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Awesome video! Very informative.

Love the pared back aesthetic, although the bathroom is a horror show. Some lucky person is going to get past the co-op board. 😂

Watching this in 2025, thinking back on how good the real estate market must have been during the pandemic

Off street parking?

It's a bargain!

insightful 👏

My grandparents bought into a co-op in sheepshead bay in Brooklyn when my dad entered high school, about 1953. Long before the 70s and 80s.

The views are everything

Love the outdoor terrace space, but apartment needs an upgrade... kitchen cabinets, appliances, remove wallpaper and paint throughout, gut renovation of bathrooms... but save that inlaid wood flooring marble fireplace mantel! 🤔

Very pretty. It's a coop, so good luck getting in!

For the upper east side this beautiful apartment is a bargain!

Love it!

A nicely renovated cookie cutter apartment in a drab building. $1 million?

Got here after watching an old tour of 11 e 62nd st in 1997! (ernesto fabbri & edith vanderbilt mansion)

A true example of greatness

Amazing guest!!

Bro. Is that a washing machine in the kitchen?

Love that building. Nice memories.😊👑🌏🌎🌍💚

I can't believe that place is only 500k

What are the monthly fees?... Maybe thats the reason the pricecwas cut from $750k...

Buying stocks might seem easy, but picking the right one without a solid plan is tough. I've been trying to grow my $100K portfolio, but the tricky part is not having clear plans for when to buy and sell. Any tips on this would really help.

Is this apartment still available

Congrats guys! Great to see big things happening for you all, and hard work rewarded

Wow. What a douche. Great little place.... Realtor.... Ja

Love this! Looking to buy a condo soon

Thank you for you info. Please tell me Do either of these housings have HOA?

'PromoSM' 😒

I read this without my spectacles…..thought it said colon in the stead of conlon….😂😂😂

No way I'd ever want to live in a direct elevator access condo. I can imagine walking around my apartment naked, and then sudden the elevator door opens because someone hacked the software. Don't understand why the architects don't just build another entrance after you get off the elevator.

Heavenly♡

Just catching The Dynamic Duo😊 today (04-06-24) Your flow is effortless😊

NYC is literally going bankrupt. The city is spending billions of taxpayers money to house and feed illegal migrants. All of the stores are closing due to drastically increased criminal activity. Real estate makes no sense to ever own there. In 99% of cases the monthly carrying costs to own are double to triple the cost to rent the same unit. Most of the real estate is coops where you have no rights to even rent your unit in the case of a job loss and the need to move. The city is a financial disaster right now and they are gouging people’s property taxes to astronomical levels.

Do these older units come with parking onsite?

OMG AMAZING!!!!

You always showing most beautiful luxury Apartments 👍

Luckily, in terms of cost of living and such, I don't live in NYC. But.. tbh, based on what I've heard about co-ops, if I had a high income, for example, I can't imagine "wasting" time going after a co-op. I could be wrong, but, based on what I've heard about co-ops up there, it just sounds like 'apartments with extra steps.' Or an 'apartment complex with an HOA.' Like... what's the "real" advantage, other than *maybe*, if you're lucky, having somewhat more "voice" in how it's run, perhaps? ...assuming the main board that runs it (whatever it's called officially) isn't tyrannical and power-hungry? esp. given the "excruciating" registration and interview process I've heard so much about, for co-ops Like, if you're lucky enough to be able to get a high-end co-op, maybe it's different? But... most "standard" co-ops probably aren't much better than living in a standard apartment complex? esp. if you don't happen to be part of the board that runs the place (and are 'just another' tenant-shareholder) Like... paying, say, 200k or 250k, to "own" an apartment you don't REALLY own, with possibly loads of "absurd" rules regarding what you can and can't do while living there, just sounds like a pretty-'shitty' deal, imo. Though, in the end, as they say, YMMV. But... again, if I had loads of money to burn and the promise of income coming in for the foreseeable future, with a good-enough income I'd just opt for a better, more-flexible housing option, ownership-wise. Having to pay a "mortgage" for an apartment just sounds kinda "idiotic", as a general housing-market arrangement over there, ngl. Again, if one is lucky enough to be able to get an apartment in a "great" co-op where it truly feels like they "help run the place"- as opposed to a landlord or property-management firm having all the say- then, great! but... how often is that *really* the case (esp. for co-ops that cost less)? I wonder... If one wants a co-op, but all they can afford are "low-end" ones with a lot of restrictions, if you ask me, might as well just go for the 'standard apartment complex.' At least then you *know/recall* you're 'getting screwed', rather than "pretend" it's a "way better arrangement" than it really is, just b/c you paid a bunch upfront (or took out a loan for it and paid some down payment to the bank) and, on paper, "own a share" in the building itself.

He convieniently forgets to mention what the maintenance charges are in this god forsaken land lease building.

got damn this is beautiful

Stunning 🩵

Very beautiful apartment 👍🇮🇳

Too staged

Ha... isn't HOA for majority is around 2k and above in NYC... they don't seem to have a cap... 1br 1 bath condo around 600sf HOA is >3k/mo... $2.5k i'f you're extremely lucky... not $2/sf... more like $5???

Beautiful apartment; has it been sold? What is the asking price? Best Regards JP Garcia

Hear, hear. Am convinced bad staging is one reason some places can go unsold for YEARS.

Very informative and straight to the point, Thank you gentlemen!

Storage, parking, gym and rooftop resting area

Renew the plumbing. What's the issue? I live in a building from 1936. The plumbing has been renewed at least 2 times.

What happened here... it was once 750k at the end of 2019 heading into 2020. and sold for 500k in 2022? Seems odd. That said the Hoa fees of 3.1k seem wildly expensive for a unit of only 700 sq ft and value of 500k. $4.4 per sq ft in maintenance fees ouch