NYC Apartment Tours: Murray Hill Edition!
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- Опубліковано 28 вер 2024
- Step into the lap of luxury as we tour three exquisite buildings in the heart of New York City, showcasing three stunning units within each. From sleek modern designs to classic elegance, these residences redefine upscale living. Whether you're seeking urban sophistication or serene retreats, there's a dream home waiting for you in these luxurious towers. Don't miss out on experiencing the pinnacle of city living!
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Luxury price maybe , but NOT luxury living….
facts!
Truth!
Just tell us that the rent more than you can afford. It’s ok!
Yup live in Portugal for 1/10th the price retire by 45 enjoy th eprim eof life rather than slaving until 67 or older in US inflation hell
@@the_real_life_bondgirlbut it’s still Brazil.
What you have to put up with (and live without) to live in NY is insane, and I live in CA. I get it, it's New York. But I live in Sonoma/Napa Wine Country north of San Francisco, a place many aspire to live in. I get a 1500 sq ft duplex, 2-bedrooms, 2-car garage, massive kitchen and storage plus HOA fees for $3K. Thanks for making me feel grateful. 🙂
0:24 unit 1
0:56 unit 2
1:55 unit 3
3:30 unit 4
4:26 unit 5
6:09 unit 6
8:36 unit 7
9:52 unit 8
12:01 unit 9
Thank you fir sharing you great reviews of some very nice apartments. I have to say any apartment with the washer and dryer in the unit wins my decisions first!! Then secondly for me tge kitchen has to somehow have some light shinning in that area point!! That is how I feel about paying the $6 or $7 grand there in NY. Furthermore, you are right about having a so called three bedroom! For me, that 3 bathroom becomes an office/study/ bedroom.😊
So, for me the selections would be Unit 3 with washer & dryer in unit!! So nice that was. Then Units 6 with balcony, Unit 8 great window fir the kitchen and Unit 9. Again, any two or three bedrooms with made the extra bedroom an office/study/ bedroom. So, on many larger apartments I see that I have to give up the washer & dryer in tge unit for another important reason to match why I am spending those rental dollar amounts.😊
Unit 8 views! Wow!
What a great channel! Gives u such a good idea of what's on the market.
Great Job! Thank you
Are there HOA fees in addition to the rent? If so, those studios for 1 person would be greater than 50% of most salaries, I would think. What is typically approved as percentage of salary?
No HOA fees while renting! Some apartments have amenity fees for the gym and whatnot, it just depends on the building. Typically your annual salary needs to be 40x the monthly rent. For example if you want a $4,000 per month apartment you need to make $4,000x40= $160,000 per year. If there are multiple people living in the apartment then combined you must make the 40x. So for 2 people to pay for the $4,000 apartment they need to each make at least $80,000 per year
@@hayley_bailiff
Non-NYers also don’t seem to understand that Manhattan residents (professionals) typically earn significantly more than the average middle American salary.
These are nice apartments, but I'll never understand the prices that Murray Hill commands -- such a boring neighborhood.
This is why people are leaving NYC in droves.
*except for Manhattan. Slight increase in population; and now that COVID is gone, should be back to business as usual for the most part.
You’re paying for location, of course, but the units themselves are average at best.
Hey, for future videos, is it possible for the video to not be that fast? I feel like we aren’t getting to see the apartments properly as the camera moves so fast whilst not completely showing the different separate spaces . ❗️❗️
For the compilation videos I prefer to make them quicker to give the audience an overview. In the future I plan to create videos that only showcase one or two units though and those will be much slower!
On point - pans are too fast!
In future videos please talk about how long vacant/ on the market. Prices are coming down and many landlords have warped expectations of how much they are going to get. Half of these high end units have been sitting empty for months.
I'll keep that in mind for future videos!
Love your videos but I really wish you'd show the views a little bit longer.
I enjoyed these tours. However, 🤔 "A very good size." "A lot of space." "On the larger/smaller side." "Definitely enough space." "Tiny compared to the other room." "Larger than some studios." "It's that big." "Good amount of space." "You can see how large it is." "Massive living space." "A ton of living space."
*How many square feet??? What are the room measurements? What are the ceiling heights? * I need *numbers* not your *opinion* on what's "large" and "small". I'd also note that, for NYC, these are not "luxury " apartments, these are *standard issue* for Manhattan. Imo luxury starts at 10K per month. But I defer to your judgment on that matter. Carry on, your presentation and voice are great. I'm interested in what else you're showing!
Thank you for the feedback! There was a lawsuit a few years back because a floorplans measurements were slightly off, so now most management companies don't tell you, not even on the official floorplan. And thats fair about luxury typically being more expensive. Often times for rentals if there's a doorman and at least few amenities it's considered a luxury building. One of these days I'll do some 10k+ units though so stick around!
That 3 bedroom one is basically a 2 bed with an office or exercise room.
… you’ve never lived in Manhattan; have you?
@@owenmccord5078 yes, actually, I have. But I guess enough time away made me forget. Will always love NY!
Great tour, I loved #6 for the balcony and #8 for that spectacular view.!! Would have loved to have seen a walk in shower in at least one of the larger units.
My thoughts exactly. And a few more in-unit W/D's would be nice at that price point too.
no thank you.
I love New York, but those prices are disgusting I’d rather visit
Don’t feel bad about the prices. Not everyone can live here.
@@owenmccord5078 Not everyone wants to either.
Your camera work needs to improve significantly!
How does the average person survive here? Someone working at a restaurant or a retail store? Is there anything affordable for them in New York or do they have to resort low income housing?
There’re many levels of affordable housing. The limits can have lower maximum income restrictions (say ~40K/yr.)
Others you can earn up to $180K. Keep in mind we don’t typically own cars, so that’s a smaller expense. Small apartments don’t typically cost much to heat/cool; and you live a lot of your life outside in public spaces when you’re not sleeping; so most don’t need a ton of room at home.
Also, the outer boroughs are much more affordable (for the most part) than midtown Manhattan. Fair question, though!
@@owenmccord5078 The prices are still too high, especially for a place you don't own.
@@melissagreye8445Not everyone wants to own, though. As a renter, when something breaks, you don't have to fix it. And of course there's a trade-off for living in NYC. Prices are similar here in LA. My sister pays three grand for a junior one bedroom in Hollywood. No doorman or gym because it's mostly one floor in a historic building, but she has an outdoor patio with a great view and a fireplace.
@@patriciasalem3606 sure, but you don't build any equity. Especially after paying high rent after 10, 15 years that adds up.
@@melissagreye8445 True...although all that equity can get wiped out with a recession. Mine did (not in NYC). Until you own the property outright, or have very little mortgage remaining, it's always a bit of a gamble.
I have a 1465 Sq ft home 3 bed 2 ba and my annual salary is 40 grand in cali
Might want to say the names and addresses of the buildings.
Prior to watching this video was not familiar with the Murray Hill neighborhood but instead the comedian actor. Thank you for showcasing these units I really like all the natural light. I was really excited about that in unit washer and dryer! Great video.
The junior 1 is an alcove studio
So glad i dont live in NYC
We’re glad you’re not here as well. We appreciate it! 🙏
I have friends in Midtown. Nice building and great views, but I could never live with their tiny kitchen.
What's up with all the fogged windows???
Wow, all the units in the second building are absolutely stellar. Wonder how far it is from the subway?
This was one of my earlier videos where I forgot to mention how close the subways are, sorry about that! Grand Central is only a 7 minute walk away, and if you're a fan of the ferry like I am you can walk 7 minutes in the opposite direction for that as well!
Awesome video , very informative !
How much salary do u have to make to afford these luxury apartments
Look up the average salary of Manhattan residents.
Once you account for residents of “affordable housing units” you’ll get a better idea of who is paying “free market” rent.
Typically, landlords ask for forty-times the monthly rent as your annual income.
Thus a $4,000 apartment would require $160,000 in income, a $5,000 apartment would require $200,000 in income and so on.