Maybe I've seen too many of these videos, but 2 million actually seems like a pretty decent deal for this place. It's quite spacious, and has lots going for it. It needs to be updated all throughout, but if you have 2 million to toss around, you probably have enough to update as well.
It’s only decent if you’re actually that rich. If you win the lotto and have just enough to buy this place, the monthly maintenance and property taxes will likely chew through someone with an average income.
$2 million and I’m impressed! Super location, welcoming lobby, exercise room, built in laundromat and a unit with panoramic views of Manhattan. Cash found another keeper for Friday! Wish I could afford the place.
This is the first apartment/unit/anything I've seen on here that doesn't feel like it is shoved in to a space where it doesn't belong. It feels like EVERY room is the size it would be if it were in a house. And it feels homey. This feels like a suburban house placed in Manhattan, and I love it. Sure, the finishes could all use updating, and those sink countertops are straight out of 1989, but it still feels like a home rather than a sterilized doctor's office. It does feel strange that in an apartment that large, they couldn't find space for its own laundry, though. There's so much room there for it.
@@queensrule4450 a lot of older buildings don't have the proper plumbing for it. I know mine doesn't. We were told if we have laundry machines in the apartments it will screw up the plumbing.
I just wanted to say that many co ops ( and that’s all I’ve ever lived in) do not allow you to add washers and dryers. They don’t have the plumbing hookups available so you can’t do that. Not because of lack of space.
A Well technically a co-op is very different from a condo or a single-family home. A condo and a single-family home you actually own that property. With a co-op, what you are doing is buying shares of a building. 👌
I'm the first one to complain about NY rents and prices (I own a really large house in Oregon for which I paid a fraction of that price), but for the location, amenities and quality of that apartment ... the price seems pretty reasonable!
@@llggomezz Looks like its a condo, but looked it up, says that monthly taxes are $2k and monthly common charges are $1695. There also happens to bee a studio currently for sale for $550k but obviously it is much smaller.
Cash, this time around I'm just here to say you're one of the best UA-cam real estate agents out there. Who else is giving us a neighborhood tour, thoughts on the city, vacation videos, comedy, plus sink sprayers in almost each video. These video definitely make my day; if you reading this and haven't liked or subscribed what are you doing!
This is the perfect unit in the perfect neighborhood. It has the most useful layout plus lots of building amenities. The area of the city is close to good shopping and dining. The price at just under $2M is amazing compared to similar properties. Love it!
Upper East Side is now one of The most Inexpensive areas in Manhattan. That place is huge for 1.9 million you get three bedrooms and three bathrooms and a private balcony with a beautiful view of Midtown in a High Rise. This place would be 5 million easily in the east or west Village.
Cash, this place is solid for the price! As an architect, I think the layout makes total sense plus the views are top notch. Yes, this place needs a solid refresh but to me, thats where the fun starts!
What a gorgeous place! I'm sure the owners are sad to sell, I'm guessing because of health issues. There was a walker and a wheelchair in the one walk-in closet.
@@billbuschgen520 just wait until they try to get services in “the heartland”, where crime still exists but public transportation, elderly services, parks, cultural events and restaurants other than burgers or pizza and bars don’t.
Until someone mentioned it, I realize that for a place as large & fancy as this, it doesn't even come with its own washer/dryer. What's that all about? When dealing with apts or condos in NYC, odd discrepancies like that sometimes crop up. But as with any city, if you have the moolah, the surroundings will be nice. If you're on a fixed budget, however, any city becomes depressing fairly quickly..
A lot of old buildings can't handle the plumbing for washers and dryers in apartments. That is the case with my building. We were told if we would have washer and dryers in our apartments, there would be a lot of plumbing problems in the building.
@@thecatatemyhomework my very true! Back in the '70s, I lived in a building here in Nashville that was built in 1922. It only had about 15 apartments in the entire place, all of them had beautiful hardwood floors and some of the larger ones had tile floored sunrooms. I actually had to be on a waiting list for a couple of years before there was a vacancy. The downside, I guess you'd say, was that you had to buy window unit air conditioners for summer time, and no dishwashers and no washer dryers, due to the plumbing issues you mentioned. Wow, what a great building to live in! 9 1/2 ft ceilings and such beauty. And for a person in her twenties, it was a real accomplishment to get into that building! I was over the moon about it. It was on busy West end avenue with laundromats very close by, which was helpful. The kitchen sinks for all porcelain, very long, but not very deep, only about 8 or 9 in or so. I was happy to take charm over convenience :-)
@@nancysexton545 - maybe the building has a complimentary cleaning pickup/delivery? But that’s just another expense; laundry in the apartment within the apartment should help reduce that problem.
I said as soon as you said it was in the upper East side "Oooo, this is going to be expensive." What an incredible view. How nice to be sitting in your living room during a snow storm. Beautiful and cozy. kitchen is great as well. I bet there aren't many apartments that go up for sale in this building. This is a gem.
I feel like the apartment is pretty cheap by NYC standards. Great shape, although it needs updating. Living there would make me pretty happy. And it's HUGE.
My old neighborhood! I lived at the building right next door for many years and always admired the one you just showed. Great neighborhood too. The recently built 2nd Ave subway is a huge plus now!!!
One of the few apartments that you have shown that my actually be worth the price. Still hard to believe that two million and it still doesn't have in unit laundry.
I would like you to do an update of some of the renters, and how they decorated their apartments. I'd like to know if they put the entertainment center,and the couch where you suggested?! I love your vids. even though I'm Never going to go to NYC! You're fascinating to watch, and very funny, in 3 words, you're very entertaining!
@@TheMjphoto45 Ok, you are correct, if you count You're as 2 words! Edit: But I thought since it's a contraction word, it becomes 1 word, Not stay as 2 separate words! Who cares anyways?! I only wanted to compliment Mr. Cash !
There are UA-cam videos of people showing us how they decorated their small NY apartments. Don't know if Cash rented or showed any of them but they're very creative and interesting.
Been addicted to this channel for a few months now and I’m catching up on the backlog of videos. Gonna be a real sad day when I finally do catch up. I have found though that if it’s a video with one of Joan’s units, I’m gonna like the video. she really does have the best stuff.
Very nice apartment, great neighbourhood. Not what I would call 'basic' Cash! For $1.9m I would expect home laundry rather than have to drag it down a hall or worse!
Yes..One please! Totally me! The whole place is fantastic...well maybe not the blue lounger 😀 that one is for some sweet parent of the owners. All around great space. And surely one could get in house laundry set up. No prob. I would be on that deck all the time. The views to die for! Thanks again for the tour!
OMG. I have an obsession with yellow paper coffee cups. I've collected them from a coffee & tea shop in Canada called Blenz for a couple years now and i got about 200 LOL. FOR REAL. I'll make a video about it some day ... ☕
@ͲᎬᏞᎬᏀᎡᎪᎷ ᎷᎬ ᏟᎪՏᎻᎫϴᎡᎠᎪΝ You are welcome. You make me laugh on tours. And that makes me to call my Father and Step-Mother there in New York to see hope they are doing. And to get a laugh from them.😊😊😊
That is a beautiful home. This has to be one of the better homes you've shown on here. I would live on that balcony, the views, plus it just seems so comfortable.
As impressive as it is. I can’t bring myself to spend 2 mil and not have my own laundry. Granted if I can spend to mil on a place I can probably afford to have someone do that for me.
I don't what the laws are like in NYC but in CA, my parents live in a community where there is a shared washer and dryer. They wanted their own so I spent $400 to get them a near-top-of-the line washer which hooks up to the kitchen sink. They can move it when they don't need to use as it is on wheels. There are also smaller dryers for about the same price. Unless one is doing laundry daily or with unusual items, it's not a huge deal. Given how pricy NYC is, the $1000 extra spent on such devices is a minor inconvenience for the value of this apartment. 20 years ago, I lost out on a prime piece of property because my dad kept quibbling about the lack of an extra full bathroom (when we could have added one after purchase). That house and large yard is now out of my range, having quadrupled in value since then.
True. OTOH, I live in a 4BR home of almost 3000 sq.ft. with our laundry room being bigger than many bedrooms shown on this channel. Cost us about 1/10th of this apartment, and our annual property tax is what the owners of this place will pay in a month. The "downside" being that I have to drive everywhere as there's no real public transit, and I can't walk to a nice theater or museum - I have to drive a bit more than an hour for that, although most all other amenities are within 45 minutes travel. I don't mind, however, as the same applied when I lived in the urban sprawl that is the San Francisco Bay Area where I was raised, and I've driven everywhere most of my life. The only difference now is that the miles between home and my destination are filled with wilderness instead of undifferentiated suburbia.
2 million, its a beautiful place and pretty big. I see homes at that price range where I live and you get so much more, but hey its not NYC, so can't compare really. Stay healthy, happy and safe always. Blessed be
What a beautiful place! And so spacious! The price is pretty decent especially for such a large place, New York City standards at least. It's absolutely gorgeous gorgeous come a Cash, thank you for showing it to us. I look forward to every video you post.. By the way, these people have what seems to be a beautiful art collection on the walls!
@@user-ph1hq4bw8e you are most welcome! Let me tell you, you have gotten me through a serious illness for the last 2 months, because I've enjoyed your videos so much. Don't know what I would have done without them! And I'll keep watching, numerous times of week. Best thing on the internet!
I love it. And 2mil seems more than reasonable for the size and location. I think a lot of the updating wouldn't be needed too much if you just painted the walls, cabinets, etc and updated the fixtures and decor. Then change bigger things out as needed. But overall it seems like a great deal
You know, I really like this. Yes, a lot of the finishes (especially the bathrooms) are dated, but it has really great character. I love the long mirrored medicine cabinet in the bathroom. Those are the kind of cool features they don't make anymore. Also, the layout is spacious and a really good use of space. You can always update cabinets, counters, faucets or light fixtures, but you can't fix bad space. Great bones!
I can’t help it, I love that rose bathrobe, just gorgeous. The yellow one can go back to McDonalds and the master bathroom is crying out for a jetted tub. Definitely homey, and the living room/dining room make for some fun dinner parties. I wonder if the furniture is included at that price? (The paintings are not to my taste, though I love that little vase they showed at one point.). Also, a usable balcony! Even the Jeffersons didn’t have that!
The Kingsley is at 400 E. 70th St. slightly east of 1st Ave. Just a hop away from the East River and Roosevelt Island...for those who like to know exact locations.
Was just there last week, exact block and Avenue. The Little Beet 👍🏼, Patsy Pizza 👎🏼 but most amazing were the locals flocking in and out of Panda Express 😮. First and Third avenue full of restaurants and great buildings. One of the best spots in Manhattan to live.
The bathroom cabinet under the sink is not locked. Most cabinets under sink the top is just decoration. Think about it- if that were a functional drawer, how would the sink fit?
Cash I think a good thing to mention when you're touring apartments for sale as opposed to rentals would be the Strata/Body Corp fees. They can be pretty hefty for larger apartments in nicer buildings like this. I remember here in Aus, my dad and I once looked at an apartmen similar in size/style to this in a premium postcode that my dad was contemplating buying to rennovate. It was $2 mill aud for the apartment but we nearly died when we found out the yearly strata fees were $25,000!
@@thecatatemyhomework Not exactly the same, but more or less yeah, maintenance and insurance/building costs etc. So for my 1br apartment, I pay roughly $4k-4.5k a year in quarterly payments for my strata fee. This goes toward building management, insurance, cleaning, concierge team, maintenance for multiple lifts, pool, gym, tennis court, common area electricity etc. You obviously pay more relative to the size of your apartment and the size of the building. We also don't pay land tax here on our primary residence, only an annual municipal fee (rates) for local council services, works out to like another $1200 a year for me. American Fees sound nuts! $65k aud annualy on top of a $2million purchase price, that's a big oof.
@Heartsongsutube wow. You pay 2mil just to have the privilege of... well... paying more rent. Basically. Wow man, I think I keep my house in Switzerland. Absolute bargain comparatively.
I actually wouldn’t change a thing in this apartment. It’s perfect as it is. I hate super modern homes and really hate high ceilings, so this apartment would be a dream. I love that the ceilings are low, and the whole feel of the place feels very cosy and welcoming.
Beautiful ! From the lobby to the old school luxury unit all I could think was Champlain tower Miami .... This tower wasn’t built on sand though , I’m sure it will stand forever!
Love it! Now this is living but I couldn't live that high up. Love the kitchen and those doors to close off the hallway. Kitchen was great. Had a little to much furniture in living room for me though. And the windows were awesome with so much light. Great job Cash🥰🤗
@ͲᎬᏞᎬᏀᎡᎪᎷ ᎷᎬ CASHJORDAN love the apartments and different ways renters and buyers can live in the City. Your humor and background knowledge helps sell these locations. And thank you for sharing ur beautiful family and ur travels with ur fans. If I were moving to the city I'd use u in an heartbreak. Be well my quirky friend Warmly Cookie Kirkland ♥️
I suppose it's helpful to see high-priced apartments in video because we'll never live in one. It's very nice, but for two million bucks I ain't sharin' laundry machines with anyone! It boggles my mind that for the price they don't include such a basic item, but perhaps they assume that the owner's staff takes care of things like laundry. They'd better at least have a sink sprayer!
When I moved to NYC from New Hampshire in 2001, I laughed when I saw dish detergent, soap, and toothpaste advertised and splayed in pharmacy windows! Now I’m like ooooooo, look at these sales 😮!!!! 🤣
@@maddscientist3170 Because where I lived, stores only put really nice things in window displays and CVS, KMART, etc didn’t have window displays at all. I don’t recall there being sales on those items either? We would go to the one pharmacy in town and there wasn’t much thought on how much your soap cost? Window displays in stores were for new exciting things like leather jackets, jewelry, etc
This apartment building reminds me of the building they show at the beginning of The Jeffersons! Love the apartment, wish I had what it's worth in the bank. Still, nice departure from the norm! Have a great Labor Day weekend Cash & Fam.
The price is reasonable and the condo is very nice with fantastic views , but no in- unit laundry ? The neighborhood and building is great but no in- unit laundry ? What were the builders even in the 70s (?) thinking ? So sad about the people having to move at their age. I hope they will be alright. Keep up the good work , Cash ! ----- Sharon in South Florida , and well acquainted with condos and their layouts for almost 70 years.
Nice!..Now that's some good New York living. 2 million is a nice price!.. love the counter space in the kitchen. I could do some serious cooking in there..😉👍🏿
This apartment is absolutely stunning. I love it. A quintessential New York apartment. And for that price, it's probably in a bidding war right now. It will probably sell before Cash uploads this video.
A few things: 1) Does the Q line make you want to quit your job? 2) The guy on the skateboard passed you Cash! Yes, if I had the money, I would buy that place for sure. Very nice views and layout. The balcony is really nice.
When I was 18,19 20 years old, I worked in center city Philadelphia for FMC Corp. Because our main office was in the Empire State Bldg., we got free passes to go to the top anytime we were in NY. Soooooo several of my friends and I got together about 1 weekend a month and got the train to NY and shared a hotel room, which at that time was just around the corner from Mamma Leonie's restaurant, so we would go there for dinner one of our two nights there. I say all this because way back then, we were never privy to going around to other parts of the city because we did not realize how large NY City was and if we had ventured out, we would probably still be there trying to figure out how to get home. I am so enjoying your videos and getting to see all the places I did not get to see way back then. Oh yes, we did take a trip to Greenwich Village one day and that was a little scary for us, but one of the girls met a guy who was very nice ????? who invited us to his apartment there and he lived in one of those very little things you are showing and there were so many people in there that you would need a can opener to get them all out. Enough of that. I need to tell you that I am loving your videos and seeing these different places and wondering what they would have cost back in the 60-70's.
Built in 1984... So, it’s 38 years old... $1,900,000.00 a great price for a 2 Bed, 2&1/2 Baths in that location. $2,006.00 a month in taxes. Wait for it... Your monthly “Common” Charges are $1,695.00! Both bedrooms have en-suites, that’s wonderful. Plus the separate “Powder Room” (Half Bath) for your guests!
the common fees aren't that bad considering. Still it's been on the market for a few months because it screams 1985. It's a million dollars reno job to bring it into the 21st century.
not a big city guy but this is one of the few I'd consider ... that kind of money in most metro areas gets you a comparable sized house and no views...not bad
The apartment has a nice 70's feel🤮. But more to the point, people need to be outraged by these prices. Paying that type of money is unacceptable, and saying it's New York doesn't make it right. One of these days people will start protesting all of this nonsense for what is in essence a basic human right; for a person to be able to live in a functioning safe place.
From what I understand.....there is foreign money buying up the million dollar plus apartments and sitting on it...perhaps money laundering or a tax right off......I am a New Yorker I actually DID see a very nice apartment in the upper east side..with a friend...it has 2 bedrooms..on bath half the size of this apartment..it was going for 900,000..... I could see it going for 400,00 or 500,000....not 900,000....but it is New York and there is that foreign money competition.
Supply and demand. NYC is very dense and as such space is at a premium. Combine that with the fact that there is much more money circulating in dense urban areas than there would be out in the country and you get people with 6 figure salaries willing to pay 70% of it on rent.
It has a great view, but basically it's a two-bedroom apartment. the bedrooms are an okay size, not great. The kitchen is tiny, as is the dining room (which they renamed the "alcove"). Only the living room is large enough to be considered luxurious. This is basically an ordinary apartment with two great advantages: location and views. But $2 million!?
400 East 70th Street Apartment 2405 1.284 square feet 2-bedroom 2.5 bath $1,695 monthly fees It's a full-service building with a full-time doorman (not a video kiosk) I like the views and the three sides exposure, the balcony is nice too It has been listed for close to four months, something is keeping it unsold.
Wow that apartment reminds me of our apartment back then when I was growing up we lived on the 25th floor but back then it's was a section 8 building up on 96 st on the westside it's was 733 Amsterdam Ave and now it's a high rise building expensive now
This place is great. For the city, the size and the building amenities the price is right. The only changes that are needed are updates to the bathrooms. Otherwise its move in ready
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Maybe I've seen too many of these videos, but 2 million actually seems like a pretty decent deal for this place. It's quite spacious, and has lots going for it. It needs to be updated all throughout, but if you have 2 million to toss around, you probably have enough to update as well.
If you have 2mill to toss around your standards are prolly higher and thus renovations will still be expensive
It’s only decent if you’re actually that rich. If you win the lotto and have just enough to buy this place, the monthly maintenance and property taxes will likely chew through someone with an average income.
I thought 2 mil sounded reasonable as well...
I’ve seen too many as well I don’t even flinch at the cost anymore
@@kevozo1074 agreed. I think 2 million is a great price as a base, but I'm terrified of how much the monthly charges will be for all those amenities.
$2 million and I’m impressed! Super location, welcoming lobby, exercise room, built in laundromat and a unit with panoramic views of Manhattan. Cash found another keeper for Friday! Wish I could afford the place.
Me too. Love this suite!!
How much is the monthly maintenance
2 million plus monthly fees and you don’t have in unit washer and dryer. New Yorkers are getting ripped off.
ridiculous prices to live in a shithole city
@@DailyRants89 i would never live in new York, one of the worst places to live on the planet imo
This is the first apartment/unit/anything I've seen on here that doesn't feel like it is shoved in to a space where it doesn't belong. It feels like EVERY room is the size it would be if it were in a house. And it feels homey. This feels like a suburban house placed in Manhattan, and I love it. Sure, the finishes could all use updating, and those sink countertops are straight out of 1989, but it still feels like a home rather than a sterilized doctor's office.
It does feel strange that in an apartment that large, they couldn't find space for its own laundry, though. There's so much room there for it.
Even at those price points, some buildings do not allow in-unit laundry.
@@queensrule4450 a lot of older buildings don't have the proper plumbing for it. I know mine doesn't. We were told if we have laundry machines in the apartments it will screw up the plumbing.
One of the bathrooms can be used for a laundry.
I just wanted to say that many co ops ( and that’s all I’ve ever lived in) do not allow you to add washers and dryers. They don’t have the plumbing hookups available so you can’t do that. Not because of lack of space.
A Well technically a co-op is very different from a condo or a single-family home. A condo and a single-family home you actually own that property. With a co-op, what you are doing is buying shares of a building. 👌
I'm the first one to complain about NY rents and prices (I own a really large house in Oregon for which I paid a fraction of that price), but for the location, amenities and quality of that apartment ... the price seems pretty reasonable!
@@llggomezz yuppers..definitely have an HOA or something like it..still..probably cheaper than monthly rent..but...
@@llggomezz Looks like its a condo, but looked it up, says that monthly taxes are $2k and monthly common charges are $1695. There also happens to bee a studio currently for sale for $550k but obviously it is much smaller.
you're crazy, that price is a rip off, new york is the worst city to live in, I wouldn't live there if someone gave me that place
@@aaronelijahcolyer Luckily, nobody ever will, so you're safe, sad man.
@@653j521 I know I'm safe, new york is a fucking shit hole.
Cash, this time around I'm just here to say you're one of the best UA-cam real estate agents out there. Who else is giving us a neighborhood tour, thoughts on the city, vacation videos, comedy, plus sink sprayers in almost each video. These video definitely make my day; if you reading this and haven't liked or subscribed what are you doing!
Thank you!
Oh my, this is a lovely apartment, definitely nota walk up or within my budget. Loved being able to peek at something like this!
That's a very well maintained building; look at the balcony - no rust, no cracks.
This is the perfect unit in the perfect neighborhood. It has the most useful layout plus lots of building amenities. The area of the city is close to good shopping and dining. The price at just under $2M is amazing compared to similar properties. Love it!
Upper East Side is now one of The most Inexpensive areas in Manhattan. That place is huge for 1.9 million you get three bedrooms and three bathrooms and a private balcony with a beautiful view of Midtown in a High Rise. This place would be 5 million easily in the east or west Village.
Cash, this place is solid for the price! As an architect, I think the layout makes total sense plus the views are top notch. Yes, this place needs a solid refresh but to me, thats where the fun starts!
What a gorgeous place! I'm sure the owners are sad to sell, I'm guessing because of health issues. There was a walker and a wheelchair in the one walk-in closet.
Yeah, I’d guess NY is a pretty tough place to live if you have any mobility issues.
People are leaving the city left and right...prices, crime, etc...
@@billbuschgen520 just wait until they try to get services in “the heartland”, where crime still exists but public transportation, elderly services, parks, cultural events and restaurants other than burgers or pizza and bars don’t.
@@kathrynwitte3398 Well said! My building is back to 100% occupancy since 9 months ago
@@kathrynwitte3398 What part of the heartland did you visit?! Not my experience, for sure.
Until someone mentioned it, I realize that for a place as large & fancy as this, it doesn't even come with its own washer/dryer. What's that all about? When dealing with apts or condos in NYC, odd discrepancies like that sometimes crop up. But as with any city, if you have the moolah, the surroundings will be nice. If you're on a fixed budget, however, any city becomes depressing fairly quickly..
A lot of old buildings can't handle the plumbing for washers and dryers in apartments. That is the case with my building. We were told if we would have washer and dryers in our apartments, there would be a lot of plumbing problems in the building.
@@thecatatemyhomework my very true! Back in the '70s, I lived in a building here in Nashville that was built in 1922. It only had about 15 apartments in the entire place, all of them had beautiful hardwood floors and some of the larger ones had tile floored sunrooms. I actually had to be on a waiting list for a couple of years before there was a vacancy. The downside, I guess you'd say, was that you had to buy window unit air conditioners for summer time, and no dishwashers and no washer dryers, due to the plumbing issues you mentioned. Wow, what a great building to live in! 9 1/2 ft ceilings and such beauty. And for a person in her twenties, it was a real accomplishment to get into that building! I was over the moon about it. It was on busy West end avenue with laundromats very close by, which was helpful. The kitchen sinks for all porcelain, very long, but not very deep, only about 8 or 9 in or so. I was happy to take charm over convenience :-)
“Basic” Apartment….
Yes - simply gorgeous, but for 1.9M I want laundry IN the unit. Seriously. Best feature is the wrap-around views/ventilation.
I agree a nice place but for 1.9 M I would want an in unit laundry along with some updating
laundry situation really bothered me...was that one washing machine per floor?????
@@nancysexton545 - maybe the building has a complimentary cleaning pickup/delivery? But that’s just another expense; laundry in the apartment within the apartment should help reduce that problem.
@@nancysexton545 yes, but I think there's only two or three units on each floor. So there probably isn't that much competition for the machines.
I said as soon as you said it was in the upper East side "Oooo, this is going to be expensive." What an incredible view. How nice to be sitting in your living room during a snow storm. Beautiful and cozy. kitchen is great as well. I bet there aren't many apartments that go up for sale in this building. This is a gem.
I feel like the apartment is pretty cheap by NYC standards. Great shape, although it needs updating. Living there would make me pretty happy. And it's HUGE.
It’s sad what you city folk think is huge
@@vegandolls I'm not "city folk". After watching so many videos where the apartment is the size of a shoe box, this one was indeed huge.
@@vegandolls it's amazing to me what non city folk think is standard
I love it. Definitely a lottery winner buy. Needs some interior updates
If it's not broken, why make so much waste just for vanity?
@@littlebitofhope1489 because people can spend their money on how they want their home to look.
@@DailyRants89 Yes, and people can use fossil fuels until they destroy the planet for life too....Oh wait!
Will take my chances with the lottery.
@@littlebitofhope1489 that's a dumb analogy.
My old neighborhood! I lived at the building right next door for many years and always admired the one you just showed. Great neighborhood too. The recently built 2nd Ave subway is a huge plus now!!!
Cash: Happy Labor Day weekend ... Hope you'll be taking some time off with your family to enjoy the last Summer holiday weekend of 2022! 😎
Great apartment. Can definitely see someone doing renovations to update it a bit. I usually like old, but that's too 70s for me.
Reminds me way too much of the Jeffersons "deluxe apartment on the east side" lol
"too mid-century" for yah?
@@FrankiesFancy I was thinking more "Green Acres"
I like these tours. Spot on! Really speaks to me reneighborhood, food, atmosphere. ❤️ it!
Instantly knew which apartment building you were looking at-so recognizable on the UES. The price isn’t bad, considering.
One of the few apartments that you have shown that my actually be worth the price.
Still hard to believe that two million and it still doesn't have in unit laundry.
I love that you show a wide range of places from tiny places to luxury.
Beautiful apartment! Love this one. Enjoyed.
I would like you to do an update of some of the renters, and how they decorated their apartments.
I'd like to know if they put the entertainment center,and the couch where you suggested?!
I love your vids. even though I'm Never going to go to NYC!
You're fascinating to watch, and very funny,
in 3 words,
you're very entertaining!
That's 4
@@TheMjphoto45
Ok, you are correct, if you count You're as 2 words!
Edit: But I thought since it's a contraction word, it becomes 1 word, Not stay as 2 separate words!
Who cares anyways?!
I only wanted to compliment Mr. Cash !
There are UA-cam videos of people showing us how they decorated their small NY apartments. Don't know if Cash rented or showed any of them but they're very creative and interesting.
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Ok, Thank You!
@@TheMjphoto45 Seriously 😒 why do you care? 3-4 it doesn’t matter in fact I didn’t even notice, why you ask?, bc I don’t care 🤷♀️
Been addicted to this channel for a few months now and I’m catching up on the backlog of videos. Gonna be a real sad day when I finally do catch up. I have found though that if it’s a video with one of Joan’s units, I’m gonna like the video. she really does have the best stuff.
I haven't finished the video.. but I wish I lived close enough to get to that coffee shop cause rum infused coffee sounds AMAZING
Very nice apartment, great neighbourhood. Not what I would call 'basic' Cash! For $1.9m I would expect home laundry rather than have to drag it down a hall or worse!
I’m curious, can you turn the half bath into a laundry room? With the current arrangement I don’t think you really need so many toilets really
@ͲᎬᏞᎬᏀᎡᎪᎷ ᎷᎬ ᏟᎪՏᎻᎫϴᎡᎠᎪΝ no, I won’t. Stop doing that
I sooo love logging in and you have a new vid to start my day!! Huge greetings from Nova Scotia! Huge Fan!!
Yes..One please! Totally me! The whole place is fantastic...well maybe not the blue lounger 😀 that one is for some sweet parent of the owners. All around great space. And surely one could get in house laundry set up. No prob. I would be on that deck all the time. The views to die for! Thanks again for the tour!
I noticed that too.😆
Wow beautiful apartment, great view and i love balcony
OMG. I have an obsession with yellow paper coffee cups. I've collected them from a coffee & tea shop in Canada called Blenz for a couple years now and i got about 200 LOL. FOR REAL. I'll make a video about it some day ... ☕
Thank you for sharing. Great view and looking nice.
@ͲᎬᏞᎬᏀᎡᎪᎷ ᎷᎬ ᏟᎪՏᎻᎫϴᎡᎠᎪΝ You are welcome. You make me laugh on tours. And that makes me to call my Father and Step-Mother there in New York to see hope they are doing. And to get a laugh from them.😊😊😊
That is a beautiful home. This has to be one of the better homes you've shown on here. I would live on that balcony, the views, plus it just seems so comfortable.
Always great content. I enjoy touring these places w u. Can you come to Boston (MA) and do this?
As impressive as it is. I can’t bring myself to spend 2 mil and not have my own laundry. Granted if I can spend to mil on a place I can probably afford to have someone do that for me.
That was also a kitchen for someone else to use!
I agree! And only One washer and dryer per floor? With all those bathrooms, I'd convert one or at least part of one, into a laundry area.
agreed
I don't what the laws are like in NYC but in CA, my parents live in a community where there is a shared washer and dryer. They wanted their own so I spent $400 to get them a near-top-of-the line washer which hooks up to the kitchen sink. They can move it when they don't need to use as it is on wheels. There are also smaller dryers for about the same price. Unless one is doing laundry daily or with unusual items, it's not a huge deal.
Given how pricy NYC is, the $1000 extra spent on such devices is a minor inconvenience for the value of this apartment. 20 years ago, I lost out on a prime piece of property because my dad kept quibbling about the lack of an extra full bathroom (when we could have added one after purchase). That house and large yard is now out of my range, having quadrupled in value since then.
True. OTOH, I live in a 4BR home of almost 3000 sq.ft. with our laundry room being bigger than many bedrooms shown on this channel. Cost us about 1/10th of this apartment, and our annual property tax is what the owners of this place will pay in a month. The "downside" being that I have to drive everywhere as there's no real public transit, and I can't walk to a nice theater or museum - I have to drive a bit more than an hour for that, although most all other amenities are within 45 minutes travel.
I don't mind, however, as the same applied when I lived in the urban sprawl that is the San Francisco Bay Area where I was raised, and I've driven everywhere most of my life. The only difference now is that the miles between home and my destination are filled with wilderness instead of undifferentiated suburbia.
You'd think for that price that there would be a washer dryer combo in the apartment.
Need’s a complete gut job . It was like a Trip back to the 70’s. All those golden fixtures and striped wallpaper and track lights .
That view reminded me of the opening intro in Green Acres. Yes, I am old.
Ha! I was just humming that as I was reading through the comments! "I just adore a penthouse view. Darling, I love you but give me Fifth Avenue!"
2 million, its a beautiful place and pretty big. I see homes at that price range where I live and you get so much more, but hey its not NYC, so can't compare really. Stay healthy, happy and safe always. Blessed be
My friend use to work at 64th and park. This is a beautiful apartment and view. Thank you for sharing . We love your sense of humor 😎
Hoping you have a nice weekend. Showed us a lot of good stuff this week, thanks busy man.
@ͲᎬᏞᎬᏀᎡᎪᎷ ᎷᎬ CASHJORDAN Hi fake Cash Jordan. Keep leaving these & I'll just keep reporting you.
What a beautiful place! And so spacious! The price is pretty decent especially for such a large place, New York City standards at least. It's absolutely gorgeous gorgeous come a Cash, thank you for showing it to us. I look forward to every video you post.. By the way, these people have what seems to be a beautiful art collection on the walls!
@@user-ph1hq4bw8e you are most welcome! Let me tell you, you have gotten me through a serious illness for the last 2 months, because I've enjoyed your videos so much. Don't know what I would have done without them! And I'll keep watching, numerous times of week. Best thing on the internet!
Hello. Wow this is a very pretty apartment. Now if there was another walk in closet it would of been perfect.
I love it. And 2mil seems more than reasonable for the size and location. I think a lot of the updating wouldn't be needed too much if you just painted the walls, cabinets, etc and updated the fixtures and decor. Then change bigger things out as needed. But overall it seems like a great deal
Mr. Jordan that apartment is nice and whoever is the lucky person to move in there will not be disappointed.
Happy Friday, Cash!😎 Have a great weekend👍
Really beautiful place, but no laundry in apt? The lobby and exercise rooms are beautiful. Wonderful views! Very nice with good price point! 👍
Always interesting to see what different New York apartments look like. Great video!
You know, I really like this. Yes, a lot of the finishes (especially the bathrooms) are dated, but it has really great character. I love the long mirrored medicine cabinet in the bathroom. Those are the kind of cool features they don't make anymore. Also, the layout is spacious and a really good use of space. You can always update cabinets, counters, faucets or light fixtures, but you can't fix bad space. Great bones!
I can’t help it, I love that rose bathrobe, just gorgeous. The yellow one can go back to McDonalds and the master bathroom is crying out for a jetted tub. Definitely homey, and the living room/dining room make for some fun dinner parties. I wonder if the furniture is included at that price? (The paintings are not to my taste, though I love that little vase they showed at one point.). Also, a usable balcony! Even the Jeffersons didn’t have that!
The Kingsley is at 400 E. 70th St. slightly east of 1st Ave. Just a hop away from the East River and Roosevelt Island...for those who like to know exact locations.
Was just there last week, exact block and Avenue. The Little Beet 👍🏼, Patsy Pizza 👎🏼 but most amazing were the locals flocking in and out of Panda Express 😮.
First and Third avenue full of restaurants and great buildings. One of the best spots in Manhattan to live.
The bathroom cabinet under the sink is not locked. Most cabinets under sink the top is just decoration.
Think about it- if that were a functional drawer, how would the sink fit?
This apartment is amazing. Thanks for your videos. I enjoy watching and have a Blessed Day
WOW SUPER COOL!!!!!!!!!!!!!!👌 I was in Midtown Yeahhhhh, so cool ❣️
Fabulous place,, lots of windows. love it!
Cash I think a good thing to mention when you're touring apartments for sale as opposed to rentals would be the Strata/Body Corp fees.
They can be pretty hefty for larger apartments in nicer buildings like this. I remember here in Aus, my dad and I once looked at an apartmen similar in size/style to this in a premium postcode that my dad was contemplating buying to rennovate. It was $2 mill aud for the apartment but we nearly died when we found out the yearly strata fees were $25,000!
The monthly maintenance and real estate taxes combined are approximately $3,700 a month. What is strata/body corp.? Sounds weird.
@@thecatatemyhomework Not exactly the same, but more or less yeah, maintenance and insurance/building costs etc. So for my 1br apartment, I pay roughly $4k-4.5k a year in quarterly payments for my strata fee.
This goes toward building management, insurance, cleaning, concierge team, maintenance for multiple lifts, pool, gym, tennis court, common area electricity etc.
You obviously pay more relative to the size of your apartment and the size of the building.
We also don't pay land tax here on our primary residence, only an annual municipal fee (rates) for local council services, works out to like another $1200 a year for me.
American Fees sound nuts! $65k aud annualy on top of a $2million purchase price, that's a big oof.
@Heartsongsutube wow. You pay 2mil just to have the privilege of... well... paying more rent. Basically. Wow man, I think I keep my house in Switzerland. Absolute bargain comparatively.
that transition from the bike then screen flip👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾
I actually wouldn’t change a thing in this apartment. It’s perfect as it is. I hate super modern homes and really hate high ceilings, so this apartment would be a dream. I love that the ceilings are low, and the whole feel of the place feels very cosy and welcoming.
Beautiful ! From the lobby to the old school luxury unit all I could think was Champlain tower Miami ....
This tower wasn’t built on sand though , I’m sure it will stand forever!
Over 1000 restaurants have closed in Manhattan since 2020 but you wouldn't know it to see so many still up. One nice condo.
This is what those upscale apartment people should be buying instead of renting. You're living in the meca with that view! Great video as always!
Love it! Now this is living but I couldn't live that high up. Love the kitchen and those doors to close off the hallway. Kitchen was great. Had a little to much furniture in living room for me though. And the windows were awesome with so much light. Great job Cash🥰🤗
@ͲᎬᏞᎬᏀᎡᎪᎷ ᎷᎬ CASHJORDAN love the apartments and different ways renters and buyers can live in the City. Your humor and background knowledge helps sell these locations. And thank you for sharing ur beautiful family and ur travels with ur fans. If I were moving to the city I'd use u in an heartbreak. Be well my quirky friend Warmly Cookie Kirkland ♥️
I suppose it's helpful to see high-priced apartments in video because we'll never live in one. It's very nice, but for two million bucks I ain't sharin' laundry machines with anyone! It boggles my mind that for the price they don't include such a basic item, but perhaps they assume that the owner's staff takes care of things like laundry. They'd better at least have a sink sprayer!
When I moved to NYC from New Hampshire in 2001, I laughed when I saw dish detergent, soap, and toothpaste advertised and splayed in pharmacy windows! Now I’m like ooooooo, look at these sales 😮!!!! 🤣
don't see how that is any different than walking into another chain pharmacy like CVS, Walgreens, RiteAid, Duane Read & the rest of them!
@@maddscientist3170 Because where I lived, stores only put really nice things in window displays and CVS, KMART, etc didn’t have window displays at all. I don’t recall there being sales on those items either? We would go to the one pharmacy in town and there wasn’t much thought on how much your soap cost? Window displays in stores were for new exciting things like leather jackets, jewelry, etc
For the apt, view & neighborhood it’s definitely worth the $!!!
This apartment building reminds me of the building they show at the beginning of The Jeffersons! Love the apartment, wish I had what it's worth in the bank. Still, nice departure from the norm! Have a great Labor Day weekend Cash & Fam.
I'm sure you could reno to put a stacked W/D in the kitchen. Great floor, views, bones. King-me at the Kingsley !
Magnificent unit!!
Beautiful condo. I'd pay $1.5 - $1.9 million for it if I was going to live in NYC.
It's all about location and the view in NYC!
That kicthen is set up perfectly for anyone with little ones at home
Gorgeous! Love the view!
The price is reasonable and the condo is very nice with fantastic views , but no in- unit laundry ? The neighborhood and building is great but no in- unit laundry ? What were the builders even in the 70s (?) thinking ?
So sad about the people having to move at their age. I hope they will be alright.
Keep up the good work , Cash !
----- Sharon in South Florida , and well acquainted with condos and their layouts for almost 70 years.
Nice!..Now that's some good New York living. 2 million is a nice price!.. love the counter space in the kitchen. I could do some serious cooking in there..😉👍🏿
This apartment is absolutely stunning. I love it. A quintessential New York apartment. And for that price, it's probably in a bidding war right now. It will probably sell before Cash uploads this video.
One of the best apartments i seen in the history of this channel, just my exact type of apartment
City Slickers More power to you. I will take quiet nature and TONS AND TONS of space over this. Thank you for sharing.
A few things:
1) Does the Q line make you want to quit your job?
2) The guy on the skateboard passed you Cash!
Yes, if I had the money, I would buy that place for sure. Very nice views and layout. The balcony is really nice.
This is a fantastic deal. The size and area can't be beat.
Nice View.
Worth every dollar… beautiful neighborhood great price… awesome space best place yet!!!!
This is Really Gonna B so Good CJ🔥🔥🔥👍….
very comfortable! clean windows! nice size rooms [for a change]. not that one can "buy" happiness,but...sshhh....yes you can.
Wow I just seen my future home!! What a beautiful place❤️❤️ great video!!
When I was 18,19 20 years old, I worked in center city Philadelphia for FMC Corp. Because our main office was in the Empire State Bldg., we got free passes to go to the top anytime we were in NY. Soooooo several of my friends and I got together about 1 weekend a month and got the train to NY and shared a hotel room, which at that time was just around the corner from Mamma Leonie's restaurant, so we would go there for dinner one of our two nights there. I say all this because way back then, we were never privy to going around to other parts of the city because we did not realize how large NY City was and if we had ventured out, we would probably still be there trying to figure out how to get home. I am so enjoying your videos and getting to see all the places I did not get to see way back then. Oh yes, we did take a trip to Greenwich Village one day and that was a little scary for us, but one of the girls met a guy who was very nice ????? who invited us to his apartment there and he lived in one of those very little things you are showing and there were so many people in there that you would need a can opener to get them all out. Enough of that. I need to tell you that I am loving your videos and seeing these different places and wondering what they would have cost back in the 60-70's.
7:44 What’s also full-size is the bottle of Kettle One on the counter.
Built in 1984... So, it’s 38 years old... $1,900,000.00 a great price for a 2 Bed, 2&1/2 Baths in that location. $2,006.00 a month in taxes. Wait for it... Your monthly “Common” Charges are $1,695.00! Both bedrooms have en-suites, that’s wonderful. Plus the separate “Powder Room” (Half Bath) for your guests!
the common fees aren't that bad considering. Still it's been on the market for a few months because it screams 1985. It's a million dollars reno job to bring it into the 21st century.
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Beautiful!! Love the gym! And the views!!!
not a big city guy but this is one of the few I'd consider ... that kind of money in most metro areas gets you a comparable sized house and no views...not bad
The apartment has a nice 70's feel🤮. But more to the point, people need to be outraged by these prices. Paying that type of money is unacceptable, and saying it's New York doesn't make it right. One of these days people will start protesting all of this nonsense for what is in essence a basic human right; for a person to be able to live in a functioning safe place.
From what I understand.....there is foreign money buying up the million dollar plus apartments and sitting on it...perhaps money laundering or a tax right off......I am a New Yorker I actually DID see a very nice apartment in the upper east side..with a friend...it has 2 bedrooms..on bath half the size of this apartment..it was going for 900,000..... I could see it going for 400,00 or 500,000....not 900,000....but it is New York and there is that foreign money competition.
Supply and demand. NYC is very dense and as such space is at a premium. Combine that with the fact that there is much more money circulating in dense urban areas than there would be out in the country and you get people with 6 figure salaries willing to pay 70% of it on rent.
A basic human RIGHT? A nice place to live is subjective. Who decides what is safe? You?
It has a great view, but basically it's a two-bedroom apartment. the bedrooms are an okay size, not great. The kitchen is tiny, as is the dining room (which they renamed the "alcove"). Only the living room is large enough to be considered luxurious. This is basically an ordinary apartment with two great advantages: location and views. But $2 million!?
Prices are outrageous in every state!
Simply gorgeous.
400 East 70th Street Apartment 2405
1.284 square feet 2-bedroom 2.5 bath
$1,695 monthly fees
It's a full-service building with a full-time doorman (not a video kiosk)
I like the views and the three sides exposure, the balcony is nice too
It has been listed for close to four months, something is keeping it unsold.
It's a really nice apartment, love the balcony, but I really feel a place that size should have in unit laundry.
Now ,this is a beautiful large apartment 👍🏻❤️
Wow that apartment reminds me of our apartment back then when I was growing up we lived on the 25th floor but back then it's was a section 8 building up on 96 st on the westside it's was 733 Amsterdam Ave and now it's a high rise building expensive now
Your background music is awesome every single video! ❤️
This place is great. For the city, the size and the building amenities the price is right. The only changes that are needed are updates to the bathrooms. Otherwise its move in ready
That apartment is a great size and a good location. A big HOWEVER, is the whole apartment needs a full renovation and modernised.