Thank you! 🤗 same thing here - I get suggestions for other bloggers living around here too - actually it’s a pretty great way to begin meeting your neighbors for those of us living downtown in dense areas! :)
I absolutely love your videos. They are so insightful specially considering I am moving to Seattle in a few months. I hope to find a beautiful apartment like yours in the neighbourhood of Amazon offices. Thank you for a gorgeous tour!
I'm late to this so perhaps you're on your way here or here already! Welcome to Seattle and I hope you get all settled in and get to explore all that the city has to offer soon! :)
Thank you for sharing! My wife and I are moving to Seattle next month from Florida and we are interested in the high-rise living. Do you have any recommendations?
Just found your video... moved from CA to AZ because of the pandemic. Now my bf and I are looking to go back to his home state! I'm so excited, had to sub because of your videos 🙌🏼
Thank you!! 🤗 I think seattle is a great transition city for those wanting to move to somewhere that has jobs and amenities, but not too big and has good quality of life! You should visit for a longer trip and get a feel for how the lifestyle here fits your needs!
Haha!! I'm in the same situation. Moved from Bay Area, CA..now in boring AZ with family due to pandemic. Now looking to start a new life somewhere else, hopefully Seattle. 🙌🏽
@@Mimlou Yeah - if you can land a job here then why not! Plus it's close to Vancouver BC so once Pandemic is over it's a short drive to a whole other international mega city LOL it's like 2 for 1
I like the azalea you have outside. I would call that a balcony----or maybe if you want to be more classy, a "terrace" but definitely not a "patio". As far as I'm concerned, that is the wrong term for anything above ground. My prediction----you are going to have to move before long because your space is getting crowded already. Mark my words--after a time you'll agree. The alternative would be to start discarding things but that doesn't sound good. I think most viewers want to know how much you are paying to live there each month for this number one location. The views are exceptional.
Thank you so much for the tour, I love the roof top entertainment area. If you mentioned the name of your complex I didn't catch it but I certainly would like to know! Thank you so much and I enjoy all your videos.
I’m glad you liked it! It’s awesome to see that I’m not the only one into Japanese Whiskey - they’re really good! :) have you tried any other brands of Japanese Whiskies?
Yes I can! It is a very comfortable couch indeed! I just checked on the Dania Furniture website and it looks like the couch is no longer available, but the sectional version is still there : [Left Sectional] daniafurniture.com/collections/sectionals/products/mirak-left-chaise-sectional [Right Sectional] daniafurniture.com/collections/sectionals/products/mirak-right-chaise-sectional The Ottoman is also still available: daniafurniture.com/products/mirak-storage-ottoman Let me know if you end up getting it! :)
Hi, I'm moving to Seattle soon. This is the second vid of this specific building which I love but i had no luck finding the name. Would you mind sharing so i can look into it?
As an interning in Seattle with no car, would it be best to live in Ballard, Capitol Hill, Downtown Seattle, or Fremont? I like the city like but I also love being where I can workout and walk down the street and get food. I’m wondering if Ballard is good for walkers or if downtown is better for that?
Honestly, any of those areas are going to be perfectly fine for what you're looking for! If you want to be able to walk to work then I would find a place close to your internship, but if you don't mind taking the bus or other public transportation than live in the neighborhood with the culture you enjoy the most. You should have no issues getting around anywhere without a car if you live in any of the areas you mentioned :)
If you don't have a car (or you're like me and you just don't like driving) you definitely want to live in an area with light rail access. Downtown and Cap Hill both offer that, but Ballard and Fremont do not.
Actually I don't ever feel any type of swaying tbh - I thought I would but it feels just as if I lived in a one story rambler! Though I never experienced an earthquake in that building...
Holy your apartment is beautiful! Thinking of moving to Washington in just a few years time! If I may ask..what is the rent of an apartment the size of yours?
Thank you! This apartment was $3,150 with 2 months free rent when I moved in - I saw units in the lower floors for the mid $2000's. You can get the same apartment outside of the downtown districts for about $2k-2.5K depending on how high the floor and whether you have ocean/lake views or not. Hope you make it to Seattle soon! :)
Wishing you an early welcome to Seattle! The gyms are currently open right now, and many high rises do have gyms in the building that I’m sure are open back up already!
Thanks man! Love the unit you ended up renting too! I have a pretty good idea which building you're in haha and you're right we're literally neighbors! You guys enjoying your time in the neighborhood so far?!
Yeah I realized that when I noticed the hummingbirds didn’t enjoy it and stopped drinking it - I’ve been back to regular homemade sugar & water since then!
Yeah - I may be a bit biased, but I do love living here even in light of the rain (which isn't that bad tbh). I hope you are able to make it out here for a visit sometime and see how wonderful the culture and charm of the city is!
@Phamever i travel to america every 6 months (specifically Seattle - Bellevue) and i love it, i want to invest and start a business there and live in Seattle
Renton is a pretty popular area for families and those who want a suburban lifestyle. It has some cute downtown areas that feel small town, and about 20 minutes away from Downtown and 15 minutes from Bellevue so very accessible. The only downside is the traffic is pretty bad if you have to commute to Bellevue/Seattle for work!
Is this the Cirrus apartment? Do you still live there? We are thinking of moving there this month. We are going to be in the lower apartments facing north, and I'm concerned that it will be too dark and cold. Which way is your apartment facing?
This is indeed the Cirrus Apartment! I have just moved out after 2 years of living there (needed a bigger space to run my business), but I wouldn't have moved otherwise. My unit was facing north (with one side facing east surrounded by high rises) and it was perfectly fine - my plants really liked it! I think if you're facing north but 6th floor and above you'll be fine - the buildings surrounding the north side are super low (like 4 stories and under) so you'll still get a lot of light. North side is actually the most exposed of the building with the nearest high rise being 3-4 blocks away from it. Have fun living at Cirrus - you'll love it!
If you've never lived downtown or moving from a suburb then I would say yes, but you get used to it very quickly! After a certain time of the day the city quiets down quite a bit though so it never bothered me much! :)
Yeah I think everyone should try to experience living in a high-rise at least once in their lives if possible! I'm in Marketing, but also an entrepreneur - you?
@@Phamever OMG! Im graduating UW as business marketing this summer and im also getting my real estate license soon. Hopefully one day i can be living in a high rise like you! Any advice on getting your first job?
@@batmunkhn6666 Internships! The key is to get as much experience as possible, there are a lot of start-up companies in Seattle - search for them and email their HR or Marketing team if you can find their contact info and ask how you can help their team. I hustled directly to find my first couple internships - I learned the most from start-up companies. I would also recommend getting your real estate license concurrently - it's a very lucrative field and you can also use your marketing skills to build your real estate business...this looks great on your resume when you're pivoting that experience to a direct Marketing role also. Just do all you can to show you are abled and skilled in your craft and you should have no issue landing a job once you graduate. Good luck!
Love the way you deco your room! lots of greens 🪴
Algorithms bring me to your channel. so happy found neighbor's vlog :)
Thank you! 🤗 same thing here - I get suggestions for other bloggers living around here too - actually it’s a pretty great way to begin meeting your neighbors for those of us living downtown in dense areas! :)
I absolutely love your videos. They are so insightful specially considering I am moving to Seattle in a few months. I hope to find a beautiful apartment like yours in the neighbourhood of Amazon offices. Thank you for a gorgeous tour!
I'm late to this so perhaps you're on your way here or here already! Welcome to Seattle and I hope you get all settled in and get to explore all that the city has to offer soon! :)
Thank you for sharing! My wife and I are moving to Seattle next month from Florida and we are interested in the high-rise living. Do you have any recommendations?
What did you guys end up with ?
Just found your video... moved from CA to AZ because of the pandemic. Now my bf and I are looking to go back to his home state! I'm so excited, had to sub because of your videos 🙌🏼
Thank you!! 🤗 I think seattle is a great transition city for those wanting to move to somewhere that has jobs and amenities, but not too big and has good quality of life! You should visit for a longer trip and get a feel for how the lifestyle here fits your needs!
Haha!! I'm in the same situation. Moved from Bay Area, CA..now in boring AZ with family due to pandemic. Now looking to start a new life somewhere else, hopefully Seattle. 🙌🏽
@@Mimlou Yeah - if you can land a job here then why not! Plus it's close to Vancouver BC so once Pandemic is over it's a short drive to a whole other international mega city LOL it's like 2 for 1
I like the azalea you have outside. I would call that a balcony----or maybe if you want to be more classy, a "terrace" but definitely not a "patio". As far as I'm concerned, that is the wrong term for anything above ground. My prediction----you are going to have to move before long because your space is getting crowded already. Mark my words--after a time you'll agree. The alternative would be to start discarding things but that doesn't sound good. I think most viewers want to know how much you are paying to live there each month for this number one location. The views are exceptional.
Thank you so much for the tour, I love the roof top entertainment area. If you mentioned the name of your complex I didn't catch it but I certainly would like to know! Thank you so much and I enjoy all your videos.
So glad you enjoyed the content! The building is called "Cirrus Apartments" in Downtown Seattle! :)
your plants are awesome!
Thank you!! They’re a ton of work to care for, but the satisfaction of a greener home is so worth it lol 😂
This is such a nice video! Thanks for sharing your home :--)
Of course! Glad you enjoyed the tour! ;)
Dude, I noticed you have Santory Whiskey which is my favorite one. i enjoyed watching this vid 👍👍.
I’m glad you liked it! It’s awesome to see that I’m not the only one into Japanese Whiskey - they’re really good! :) have you tried any other brands of Japanese Whiskies?
@@Phamever No, so far only Suntory whisky, it's really good stuff.
@@jgme627 If you live in Seattle or Portland try a Japanese store called Uwajimaya - they have a wider selection of Japanese Whiskies!
@@Phamever Thanks for the info, I am living in Southern California. Someday I will go there to live 😁.
That couch looks SO comfy! Can you drop a link?
Yes I can! It is a very comfortable couch indeed! I just checked on the Dania Furniture website and it looks like the couch is no longer available, but the sectional version is still there :
[Left Sectional]
daniafurniture.com/collections/sectionals/products/mirak-left-chaise-sectional
[Right Sectional]
daniafurniture.com/collections/sectionals/products/mirak-right-chaise-sectional
The Ottoman is also still available:
daniafurniture.com/products/mirak-storage-ottoman
Let me know if you end up getting it! :)
Loved the vid!!
Thank you! ;)
It’s beautiful condo I’m thinking moving to Seattle looking for condo any suggestions?
Hi, I'm moving to Seattle soon. This is the second vid of this specific building which I love but i had no luck finding the name. Would you mind sharing so i can look into it?
Hi! Welcome to Seattle soon! The building is called “Cirrus Seattle” - good luck on your move!
@@Phamever thank you so much :)
Of course - good luck apartment hunting! 🤗
As an interning in Seattle with no car, would it be best to live in Ballard, Capitol Hill, Downtown Seattle, or Fremont? I like the city like but I also love being where I can workout and walk down the street and get food. I’m wondering if Ballard is good for walkers or if downtown is better for that?
Honestly, any of those areas are going to be perfectly fine for what you're looking for! If you want to be able to walk to work then I would find a place close to your internship, but if you don't mind taking the bus or other public transportation than live in the neighborhood with the culture you enjoy the most. You should have no issues getting around anywhere without a car if you live in any of the areas you mentioned :)
If you don't have a car (or you're like me and you just don't like driving) you definitely want to live in an area with light rail access. Downtown and Cap Hill both offer that, but Ballard and Fremont do not.
Find a place on the south side near the light rail line. Lower rents, too.
Does the building sway in high winds ? If so do you get used to it ?
Actually I don't ever feel any type of swaying tbh - I thought I would but it feels just as if I lived in a one story rambler! Though I never experienced an earthquake in that building...
Holy your apartment is beautiful! Thinking of moving to Washington in just a few years time! If I may ask..what is the rent of an apartment the size of yours?
Thank you! This apartment was $3,150 with 2 months free rent when I moved in - I saw units in the lower floors for the mid $2000's. You can get the same apartment outside of the downtown districts for about $2k-2.5K depending on how high the floor and whether you have ocean/lake views or not. Hope you make it to Seattle soon! :)
I’m in Japan moving to Seattle soon planning to live in a high rise hopefully the gyms are open by that time
Wishing you an early welcome to Seattle! The gyms are currently open right now, and many high rises do have gyms in the building that I’m sure are open back up already!
Awesome place and views! I just uploaded an apartment tour video. We're lowkey neighbors! also love the beginning, Asian household = shoes off!
Thanks man! Love the unit you ended up renting too! I have a pretty good idea which building you're in haha and you're right we're literally neighbors! You guys enjoying your time in the neighborhood so far?!
The red nectar is super bad for humming birds. You can make your own from sugar and water. 2 cups of sugar to one cup of water.
Yeah I realized that when I noticed the hummingbirds didn’t enjoy it and stopped drinking it - I’ve been back to regular homemade sugar & water since then!
What apartment complex is this?
Love your apartment! Where did you get your dining table? 🙂
Thank you! 😊 I got it from this place called Unique Furniture, but they’ve unfortunately gone out of business 😔
whaaat no pool?
Love it, i love Seattle i want to move in
Yeah - I may be a bit biased, but I do love living here even in light of the rain (which isn't that bad tbh). I hope you are able to make it out here for a visit sometime and see how wonderful the culture and charm of the city is!
@Phamever i travel to america every 6 months (specifically Seattle - Bellevue) and i love it, i want to invest and start a business there and live in Seattle
@@6MrMafia Well I think it would not be a bad choice to move here! :) Well, maybe when Covid clears up a bit lol
What do you think about Renton?
Renton is a pretty popular area for families and those who want a suburban lifestyle. It has some cute downtown areas that feel small town, and about 20 minutes away from Downtown and 15 minutes from Bellevue so very accessible. The only downside is the traffic is pretty bad if you have to commute to Bellevue/Seattle for work!
where did you get your couch? :) thanks
I got it at Dania Furniture! I believe the style I have is not longer available, but they had the sectional when I recently browsed their site! :)
love your channel
thank you! :)
What brand/model is the couch?
not sure what Brand it is actually - just know that I got it from a Furniture store called Dania!
I'm moving to Seattle and i love the facilities in this building. Which high rise is this?
This building is called “Cirrus Apartments” - the staff is amazing also! Welcome to Seattle!
Is this the Cirrus apartment? Do you still live there? We are thinking of moving there this month. We are going to be in the lower apartments facing north, and I'm concerned that it will be too dark and cold. Which way is your apartment facing?
This is indeed the Cirrus Apartment! I have just moved out after 2 years of living there (needed a bigger space to run my business), but I wouldn't have moved otherwise.
My unit was facing north (with one side facing east surrounded by high rises) and it was perfectly fine - my plants really liked it! I think if you're facing north but 6th floor and above you'll be fine - the buildings surrounding the north side are super low (like 4 stories and under) so you'll still get a lot of light. North side is actually the most exposed of the building with the nearest high rise being 3-4 blocks away from it.
Have fun living at Cirrus - you'll love it!
Is it noisy living right downtown?
If you've never lived downtown or moving from a suburb then I would say yes, but you get used to it very quickly! After a certain time of the day the city quiets down quite a bit though so it never bothered me much! :)
Beautiful!
Thank you! Cheers! :)
How much does it cost to buy?
I will be uploading new content on this topic so watch out for those videos! ;)
Rent?
Must be nice to be able to afford a place like that. I would rather live in a house though...
Everyone has their personal needs so no one housing solution makes sense for everyone - I myself prefer a house too...but not quite there yet ;)
Dude i want to live in a sky rise, what field are u in?
Yeah I think everyone should try to experience living in a high-rise at least once in their lives if possible! I'm in Marketing, but also an entrepreneur - you?
@@Phamever OMG! Im graduating UW as business marketing this summer and im also getting my real estate license soon. Hopefully one day i can be living in a high rise like you! Any advice on getting your first job?
@@batmunkhn6666 Internships! The key is to get as much experience as possible, there are a lot of start-up companies in Seattle - search for them and email their HR or Marketing team if you can find their contact info and ask how you can help their team. I hustled directly to find my first couple internships - I learned the most from start-up companies. I would also recommend getting your real estate license concurrently - it's a very lucrative field and you can also use your marketing skills to build your real estate business...this looks great on your resume when you're pivoting that experience to a direct Marketing role also. Just do all you can to show you are abled and skilled in your craft and you should have no issue landing a job once you graduate. Good luck!
Cirrus!!
Yes! Love the building! Sounds like you were or are still a resident? :)
jungle of concrete
I’m so poor
LOL I said the same thing years ago while I made $11.75/hr and renting someone’s storage room turned extra bedroom 😓😉