It’s a tendency world wide. 1: Big cities are pricier and pricier. 2: Prices are not linked to the m2 / Ft2. They are linked to the needs they bring an answer to : You are offered the same services in half the space but you still pay the same price.
@@BobDiot you may want to look at map or take a geography class. You’ll be surprised to learn that the places you listed are in fact in United States of America. You may also want to to take some time to look up a population map of the US and discover that the majority of the US population lives on those large mega regions. In fact one of every eight Americans is a Californian. Running your ignorant yap yap on the internet makes you come across as a simpleton.
It’s called capitalism Things are priced according to what the market will bear and no one is owed anything. This is the capitalism that Americans love to brag about until they can’t afford something they want then suddenly it’s everyone else’s fault and should fixed by someone. I’d like to live in Sea Cliff. I don’t have 30 million dollars So I don’t live in Sea Cliff I don’t say “it’s terrible that I can’t afford a mansion over looking the Pacific Ocean and Golden Gate Bridge ! If I can’t afford Livermore I might have to live in Modesto instead. Etc. If I can’t afford a new Audi then I’ll buy a used miata. That’s life
The problem is, those 4 to 6 bedroom houses are in places that don't have the jobs. At BEST, they're an hour commute from where these people are working, and that's what the leeches renting this apartments are banking on. And I'm still betting 99% of those units are going to go unused.
People doing unskilled labor in New York make a lot more money than other places, though. A restaraunt server can easily make 90k a year in NYC. If you have a partner also making 90k as a server, this is not hard to afford.
@@CineZoneYT That is nonsense, no waiter is realistically making 90k unless it's under the books. Perhaps you can pay this with another partner but, you aren't getting apartments like these with "unskilled labor jobs" the average labor job in NYC goes for about 35k. Stop defending greedy real estate companies.
@@Bensonu3o3uqit's 100% not nonsense. Just because that little thing between your ears cant comprehend it doesn't change the fact. If you think servers at high end restaurants or nightclubs are making 35k a year in NYC you're a 🤡
@@jasonmiller3892 Most servers or waiters don't work at high-end restaurants. Which is why, the average is 35k. Can they make extra money on the side? Of course but, you're placing a viewpoint on something that doesn't have any actual weight or evidence.
Our annual school taxes PLUS the land taxes on 65 acres combined are less than the monthly rent on this postage stamp. We enjoy the six bedrooms with stay-put beds.
Imagine paying $4,000/month to live in a nicely furnished jail cell. At least you can go outside and go for a walk, just make sure you avoid the human feces scattered everywhere and the homeless guys peeing on the storefront glass.
@@kathleenp9643 I don't watch the news, but I do work in every borough. With the exception of most of Staten Island and parts of Queens, it's utterly disgusting. The filth, the smell, the people... is pretty dystopian.
@@hmann4531 California isn’t LA, Cali is a massive state with plenty of affordable housing but none of those are in LA. Same with NY state. I can easily a 3000 sq foot McMansion on an acre property in New York for under 700k but it ain’t gonna be in NYC lol..
These units seem like they're designed for executive-level people who have business in the city but don't live there full time. They'll probably end up mostly being paid for by corporate accounts.
Or if the developers are truly lucky, they'll stay empty for a while (tax write off), then the city will pay them to turn it into a homeless shelter. Orrrr they sell/rent it to a college as dorms for international students.
In oregon my rent is $613.00a month. I aint leaving till they drag my cold dead body out. We have assigned parking, laundry, library, common areas and grill , garden spots, and elevator. Also, a busline to take us to and from Dr appointments.. why would i leave???
Years ago when our kids were preschool age we got our fist camper. The kids needed naps mid-day. The table would convert to a bed and back again. I spent all day converting that bed/table. We did not own it long and my mantra became, a table is a table and a bed is a bed! Never bought into this idea of conversion again!
@@xXEGPXxI'm smart enough to live in a place that my mortgage on my 3/2 1800sf brick house on an acre lot is only 850$ a month. That's including insurance and taxes. God bless Texas !!
Zero people are forcing zero people to live in NYC, or anywhere for that matter. If you don't "have" to live on the coasts, you can definitely find affordable housing. The limits are entirely artificial, and entirely in the mind. Break on through.
700 a month for my 4 bed 3000 sq ft farmhouse and 20 acres. Housing is only expensive in big cities. I live in a flyover state where nobody wants to live lol. I hope it stays this way. You all can have the city. My entire family, grown kids and their families, live here with me. Nothing could compare to being in a place where you can watch your grands grow up. I wish the same for everyone..
The sink is bigger than the one in my moms single family home. It has a dishwasher which neither I nor my mother have. idk, the kitchen is the least problematic area for me. Lots of storage too. the issue is the price, not the layout for me.
I have lived here in the lower east side and what he's not showing you is that this building is right by the delancey street where the entrance to the Williamsburg Bridge is. Delancey street has gotten worse in the oat few years. So the building is nice but the immediate area isn't the safest. So for $4000 dollars you are throwing your money down the drain.
I live in Australia and l can not even remotely fathom. How they can allow these junkies to live out side next to expensive apartments like this. I cant understand why on earth the tenants put up withit.!!??
@@galegrazutis964Realistically, what are they going to do about it? There are so many people crammed into he confines of the city with not near enough law enforcement to take care of it all. Besides, it's my understanding, even if there were enough law enforcement officers city politics would dictate otherwise.
All a studio apartment is is just a one room apt with a full apartment's amenities. Sometimes the bathroom isn't even seperate, it's just in the corner with a curtain if your lucky. You can fit an entire studio apt inside 30 square feet easily. At least by NYC standards. That is by no means micro. Though it is reasonably priced for the size and quality for NYC, depending on the neighborhood.
The only way this makes sense is for people who need a short term rental (for like 2-3 months) and don’t want to deal with Airbnb or pay $200-300/night at a hotel…
I will NEVER complain again about my $1,401/mth mortgage on my 3,797 sq/ft home, in the ATL suburbs. Holy s.h.!.+ I'm humbled & grateful. This -ish is SCARY!
I’m a native New Yorker and these goofy prices get on my nerves. $4k for a shoebox? A studio? $4k for a sliver of a stovetop and a Murphy bed? “Oh, but the views the views”. “Oh, the location! There’s hardly a commute”. Eh, a lot of people commute, it’s not a big deal. And the view? Take a picture lol! $4k? There better never be a water bug in sight. No mice. The walls ought to be solid and the super better be on top of things! 4k is yuppie nonsense, but people will pay it.
Lol so dont rent it bozo, alot of high paying jibs here i clude a rental allowance, olus this building has a basketball and raquetball court, gym with a pool none of which are crowded like your 30 buck a month planet fitness crap, large lounge and library, 24/7 doorman, dont have to worry about your packages getting stolen or having to travel to send yours out. When you steo outside youre walking distance world class dining, world class everything for that matter. Dont like it dont rent it, free market you hating bozos 😂🧂🧂🧂🧂🧂
It’s capitalism and yes there enough people who will pay it. There hundreds of thousands of people in NYC who can afford this with no problem. It’s for them not you.
@@SFDom415-pe8qo what a clown comment-- just because people can "afford" it doesn't make these prices okay. Decent housing shouldn't be limited to people making six figures and above. And this apartment is dumb af-- can't even have your bed out all day. It's terrible design for anyone who gets sick, breaks any bones, or is physically disabled. Shit design and shit price to fill the pockets of shitty landlords/management companies
Really? Actually, I’m not surprised. If it will be an AirBnb you’d better be paying the same income they can generate from rentals. If not, hey it’s what the market will bear.
@@TheNyclookerthey likely are rejecting all applicants to keep it pristene as an investment asset. The 4k price tag lets them value the whole building at way higher than its worth.
@@missignoochodemoonman3239 ding ding ding. The more units they can squeeze out, the better the investment yield. The day housing became an asset and not *housing* was the day we entered hell
@@missignoochodemoonman3239 commercial real estate is valued based on actual rents people are paying. If it’s empty and there’s no one paying rent, the building cannot be properly valued. Can’t think of a reason they wouldn’t want to rent it out for their asking price if they’re getting applicants. Some places even purposefully have rents slightly higher than market but offer 1 or 2 months free to incentivize people to pay higher rents on paper, increasing the value of the property.
I did a little research and it's amazing how many people make 100k/yr but credit is so shot they could never get approved for a mortgage. I had the same question. at first it didn't make sense. @@erikh9991
The cabinets sound like they’re made of plywood, the walls sound paper thin from the echo, and I’m imaging having a newborn baby on the right, a couple who always fights on my left, rowdy kids on top, and a deaf guy underneath who blasts his TV 24-7. 🎉 good times. Also, those saying ‘well I live in AL and pay blah blah - yes, and you’re paid half for the same job. Min wage NYC:$15 (and much more than nat’l avg for other jobs). Min wage Many other states: $7.25. My real fear is the # of corporations buying up residential housing and trailer parks at lighting speed.
Lol so dont rent it bozo, alot of high paying jibs here i clude a rental allowance, olus this building has a basketball and raquetball court, gym with a pool none of which are crowded like your 30 buck a month planet fitness crap, large lounge and library, 24/7 doorman, dont have to worry about your packages getting stolen or having to travel to send yours out. When you steo outside youre walking distance world class dining, world class everything for that matter. Dont like it dont rent it, free market you hating bozos 😂🧂🧂🧂🧂🧂
I pay $1200 a month for my 5 bed, 3.5 bath 5K sq. ft. home, on a 1 acre lot, in an Atlanta Suburb. The in-law suit in the basement has a full kitchen (with full size appliances), pantry, bedroom, bar, dining, living room with fireplace, full bath, daylight walkout to patio, and covered parking. It is bigger than this micro ... whatever you call this.
Where are you from? Not NY I’m guessing. Few inches in NY is worth more than most places in this country. You can get to any part of NY from any other part with one metro fair. You have access to theater and arts that people come from all over the globe to see. The financial district that keeps this country afloat and sources of income that you wouldn’t have access to anywhere else. You can bump shoulders with A list actors and buy pizza slices for a $1. Real estate is high because everything else is accessible. Not to mention the history and culture itself. You don’t even need to rent that. Rent in Brooklyn for half of that, in a much quieter and layback neighborhood, and be 15 mins from Manhattan. NY is where everything that this country is about started, bad and good.
Our son's apartment in Columbus Ohio is about the same size as this and costs $1000/month. So no way are you going to get something like this for 1500 in NYC.
$4k a month for a room is robbery. People need to take a stand and refuse to accept these over inflated rents. I hope they just lay empty until they drop the rent to at least a quarter of what it is right now. It’s just utter greed at this stage. You don’t work hard for a living to make these developers to steal your money and become even richer while you scrape by.
As someone who lives in Germany, an apartment like that in Berlin would cost around 600 - 800€ and Average incomes here are around 50000 - 60000€ not much different from the US (around 70000) can anyone tell me how average new yorkers can afford to pay 4000$ for that?! it's really insane.
I'd expect washer dryer for that price based on what I've seen in other copy and paste units like this. I think personally I'd prefer a regular bed and ditch the shitty Murphy beds, just annoying to use lol. Yeah it's less floor space but direct access to crash on my bed is a must
Now, if it were $500 to $1000 a month. That be perfect for the single-abled-elderly & the disabled. That would fit into a fixed income. But? No, they probably want $2000 to $3000 a month. it is astounding. I bet they will let it sit empty., rather than lowering the price. Betch ya! IMHO peace
here is my issue with these places as an introvert who loves simplistic and small places cause it makes cleaning days way shorter this place is both ideal and beautiful but what urks mean is for this same price you and a couple of your friend could be chillin in a luxury penthouse at central park or better just move somewhere else and put a down payment on a nice house already like you really gotta be built rich to live for 4k a month in a bummy place
@@lopoa126 Imagine actually being able to walk to the store without thinking about being, robbed, shot, or assaulted and waving to and maybe stopping and chatting with many people you know and grew up with and love having as your neighbors, and waving to the small town cops as they drive by waving back while keeping you and your town safer from big city violence. All this to reflect on after making it safely home from a nice trip to the store after getting whatever you want. Clearly you have never been outside of the city. Edit: 98% of small towns in US. Vs. 99% of big cities in US.
You could get well thought out small studio like that in the 80's for $300, in the 90's for $600. It's not that this studio is overpriced it's that income has not increased w/ the times and buying power of the dollar has proportionately decreased when it comes to living in any major city. Many in the service industry are homeless because they can't afford to live in the city that they provide service to. If you can work remotely it makes less sense to live in a city that you can't afford and local government that's economically telling you that it doesn't want you there.
Paid €35,000 for my two up two down cozy cottage in Ireland 🇮🇪 Right on the Atlantic shore. An absolute dream! Renting here is even much to expensive but NYC is on a whole other level. To me NYC is over inflated, abrasive and much to noisy.
Sounds grand, always thought about getting my Irish citizenship secured (eligible through my mom) and living in a little town by the sea.... good for you
@@ShadyD365 you’re right. I got very lucky. My home had been derelict for quite a few years and I was able to get permissible planning permission to extend the property slightly so I could add in a bathroom and kitchen as previously there was none, bar a toilet at the bottom of the yard. I took my time and spent two years renovating the property and now I’ve a home that I love.
I've got five bucks says 99% of those units will sit completely empty. If you can afford that, you can afford a place further out and the commute to work.
I totally agree 👍 👌. Even in nyc, a typical 1 bedroom is about $4K. So, why a micro apt? Need a wine fridge to store the alcohol you'd need to deal with the chlostrophobia living here would entail.
@@florenceyoung1772which is a good thing. NYC is overrated, overhyped, over crowded, over priced. Worst part of my job is having to come here 1-2 times a month. There’s nothing I can do in NYC that I can’t do in my home town which is also a major city. I pay $2,500/ month for a 4 bedroom free standing home on a 6,000 sq ft lot that I own which increases in value. I’ve never understood why people would pay a premium to live in sub standard conditions. Idc if you can afford to live in NYC comfortably. No matter how much you make, you can afford a higher quality of life elsewhere.
@@lalochivafan Yeah but you're also paying that little because you probably live in another car dependent suburb. The main draw about these places is that you can walk out of your building's lobby and have easy access to amenities and entertainment/nightlife. I guarantee the same thing can't be said about the neighborhood your 6,000 sq ft lot is placed in. Most suburbia residents would literally cease to exist without their vehicles so you also have to factor a car payment, maintenance, gas, and yearly registration into your $2,500 mortgage(double that if you have a s/o that works as well). In places like this, you can literally forego all of that thanks to great public transit. 👍 That's why they can get away with charging $4,000/month for places like this and precisely why people are lining up to pay it.
I’m a mover. I had a client move into an apartment that was $35,000 a month. That’s just the the unit. That’s not all the other fees you have to pay. All the extra fees probably put her past $40,000 a month just to have that place. That person was literally fucking spending a years salary for some people just to….. RENT in NYC…. And she didn’t tip.
Now, the world don't move to the beat of just one drum. What might be right for you, may not be right for some. I can see Mr. Drummond paying that much. His place even had an upstairs.
@@MurdashowsLostkid this is a ripoff for NY as well. the median rent for ONE bedrooms in this area is like $3.3k, so no way is this studio reasonably priced. Studios are like around $2k a month.
The only way for prices to go down is if DEMAND goes down. People have to be willing to leave New York so the prices can get a chance to match demand, but not many people are willing to leave and more people just keep pouring in 🤷🏽♀️
Fun story... One month of living in that tiny apartment costs more than a year of mortgage payments for my house with four bedrooms. Living in a small city rocks. Lots of space, no parking issues, people aren't nearly as aggressive. But have fun living in NYC, I guess.
As soon as I saw the Murphy bed I just noped right out of there. And I love how you said the apartments have been plaNned and laid out extremely well... If your a fuckin constant bachelor OR you and your significant other plan on never having kids, having family or friends stay for longer than a day and your both against owning any kind of pet bigger than a fuckin medium dog AT BEST. Trying to keep a dog like a German Shepherd or golden retriever in this room will be absolute torture and honestly should be considered some level of cruelty. Larger dogs as well as cats and other animals need a lot of space to move and so do people. It's the most dysfunctional apartment I have ever witnessed.
Here in Georgia, I pay $2,300 for an entire town home, 3 beds, 2.5 baths, a two car garage, a whole backyard, a big living room, spacious dining room, and more than one window 😂, built in 2021.
You don't even need to go that far. Northern Jersey, 25 minute car ride to NYC, 3 beds, 2 baths, finished basement, large back and front yard. $3.1k per month. Living in the actual city is a joke.
These apartments might be small but the person had brains.They thought out like you had said every detail in utilized every inch of that room so nothing was cramped good job
Good point, but quite honestly, if I was someone who could afford a $4000 a month rent, I could probably afford a laundry service that does home pick up and delivery
yeah...I mean these are obviously new and nice compared to others but this is ridiculous. And the median for a studio in NYC is something between $2.1K and $3.1K at the moment. why should this amount of space with a new style deserve a jump in price to $4K? Messed up.
AMAZING, thoughtful!!! Design! says this interior designer. Rental Prices are relatively crazy all across the nation; however, this one is fully furnished, in NYC, has generous storage, and I am sure it has efficient HVAC and electricity!...because it is new! all of the latter are cost savers and more conscious living!
Apartments are supposed to be at max a third of your income, this apartment would be 48k a year, so you need to make more than 124k.The average wage is 52k, you would have to share this apartment with three people
That place is insanely massive! In Vancouver we have actual micro apartments, they're about half the size of that, some of them are only the size of a double bed. And designed as a bunk bed style, were the bed is on top and underneath is your standing space. That's about $1500. So this is a mansion!
Wow makes me feel like I live in a castle In Pasadena TX (Houston suburbs, 25 mins from Hou downtown) , I live alone with my dog and cat, 2 bedrooms, 2 baths 3 walk in closets, two built in vanities, 1500 sq ft, $1200 with electricity included, I just pay the internet, I don't have washer and dryer tho
I love this, they should build these everywhere and it would be the end of the housing crisis. This is what a lot of cities need because the average household size has decreased so much. But most local governments won't allow it because they still have that 4 bedroom mindset and home-owners are economically incentivised to uphold the broken status quo.
My college was partnered with a vet clinic in New York to complete my large animal practice for veterinary technician. I would've had to move from my state to NY for about 6 + months....long story short I left that dream behind :')
That's not an apartment that's an extended stay hotel room lmao
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Owners for sure gonna Airbnb it
Just rent in Brooklyn for like half the price and an actual living space.
Exactly. There's no oven..
@@SuperTakeoff no airbnb is quite hard it needs to be like a month i think maybe more airbnb u cant airbnb for a day or a week
Paying a mortgage on a hotel room is wild
That's a mortgage on a house that's closer to $750,000!! Absurd for a studio even if furnished.
It's not a mortgage. It's RENT
@@namewitheld2568 (they know that, that's the joke... or "joke")
But aw but there's a dishwasher!😂
worse, at least with a mortgage you would eventually own it, not this.
What they never mention is how thin the walls are. My friend spends $4025 a month and can hear his neighbors sneezing through the wall😂😢
Gotta maximize every single square inch they can get! Lol
So you can "live" in it, but not sleep in it. There's always a neighbor who snores.
Cause cheap builders don't put in insulation. They did that in my apartment and sprinkler systems were enough to get by it.
Like this in Australia too and largely come with signs on the balcony to not permit more than 2 people due to weight restrictions😅
😂😂😂😂😂😢
Ain’t nothing luxurious about a $4k a month micro apt.
Right? Not even an oven.
Completely agree
Exactly. I mean it’s nice lol but that’s the least I could be for 4K a MONTH
@@comenowletusreason6330 that was my first thought. Where's the oven and dresser. This is like a hotel not an apartment.
Honestly if it was just me, and $400 a month, I’d be beyond happy 😂 can’t believe this shit goes for thousands
It's beginning to look a lot like "fuck this"! The design is clever, but it's WAY too expensive for what it is
That's nyc for ya
@@fateemajohnson825Toronto too!
@@fateemajohnson825 it’s pure greed with the real estate market is going to fall bad in this town
Seattle is the same way right now.
It’s a tendency world wide. 1: Big cities are pricier and pricier. 2: Prices are not linked to the m2 / Ft2. They are linked to the needs they bring an answer to : You are offered the same services in half the space but you still pay the same price.
When a selling point of a housing unit is a dishwasher you know you’re in trouble
The housing situation in America is truly getting to "yea I live in a cardboard box for 7,800 per month"
Not america, just in some places like NYC, LA, San Francisco, etc.
@@BobDiot you may want to look at map or take a geography class. You’ll be surprised to learn that the places you listed are in fact in United States of America.
You may also want to to take some time to look up a population map of the US and discover that the majority of the US population lives on those large mega regions.
In fact one of every eight Americans is a Californian.
Running your ignorant yap yap on the internet makes you come across as a simpleton.
It’s called capitalism
Things are priced according to what the market will bear and no one is owed anything.
This is the capitalism that Americans love to brag about until they can’t afford something they want then suddenly it’s everyone else’s fault and should fixed by someone.
I’d like to live in Sea Cliff.
I don’t have 30 million dollars
So
I don’t live in Sea Cliff
I don’t say “it’s terrible that I can’t afford a mansion over looking the Pacific Ocean and Golden Gate Bridge !
If I can’t afford Livermore I might have to live in Modesto instead.
Etc.
If I can’t afford a new Audi then I’ll buy a used miata.
That’s life
New York is not America. It's a world unto itself!
@@SFDom415-pe8qo You're over 60 aren't you
4k for a studio with a pull out bed? Hell no
It's about the size of my bathroom! 😂
Literally! You can rent a studio and just make it like this and way bigger tooo
And you can't even bake a single layer cake 😂😂
Hey, that’s more than I thought it was. I thought I was gonna be 3000 geez
It's a camper that you can't take anywhere 😂
$4,000 a month for a small studio, you can get a 4-6 bedroom house elsewhere, which basically is the monthly mortgage of a $600,000 home😮
But then you'd be elsewhere and not ny -- who tf wants to be elsewhere??
@@kafeleboothe You will when supply chains break down.
@@cattraknoff naw, I'd still choose ny
@@kafeleboothe Who wants to be in NYC? It has to be the most depressing, dreary place on earth. You're all miserable.
The problem is, those 4 to 6 bedroom houses are in places that don't have the jobs. At BEST, they're an hour commute from where these people are working, and that's what the leeches renting this apartments are banking on. And I'm still betting 99% of those units are going to go unused.
It’s crazy how living spaces are getting smaller but the prices are getting higher
Only in certain areas. You can get cheap houses around 1.5k square feet for $150,000 in nice areas.
And dumbasses keep paying 😂😂😂
But every inch is thought out! 😂😂😂
Supply & demand without morals because only the wealthy/rich or section 8 can afford housing!!
As is the case with everything. Smaller and more $$$$.
4000 a month is 48k/yr. To comfortably afford this at 30% of income, you would be making ~150k/yr, which only about 9.2% of americans are doing.
People doing unskilled labor in New York make a lot more money than other places, though. A restaraunt server can easily make 90k a year in NYC. If you have a partner also making 90k as a server, this is not hard to afford.
@@CineZoneYT That is nonsense, no waiter is realistically making 90k unless it's under the books. Perhaps you can pay this with another partner but, you aren't getting apartments like these with "unskilled labor jobs" the average labor job in NYC goes for about 35k. Stop defending greedy real estate companies.
@@CineZoneYTif you and your partner make 90k a year and a micro studio is the best thing you guys can have.. you need to reevaluate your lives.
@@Bensonu3o3uqit's 100% not nonsense. Just because that little thing between your ears cant comprehend it doesn't change the fact. If you think servers at high end restaurants or nightclubs are making 35k a year in NYC you're a 🤡
@@jasonmiller3892 Most servers or waiters don't work at high-end restaurants. Which is why, the average is 35k. Can they make extra money on the side? Of course but, you're placing a viewpoint on something that doesn't have any actual weight or evidence.
Our annual school taxes PLUS the land taxes on 65 acres combined are less than the monthly rent on this postage stamp. We enjoy the six bedrooms with stay-put beds.
brilliant
ok? who wouldn’t
cool I like having a community that I don't need to drive an hour for
Yes. You are very special
4000 a month is a crime. Should be illegal
Imagine paying $4,000/month to live in a nicely furnished jail cell. At least you can go outside and go for a walk, just make sure you avoid the human feces scattered everywhere and the homeless guys peeing on the storefront glass.
@@Jim-hk1el yeah OK. Stop watching the news.
@@kathleenp9643 I don't watch the news, but I do work in every borough. With the exception of most of Staten Island and parts of Queens, it's utterly disgusting. The filth, the smell, the people... is pretty dystopian.
@@Jim-hk1el Yeah, sure. I have lived and worked in NYC my entire life and have no idea where YOU are hanging ou
capitalism baby
Thank you so much for just speaking normally and not shouting
NYC is a comical mystical place at this point
$4,000 for a tiny box? Seriously? If im gonna pay that much, i want a bigger box.
You could rent a nice house in a cheaper city for less than $4,000...
Just as a comparison, during the Depp and Amber heard trial, she rented a mansion with pools, tennis, spa for 10k a month.
This is the norm for any major city now, Toronto is way worse
For this much I have two brand new houses. One is 3600 sq ft and the other is 2400. In California.
@@hmann4531 California isn’t LA, Cali is a massive state with plenty of affordable housing but none of those are in LA.
Same with NY state. I can easily a 3000 sq foot McMansion on an acre property in New York for under 700k but it ain’t gonna be in NYC lol..
These units seem like they're designed for executive-level people who have business in the city but don't live there full time. They'll probably end up mostly being paid for by corporate accounts.
Or if the developers are truly lucky, they'll stay empty for a while (tax write off), then the city will pay them to turn it into a homeless shelter. Orrrr they sell/rent it to a college as dorms for international students.
I can get better in Seoul for the price
@@larryskins That's awesome!! You should go there and do that!
@@larryskinsok
@@taylorlibby7642don’t be such a gay guy about it
In oregon my rent is $613.00a month. I aint leaving till they drag my cold dead body out. We have assigned parking, laundry, library, common areas and grill , garden spots, and elevator. Also, a busline to take us to and from Dr appointments.. why would i leave???
I’m in negotiations to buy your building, expect a 25% rent hike soon 😈
Portland is not NYC.
it has got to be a senior living situation. has to be.
They basically took a hotel room and added a bunch of fancy furniture
it is not even a hotel room because it is the hall on the hotel room and they put a murphy bed. LOL
A prison cell with a tiny kitchen.
Take an apartment that's worth $2,000/month (NYC standards), add a few little extras, and double the rent.
Years ago when our kids were preschool age we got our fist camper. The kids needed naps mid-day. The table would convert to a bed and back again. I spent all day converting that bed/table. We did not own it long and my mantra became, a table is a table and a bed is a bed! Never bought into this idea of conversion again!
$4k? Nope, Nope, Nope, & Nope
Wow, for 4k a month I could have my own college dorm equipped with a fold out bed and half a kitchen? What a steal!
Still so $$ but love the efficient design. And the colors. Marigold and Azure blue. ❤️
New Yorkers are nuts. This is a $600 - $800 apartment anywhere else!!!
$800 for this crap is probably too much
Shouldn't even be *that.*
My daughter pays $800 for an efficiency that has more room than this.
No it’s a $900/1,000 rental in other states
This is €1,800 pm in Dublin
That should be illegal, it's not rent it's extortion.
How is it extortion? You don't need to live in NYC
you choose to live in fascist new york you pay the price
@@djjaysky9071 Its hilarious that you conservatives think you are smart enough to be considered sentient
@@xXEGPXxI'm smart enough to live in a place that my mortgage on my 3/2 1800sf brick house on an acre lot is only 850$ a month. That's including insurance and taxes. God bless Texas !!
Zero people are forcing zero people to live in NYC, or anywhere for that matter. If you don't "have" to live on the coasts, you can definitely find affordable housing. The limits are entirely artificial, and entirely in the mind. Break on through.
700 a month for my 4 bed 3000 sq ft farmhouse and 20 acres. Housing is only expensive in big cities. I live in a flyover state where nobody wants to live lol. I hope it stays this way. You all can have the city. My entire family, grown kids and their families, live here with me. Nothing could compare to being in a place where you can watch your grands grow up. I wish the same for everyone..
4000 a month in Detroit gets you a 4 bed 3.5 bath penthouse
The operative word being 'DETROIT.'
And if includes a small led implant that might kill you
4000 a month gets you a apartment downtown and a lake house up north😂.Or an apartment an a hundred acres in the UP.
And a time limit to 1 month on your life.
Saying Detroit is NOT a selling point.
The kitchen is just a glorified hot plate. Despicable that they’re charging this much for a literal tenement room
Could potentially be an induction stove but you never know with these
Most people in NYC don't cook at home. Except maybe a little breakfast.
The sink is bigger than the one in my moms single family home. It has a dishwasher which neither I nor my mother have. idk, the kitchen is the least problematic area for me. Lots of storage too.
the issue is the price, not the layout for me.
😂😂absolutely
not glorified hot plate 😭 so true tho
Ok, ok. I really enjoy this micro studio. I'm surprised it isn't a walk-in closet like most of NY apartments.
I have lived here in the lower east side and what he's not showing you is that this building is right by the delancey street where the entrance to the Williamsburg Bridge is. Delancey street has gotten worse in the oat few years. So the building is nice but the immediate area isn't the safest. So for $4000 dollars you are throwing your money down the drain.
That area has a lot of panhandler...dopfines. smell of pee in the air. Not a nice area at all
I live in Australia and l can not even remotely fathom. How they can allow these junkies to live out side next to expensive apartments like this. I cant understand why on earth the tenants put up withit.!!??
@@everyroseenterprises2226it took me an few min to get what a dopfine [dahp- fine] was! It's dope feene. 😂
@@michelleparks4582 It's dope fiend.
@@galegrazutis964Realistically, what are they going to do about it? There are so many people crammed into he confines of the city with not near enough law enforcement to take care of it all. Besides, it's my understanding, even if there were enough law enforcement officers city politics would dictate otherwise.
It's a hotel room
💯
Literally
More like a storage room of a hotel suite.
It’s genuinely less than a hotel room
I've had hotel rooms bigger than that in Lower Manhattan LOL
All a studio apartment is is just a one room apt with a full apartment's amenities. Sometimes the bathroom isn't even seperate, it's just in the corner with a curtain if your lucky.
You can fit an entire studio apt inside 30 square feet easily. At least by NYC standards. That is by no means micro.
Though it is reasonably priced for the size and quality for NYC, depending on the neighborhood.
That's really a shame.
They're building so many rental apartments in lower Westchester county NY and they go for 4k a month. Most of them are still empty 😂
The only way this makes sense is for people who need a short term rental (for like 2-3 months) and don’t want to deal with Airbnb or pay $200-300/night at a hotel…
I will NEVER complain again about my $1,401/mth mortgage on my 3,797 sq/ft home, in the ATL suburbs. Holy s.h.!.+ I'm humbled & grateful. This -ish is SCARY!
Honestly, I'd pay $1200 a month. NO more!!!!! $4K is theft.
Then dont rent it?
@@dimitriz5578 Don't worry nostrils, I have no plans on renting such a rip off of an apartment. By the way Merry Christmas and mind your own business
@@mike856ms get triggered
this is 3k in miami
Location, Location Location! It’s not for everyone but some people have a dream of living in NYC if you can make it there u can make it anywhere!
I’m a native New Yorker and these goofy prices get on my nerves. $4k for a shoebox? A studio? $4k for a sliver of a stovetop and a Murphy bed?
“Oh, but the views the views”. “Oh, the location! There’s hardly a commute”.
Eh, a lot of people commute, it’s not a big deal. And the view? Take a picture lol! $4k? There better never be a water bug in sight. No mice. The walls ought to be solid and the super better be on top of things!
4k is yuppie nonsense, but people will pay it.
Lol so dont rent it bozo, alot of high paying jibs here i clude a rental allowance, olus this building has a basketball and raquetball court, gym with a pool none of which are crowded like your 30 buck a month planet fitness crap, large lounge and library, 24/7 doorman, dont have to worry about your packages getting stolen or having to travel to send yours out. When you steo outside youre walking distance world class dining, world class everything for that matter. Dont like it dont rent it, free market you hating bozos 😂🧂🧂🧂🧂🧂
It’s capitalism and yes there enough people who will pay it. There hundreds of thousands of people in NYC who can afford this with no problem.
It’s for them not you.
@@SFDom415-pe8qo sure! That’s fine.
@@SFDom415-pe8qo what a clown comment-- just because people can "afford" it doesn't make these prices okay. Decent housing shouldn't be limited to people making six figures and above. And this apartment is dumb af-- can't even have your bed out all day. It's terrible design for anyone who gets sick, breaks any bones, or is physically disabled. Shit design and shit price to fill the pockets of shitty landlords/management companies
blame the transplants and the government that caters to the
It's small but whoever designed it was genius.
I've applied four different times the waitlist is like 3 years long
Back when I first applied it was 2300 a month
Really? Actually, I’m not surprised. If it will be an AirBnb you’d better be paying the same income they can generate from rentals. If not, hey it’s what the market will bear.
I think its empty ... what waiting list???
@@TheNyclookerthey likely are rejecting all applicants to keep it pristene as an investment asset. The 4k price tag lets them value the whole building at way higher than its worth.
@@missignoochodemoonman3239 ding ding ding. The more units they can squeeze out, the better the investment yield. The day housing became an asset and not *housing* was the day we entered hell
@@missignoochodemoonman3239 commercial real estate is valued based on actual rents people are paying. If it’s empty and there’s no one paying rent, the building cannot be properly valued. Can’t think of a reason they wouldn’t want to rent it out for their asking price if they’re getting applicants. Some places even purposefully have rents slightly higher than market but offer 1 or 2 months free to incentivize people to pay higher rents on paper, increasing the value of the property.
$4000 🤬 NYC is beyond expensive. This is just insane.
If you want to live in certain parts of manhattan yea it's a crime how much they charge. plus on manhattan EVERYTHING cost more.
So much corruption in NY
It seems insane to me that someone would be making more than $100,000+/yr. and can only rent. I don't think the restaurants are that good
I did a little research and it's amazing how many people make 100k/yr but credit is so shot they could never get approved for a mortgage.
I had the same question. at first it didn't make sense. @@erikh9991
The cabinets sound like they’re made of plywood, the walls sound paper thin from the echo, and I’m imaging having a newborn baby on the right, a couple who always fights on my left, rowdy kids on top, and a deaf guy underneath who blasts his TV 24-7. 🎉 good times.
Also, those saying ‘well I live in AL and pay blah blah - yes, and you’re paid half for the same job. Min wage NYC:$15 (and much more than nat’l avg for other jobs). Min wage Many other states: $7.25.
My real fear is the # of corporations buying up residential housing and trailer parks at lighting speed.
That rent is too damn high period....for an overpriced box in the sky!
Lol so dont rent it bozo, alot of high paying jibs here i clude a rental allowance, olus this building has a basketball and raquetball court, gym with a pool none of which are crowded like your 30 buck a month planet fitness crap, large lounge and library, 24/7 doorman, dont have to worry about your packages getting stolen or having to travel to send yours out. When you steo outside youre walking distance world class dining, world class everything for that matter. Dont like it dont rent it, free market you hating bozos 😂🧂🧂🧂🧂🧂
I'm in Louisville, KY. I live in a 4 bedroom, 2 bath, living room, dining room, eat-in gourmet kitchen, full basement for $715.00 a month! LOL
Can’t do that in Texas anymore.
That’s stupid cheap most places are least 1k now
😱 That would cost at least 4k in Philly
That's setting you back €2k in Ireland! Times are insane!!
I pay $1200 a month for my 5 bed, 3.5 bath 5K sq. ft. home, on a 1 acre lot, in an Atlanta Suburb. The in-law suit in the basement has a full kitchen (with full size appliances), pantry, bedroom, bar, dining, living room with fireplace, full bath, daylight walkout to patio, and covered parking. It is bigger than this micro ... whatever you call this.
$1500.00-$1800.00. TOPS!
Where are you from? Not NY I’m guessing. Few inches in NY is worth more than most places in this country. You can get to any part of NY from any other part with one metro fair. You have access to theater and arts that people come from all over the globe to see. The financial district that keeps this country afloat and sources of income that you wouldn’t have access to anywhere else. You can bump shoulders with A list actors and buy pizza slices for a $1. Real estate is high because everything else is accessible. Not to mention the history and culture itself. You don’t even need to rent that. Rent in Brooklyn for half of that, in a much quieter and layback neighborhood, and be 15 mins from Manhattan. NY is where everything that this country is about started, bad and good.
$400. This is ridiculous.
Our son's apartment in Columbus Ohio is about the same size as this and costs $1000/month. So no way are you going to get something like this for 1500 in NYC.
@@miss0petersburg Yep, you snorted the kool aid.
Never in Manhattan ould this be possible
4K for that is bare-faced robbery and you would have to be an idiot to pay that much for what you are getting.
$4k a month for a room is robbery. People need to take a stand and refuse to accept these over inflated rents. I hope they just lay empty until they drop the rent to at least a quarter of what it is right now. It’s just utter greed at this stage. You don’t work hard for a living to make these developers to steal your money and become even richer while you scrape by.
As someone who lives in Germany, an apartment like that in Berlin would cost around 600 - 800€ and
Average incomes here are around 50000 - 60000€ not much different from the US (around 70000)
can anyone tell me how average new yorkers can afford to pay 4000$ for that?! it's really insane.
Don’t know. Jobs in NYC must pay a lot!
4 people share the studio.
I'd expect washer dryer for that price based on what I've seen in other copy and paste units like this. I think personally I'd prefer a regular bed and ditch the shitty Murphy beds, just annoying to use lol. Yeah it's less floor space but direct access to crash on my bed is a must
fr. 4k a month and you have to use a laundromat and a pull out bed like a 19 year old college student 💀
Now, if it were $500 to $1000 a month.
That be perfect for the single-abled-elderly & the disabled.
That would fit into a fixed income.
But? No, they probably want $2000 to
$3000 a month. it is astounding. I bet they will let it sit empty., rather than lowering the price. Betch ya! IMHO peace
here is my issue with these places as an introvert who loves simplistic and small places cause it makes cleaning days way shorter this place is both ideal and beautiful but what urks mean is for this same price you and a couple of your friend could be chillin in a luxury penthouse at central park or better just move somewhere else and put a down payment on a nice house already like you really gotta be built rich to live for 4k a month in a bummy place
What do people do for a living that they can afford $4k/mth rent?
It’s for the migrants. So nothing. 🤣
Work in finance.
They pay more in NYC. People tip better too.
They work
I want to know also
Eliminate regulations, if buildings have to be demoliahed and rebuilt to increase supply let it be.
Just one small problem, it's in New York
What's for dinner?!?
Boiling water
Yaaayyyy!!!
I suspect that a tenant there likely has most meals outside. Not all, mind you, but that's not a place for people who enjoy cooking.
😂😂😂😂 Boiling water for dinner!
It looks built like an RV 😂😊
Imagine actually being able to just walk to the store and get what you want. Clearly you've never been outside of a small town in the US.
@@lopoa126 Imagine actually being able to walk to the store without thinking about being, robbed, shot, or assaulted and waving to and maybe stopping and chatting with many people you know and grew up with and love having as your neighbors, and waving to the small town cops as they drive by waving back while keeping you and your town safer from big city violence. All this to reflect on after making it safely home from a nice trip to the store after getting whatever you want. Clearly you have never been outside of the city.
Edit: 98% of small towns in US. Vs. 99% of big cities in US.
You could get well thought out small studio like that in the 80's for $300, in the 90's for $600. It's not that this studio is overpriced it's that income has not increased w/ the times and buying power of the dollar has proportionately decreased when it comes to living in any major city. Many in the service industry are homeless because they can't afford to live in the city that they provide service to. If you can work remotely it makes less sense to live in a city that you can't afford and local government that's economically telling you that it doesn't want you there.
Paid €35,000 for my two up two down cozy cottage in Ireland 🇮🇪 Right on the Atlantic shore. An absolute dream!
Renting here is even much to expensive but NYC is on a whole other level.
To me NYC is over inflated, abrasive and much to noisy.
Sounds grand, always thought about getting my Irish citizenship secured (eligible through my mom) and living in a little town by the sea.... good for you
Sounds like heaven. 😊
@@billkrebs4227You definitely should 😊
@@Cluedin369It is
@@ShadyD365 you’re right. I got very lucky. My home had been derelict for quite a few years and I was able to get permissible planning permission to extend the property slightly so I could add in a bathroom and kitchen as previously there was none, bar a toilet at the bottom of the yard.
I took my time and spent two years renovating the property and now I’ve a home that I love.
Can we please normalize Murphy beds again and make them more affordable. They are amazing.
I've got five bucks says 99% of those units will sit completely empty. If you can afford that, you can afford a place further out and the commute to work.
4K monthly would get me a 5 bedroom house, pool, utilities paid, yatd and balcony. Wth is this?!
I totally agree 👍 👌. Even in nyc, a typical 1 bedroom is about $4K. So, why a micro apt? Need a wine fridge to store the alcohol you'd need to deal with the chlostrophobia living here would entail.
Yes but not in NYC
@@florenceyoung1772but the pool and balcony would be nicer!!
@@florenceyoung1772which is a good thing. NYC is overrated, overhyped, over crowded, over priced. Worst part of my job is having to come here 1-2 times a month. There’s nothing I can do in NYC that I can’t do in my home town which is also a major city. I pay $2,500/ month for a 4 bedroom free standing home on a 6,000 sq ft lot that I own which increases in value. I’ve never understood why people would pay a premium to live in sub standard conditions. Idc if you can afford to live in NYC comfortably. No matter how much you make, you can afford a higher quality of life elsewhere.
@@lalochivafan Yeah but you're also paying that little because you probably live in another car dependent suburb. The main draw about these places is that you can walk out of your building's lobby and have easy access to amenities and entertainment/nightlife. I guarantee the same thing can't be said about the neighborhood your 6,000 sq ft lot is placed in.
Most suburbia residents would literally cease to exist without their vehicles so you also have to factor a car payment, maintenance, gas, and yearly registration into your $2,500 mortgage(double that if you have a s/o that works as well). In places like this, you can literally forego all of that thanks to great public transit. 👍 That's why they can get away with charging $4,000/month for places like this and precisely why people are lining up to pay it.
This why they banned Airbnb. Aint no way man
I pay $1,893/mo for this exact same thing in AZ. Bed does not fold away though, no dishwasher, standard 2 burner electric stove, not induction.
I’m a mover. I had a client move into an apartment that was $35,000 a month. That’s just the the unit. That’s not all the other fees you have to pay. All the extra fees probably put her past $40,000 a month just to have that place. That person was literally fucking spending a years salary for some people just to….. RENT in NYC…. And she didn’t tip.
I beg your pardon, 40 THOUSAND A MONTH JUST FOR AN APARTMENT,!?!
Maybe she didn't have any money left, lolz.
@@Asher_Motionless570 I’ve been to other units that broke $50,000. Just for the unit and nothing else.
@@cisium1184 Lol probably, spending that much on an apartment. That’s payment for a mansion… a freaking 12,000sqft+ mansion.
Now, the world don't move to the beat of just one drum. What might be right for you, may not be right for some. I can see Mr. Drummond paying that much. His place even had an upstairs.
Yeah I could live in that. For 400 a month not no dang 4000!!! I could rent a whole two story house the 4000 in my area eat my entire ass.
😂 word
You could have two or three apartments in Downtown Denver, CO for that price.
Yeah your area this is fucking New York!
Exactly. I don't even mind the space but that place should be hundreds, not thousands.
@@MurdashowsLostkid this is a ripoff for NY as well. the median rent for ONE bedrooms in this area is like $3.3k, so no way is this studio reasonably priced. Studios are like around $2k a month.
The only way for prices to go down is if DEMAND goes down. People have to be willing to leave New York so the prices can get a chance to match demand, but not many people are willing to leave and more people just keep pouring in 🤷🏽♀️
For 4K a month you can get a mansion in the mid-west.
But then you have to live in the Midwest.
I’ll keep my 4 bedroom 2 bath 2-car garage home on half an acre of land for under $1,000 a month, thanks.
Is it in Manhattan?
@@justiceLaw0123 Probably not, which is even more of a plus. You don't have to deal with smug, elitist New Yorkers!
Where?
I'm sorry where do you live🤯🤯🤯🤯🤯 you telling me right now you own your home and all you pay is 1,000.
I know you got a backyard right and I know you got trees. I know you have space to probably grow your own food right 👍👍👍
Fun story... One month of living in that tiny apartment costs more than a year of mortgage payments for my house with four bedrooms. Living in a small city rocks. Lots of space, no parking issues, people aren't nearly as aggressive. But have fun living in NYC, I guess.
This shoebox is so well thought out it’s really amazing guys look how incredible this shoebox is
😂 yes so well planned it has a bathroom in the kitchen 😂😂
I'm sorry but I don't care WHERE It is 4,000 is REDICULOUS
As soon as I saw the Murphy bed I just noped right out of there. And I love how you said the apartments have been plaNned and laid out extremely well... If your a fuckin constant bachelor OR you and your significant other plan on never having kids, having family or friends stay for longer than a day and your both against owning any kind of pet bigger than a fuckin medium dog AT BEST. Trying to keep a dog like a German Shepherd or golden retriever in this room will be absolute torture and honestly should be considered some level of cruelty. Larger dogs as well as cats and other animals need a lot of space to move and so do people. It's the most dysfunctional apartment I have ever witnessed.
Here in Georgia, I pay $2,300 for an entire town home, 3 beds, 2.5 baths, a two car garage, a whole backyard, a big living room, spacious dining room, and more than one window 😂, built in 2021.
You don't even need to go that far. Northern Jersey, 25 minute car ride to NYC, 3 beds, 2 baths, finished basement, large back and front yard. $3.1k per month.
Living in the actual city is a joke.
Yeah but it's Georgia.
@@MonoDdedump
@@marcelowilliams4535NYC is a dump
@@marcelowilliams4535way nicer than trash nyc
They never have enough storage. A well thought out place would have a closet with a plug in it for your cordless vacuum.
These apartments might be small but the person had brains.They thought out like you had said every detail in utilized every inch of that room so nothing was cramped good job
Insane price....
Youre out of your mind idc what the going rate is....
Absolutely insane.
Great dorm room....but not for 4k
As an architect, this is sad. Efficiency is irrelevant when you’re paying twice the average mortgage for a studio apartment.
Like the apartment but no laundry 😢
💜✌️
Good point, but quite honestly, if I was someone who could afford a $4000 a month rent, I could probably afford a laundry service that does home pick up and delivery
@@joeyguitarlo thats prob avg rent in NYC.
@@joeyguitarlo And Uber Eats for meals because I didn't see an oven and that is a hot plate. LOL
@@tracygarrett3952 got to have a fat wallet to live there
Fun fact, the building owner pockets 1500 for each studio
No they don't. After the owner pays for everything he will be lucky to make a hundred dollars per unit.
@@CineZoneYTno one believes that
And you can keep it at $4k per month.
You can get a 1 bedroom in NYC for less. But I do like the apt. It's perfect for a single person.
If this was say 2k a mo then yes. You have to make 120,000 a yr to qualify I think. 30x the rent. Correct me if I'm wrong. But thank you AMAZING video
yeah...I mean these are obviously new and nice compared to others but this is ridiculous. And the median for a studio in NYC is something between $2.1K and $3.1K at the moment. why should this amount of space with a new style deserve a jump in price to $4K? Messed up.
They’re cool and I think a majority of cities could benefit from similar projects. Just that rent though.
AMAZING, thoughtful!!! Design! says this interior designer. Rental Prices are relatively crazy all across the nation; however, this one is fully furnished, in NYC, has generous storage, and I am sure it has efficient HVAC and electricity!...because it is new! all of the latter are cost savers and more conscious living!
I got more space at rikers island thanks 👍🏽
Cheaper room and board too
B cool😂
Just don't drop the soap in the shower~
Literal hotel room 💀
Apartments are supposed to be at max a third of your income, this apartment would be 48k a year, so you need to make more than 124k.The average wage is 52k, you would have to share this apartment with three people
It’s really cute but not for that amount of money .
Would be nice if these units were affordable or at least cheaper than 4k.
should be $400
I'm so tired of this economy 😭😭😭 i wanna cry every fucking time i think about it 😔
For 4k it better be ON the f train and ON the high line at the same time
That place is insanely massive! In Vancouver we have actual micro apartments, they're about half the size of that, some of them are only the size of a double bed. And designed as a bunk bed style, were the bed is on top and underneath is your standing space. That's about $1500. So this is a mansion!
They shot this video with a wide lens which makes everything look bigger, lol trust me.
Wow makes me feel like I live in a castle In Pasadena TX (Houston suburbs, 25 mins from Hou downtown) , I live alone with my dog and cat, 2 bedrooms, 2 baths 3 walk in closets, two built in vanities, 1500 sq ft, $1200 with electricity included, I just pay the internet, I don't have washer and dryer tho
4000$ monthly for a hotel room??? A Murphy bed...please. you can keep it.
leaving NYC was the best decision
I love this, they should build these everywhere and it would be the end of the housing crisis. This is what a lot of cities need because the average household size has decreased so much. But most local governments won't allow it because they still have that 4 bedroom mindset and home-owners are economically incentivised to uphold the broken status quo.
? So what about 4 grand a month ? At that number will it help or keep most people away
At 4K a month it solves zero housing crises.
No galvanized square steel, and didn't even borrow screws from his auntie. NO DEAL!
Normally I wouldn't like a bed like that but it's actually quite nice
All dish washers are built in if you use that phrase. They just took the regular door off and put a customs cabinet door on the front to hide it
My college was partnered with a vet clinic in New York to complete my large animal practice for veterinary technician. I would've had to move from my state to NY for about 6 + months....long story short I left that dream behind :')
I am impressed with the layout and amount of storage in such a small space. The guy was right, lots of thought and planning to this.
Where's the washer and dryer?
@@tracygarrett3952😂
@@tracygarrett3952didn't u see the "large sink"?
Not really