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Best of both worlds: Rent a loft in the first, less expensive, building, and make a friend in the more modern building so you can access the amenities. 😁
My daughter lives in a renovated factory in Indianapolis, a 20 minute walk from downtown. She pays 1350 for a huge one bedroom with a full kitchen with bar sitting and has a huge walk-in closet. Her favorite feature, the underground secure parking that she only pays $100 a month for. I'd rather live in renovated buildings like this full of light, than a closet just to be closer.
Yeah in Indianapolis, say less lmao!! I fell asleep midway through your 2nd sentence thinking how bored she is. And I love Indy - that's my Momma's hometown, but she is overpaying by Indy Standards. She could live over by the fairgrounds in a bigger place for about 300-500 less. And still be 20 minutes from NOTHING aka downtown Indianapolis lol. Comparing Indy prices to NYC or any town folks actually go to for fun is some "Im from a small ass town in middle America" nonsense talk. Two different animals
@@JimBrownskiagreed not apples to apples but don’t have to be so harsh. I live in Birmingham, AL and pay $1309 for one bedroom with 920sq feet sitting over a small lake that I can see from my bedroom/bed and living area through floor to ceiling windows. Birmingham is a lot smaller than both and rent is just crazy everywhere these days. We have a putting green, benches/mini lake, multiple grilling sections, a pool and hot tub that sits over the lake, decent gym equipment, paddle boats for the lake, tennis courts, and walking trail around lake and in back of property. I’ve been here 5 years… when I first moved in I got a deal and was paying $750. I make 6 figures which is a lot for a single female in Alabama and I could buy a house but I travel too much for work and pleasure to want to keep up with a house and yard and it’s worth it to me to be able to call my maintenance guys just when my ice maker breaks or I want my air filter changed 💁🏼♀️
@@GalaxyFluke it is worth it to buy… IF you plan on living in that dry town ( be honest - Indianapolis is Manhattan compared to B’ham !) for a long time. You just pojnted out how your rent has doubled in 5 years and you are getting no equity. You have now excuse not to own making six figures in a boring Market where you can still buy a house or condo for under 300k. 1309 would only get you one bedroom in the projects of the Suburbs in DC- but luckily I bought in 2016 and refied when the rates were low in 21! You get no equity renting- buy somewhere dear- stop making your landlord rich. Hell you could have bought a downtown condo for less than 200k 5 years ago there!
@@willkirk9555 New York isn’t on my best places to live lol. It’s not on anyone’s list except for struggling actors/comics and bankers. So anywhere besides NYC is better than NYC lol. Boston, DC, Tampa, Austin Tx , Nashville , Chicago, Denver, San Diego , Houston, Charlotte NC, Raleigh and Durham NC, Asheville NC, Madison Wis, Kansas City. Oh and Portland Oregon. Miami, LA, DC,( my hometown), Seattle, Boston, and the San Francisco Bay Area are all super expensive but nice. But for best value ? Philadelphia easy! Only 2hrs by train from NYC or DC. Great food, very good public transportation by American standards, and waaaaaaay cheaper rent and homes than their nearby neighbors. I also really really love Chicago, it’s all the fun of NYC, just colder. Plus you can go from downtown to the beach in less than 10 minutes in the summer lol. State wise? North Carolina wins in a rout. Still affordable for now too! I mentioned my 3 faves there and each is awesome.
Best lofts I have seen ever. Units 2 & 4 are the winners for me because I would be able to stand up in the lofted spaces. Not too concerned about not having a dishwasher as I wash my dishes by hand as a single guy. And I don’t generate much in the way of dirty dishes either. Don’t need the amenities of the second building, the first building has just the right amount for me. Yeah, all around great units today.
These were all great. I'm most impressed by the sturdiness of the stairs to the lofts & the fact you could actually stand up in them. They often seem like a dangerous addition that an amateur constructed. Nice finds!
Agreed. In the old factory lofts the staircases should have been made with wrougth iron stokes as well as the 4th one should have had metal pillars under the area of the loft--it looks like the wooden ones could crumble at almost anytime! 😨😨😧
I actually liked them all. The 1st building had more character but the 2nd more amenities. The 2nd with the walk-in vault was definitely quirky. 1-4 were pretty basic but still nice. & so much room in each!!! Just not sure about the gas heat units. Probably put a carbon monoxide detector in each room for that reason
WOW! Crazy great places! I can't pick which one's my fave..love them all. But the last 2 had the most space and the kitchens were functional and pretty. 😊 Thanks guys for the great video once again ❤
I vote for Apartment #2-no, wait, #4-or both? Those windows, the exposed brick, weird quirky doors. Modern loft is very pretty and polished, but can’t win against quirk.
Cash, You have such an excellent eye for detail. Every shot is precise- your edits are tight and well balanced. Your energy is so enjoyable and your humor is always on point. Keep going! ☮️👏👏👏👏👏👏
I mean cmon, lets be real, more like a snake oil salesman. His energy and humor is to keep you from actually realizing how bad these cell rooms really are. BTW I got some magic sand! Interested? you seem like a nice fellow, for you, half price!
@@CashJordan Yes, I was watching that segment, and thought, "Hey, I recognize that guy!" Congrats on the exposure; bet your subscribers increase a lot!
LOL! The Landlord didn't put too much money into these renovations! The first basement unit at $2850/month was only some gray and white paint, a bookcase from Ikea, a refurbished stove and fridge, and a few leftover cabinets from the other units! LOL! But ya know... I could work with it were it not for that loft space. If one cannot fully stand upright in a space then it's just aggravation, IMHO. However, it is a good space for the price. The second first floor unit at $3550/month was much better, and it's my favorite because those wood floors, exposed brick, and that safe, hooked me! (Loved the Mother-in-law jokes and it looked as if a twin bed would fit). The two bedroom (chop, chop, chop!) at $3550, month with the half window...no. That fourth unit at $3550/month is a much better option because of the diversity of space and what one could do with it. Also, I loved the isolated kitchen, those cabinets, and those wood floors! But, for $300/month more I would consider the last unit because of the amenities and balcony.
These are the best loft apartments I've ever seen. They're really nice so they meet most renters' criteria, but they're quirky enough to be interesting! And you can't beat those prices! The last one is very pretty, the building has great amenities, and the kitchen and bathroom are higher end. But I prefer the loft and industrial spaces. James is also pretty great!
Are u from the dark side of the moon or something? These places are horrible. I would rather pay twice as much as I do to live in my house on the river in a small town than to, BE PAID to live in these shitholes.
This another one of my favorite videos from, because love loft apartments, I like the last 3 of those apartments, lots of open spaces in different rooms, to put my music studio in or my home gym or home theater
The old factory building: the last apartment was better than the first; although all 4 are still considered dated IMHO; but LOVE the 5th apartment in the new building across the street (especially with all the amenities!).
"Was this an old warehouse or something?" "Ummm something along those lines" *discovers massive floor to ceiling safe* 🤑 Praying that sweet doggy made it home safely to its family 🙏🏼🥺💜
Oooh, you crushed it today! I think 3 and 4 were favourites though. That great long side wall I can picture with loads of books on it. Saying that, I loved 5's amenities. Great show today, Cash. Thanks.
Not bad, but I liked the last one best. You get more bang for your buck. I wonder what the neighbourhood is actually like? I'm guessing it's not _the_ safest one...
#1 has tons of space, but I'd hit my head in the loft. #2 is bigger and more finished, and except for the pipe the headroom in the loft is quite adequate, which explains the higher price. #3 could be shared, making the per-person price affordable for many. #4 has the pipe-headroom problem, but it has tons of storage and a bigger, separate kitchen. #5 is the most expensive and has nice finishes, and it's in a building with many amenities, so for a two-bedroom (plus loft) you get the most for your money.
I left NJ and live in NC we pay 1080 for a 3br 1.5 bath, in texas we had a 3br 2bath for 1750 in a full house with a backyard. I can never move back home, the prices there are insane. Move down south.
i like the 3rd apartment the best. i LOVE warehouse looking apartments and they have 0 where i live. the high ceilings and exposed pipes and brick .. so industrial and sooo cool to me!
2nd Loft is very nice, spacious (1st isn't bad). Apt. 3 has a great kitchen area and bathroom. Apt 5 sold it with the multiple bookshelves; kitchen could be bigger for that price. The apt in the other building overall with the rooftop views is very nice for that price, especially with the sauna, pool and closet space.
the first place can sectional it off for another room. under the upstairs place. so could make it 2 beds for 1,500 each. the second place can be sectional off for another room and split the rent. or makes great area for photography studio for portraits shoot or other photography studio. the 4 place can turn into photography studio and still have bed room and other stuff you need. the upper bedroom can be use as editing place and storage area to keep gear locked up if get broken into. first place with 4 bedrooms has tons of options for use. the fifth place upstairs area would be used to hold and lockup all my expensive camera gear if downstairs area has room photography studio but upstairs for editing stuff. out side area great for photographer areas for portraits area. also this best 5 aprt you shown in long time
I LOVE loft apartments so any of them would suit me. Each one was better than the previous one but I'm partial to #4 which felt like it had the most character. But where's the bathroom??? In general I think the quirkiness of the older converted building was nicer despite the amenities of the modern building.
I like them all but.... My two favorite are number 2 & 5. I like the brick in number two and number 5 is really nice really nice bathroom. Thank you for sharing😊.
To get access to authentic New York lofts with great amenities and at those prices , they will be gone within a few days. I would take #4 in a heartbeat, although #2 is pretty sweet as well. Real wood floors, diaphanous spaces, a useable kitchen and interesting features left in the place to give real character, all in an up and coming neighborhood, yeah, they will be gone fast.
Hi Cash and to your friend, wow this is a gorgeous and spacious NYC loft. I hope someone will rent this gorgeous loft. I would enjoy living in a simple loft apartment, if it is convenient to shops and a safe area in NYC. Stay well and safe 👍😀I like the second loft apartment 👍actually now I prefer apt no 3 I like the closet doors. 👍
That wasn't a "water heater" on the roof. 13:3813:49 That's where the old wooden water tank was. Without that water tank, do all those red fire sprinkler pipes in the building still work?
@@theoriginalbridgetconnors I doubt that. The NYC water system already has enough leaks. I don't think they are going to send treated drinking water into a private building's fire sprinkler system.
@@vincentgoupil180 I believe you are mistaken on the purpose of water tanks in buildings. Very tall buildings may need water tanks every few floors to maintain water pressure, but they are inside and you will never see them. Those wooden tanks, ubiquitous on roofs of older NYC buildings, are to supply the fire sprinklers.
I love that $3550 one's windows in the living area with the brick. I would put a couch and TV of course, but also a small table for a breakfast nook in the sun and of course a spot for a cat if they allow it.
Hey Jordan, my wife and I are wondering about moving to NY from San Francisco and maybe you have suggestions on where we should look to live? I'm a techie and she's a new graduate so very flexible budgets, ofc the cheaper options are better for now :)
With all the time I’ve watching this channel and the countless buildings, the amenity I would most love is a steam room. Though I’m pretty sure the other tenants wouldn’t enjoy seeing me sitting around in just a towel!
I like the third apartment. In the fourth apartment I would make the first part upstairs a working place. The second part a bedroom and the last part storage/closet.
CBS News Sunday Morning! Congratulations on your appearance yesterday, Cash! (5/22/23). As for that unit with the safe, first thing I would do is jam the latch. Don’t need any visitors going missing 😅
Geez, my house payment is like $500 with taxes & insurance and my house is 3000 sq feet!!! Plus I have a yard! I can’t imagine living in a 600 sq ft apt for $2k-3k per month! That’s so depressing!
Ah man.... What would be cool for the one where you need to get to door with ladder. Build a ladder against the wall which folds out. You could build it so you could hang blankets or comforters on them when not using. So many ideas
Cash man, James Eden, dude's got a rare quality about him, they say some people wear their heart on their sleeve, Mr Eden appears to wear honesty on his. He, Mr Eden, is exactly the type of Realtor-Property Manager one would hope to come across when looking to buy, or rent a property. Greetings from New Zealand Mr Eden, we like what we see, there doesn't appear to be even a hint of 'Taurus Excretes' about you! If we ever come to NY, and are looking for a property, you'll be at the top of our list of people to make contact with!
Using sinks/faucets to judge the water pressure it not reliable. Sinks always have great water pressure because, tiny valves. What you wanna check: The water pressure in the shower.
dang # 1 was great and priced ok.. im surprised...2 was also great , 3 was real nice as well geez! i dont like the feel of 4, but it is huge so it would be acceptable..5 was nice and u get lots of cool stuff in the building , but id take any of the other 4 before it...
Hey everyone! If you live in New York and want me to tour your apartment & tell your story, send me a message on instagram - instagram.com/iamcashjordan
Best of both worlds: Rent a loft in the first, less expensive, building, and make a friend in the more modern building so you can access the amenities. 😁
My daughter lives in a renovated factory in Indianapolis, a 20 minute walk from downtown. She pays 1350 for a huge one bedroom with a full kitchen with bar sitting and has a huge walk-in closet. Her favorite feature, the underground secure parking that she only pays $100 a month for. I'd rather live in renovated buildings like this full of light, than a closet just to be closer.
Yeah in Indianapolis, say less lmao!! I fell asleep midway through your 2nd sentence thinking how bored she is. And I love Indy - that's my Momma's hometown, but she is overpaying by Indy Standards. She could live over by the fairgrounds in a bigger place for about 300-500 less. And still be 20 minutes from NOTHING aka downtown Indianapolis lol. Comparing Indy prices to NYC or any town folks actually go to for fun is some "Im from a small ass town in middle America" nonsense talk. Two different animals
@@JimBrownskiagreed not apples to apples but don’t have to be so harsh. I live in Birmingham, AL and pay $1309 for one bedroom with 920sq feet sitting over a small lake that I can see from my bedroom/bed and living area through floor to ceiling windows. Birmingham is a lot smaller than both and rent is just crazy everywhere these days. We have a putting green, benches/mini lake, multiple grilling sections, a pool and hot tub that sits over the lake, decent gym equipment, paddle boats for the lake, tennis courts, and walking trail around lake and in back of property.
I’ve been here 5 years… when I first moved in I got a deal and was paying $750.
I make 6 figures which is a lot for a single female in Alabama and I could buy a house but I travel too much for work and pleasure to want to keep up with a house and yard and it’s worth it to me to be able to call my maintenance guys just when my ice maker breaks or I want my air filter changed 💁🏼♀️
@@JimBrownskiwhat cities would you say are is the best places to live in America outside of New York?
@@GalaxyFluke it is worth it to buy… IF you plan on living in that dry town ( be honest - Indianapolis is Manhattan compared to B’ham !) for a long time. You just pojnted out how your rent has doubled in 5 years and you are getting no equity. You have now excuse not to own making six figures in a boring Market where you can still buy a house or condo for under 300k. 1309 would only get you one bedroom in the projects of the Suburbs in DC- but luckily I bought in 2016 and refied when the rates were low in 21! You get no equity renting- buy somewhere dear- stop making your landlord rich. Hell you could have bought a downtown condo for less than 200k 5 years ago there!
@@willkirk9555 New York isn’t on my best places to live lol. It’s not on anyone’s list except for struggling actors/comics and bankers. So anywhere besides NYC is better than NYC lol. Boston, DC, Tampa, Austin Tx , Nashville , Chicago, Denver, San Diego , Houston, Charlotte NC, Raleigh and Durham NC, Asheville NC, Madison Wis, Kansas City. Oh and Portland Oregon.
Miami, LA, DC,( my hometown), Seattle, Boston, and the San Francisco Bay Area are all super expensive but nice. But for best value ? Philadelphia easy! Only 2hrs by train from NYC or DC. Great food, very good public transportation by American standards, and waaaaaaay cheaper rent and homes than their nearby neighbors. I also really really love Chicago, it’s all the fun of NYC, just colder. Plus you can go from downtown to the beach in less than 10 minutes in the summer lol. State wise? North Carolina wins in a rout. Still affordable for now too! I mentioned my 3 faves there and each is awesome.
Best lofts I have seen ever. Units 2 & 4 are the winners for me because I would be able to stand up in the lofted spaces. Not too concerned about not having a dishwasher as I wash my dishes by hand as a single guy. And I don’t generate much in the way of dirty dishes either. Don’t need the amenities of the second building, the first building has just the right amount for me. Yeah, all around great units today.
I love #2! The vault is such a cool feature and being able to fully stand up in the loft area makes a huge difference in its functionality.
Just don't get locked in the vault!
Agree! The best of them all.
What the worst part if you do get lock yourself in the vault with no phone signal and no one looking for you that would bad
Yeah I love apartment 2 with the safe? Love the old New York apartments! As a Brit it was a dream when I was younger!
Yeah I’d love that safe! Shame you couldn’t get out though!
These were all great. I'm most impressed by the sturdiness of the stairs to the lofts & the fact you could actually stand up in them. They often seem like a dangerous addition that an amateur constructed. Nice finds!
Agreed. In the old factory lofts the staircases should have been made with wrougth iron stokes as well as the 4th one should have had metal pillars under the area of the loft--it looks like the wooden ones could crumble at almost anytime! 😨😨😧
I actually liked them all. The 1st building had more character but the 2nd more amenities. The 2nd with the walk-in vault was definitely quirky. 1-4 were pretty basic but still nice. & so much room in each!!! Just not sure about the gas heat units. Probably put a carbon monoxide detector in each room for that reason
WOW! Crazy great places! I can't pick which one's my fave..love them all. But the last 2 had the most space and the kitchens were functional and pretty. 😊 Thanks guys for the great video once again ❤
I vote for Apartment #2-no, wait, #4-or both? Those windows, the exposed brick, weird quirky doors. Modern loft is very pretty and polished, but can’t win against quirk.
But the neighborhood sucks😂😂😂
Cash, You have such an excellent eye for detail. Every shot is precise- your edits are tight and well balanced. Your energy is so enjoyable and your humor is always on point.
Keep going!
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I mean cmon, lets be real, more like a snake oil salesman. His energy and humor is to keep you from actually realizing how bad these cell rooms really are. BTW I got some magic sand! Interested? you seem like a nice fellow, for you, half price!
Saw you on CBS Sunday Morning, congrats! You made it to the big leagues!
Was it the show Sunday Morning, or just on last Sunday morning? If just on last Sunday morning what show was it on.
@@judylapointe3507 the show CBS Sunday Morning
@@judylapointe3507 since "Sunday Morning" is capitalized, one would assume it's the show.
Thanks!
@@CashJordan Yes, I was watching that segment, and thought, "Hey, I recognize that guy!" Congrats on the exposure; bet your subscribers increase a lot!
LOL! The Landlord didn't put too much money into these renovations! The first basement unit at $2850/month was only some gray and white paint, a bookcase from Ikea, a refurbished stove and fridge, and a few leftover cabinets from the other units! LOL! But ya know... I could work with it were it not for that loft space. If one cannot fully stand upright in a space then it's just aggravation, IMHO. However, it is a good space for the price. The second first floor unit at $3550/month was much better, and it's my favorite because those wood floors, exposed brick, and that safe, hooked me! (Loved the Mother-in-law jokes and it looked as if a twin bed would fit). The two bedroom (chop, chop, chop!) at $3550, month with the half window...no. That fourth unit at $3550/month is a much better option because of the diversity of space and what one could do with it. Also, I loved the isolated kitchen, those cabinets, and those wood floors! But, for $300/month more I would consider the last unit because of the amenities and balcony.
These are the best loft apartments I've ever seen. They're really nice so they meet most renters' criteria, but they're quirky enough to be interesting! And you can't beat those prices! The last one is very pretty, the building has great amenities, and the kitchen and bathroom are higher end. But I prefer the loft and industrial spaces. James is also pretty great!
Are u from the dark side of the moon or something? These places are horrible. I would rather pay twice as much as I do to live in my house on the river in a small town than to, BE PAID to live in these shitholes.
This another one of my favorite videos from, because love loft apartments, I like the last 3 of those apartments, lots of open spaces in different rooms, to put my music studio in or my home gym or home theater
Cash out here changing the world with the informative videos of swag!!
These places are SO COOL and GREAT PRICE😮 Really fun video❤
The old factory building: the last apartment was better than the first; although all 4 are still considered dated IMHO; but LOVE the 5th apartment in the new building across the street (especially with all the amenities!).
Finally! Flats I would want and could afford if I wanted to live in New York! These wont stay on the market for long.🇬🇧👍
"Was this an old warehouse or something?"
"Ummm something along those lines"
*discovers massive floor to ceiling safe* 🤑
Praying that sweet doggy made it home safely to its family 🙏🏼🥺💜
Oooh, you crushed it today! I think 3 and 4 were favourites though. That great long side wall I can picture with loads of books on it. Saying that, I loved 5's amenities. Great show today, Cash. Thanks.
Thank you for sharing.😊 Yes, I like the 4th abd 5th apartments. The kitchen look in both are the selling features.😊😊
I love these videos and always look forward to seeing the latest sites and sounds of NY streetscape and living. Keep up the good work.
Love this is different and not boring ,when you give us variety then you never know what you are showing ,then you have to watch
Not bad, but I liked the last one best. You get more bang for your buck. I wonder what the neighbourhood is actually like? I'm guessing it's not _the_ safest one...
Exactly. That's why the apartments are so cheap.
That kitchen 13:04 was nice!! Very functional!
$2850 the first one 😂 that’s excessive for that apartment 😮 , “does it have amenities?” Yes with have doors and floors 😂
#1 has tons of space, but I'd hit my head in the loft. #2 is bigger and more finished, and except for the pipe the headroom in the loft is quite adequate, which explains the higher price. #3 could be shared, making the per-person price affordable for many. #4 has the pipe-headroom problem, but it has tons of storage and a bigger, separate kitchen. #5 is the most expensive and has nice finishes, and it's in a building with many amenities, so for a two-bedroom (plus loft) you get the most for your money.
Love these loft apartments. The ceiling height is special. I think the heating is included but may be very expensive to cool in the summer.
I left NJ and live in NC we pay 1080 for a 3br 1.5 bath, in texas we had a 3br 2bath for 1750 in a full house with a backyard. I can never move back home, the prices there are insane. Move down south.
That niegborhood has so much character…. Reminds me of Portland Oregon before the pyros, junkies and homeless destroyed the city.
Bro the 2nd spot my FAV! OMG that is the Bachelor Dream!!! Inspired!!! Thank You
Thankyou for showing me all the cool neighborhoods in N Y.I went to college in Bostonand lived ther for 13 years. I loved Boston in the 70”s
i like the 3rd apartment the best. i LOVE warehouse looking apartments and they have 0 where i live. the high ceilings and exposed pipes and brick .. so industrial and sooo cool to me!
Finally! Room for my pool table!
Second building has great amenities, but the first building has great charm. I'd definitely live in the first building.
Oh wow, these are all great. The second building maybe has less character but I appreciate how light and airy the apartments are.
The second one with the natural brick wall I love it
Theses lofts have amazing windows! Unit #2 is probably my favourite. Can definitely see myself living in these lofts. James is a cutie.
I love the lofts' style. Especially that 2 bedroom. 😍
My favorite was the last one. The bedrooms were livable, and the amenities were worth the extra $250/person.
Wow love these loft apartments, if I lived in New York would get these for me and my two adult children perfect space for us
2nd Loft is very nice, spacious (1st isn't bad). Apt. 3 has a great kitchen area and bathroom. Apt 5 sold it with the multiple bookshelves; kitchen could be bigger for that price. The apt in the other building overall with the rooftop views is very nice for that price, especially with the sauna, pool and closet space.
the first place can sectional it off for another room. under the upstairs place. so could make it 2 beds for 1,500 each. the second place can be sectional off for another room and split the rent. or makes great area for photography studio for portraits shoot or other photography studio. the 4 place can turn into photography studio and still have bed room and other stuff you need. the upper bedroom can be use as editing place and storage area to keep gear locked up if get broken into. first place with 4 bedrooms has tons of options for use. the fifth place upstairs area would be used to hold and lockup all my expensive camera gear if downstairs area has room photography studio but upstairs for editing stuff. out side area great for photographer areas for portraits area. also this best 5 aprt you shown in long time
Love The Second Loft Man !!
That first building had an inflatable pool on the roof. All fantastic. Curtains just get clips and material. Love the safe/safe room.
I loved all of these loft apts. Especially #3. Something about these industrial lofts is very appealing to me. Take care Cash❤
I like 2 and 4 my favorite is 4 find a place to put a washer, and drier somewhere....
Cash, I love the fact that someone as young as you are could give a Rube Goldberg reference (the brick in the factory door as an opener)!
The lofts were amazing
The newer building with air conditioning over the older building. The last apartment shown works best for me.
I like rustic. After all I do live in an old stables. This is my jam rather than apartment 5. Thank you. May you all please take care and stay safe.
LOVE INDUSTRIAL. LIKE ALL OF THEM. COULD MAKE THE SPACE SO ELEGANT AND LUX.
Happy Monday all
Absolutely great lofts..you got a lot of options on this one..thanks Cash..enjoyed this video 💯🤙🏾👍🏾
These lofts are all fantastic and quite affordable. It’s difficult to pick a favorite. There’s so much light and space.
A functional vault?!? I'm sold. Though it may imspire guests to want to know whats in it 😅
I LOVE loft apartments so any of them would suit me. Each one was better than the previous one but I'm partial to #4 which felt like it had the most character. But where's the bathroom??? In general I think the quirkiness of the older converted building was nicer despite the amenities of the modern building.
I like them all but.... My two favorite are number 2 & 5. I like the brick in number two and number 5 is really nice really nice bathroom. Thank you for sharing😊.
Yup the last one is it!!
To get access to authentic New York lofts with great amenities and at those prices , they will be gone within a few days. I would take #4 in a heartbeat, although #2 is pretty sweet as well. Real wood floors, diaphanous spaces, a useable kitchen and interesting features left in the place to give real character, all in an up and coming neighborhood, yeah, they will be gone fast.
2nd and 4th apartment: I am digging a lot. If I lived in NYC this would be it. Love the style.
I lived in the first unit for $1010/month in 2010. Did not have the loft currently built but I different one towards the back.
They’re all fantastic but I’m loving the second one so far.
#5 all the amenities and the balcony. Oh my goodness dont forget the jacuzzi tub❤
I love the last one!! Congratulations Cash on reaching 500k subs 🎉😊
This is Gonna b Really Cool CJ🔥🔥🔥👍n Happy Monday😀….
Hi Cash and to your friend, wow this is a gorgeous and spacious NYC loft. I hope someone will rent this gorgeous loft. I would enjoy living in a simple loft apartment, if it is convenient to shops and a safe area in NYC. Stay well and safe 👍😀I like the second loft apartment 👍actually now I prefer apt no 3 I like the closet doors. 👍
That wasn't a "water heater" on the roof. 13:38 13:49 That's where the old wooden water tank was. Without that water tank, do all those red fire sprinkler pipes in the building still work?
Perhaps those pipes get their water from, oh I don't know, the City?
@@vincentgoupil180 Thanks for mansplaining that.
@@vincentgoupil180 I find it amusing that you think I was complementing you.
@@theoriginalbridgetconnors I doubt that. The NYC water system already has enough leaks. I don't think they are going to send treated drinking water into a private building's fire sprinkler system.
@@vincentgoupil180 I believe you are mistaken on the purpose of water tanks in buildings. Very tall buildings may need water tanks every few floors to maintain water pressure, but they are inside and you will never see them. Those wooden tanks, ubiquitous on roofs of older NYC buildings, are to supply the fire sprinklers.
The lofts were all great. But I can’t have those steep stairs. I’m surprised that they were vacant. Yjey were great.😊
Please tell us what kind of jobs people in NY have who rent theses places.
Lots of finance, business owners, posh babies legal dealers, real estate, famous folks, I make my money as a middle man
Wow, that’s the first time I’ve seen an apartment with a lock in closet!
Congratulations cash I saw you on cbs this morning talking about the real estate market 👏🏾🥳😃
I love that $3550 one's windows in the living area with the brick. I would put a couch and TV of course, but also a small table for a breakfast nook in the sun and of course a spot for a cat if they allow it.
Those lofts are dope.
Why is nobody renting those?! They are spacious and cheap. -Wow. Can't really beat a character filled loft.
They are NOT cheap lol and REAL New Yorkers know that lmaooo
Hey Jordan, my wife and I are wondering about moving to NY from San Francisco and maybe you have suggestions on where we should look to live? I'm a techie and she's a new graduate so very flexible budgets, ofc the cheaper options are better for now :)
The 3rd apartment is my favorite so far!!
I want to see another Brooklyn townhouse for sale.
To add Depth and Dimension .. I would add some color to the Walls if Your Not Big on Picture Hanging .. Color Adds Life !!
The one bedroom is amazing you're gonna be able to work from home and have space for fun friends etc
With all the time I’ve watching this channel and the countless buildings, the amenity I would most love is a steam room.
Though I’m pretty sure the other tenants wouldn’t enjoy seeing me sitting around in just a towel!
This place is very worth it. Really hugh😊
Absolutely Love Awll 3 Of These !!!! ...
Smh .. My Anxiety Is So Peaked Now to Go Home ...
Love You Cash Jordon !!
I like the third apartment. In the fourth apartment I would make the first part upstairs a working place. The second part a bedroom and the last part storage/closet.
I like them all but my favorite one was #3. Great price on all of them
2,4,5 are the best. I love the idea of a lofted area
CBS News Sunday Morning! Congratulations on your appearance yesterday, Cash! (5/22/23). As for that unit with the safe, first thing I would do is jam the latch. Don’t need any visitors going missing 😅
Geez, my house payment is like $500 with taxes & insurance and my house is 3000 sq feet!!! Plus I have a yard! I can’t imagine living in a 600 sq ft apt for $2k-3k per month! That’s so depressing!
Dang! Cash Jordan! Bro You be crushing it! More Power to you!
Why rent an apt where a normal person cannot even stand up or u need a ladder to access part of the space?
It’s an apartment attic lol I wouldn’t be mad
Ah man....
What would be cool for the one where you need to get to door with ladder.
Build a ladder against the wall which folds out. You could build it so you could hang blankets or comforters on them when not using.
So many ideas
Cash man, James Eden, dude's got a rare quality about him, they say some people wear their heart on their sleeve, Mr Eden appears to wear honesty on his. He, Mr Eden, is exactly the type of Realtor-Property Manager one would hope to come across when looking to buy, or rent a property. Greetings from New Zealand Mr Eden, we like what we see, there doesn't appear to be even a hint of 'Taurus Excretes' about you! If we ever come to NY, and are looking for a property, you'll be at the top of our list of people to make contact with!
I Really Really Love Loft / Warehouse Apts ... Definitely My Choice when I Move ... God Willing !
The amenities of building 2are great, but building one- every one of those apartments was fabulous!
Using sinks/faucets to judge the water pressure it not reliable. Sinks always have great water pressure because, tiny valves. What you wanna check: The water pressure in the shower.
Last apartment is by far the best one for the price!
Yes that is extremely true any pool is hard to maintain.
dang # 1 was great and priced ok.. im surprised...2 was also great , 3 was real nice as well geez! i dont like the feel of 4, but it is huge so it would be acceptable..5 was nice and u get lots of cool stuff in the building , but id take any of the other 4 before it...
Wow what a steal. Great light, great space, great kitchen great price
Awesome job cash see you tomorrow morning.