gotta wash them..
Love your videos cash ..
Enjoy your week everyone n cash n his family !!
At first, I thought, wow ... that seemed like the streets were pretty calm.
• Then I saw that you put this out two years ago.
• Big change from yesterday to today.
• How do these spaces look today?
Good afternoon Cash. I'm just here for the neighborhood tours and commentary, because I just can't with the apartment prices anymore. Hope the pregnancy is going along great and I know the princess is doing great in school.
I'm with you, Cash. I liked the last apartment the best, not because it was the least expensive, it just felt more cozy to me. I could live there comfortably. 🧡
Same here, the second we were inside I liked the whole feel of it. Such great lighting.
Cash don't they have any apartments for rent in New York that are less than $1,000 a month that are decent maybe Astoria I would really like to know thank you
@@Grace-qr9cf You'd be very hard pressed to find anything like that.
@@Grace-qr9cf I've seen many apts on UA-cam that are waaaay cheaper than the ones he shows.
Hi that is a beautiful luxury NYC apartment. Like the scenic views of NYC 👍
He didn't look too happy you stepped on the stool lol
Lmao nope glad he used it!
They were all great Cash 👍🇦🇺
Loved them all Cash. The 1 bed would suit me perfectly.
Hey Cash! You are the BEST VIDEO EDITOR EVER!!! Great stuff!!!!
The next to the last was the best apt. However I'm not sure about the floors in that one as I am about the others - cheap apt grade vinyl is what they looked like. Floors are important.They can make or break & tell about the quality of everything else.
RIGHT ON, Cynthia!!!! I caught that flooring too--especially since I have a floor fetish... Where's the "quality" and the "luxury" when the builder chooses such material? What else is simply veneers?
My old neighborhood. I used to live at the Avalon across the street and seen that building being built. Disappointed that it was a rental unit instead of condos for sale!!!
I have family in Jersey who live in a good suburban neighborhood and have an identical apartment to these minus the view. Only 2500$ a month rent but 36 miles away from manhattan.
Great tours, Cash. Enjoyed them very much - laughed out loud several times with your quips, and NO slam/ boom/ bang. YAY. 😀 Cheers!
I loved all of these. The man has good taste! Thanks for sharing this Cash.
You absolutely not the only one who hates going into Macy’s not the least of which you can find cheaper and better quality in JC Penny and even a few select items in old navy.
It used to be a nice store with nice silk, wool, cashmere well made items. Now they sell the same polyester, slapped together, made in a foreign country b.s. that cheaper stores sell. Definitely miss stores like Loehmann's were you could get real haute couture, Italian designer brands for like 50-70% off
I disagree. Macys has style. Penneys is the same old thing year after year.
I live in a luxury building in Manhattan and I love it but these buildings are fantastic and one of the things that I find shocking is that it's in Brooklyn 10 years ago you would never see these kinda places in Brooklyn there coming up in the world
I absoltely adore all of Cash Jordan's Videos 😊 but this one I especially like!! Also the Co- host is a really sympathetic guy !
$6200 penthouse looks gorgeous and the building has all the amenities I could ever want. The views of midtown Manhattan spoil me! Unfortunately, its out of my price range. Anyone who is lucky enough to have the disposable income to afford living there can say they’ve made it in NY.
Gorgeous, gorgeous, gorgeous!
Gm CJ This is Gonna b so Helpful🔥🔥🔥👍n Happy Thursday😀….
What's not to like. The first 2 are amazing. Love that wrap around terrace.
Watching here from Ireland! Never been to NYC but would love to one day. Really entertaining videos 🙂 but I am in shock at these prices 😮
We love the video Cash but please note that Rent stabilized does not mean "no increases", it means that the rent can only go up a certain percentage each year, as set by the NYC Rent Guidelines Board.
LOL! Rent stabilization for luxury apartments that rent for $6K-plus/month...? Help us, Lord... They're all very nice but I would be a "pass". It's a personal choice but I'd rather have a feeling of a home rather than the feeling of an extended long-term stay at some hotel and/or spa. I just don't get communal spaces such as movie theaters, large shared outdoor spaces, etc. I'm a good neighbor but I'm not "neighborly". I enjoy much more interaction with the outside world and when I am home, I'm at home. However. it's a very nice complex (especially the gym) and I'm sure it will work for someone.
Ken’s ratings: too many places to remember. Well, I guess my vibe is for the newer more contemporary buildings. These were all great, but out of my price range. You’d need to make $240,000 a year to qualify. ($6,000 x 40). Thats $20,000 a month. Hmmm…. That seems a little too much. It allows 30% of your income for rent. But, you really don’t need $14,000 for other things, do you? Nice places!
Yes, using the equation like that is ridic, bc of course rent can be a higher percentage of income in NYC while still allowing people to afford food, etc. So basically requiring way more than what people actually need to live is a big barrier. But they probably prefer people with higher incomes for obvious reasons. :/
taxes in nyc normally are like 25% and with that income you are surely paying way more than that, 30-40% if I had to guess, it wouldn’t be 14k a month left over; plus with the price of food/ electricity/transportation and cost of entertainment in new york, someone with that Salary cold surely live comfortably and save for retirement or pay off student debt, but its not like they would be mega rich.
Still crazy expensive, but hey it is NICE and big and quiet. Looks like a cool neighborhood as well. If you got into one of these rent stabilized apartments during the pandemic, man did you make out like a bandit(rents were like half of what they are now)
They weren't half. They barely dropped. The landlords knew it was temporary and waited it out.
Great video. All very nice apartments. Liked the last one the best.
Yep I'd live there. Love the rooftop garden!
Gorgeous Apartment 💚 but I'm assuming you got to have 40x times the Rent 🙄😒😂........I can't afford that on a Good Year and I make good money........In Arkansas or Texas you can get that same Apartment, with everything you saw here, for about $2000 or $3500/ month
I never understand the comparisons with, dare I say, less metropolitan cities/states -- location is everything. Downtown Brooklyn, is incredibly convenient for public transportation, (no need for a car), -- 15 minutes into Manhattan, easy access to several court houses, (for lawyers), great shopping area, restaurants, etc, all w/in walking distance.
@@loriannrichardson7644 You must don't travel much huh 😂.....What does NYC offer that you can't get anywhere else? 🤔
Maybe 50 years ago NYC had a advantage but that Gap is long gone lol.....I'm from Arkansas but I live in World Class City name Dallas, I'm a OTR Trucker, and NYC ain't what it used to be...
@@adib6992 There's wayyy more to do in NYC and the surrounding areas and travel abroad is easier. So it depends on what someone wants.
@@xymzk like what? LOL
Having a rent stabilized apartment in New York, doesn't mean you don't rent increases
Very nice. I hope you rent it out soon. Cash maybe you should reconsider and rent one of these apartments.
Nice spaces, but NYC rent is crazy! I've lived here for 10+ years and I'm still amazed (& PO'd) by how much the rent is here for something "luxury". I still love this damn town tho. Mercy me! LOL!
Great views if you want to look at other soulless high rise buildings! I shudder to think of the actual neighborhoods that were wiped out! :( But, Cash, I always appreciate your silly commentaries about the local shopping and restaurants. Halloween City: This is just the way New Yorkers dress!
Never live on high floors if you're not fit enough to use the stairs at any given time, like a blackout or fire.
I used to live on an 8th floor condo unit! When the pandemic hit, the elevators had to be limited to 4 pax at a time. Added 20 mins in the morning rush hour, but in the afternoons it became an extra hr of lines.
The trek on the stairs to the 8th floor was hell. No air flow. Hot & humid. I had to lie down beside my shoe closet whenever I reached my place.
@@j134679 nonsensical measures because you have people inside for longer bc of the wait (esp in line) and it's such a short amount of time. It would've been better for them to improve ventilation and filtration though elevators tend to be well-ventilated anyway. I saw similar nonsensical measures at themeparks. People just waited on crammed lines for longer with reduced ride capacity, even though speeding rides obv have amazing ventilation.
I don't know why, but I was browsing places in Condado, San Juan, and there's apartments there as outrageously priced as NYC!
Love the apartments. Great video as usual.
The food is probably the most I miss about NY, Florida food is horrible but today and all week and next week the temperature is going to be around 85
I prefer the last one to Cash. One day I hope to get to New York. You never know. Thank you. May you please take care and stay safe.
You mentioned the good-looking storage in the bathroom and the good-looking closet but let's not forget the good-looking guy doing these tours!
Where do you get that after moving into a rent stabilized apt no increases in rent...
The apartment shown in the icon would rent for half in the most wanted area of Dallas plus it would have high end appliances.
Now you did it - I'm now nashing for a Bacon,Egg and Cheese on a hard roll with a large O J Thank You very much
These apartments are beautiful, wish more jobs made it affordable to live like this, my sister in law lives in the Bronx and her apartment is super old like it was made in the early 90’s and never got updated, I live in CT and live in a luxury loft and is very affordable only $2500 per month for a two bedroom it’s crazy
Primo showing for the win! 🥳 Just don’t let the elevator break 🤓😎 Seriously though, cool place! 👍🌷
Cash, you make NY look so good but your comment (it's freezing out) confirmed my 1985 move to Florida from the Midwest was correct. Current temp...82°. I think I will just continue watching your videos instead. 🙂's from the🌞shine state
Omg been waiting for these typa apts for agessss
you know I am from upstate N.Y. but am too. oddly am addicted to his videos his is a funny witty great soul l think is the reason why .......
Nice apartments! And this was the funniest video so far. You had me lmao...😁🤣
I'm "Team First Unit". The wrap-around balconies were dope.
For some reason the luxury apartments always seem cold and impersonal. That's why home/apartment staging is important. Throw in some pillows with a pop of color, a fuzzy rug and a few beautiful plants. I just cannot imagine paying $6300 rent for a dull, grey apartment. It has lots of amenities but zero personality.
I’ve never been this early to a video
I was #1 once. I felt like it was a real accomplishment. Worthy of a medal. Maybe a Bitcoin or two .
Cash , when do we get to see your beautiful family again?
Btw, Captain Kangaroo, that was his real name, I'm pretty sure. They called him Captain.
Side note: Redd Foxx's real name was Sanford. That's relevant for no reason!
Interesting/informative/entertaining video tour.
have you checked out Time Out NY? It's in Dumbo, behind the carousel :)
Those are all great apartments and I'd have to nitpick to find anything "wrong". I'd say the only two things would be the closet in the last place that you can't reach the other side lol, and I'd put bottom mount freezer refrigerators instead of the top. Having to go to a top freezer fridge after 18 years of a bottom mount freezer, I really do consider it a luxury lol. So much more convenient. You'll hear me grumble "gawd I hate this effing refrigerator!" at least once a day 😂
I was never really a high-rise fan but when I see ones like these, it doesn't matter. Great apartments!
5:07 cash said slam proof cabinets 🤣🤣 they are called soft close 😊
Those windows are sick!!!
I KNOW you hated those slam-proof cabinets!
I did snap a shot of that long chandelier in the lobby. I can go on Amazon and find all those pieces and have it built in a day. That’ll look amazing over my bed. I have 15 ft ceilings in Dallas
"Old Navy...it's the Gap, just thinner, much thinner." LOL
6,000 × 12 months = "$$No thanks!$$" .
You're the man, bro. These videos are phenomenal!!
Austin has watched Cash's videos before. each place had everything he talks about, a sink sprayer, breakfast counter, and medicine cabinets.
Way out of my price tag, but definitely my type of apartments!!! Especially the building with the first larger gym!!!
wow you were super close to my neighborhood! cool
Love them all even with the $6k price. The view was awesome!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Great Apartments 🎉 nice area totally a win 🥇
Thanks as always
Rents in the state of Queensland Australia have increased 54% this 1/4, 400% over the level of inflation (2 years ago? 25% over inflation)
Great deals, if I was moving to NYC, I would for sure call Austin!
“Slam proof cabinets” Ysah they knew you were coming 😂😂😂
Rent stabilized for a unit that's already $6,000 per month? Jeez, how nice. But newer buildings in NYC don't give off a janky, depressing, claustrophobic vibe. I keep thinking that maybe NYC's age undercuts its charm. But crowded cities like London or Paris are way older, yet still seem somehow more picturesque or livable.
Maybe from the outside looking in. But the inside of those pretty Paris buildings turned apartments can be just as bad.
@@j134679 Correct. But somehow when looking out the window of a small, hinky apt in Paris, etc, & seeing the movie-set-type charm of a Paris or London, at least some of the jankyness from within goes away due to the without. As for cities like Tokyo, they're at least somewhat clean or tidy.
There is nothing I hate more in these super expensive apartments than the structural columns that break up the flow of the room. They're just awful and significantly reduce the amount of usable space you can have. For almost 80k a year, you shouldn't have to deal with that.
You don't want the building falling down! Nearly all the glass towers that started going up in downtown Vancouver in 00-08' have this feature to expand the advertised square footage.
This is why I don't like glass condos. The concrete ones always have better layouts.
Still couldn't live that high up. OK for a holiday but no thanks. Ps Happy Friday 😊 downunder
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