The smallest one bedroom in New York City!!! Great location, Little Italy, rented for $2,800! 👋
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I've watched too many videos on New York apartments. I saw this one and thought, "That place is huge."
Right😂😂 I’m like “This is a nice size place🤔”
same,
My bedroom alone is as big as the apartment.
Brother, I said to myself "this place is a _palace_ "
Exactly 😂
That is not the smallest apartment in Manhattan!!!!!
It’s the smallest ONE bedroom apartment for sure 😁
@ziggymo7806you “CAN’T” spell and she definitely read it right! It says THE SMALLEST APARTMENT 😂 you goofy
@@justso-gr3jj it was changed smart guy 🤣
@@BIGMANMUSIKYou're * goofy. There, I fixed that for you.
@@ImARealHumanPerson your mother 🤣
This guys a genius, calls it small and gets several quotes saying otherwise 😅
Yes , he is a good fisherman
Hey, I know that is expensive ( it's NY) , I just wanna know how much? I'm curious!!😊
Nice size apt beautiful shy they say small
Shy is why
Young and live alone, this would be perfect for me. After being a homeowner for almost 30 years I now crave this simplicity.
You’re either a homeowner for 30 years or you’re young, you can’t be both.
I was thinking it looks perfect
The fact that the rooms are separate and distinct is already a miracle for NYC.
For real though 😂
My thoughts exactly -- separate rooms!
Gosh, I lived in a one bedroom apt that was 1/3 the size of that. That’d have been a mansion to me 😂
@@Veronica_Boer Exactly!!
Nice 👍🏼 look at the view ...$2800 a week or month?
There's no way in hell that's the smallest one bedroom in New York City I've seen smaller ones. That's honestly not even that bad
That's not bad at all I would happily live there
it's bad and it is really small, You guys allow big cooperation and land laws to brain wash you into thinking that this small tiny apartment is big. Sad that you guys are really easy to manipulate. Most people are like that.
He knows nothing about New York City...he should have done his homework ..your correct that's not the smallest 😅
Thought it was just fine very nice
My one bedroom in soho was much smaller than dat
In 1979
400 bucks month
I could rock that if it it was only me.
I dont understand how people in new york city have convinced themselves that this is acceptable
Absolutely beautiful. But $2.8k??? New York you okay?
For 300,000$ I got a 3 bedroom 2 bathroom with 80 acres of land in New Mexico. It may be in the middle of nowhere but that’s what motorcycles are for.
@@vitalityfox Hey you're living my fantasy! New Mexico in the middle of nowhere. Enjoy the food!
A full kitchen and bathroom, separate living and sleeping space, and flooded with natural light… this place is a dream for NYC 🤣
Seriously
dreamhouse for a single person .
and its cheap ^^
Dont forget a personal bathroom
its like a luxury penthouse
I'm gonna echo what everyone is saying: for an NY apartment, this place is massive.
Yeah man that’s pretty big for New York City. I remember my studio apartment in Miami was half the size of that at 380 ft.² I feel like if you were to put a Toyota Camry in the middle of that apartment it would take up 3/4 for the space.
If you want to see small, just take a look at some the living quarters in China, they make this place look massive.
@@jumpercable20 go to Hong Kong they have apartments that are so small you can barely sleep with your legs extended
@@jumpercable20 americans are very fat, they take up a lot of physical space. this apartment could fit 4 or 5 porky yanks in it at once, tops.
haha I used to live in a Hells kitchen studio and when he walked in the bathroom, i said to myself, the fck, that was the half the size of my apartment
Tell me you've never lived in Manhattan without telling me you've never lived in Manhattan.
I guess for 28K, it is a small apartment because 28K in another state probably will give you 3 bedrooms.
Not bad for just one person - $2800 is insane!
It will be more expensive probably next year 😁😅👍
They would have to pay me more than $2,800 a month to stay there.
In NY your rent is based on the area and amenities around like of it’s close to subways and buses if there’s stores and markets around shit like that . That’s why living in Manhattan is so expensive not only that but the apartments in Manhattan are normally nice and there’s just wealth in every area even in the hood 😂
$2800 sounds fair. I know it is crazy, but the rent in Sydney is that insane.
Dang!!! I pay 1,895 and I live in Hollywood. Places that are 2,800 are normally places that have a gym and a pool inside the apartment and many come with fireplaces. New York is too expensive man!!!
For someone living alone that actually looks pretty confy
Easily fits a couple or just a man/woman, I bet that rent is at least 1200.
@@Fabulos1twice that plus your bills it will run you $3k/mo. Better have a gf.
@@Fabulos12800
Definitely looks like a great space for a cozy cave setup, but the price is a no for me 😅
Sucks in so many ways
Booooooo 👎
The fact that the living room doesnt double as a bedroom means its definitely not the smallest apartment in new york 😂
That bathroom is very spacious. 😮
No lie. This apartment seems clean and comfortable. Ideal for a single person like me.
Only if single person like you is cool with 2800 🤣
@@ajaychandel9979 He probable makes $6000/month !!
Yeah
Yeah doesn't look to bad tbh
Indeed!!
It's not small, it's a more than functional 1 bed apartment. Pretty nice
My apartment is half the size and I do great!
Yeah, really! I can dig it!
Nothing like paying 3k a month for a broom closet to live in.
@@Jordan-co8bhThis is the smallest legal sized one bedroom rental in NYC, which is huge compared to all the illegal rentals that are available off the books, cash in hand to the landlord, no lease document, with threat of eviction for any reason, and rented by four undocumented immigrants which are paying per person not by the apartment, and all just to try to save money and achieve the American Dream. Which they will accomplish because they're will to live extraordinarily harsh conditions that Americans won't.
Say what ??
For NYC, this is huge and very good size for an apartment. I'm living in a studio apartment in NYC. A very small and narrow kitchen, no way another person be able to squeeze pass me. There is a small stove, small sink with cupboard underneath and next to it a narrow 5' tall fridge with small freezer combination. There are several cabinets above all that. A small bathroom and a maybe 15' x 15' space for bedroom/living room/dinning room, etc... plus a very small closet. That's all. I have to say, it is in a reasonable neighborhood. Current value - sold for $250k in my building, exactly the same size as my apartment. The one in this video is at least 3 or 4 times bigger than mine.
bedroom: fits one dog bed
That's a nice space. No shared bathroom. That's golden
Shared bathroom??😮😮
Yes it is
@@rianorthbay8308yes, popular in NYC. I know someone in NYC and there’s 8 units on the floor with a full bathroom at each end of the hall, so they were sharing a bathroom with 4 families. Pissing, shitting, showering, all of it is a major pain in the ass. And when your sick and have the runs for get about it. He said everyone keeps Home Depot 5 gallon buckets in the house in case shit ever goes south and you need to evacuate your bowels asap.
@@rianorthbay8308 ohh yes lots of places have a single bathroom that the entire floor shares. 🤢
You get to share with 6-12 complete strangers.
@corpr8dystopia778 That sounds like college dorm or something
this is actually a lot bigger than I expected - i just need to know the laundry situation
Bathroom and laundry always make or break these things 😂
Fact's but that looks to be about 450 to 500 sq ft because mines is 750 sq ft
Was thinking the same. Not bad actually. I could live in that considering the location. Seems nice.
@alexdm4868: The neighborhood laundromat is the laundry. Of course you can wash certain clothes in your shower. Perhaps they will let you install a washing and drying machine I don't know where...😮
no
That will be $3500 a month. We need a 4-month deposit of $14,000 (non-refundable,) a 2-month security deposit of $7.500, an 850 credit score, a co-signer, paid all your own utilities. We on accept cashier checks or direct cash payments. $21,500 is due two weeks before moving in.
Sounds like we have a deal 🤝
Good grief. That place couldn't store my clothes, let alone any furniture! 😂😂 😂
As a member of the introvert community : this is paradise.
That’s great! 👌👌
😂😂😂👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻 As a president, I confirm!❤
My thoughts exactly!!
The introvert community lol
Just needs a balcony.
The fact that this Place has a living room can already tell you that it' s not the smallest apartment in NY
The fact that yall think that closet can be lived in is amazing. Yall would think my 4 bed 2 bath house is a mansion😂 I live in the south where you can rent a nice 1600sq ft HOME for 1200-1500 a month
@@NaomiistarrNot everybody has the same Money and/or opportunity. I' m not poor, but my First year of collage i lived in a 2x5 meters room in an house with 2 other people and 1 bathroom, because i had to go late to find a house and that was the only affordable Place i could find...it was confortable? Hell no. But sometimes you gotta do what you gotta do
I would prefer that over the current 2,400 square foot home I live in. I've lived in that small a space before. Much easier to clean and not be stressed about it.
People are getting studio apartment and 1 bedroom apartment mixed up
@@user-dy1ne9od9b both are ridiculous and NY should be ashamed for charging its citizens that damn much for a box to live in.
The housing shortage in New York is insane. Why people still fight to live there with everything going on is beyond me. So many people are suffering in New York subjecting themselves to abnormal situations & terrible weather when they could just move to another state.
People love the city. It's an amazing place to be a part of, and to those people, it's worth the price.
And there's the saying, if you can make it in NYC, you can make it anywhere. It's never been an "easy" place to live, and it never will be, so to those that tough it out and make it work, they know that if and when they decide to leave the city, they will be just fine.
If you want New York you gotta live there.
NEW YORK CITY is the greatest city in the world ! We have the finest restaurants/ culture/ performing arts/ theatre/ rock bands/ sports and sports venues/ fashion/ our subway system is amazing if a bit dirty ! New Yorkers are wise worldly and generous of heart . We’ve seen it all ! We are not petty, cowardly bigots who refuse other human beings service or shelter on any account ! We consider that conduct stupid and backward .if you don’t like broad minded and compassionate, don’t come to New York: stay where you are and keep your mean spirit there too
@@ilikenachosify oh I don’t have a mean spirit, I just don’t like all the suffering and lawlessness that I see in New York and other places like it. And the ridiculous prices of everything while still being of low quality. That’s sad to me. I’m glad people there have a culture that they still enjoy, but the living situation of most citizens there is unacceptable
@@ilikenachosify New York rocks and so do New Yorkers! I can't wait to go back.
Just before 9-11 a work friend transferred to New York. She rented basically a closet for $2,000 a month.
I won’t lie. That’s a nice little cozy spot for a single person.
True story!
A single person with not many possessions...
In Texas I live in a 2 story townhouse for only 1050. My first one bedroom was bigger than that and it only costed me 680
@@binkl2844 sounds about right and burgers are larger 🤙🤙😁
True
This shit looks like a piece of heaven on earth !😭
Fr
Yeah ngl I was thinking "that's just the right amount of room for a TV and a chair." Like this would be perfect for me
Imagine if there were Apartments like these available for those people who only have the skills or ability to work a minimum wage job, or simply jobs only offer minimum wage, as a matter of fact this would be amazing for people in my area who make $5 over minimum wage and still can't afford a one-bedroom anybody and everybody would love to have an affordable place like this or they can go work there 40 hours a week and still be able to have even this tiny home
It's probably like $3,000 or $4,000 a month in New York
Well I wouldn’t call it heaven on earth lol. But it isn’t a bad apartment at all.
Little john saved up his whole life and finally can buy a square foot apartment
It's cute and each room as it own space ❤! ✨️
I would live there 100%. Don't need anything more than that. $2,800 though is insane.
For little Italy it might be really good.
THAT PRICE IS OUT OF HAND!
If you live at 3 person in there, all pretending to be friends. I live in around 4X times the size of this apart, for around 4.5 times less expensive, not in usa. Slaply overpriced.
That would be a good deal for this area 😁😁😁
Well that is the point. For this area and city it might be really good - anyone can compare something to anything and say "oh this is better"@@YouHadOneJobOntario
The layout and size isn't that bad for someone that's a minimalist but the price is the jaw dropper
how much..?
You think 2800 is a jaw dropper for NYC cause it's so nice and cheap right? Surely not for being too expensive.
@@andylymbofor that price you could get you 5 bedroom house 2 car garage on a acre here in Texas though
@@210Blackjoker sure, I'm not arguing against that but it's that way cause there's no demand to live there. Just saying for NYC the price isn't unreasonable at all.
@210Blackjoker yup I have a 4 bed, 2 bath, 2 car garage in central texas and mortgage payment is 1200
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not gonna lie, this looks beautiful
Thank you 🙏
No 😂😂😂😂😂
@@miguel4297 it does idk what kinda mega mansion you live in
No it does not lol. And btw you get that little space at a lovely 3k or more a month I’m sure
And what does the rent cost?
I don't know if it's because im in the military, I'm a minimalist, or I'm just a dude, but that place looks dope af.
Ok then, go pay the $2800 a month on your government salary.
@@rp7326 that's not the point I'm making you dunce 😑
@@islasdelosladrones2128agreed
All the same with me, man.
Agreed, and it's probably a dude thing. If I wasn't married, that's all I'd need... It's actually less than what I get in our home, so I guess I'm living like that now. 😅
It's not the size that bothers me it's the fact that you have neighbours left, right, up and down.
I definitely would not pay $2800/month for any apartment, but to be honest this apartment is all a single person should need. it's got everything.
As a new yorker, i think this apt is huge and well renovated ❤
For a rabbit, yes.
that is why i dont live in the city because that is a huge rip off. I live in Long Island and i would never live in the city because only fools would pay that much for a crappy place to live.
@@londonerwalksapartment has 3 rooms, its a good size.
As a British, that's the standard. Does anything larger than that actually exist?
@@sarahbasto6520 For non-wage slaves yes.
I’ve literally seen closets with a shoebox considered as 1 bedrooms in nyc. This is actually quite nice to the others.
LITERALLY!
For real. I've seen smaller apartments in JERSEY I know damn well there's literal closets in NY.
“Saw”
For real. My brother rented one of those shoebox "studios" in Midtown 20 years ago.
incorrectly correcting other people's grammar isn't cute. @@PattiFinn
Bro tried to get his phone back and realized it was still recording 😂
Bruh the bedroom is bigger than the living room 😂
I’ve slept in a car before. This looks clean and safe.
It's $2800 so......
Lissa we dont need to know about the night you slept in his car babe
@@mikewilson9236 I don’t remember asking you for an opinion so…
@@mikewilson9236 the comments section is for opinions, if you didn't want to see someone's opinion, then you shouldn't have open the comment section
@@FemkeMeurerThen everything works out. Everyone expressed their opinion, not mater how crude, sexist, insensitive or boorish it may be or how tiny of a wang as the poster may have.
That's not so small. It's actually spacious.
Nice, I need more clients like you 👍👍👍😀
@@DejanTheRealtor
🤔I work in construction 🚧 making about $100 a day what kind of apartment can i get with that?
Wtf
@@dookiewu sir this is a Christian server
@@iamhuman798 a tent-apartment?
You'll own nothing and you'll like it. You're getting there.
This is literally perfect for a single person.
For NY standards that's a MANSION 💀
🙌🙌🙌
😂
😂😂😂
For a single person who dont have a lot of company. This is a valid spot.
except the fact that its $2600 per month no utility's included and the parking spot a block away cost another $800 per month right next to the homeless camp
I would be 100% down with this except for one thing, I need a 2 car wide garage for my DIY workshop.
@@veelink6345 probably double that. Average one bedroom apartment in Manhattan is $4400. And this one is no where near the smallest.
As a single person with no company, the video is a smack in the face😮
"All of this for just $10,000 per month? I'll take it!"
Definitely not the smallest one bedroom apartment in NY.
That's actually a really nice apartment
yes... and I know I've seen smaller there... like... this was big comparatively...
Thank you 😊 🙏
u kiddin' me? It's absolutely fantasupertastic! I love it!
I was thinking the same thing. I like it.
Feel like we're all so traumatized from living in crappy apartments that anything remotely modern with a decent view is considered *amazing* 😂
NY and the whole world has to chill with their prices.
Renting & buying an apt has gone from being a basic human right to a privilege&luxury🤦🏻♀️
Is not about pricing
IS ABOUT WHO CAN AFFORD OUR LIFESTYLE if coming over or moving from a poor state please do not even try it that's why I love when rent goes high a bit every year , I see less regular people around our desirable cities and town and high end building.
Demand sets the prices. Just don’t live there.
@@Oldlard I wouldn't.
I live island life with sea view in Southern Europe after years of living in an overpriced and overrated Scandinavian capital.
My comment was more general,about inequalities or overrated places & properties.
But you are right,it's all about demand & supply, preferences & priorities too👍
@@starseed4633 i also live in a nice, quiet, beautiful place with affordable rent. Let's just let people here believe that being stuck in a tiny apartment in a crowded metropolis is the epitome of living, F*ck the rat race
@@kevinglainez8151- Have you bothered to look at rental prices in poor states?
I’ve lived in many Minneapolis efficiency apartments what you got there is pretty standard except for It’s usually just one big room with a door that leads to a small bathroom off to one side and one wall and corner is a kitchenette in most the living room is just one big room with a bed that turns into a couch somewhere off to the the side many had a Murphy bed that folded out of the wall. Those had become rare over time you saw there were fewer and fewer of those because they were prone to mechanical breakdown and building owners started just taking them out and completely remodeling. And reconfiguring the room without them
Luxury in Japan. Japan: Hold my beer.
Actually, that looks quite cozy. And I've seen way smaller in New York.
I was thinking the same....
I actually got angry at him, smallest apartment my azz, then I saw the price.
@@alexsherel3344 Interestingly very amusing - smile
Me tooo!!! I saw smallers and more expensive!!! So this price it is not expensive for the location…!
Until you add funiture😮
Looks like the perfect one person apartment.
or living with your boyfriend
@@yuhuuuu123haha
Exactly
Unless you own a sofa or a bed 😕
Small person
The fact that people think this is a living space is shocking.
My chickens have a bigger coop than that entire apartment.
In my country, you wouldn't find this wardrobe of an apartment being built. This is not how humans should live. What a joke.
$2,800! What the hell are they thinking😡Their greed has not limits
I've been in a MUCH smaller apartment in NY. It was just one room with no kitchen, no bathroom and no closets. But the worst part was that it kept going up and and down and the entry door kept opening and closing... on its own.
🤣🤣🤣 sounds like an elevator.
@@Trudloopslmao I think you're right
Sounds like it had it's ups and downs
😂😂
Underrated comment 👏
I love smaller, minimalist spaces. Just not at NYC prices.
We're paying for the walkability, the accessibility, the melting pot of food, the opportunities, and youthful vigor that comes with this experience. Only for Manhattan though. The other boroughs don't offer the same vibe. It's necessary (unfortunately) to have a car almost everywhere else in other major USA cities. Even a used car, insurance, maintenance, gasoline, and other unforseen car expenses will add up to the total cost of living.
@@GariusMarius So youre basically paying for a car (in rent) without ever owning a car because you live "central"? NYC prices indeed.
@@tovsteh It's called quality of life. It's subjective, but there are certain baseline considerations that make Manhattan ideal. I can walk down the block to choose from a variety of bagels and specialty breakfast items, or walk several more blocks to hop on the subway to wherever I am in the mood for at the moment. The other boroughs have ethnic enclaves with their wonderful food, and even Williamsburg comes close to accessibility of food and bars, but lacking in the subway/transportation area unless you take a rideshare. Walking to Central Park or other parks and having breakfast/lunch/chill there are also accessible and convenient. Low price, medium price for the value, and expensive restaurants from all over the world are found here. For some people, it's a temporary living arrangement while we're young, for others, it's a permanent way of life. You don't get that anywhere else in the world, perhaps except Tokyo and some European cities and Asian cities. I'm not knocking on the other boroughs since I grew up mostly in Queens and parts of Brooklyn, but I'm being real honest here that family-life is better off in the other boroughs, but Manhattan is where you want a well-rounded quality of life and accessibility.
@@tovsteh Also the paying for a car in the higher cost of rent comment. For me, some things have more value than others. Some people will pay more to have a backyard and others don't need one. Others want a pool, and others find it inconvenient and a safety hazard with children. I wouldn't judge others for paying more for their desired way of life.
@@GariusMarius Im not passing judgement on your choices. Im just saying NYC is so expensive its a bordeline scam.
The bedroom looks like a walk-in closet 😂
Only took him a New York minute to show it all to us😂😂😂😂
There’s no way that’s the smallest one bedroom apartment in NY
it looks pretty good to me! the fact that it's fully renovated really helps...
I seriously doubt the internal plumbing is......
It’s not the smallest
I thought you were talking abt the guy!
Yes..I'll take it
Looks ok to me. Less to clean
Absolutely NOT the smallest 1 bedroom in NY. My friend lives in a smaller one bedroom with her husband and a dog.
There's no way in hell that's the smallest apartment
I lived in a 2 room apartment in NYC - one of those room is the bathroom. My living room, kitchen, dining room, bedroom was 200 sq feet. This place is huge!
Thanks for sharing!!
@@DejanTheRealtorI think he meant the Smallest apartment that has a dedicated bedroom. A true 1 bedroom.
I think you are describing a studio? Or something along those lines?
"feet"? WTF?
That's about 18.5m²
Roughly 1/2 of a typical one-room apt (with separate kitchen) around where I live
@@quantum-t It's what everyone used before metric, and also a lot of people still use today. While OFFICIALLY the UK uses metric, most people still discuss sizes and distances in inches, feet, and miles and still measure their beer in pints.
$2800 a month, 2 year lease, $5500 down, no pets, no smoking, single occupancy…IKEA only furniture…
I just read that a guy was ecstatic because his name came up for a chance to rent a low income studio (1 room) apt. in Brooklyn for "only" $2,600 a month.
IKEA only furniture?? They can't tell you what furniture you can have.
@@johnfranklin5277 are you trying to say 2800 is average rent in any regular town in America? Because that’s insanely wrong
No voy a ese lugar sin mis mascotas,feo
@@johnfranklin5277why do you exaggerate so much? In a small town it's definitely not going to be more than 1000$ a month for a tiny place like that
If mike ross and rob lowe had a child it would be you
To be honest I'd live in that apartment if it only didn't cost like 2k a month or even more lol!
That's actually a pretty damn nice place.
True!
@@DejanTheRealtor It is but not for that price, sorry.
Right! Is beautiful very Pricey!
@@mirnamontero78 true 👍😁
Yea but no car you don’t need one.
I'll stick to my 4 bedroom house and garden that is about 1.5 acres with over 100 trees, plenty of birdlife. Nothing like sitting there in the morning with a good cup of coffee.
Nice 👏👏👏😁
All over the world, if you have 2000 dollars, it means you're rich. In NY, it means you're almost homeless.
Try Singapore.
Same here in Toronto. It would cost the same if not more here for that.
@@mariatina72Singapore and New York are pretty much the same…expensive asf
@@ashrafmohammed6191 Toronto is more expensive now.
I don’t know what you’re smoking, but having $2,000 doesn’t mean you’re rich.. 🤔
I wouldn’t let my enemy pay 💰 that much to live in an apartment.
That place is honestly not bad. It's small but it would not be cramped. It's actually neat.
"And, it`s ONLY six thousand dollars a month !"
$2800
4k @@hollystiener16
@@YankeeDudelDandy it says $2800 in the video
That may or may not be true we may never know exactly how much it costs. It's a big universe.@@hollystiener16
@@hollystiener16 The two bedroom apartment with full dining room, balcony, and laundry, is 2800 doollars a month.
That place is huge, you don't have a clue what a small one bedroom apartment looks like
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No way my Alaskan King is going in that bedroom 😂
NYC isn't a real place, who would abuse themselves by paying these outrageous rents
Having watched smallest apartments in Hong Kong - this actually looks exceptionally spacious!
But apartments in hong kong aren't worth the dirt they sit on
I live in Hong Kong and was thinking the same lol
That is NOT the smallest apartment in NYC.
RIGHT? I'm from HK, and sadly we have smaller apartments, shitty design, unfurnished, not even a single household item and probably rent's about the price as that place once converted. Ridiculous.....
This is perfect for a single person. I’d love this. It’s super cozy.
Hope all y’all make at least 120k a year to afford this
I'd go insane after a few weeks.
Not much room for clothing and personal items too clostraphobic for me!
@@h_jonezyou would have to make a lot more then that sweetie
No. That can't be the smallest one bedroom in NYC.
There's no way.
If the kitchen catches fire, you have no way out😂😂😂😂. Does it have a fire scape?
Absolutely, safety first 👍👍👍😀
That space, with that rent, is beyond dystopian
Wait until you see Boston my friend
i was reading comments and not a single person anything about the price. I could pay for 2 houses a month and they would be mine...
I live in Japan, so this is like a mansion to me.😂
The people living in NYC agree with you.
I heard Japan has lot of vacant houses because of decline in population.
@@jeffbryson 😂😂😂 I humbly accept.
@@sonvirrana yeah but the condition is quite poor for those houses. The cost of renovation depends on the region, I live in Matsumoto so its still quite expensive to renovate a house compared to other prefectures. But not only that there is an entire procedure, you have to take permission from the locals and the neighbors so that the noise dont cause disturbance for the community. Its a whole another ball game😂.
What do you do in Japan? I mean are you the native of Japan or there for studies or job?
Please believe me, this is not the smallest apartment in New York City
It would give me nightmares. I'd rather sleep in the woods with the bears
I gotta say for a small apartment it really does look good
I agree!!
Not bad at all
@@pissant7867 thank you!
Very nice as apartment!!
@@shanicesm6208 true 😁
This is actually a very cute first time apartment for someone. It is super small, but big at the same time.
I just love you, Tiffany
First time apartment 😭 this is an apartment for a rich person in their 30’s who finally made it to NYC
For 2k a month.
Such peasantry should be removed from youtube
Cuanto cuesta la renta?
This place is huge compared to the truly tiny apartments. FALSE ADVERTISING
A rat hole. Disgusting that the city allows apartments to be so small. They should have municipal requirements establishing the acceptable sizes for apartments according to the number of bedrooms.
This is clearly the first time you've been in NYC.
This is not too shabby at all. It's actually kinda cute an cozy...
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How many square feet. Has everything you need.
For this price, you can rent a 10meters long truck, with every single utility, and a lot more space, lol. I would never pay such insane price this 😊
Yes. If you live on futons and have 6 pieces of clothing. I live in Northern California retired with a rent subsidy program: exercise bedroom, full living room, vaulted ceiling, 1 walking bedroom with sink and shower toilet, full bath in hallway, laundry room, private porch and back patio anoyt 20 feet long central heat and air. 1100 but I pay $400 including garbage and water. Yeah. I know. 😅
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the world is crazy when apartments this small are priced higher than a mortgage people should support each other with space and leave these apartments unoccupied then prices will be affected
....Take the 2800 and buy a bus ticket to a far far away place..
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New Yorker: brooo that is a palace. Too big
I'm from Istanbul and tbh this place is huge for one person. I lived in a place that was %30 of its size.
@@timurklc6912 really brooo. My house is a mansion then . It is like 10 Marla idk in sq feet
Nah this one is fine asf. You don't even need any GALVANIZED SQUARE STEEL upgrade for a place like that
Crazy underrated comment. Was looking for this.
And they didn’t have to borrow screws from their aunt! And use eco friendly wood veneers!
Little Johnny will be very happy
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So, Little John sent you here as well?
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That is not even CLOSE to being the smallest apartment in NYC.
I mean it's no mansion but I highly doubt it's the SMALLEST in the whole of NYC. Honestly, that's the perfect amount of space for my single ass. My apartment now is a 1 bedroom 1 bath just a little bit more spacious than this one, I pay $1200 a month with heat and hot water included in the rent, and I live in Nashua, New Hampshire which is one of those quaint, small, picture-esque New England style cities, with your classic American main street style downtown and everything. I can't imagine how expensive that one is but to be living amongst the 6 million other people in NYC, with walking distance access to literally anything and everything I'm sure play a part in this apartments price of rent. If it's not much more than what I'm paying now, then I'm living in the wrong part of the country. As much as I enjoy my cozy little spot, I'd give it up in a split second to take a downsize and live actually IN NYC!