Question: How do you know when an estate agent/broker is talking shite? Answer: When their lips are moving. Honestly who would want to swim and try to relax there when the train line goes right past the pool window? Even worse with the 4,000^2ft patio, at least the pool has windows to stop the noise but you have a snowflake's chance in hell at stopping the train sound on an exposed patio
@@bryanfeliciano4102 Right, 'cuz there's no "shit and needles" in, say, Brooklyn, or the Bronx, or Washington Heights, or, hell, The Duce, smack dab in the middle of Manhattan...
So right. It's so mediocre, sterile, boring. It's amazing that these developers are so bad and lack creativity. Also, fun bit is that the huge terrace is probably a nightmare, you can hear the car tires and traffic even in this video lol, no one would spend time there
6:45 Imagine coming home from a long night, your phone is dead, and you have to sleep drunk curled up outside your door because you don't have physical keys.
I Sincerely believe these spaces are not Pleasant to live in at all. Low Ceiling heights, Radial Planning, Artificial Cooling and No connection to the Freshness of the nature. This could be a good place for a One day visit but not as a Home.
majority of residents in this building thus far are chinese immigrants (mainly students) and a *LOT* of them come from money. I was talking to a few NYC natives (i'm also a native) and this hispanic ones said they felt unwanted due to what they deemed "judgmental stares" and the baseless complaints they got while living there. Didn't happen too often (because everyone works) but the times it did they felt uncomfortable every time.
@@lukamagicc the most expensive house in the world isn’t a lot cheaper. May be possible that a new construction penthouse would cost that much. Which would be absolutely ridiculous
Looking at their web site, I see you can get a 437 square foot studio apartment for $740,715. Tiny doesn't even begin to cover these apartments; even the penthouses were small and cramped. What probably shocked me most was that the building had a communal laundry room; you're paying that much and you don't even get a washing machine?
@@heliolux6904 There's ridiculously expensive and then there's just plain nuts. For substantially less than the price of the cheapest studio apartment in this building (in which even the penthouses are small and cramped), you can get a 4 bedroom house and garden just a few miles outside of New York city.
One modest apartment unit having a 4,000sqft terrace (5:05) is so wildly excessive that it seems more of a building design flaw than perk. Would also be weird having hundreds of units towering above and watching down on you lol.
That unit would be excellent for a caterer to use as a business purchase to stage promos, gatherings, groups and the kitchen would be used for catering/heating food and I want to add if you purchased the apartment next door or on either side of this one as well, there would be much more space and it could be a mid level penthouse at a much cheaper cost with massive outdoor space.
If I were rich enough, I would never spend millions of dollars to have a cramped apartment like that one: low ceilings and tiny kitchen!I think life quality is a whole different matter
@@lokeshloki8628 Considering the area of this location it's not a bad deal if needing to get around the city without driving. Multiple public transit access within 10 minutes of the building, waterfront parks, walking distance to the Queensboro bridge and etc.
Well I'm used to call condos and lofts home. Unless you are a true billionaire the sheer size of a single family house can actually be a huge burden, like lawn mowing and snow shoveling. In those luxury condo complexes you'll NEVER have to do that. The management got u covered. Not to mention usually you'll have to live in the far flung suburbs to afford such a huge house, which means no walkable amenities nearby. If u actually come and visit the neighborhood you'll be shocked by how convenient this place is.
Does anyone else think it's weird that they gave one apartment so much outdoor terrace space? It would've made more sense if that level/section was a communal outdoor space with fake grass and a variety of seating and plants. That way it adds more value to every apartment, not just that one.
Weird is the guy who wears pink socks and has to show them off! He has some serious problems he must cry when his wife makes him take them off to shower once a week crying "mommy its not my fault please dont hurt me"
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As a construction estimator, I can assure you that these apartments are definitely not as luxurious as they make it. Windows aren’t full height, melamine insides to joinery, non-integrated Bosch cooktops/oven (rather than Gaggenau, Wolf, or any other remotely luxury brand), thin reconstituted stone bench tops, cheap pull-out range hood, low ceilings, engineered timber floorboards, cheap in-wall mechanical vents (they didn't even bother to hide them in the bulkheads), the toilet suite has an attached cistern rather than in-wall, doors are stock standard with painted folded metal door frames... too many to list. Value Management options were taken up by the developer wherever possible to cut costs. You're paying for the view here, and not much more
I don’t know much about construction and I can see that it’s cheaply made. It looks just like every other “luxury” match stick high-rise all over the city. Except this one is in queens.
All of it, all of the units. Made me feel better about where I live. The price of our home is not entirely on the property, it’s based on where the property is located. I would not be willing to pay that much, to live in such a small space, just to say, I live in the tallest building in queens.
This weeks video is a special one...just about 6 months after getting my NY State real estate license I am beyond excited to announce I've landed a $1,000,000,000 Building Sell Out at Skyline Tower in Long Island City. That's 1 Billion with a CAPITAL B. Very grateful to be working with some of the most talented new development agents in NYC at Nest Seekers International to help New Yorkers one day call this building their home. Enjoy the video, let me know how you are doing in the comments! There is A LOT of NYC content coming up in the next few weeks...stayed tuned! - Erik
Still curious as to what happened with Hannah. I get you said you weren’t going to comment, but you didn’t have a problem including her when things were going well. Authenticity has been compromised. At this point.
I’d tell them to tear it town and build one for a rich person. This is a waste of money and I’d fire the developer and everyone else involved. Glass and steel doesn’t a luxury building make.
"Double heighted rooms" -> No, this is not double heighted. "We have floor to ceiling windows" -> No, it's not floor to ceiling. "You have your private outdoor space" -> Well, others would call it a balcony. Does this guy even know what he is talking about?
I was horrified to see the train! My husband & I purposely moved far away from trains with every house we have bought, & with this last house, we moved away from people, too. Peace & quiet 🙏
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I'm an Architect and I don't see any "LUXURY" in the design of those apartments, except the reception area, especially the penthouse, It's more like a hotel room than a home :)) So the rich people who live in NYC love to sleep on the terrace than a king size bed in a comfortable bedroom, or just because the bedroom is too small so they have to sleep outside
Insane what you have managed to achieve in 6 years. Almost everyone underestimates what can be done in 5-10 years and just see their short-term progress that may seem insignificant and then give up. But you're a clear example that perseverance pays off!
This building has 802 units and after looking online, its asking price is $1.090 billion which means break even per unit has to be 1.359m. For that small amount of square footage in the US, that much money can get you so much more in places even like Staten Island.
Have to say, growing up in London in the 70's and 80's, the last place on earth anyone wanted to live was a poky high-rise that was over-promoted by a developer but ended up being awful to live in and completely divorced from their actual neighbourhood, which gradually got worse and worse as a result. It was a social policy disaster. So it is really interesting to see it pitched as the ultimate luxe for the ultra-wealthy.
What really bugs me is that huge column taking up so much space in an already tiny room. That's such a massive design flaw in my opinion. It also seems like pretty bad advertising to tell people where they can knock out walls (on their own dime) because otherwise they're left with two tiny rooms that are pretty useless on their own.
What is the price range for a two bedroom apartment? $1 Billion for the entire building, but what about the individual units? It's lovely with amazing views, but still... Queens...
Usually it's around low to mid $1M. Also, as u can see this neighborhood is unlike any other part of Queens, it's completely urban and walkable. It's actually more like Manhattan, but not as noisy and messy, and even much newer.
Yes ! Of course you have to come back when its all finished. I would watch a 100 hours video of this just to get all those details of every single room.
Erik! I love you content, it would be great to see some more on the "business" side of things, if you could talk a little about how investors pool capital together to construct a building, how contractors are hired etc, how the sales process for units work, and generally the "behind the scenes" explainer for the entire thing. I'm sure others would love to learn as well!
I lived in New York City for 27 years. Why anyone to pay that kind of money to live in Long Island City is a mystery. The trains are jammed to hell, getting in and out of the city by car from there is not that much better and the neighborhood stinks, unless you want to get hit by a car. "Oh my gosh you can watch the 7 train go by!!! Being that close to the train was once just reserved for the poor." Greedy real estate developers have destroyed that once fantastic city.
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New Yorkers love living in tight quarters. My claustrophobia would kill me in that apartment. Can't beat the views, and the ability to remodel the penthouse helps
@@nombre1248 And it's usually how you get some great deals. Like literally 10% off at least sometimes. Which is a lot considering that it's usually worth a million.
Glad I have a fear of heights, and a severely tight budget at the moment so I can see these crazy apartments and remember how lucky I am to have the view I want for a penny in comparison to these ppl lol
Yes! I've been watching since the beginning. It's crazy. I remember the video where you explain how the pipes heat up the small apartment and you couldn't control it so you had to open the window during winter to cool down the apartment. Also remember your bike commutes. Do you still go to that sushi place you always use to go to?
This is a example of when you have money and don't know how to work with money, i'm really baffled that someone that makes money would spend this amount for this building
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Every time I see extremely large home, I can't help but associate it with an office or a hospital, all the homeness just go away with the size and uniformity.
This building is selling pretty well. So the answer is yes. People still 'clamor' to live in NYC. Especially for those ppl who are sufficiently rich but not super rich. (That's y UWS/UES is still pretty much DEAD in my mind).
These units are some of the most underwhelming that ive ever seen at this level. Developers should have consulted a real Interior decorator and the broker from the point of planning
According to my knowledge you usually get around 2 or 3 %(correct me if I am wrong) and there was about 10 or 12 ppl representing it so abt 1 mil each?
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Come on man lol... the $500million in Bel Air is probably not worth $500 and someone would buy it for less than $200M most likely.. there's no way the penthouse is even close to $200M lol
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Yo I'm curious about those really high terraces... Is it difficult to breath up there like it would in a high-altitude area up in some mountains? Also, are there powerful gusts up there? Like what if your patio furniture gets blown away during a storm? Lol. And do you have any footage of what it looks like with fog or clouds? Does it rise up high enough to break through the clouds or would they still be above you? I'm not privy on the climate of New York so maybe a lot of my questions are not applicable but I am curious!
The rooms are way too small !?? I‘m confused to why you seem so positive about every aspect of these apartments when it‘s clearly a very uncomfortable space. How much did you get paid?
3:50 and everyone on the train can see you in your swimgear too, I assume? When exactly in this video does the billion pay off I wonder. Edit: Nevermind, it's clickbait. Those apartments do not cost 1 billion, more like the building does.
I've been told projects like these are actually reducing gentrification. This is really exciting stuff. Housing for rich people so they don't jack up prices in other areas!
@@yesjoeri1 No, Arwen is right. High rises like these increase the supply of homes and slow down gentrification. Reason being is that if high rises like this don't get built, new residents buy existing houses pushing out poorer residents that have been there for decades. Whilst this is a very gentrified tower it helps slow the spread. The main reason there are problems with gentrification in NYC is that around 60k people move there every year but only 30k residences are added to the market each year as NIMBY types oppose any high rise development near their houses. If there were more towers like these being built, there'd be less demand and the prices would also be more reasonable.
@@Clove_Parma i see its pretty interesting to look at as we have a huge housing crisis in my country. But with 60k people coming to nyc i imagine its not sustainable to keep building houses for them. You can always build a few higher buildings but nyc is already incredible densely populated you cannot push that forever
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Normal person: It's not even completed yet...
Pro real estate broker: This is so new, it's not even done yet!
Normal person:
PRO REAL ESTATE BROKER:
😂😂😂
I gotta say, it sounds pretty stupid, but if that type of person laps that up, I guess it works
Broker[shows a plain barren]:This is so new that even the constuction is not planned and started
Question: How do you know when an estate agent/broker is talking shite?
Answer: When their lips are moving.
Honestly who would want to swim and try to relax there when the train line goes right past the pool window?
Even worse with the 4,000^2ft patio, at least the pool has windows to stop the noise but you have a snowflake's chance in hell at stopping the train sound on an exposed patio
"It really has an industrial vibe"
If I had $1 Billion to spend on real estate, New York City is probably one of the last places I'd spend it on.
@@mohammedfaiisal ewwwww LA 🤢
@@mohammedfaiisal all the literal shit and needles
@@bryanfeliciano4102 Right, 'cuz there's no "shit and needles" in, say, Brooklyn, or the Bronx, or Washington Heights, or, hell, The Duce, smack dab in the middle of Manhattan...
@@gavinhalm3016 LA takes the cake
@@bryanfeliciano4102 LA kicks @$$. It's a really great town. Ditto NYC. Both are fun as hell, and seedy too.
It's impressive that such an expensive project can fail to impress on every level.
Right? And all the absolutely ridiculous words to describe the interior designs made me laugh 😂
Right though?
was exactly thinking the same ....
So right. It's so mediocre, sterile, boring. It's amazing that these developers are so bad and lack creativity. Also, fun bit is that the huge terrace is probably a nightmare, you can hear the car tires and traffic even in this video lol, no one would spend time there
Agreed
6:45
Imagine coming home from a long night, your phone is dead, and you have to sleep drunk curled up outside your door because you don't have physical keys.
total nightmare! pretty sure they give you keycards too.
"Rich people problems"
How would you even get in the building, let alone into the lift to your floor and are unable to open your door
@@prasadjadhav3906 😂😂👍👏👏👏
Just hire someone to open your door
As an Architect I must say this is the most non-spacious and Non-harmonious Skyscraper i have ever seen
Yeah I feel like there is better for less.
As a non architect. How? I would love an explanation
I Sincerely believe these spaces are not Pleasant to live in at all. Low Ceiling heights, Radial Planning, Artificial Cooling and No connection to the Freshness of the nature. This could be a good place for a One day visit but not as a Home.
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Exactly, Tiny rooms and very closed off. I would never live there
This is the most soulless residential place I have ever seen. Wow, the tower has 24/7 security, and apartments have balconies? wow I am shocked
The perfect place to live, if you want to watch other people living their lifes, but not interacting with them.
majority of residents in this building thus far are chinese immigrants (mainly students) and a *LOT* of them come from money. I was talking to a few NYC natives (i'm also a native) and this hispanic ones said they felt unwanted due to what they deemed "judgmental stares" and the baseless complaints they got while living there. Didn't happen too often (because everyone works) but the times it did they felt uncomfortable every time.
Imagine spending the GDP of Gambia on a mediocre apartment building...
Developers: How much glass do you want in the tower?
Designer: Yes
Other way around
Designer - Size of 2 Football fields
Developer - Haha ... You serious??
Architect*
no
It's the other way round. In the end the the person who pays dictates the design.
Less than 1,000sqft apartment with a 4,000sqft patio makes no sense to me.
And that will most likely be for the buildings Renting office. Definitely not someone’s apartment
thissss, paying for a balcony to hold the size of a small urban club and not even 4 bedrooms??
lets not forget, the patio wold only be accessible 3-4 months of the year max. only when its warm out
Maybe in California, but not in New York. You won't be using that patio for at least 6 months.
I came here to say the same thing.
My heart was literally dropping during the beginning of this video cos i thought it was 1bil for a single unit 😭
Do they have schools where you live?
@@lukamagicc the most expensive house in the world isn’t a lot cheaper. May be possible that a new construction penthouse would cost that much. Which would be absolutely ridiculous
Tbh a property in India is c1b
@@lukamagicc clown
@@lukamagicc do you attend yours?
Ok, just me or are the bedrooms and kitchen wayyy too small? Like I'd expect a project like this to at least have decent sized rooms.
Looking at their web site, I see you can get a 437 square foot studio apartment for $740,715. Tiny doesn't even begin to cover these apartments; even the penthouses were small and cramped. What probably shocked me most was that the building had a communal laundry room; you're paying that much and you don't even get a washing machine?
@@Michael75579 it’s New York. Property is ridiculously expensive
@@Michael75579 for $740k there should be a washer/dryer.
@@heliolux6904 There's ridiculously expensive and then there's just plain nuts. For substantially less than the price of the cheapest studio apartment in this building (in which even the penthouses are small and cramped), you can get a 4 bedroom house and garden just a few miles outside of New York city.
@@Michael75579 Only good thing about New York City is James Jonah Jameson and I guess Spider-man
One modest apartment unit having a 4,000sqft terrace (5:05) is so wildly excessive that it seems more of a building design flaw than perk. Would also be weird having hundreds of units towering above and watching down on you lol.
It's due to NYC building regulations. The buildings have to get thinner as they get higher because of sky zoning laws.
That unit would be excellent for a caterer to use as a business purchase to stage promos, gatherings, groups and the kitchen would be used for catering/heating food and I want to add if you purchased the apartment next door or on either side of this one as well, there would be much more space and it could be a mid level penthouse at a much cheaper cost with massive outdoor space.
same thing with the penthouse...looks like the penthouse with the balcony has 3 others above it.
Pretty stupid if that's the case.
I bet you can hear the train outside the building in that 4000 square-foot rooftop
100 %
you buy a 2 bedroom apartment and the outdoor space is bigger than your home. these architects needs to be fired
🤣
Lol
If I were rich enough, I would never spend millions of dollars to have a cramped apartment like that one: low ceilings and tiny kitchen!I think life quality is a whole different matter
Its all about location
@@lokeshloki8628 Considering the area of this location it's not a bad deal if needing to get around the city without driving. Multiple public transit access within 10 minutes of the building, waterfront parks, walking distance to the Queensboro bridge and etc.
I'm guessing that the people who buy these apartments have multiple homes.
I think it’s gorgeous. It gives me hotel vibes tho and not apartment. I could never see myself spending that much to live in New York tho...
If you were rich enough, you'd have a huge mansion wherever you wanted and a "cramped" apartment like this one in NYC.
feels more like a hotel room than a home
These are hotel-styled apartments.
Well I'm used to call condos and lofts home. Unless you are a true billionaire the sheer size of a single family house can actually be a huge burden, like lawn mowing and snow shoveling. In those luxury condo complexes you'll NEVER have to do that. The management got u covered. Not to mention usually you'll have to live in the far flung suburbs to afford such a huge house, which means no walkable amenities nearby. If u actually come and visit the neighborhood you'll be shocked by how convenient this place is.
Concrete jungle …
I agree
Actually would be much better as a hotel. You could make that 4000 sqft balcony a pool or lounge for all to use.
that penthouse looks like the $1700 apartment we lived in for a year in Toronto. The size and everything.
Cap
Does anyone else think it's weird that they gave one apartment so much outdoor terrace space? It would've made more sense if that level/section was a communal outdoor space with fake grass and a variety of seating and plants. That way it adds more value to every apartment, not just that one.
The water greed is weird Just as well the world is not facing a shortage or anything
Two words: private helipad.
Who tf wants fake glass? Gtfoh with that fake shit!!!
Weird is the guy who wears pink socks and has to show them off! He has some serious problems he must cry when his wife makes him take them off to shower once a week crying "mommy its not my fault please dont hurt me"
People who are that rich don’t like to share
Finally! I was getting bored with my billion bucks just lying around the sofa....
Who are you Walter White??
@@prasadjadhav3906 i see ur comment
Big sofa!
@@prasadjadhav3906 I'm the danger
@@nikhilniki9333 I'm the one who knocks
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@@erikvanconover i think Indian has got its worthy competition
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@@nayandikshit7362 no
@@jaanuvashisht26 And That's What a Poor Mentality Makes You
The last time I was this early... u could buy properties in NY for less than a billion..!
my man!
@@erikvanconover Hi
@Monstro it was a joke obviously, if properties were 1 billion+ no one would be living there
The building is one billion man. Com'on
As a construction estimator, I can assure you that these apartments are definitely not as luxurious as they make it.
Windows aren’t full height, melamine insides to joinery, non-integrated Bosch cooktops/oven (rather than Gaggenau, Wolf, or any other remotely luxury brand), thin reconstituted stone bench tops, cheap pull-out range hood, low ceilings, engineered timber floorboards, cheap in-wall mechanical vents (they didn't even bother to hide them in the bulkheads), the toilet suite has an attached cistern rather than in-wall, doors are stock standard with painted folded metal door frames... too many to list.
Value Management options were taken up by the developer wherever possible to cut costs.
You're paying for the view here, and not much more
and the view honestly sucks. This is coming from an NYC native.
I don’t know much about construction and I can see that it’s cheaply made. It looks just like every other “luxury” match stick high-rise all over the city. Except this one is in queens.
When the financier is from china, this is the build quality you can expect
So you're saying that they can redo it and create smaller and cheaper apartments for low income blue collar New Yorkers?
@@joshuad1716 true xd
I need to grab one of those units before they're all gone
@Erik Conover I
Buy apartment now so 1 billion dollars Price
@Erik Conover this number is a scam.
@@incipidsigninsetup How
😂😂
incipidsigninsetup the building is $1 billion the apartment is cheaper
Looks so cramped! Thats the most underwhelming penthouse I have ever seen.
All of it, all of the units. Made me feel better about where I live. The price of our home is not entirely on the property, it’s based on where the property is located. I would not be willing to pay that much, to live in such a small space, just to say, I live in the tallest building in queens.
everything in these real estate video are one of a kind..
This weeks video is a special one...just about 6 months after getting my NY State real estate license I am beyond excited to announce I've landed a $1,000,000,000 Building Sell Out at Skyline Tower in Long Island City. That's 1 Billion with a CAPITAL B. Very grateful to be working with some of the most talented new development agents in NYC at Nest Seekers International to help New Yorkers one day call this building their home. Enjoy the video, let me know how you are doing in the comments! There is A LOT of NYC content coming up in the next few weeks...stayed tuned! - Erik
Brelient.... Billions dollar ..
Definitely follow up video after total completion.
Still curious as to what happened with Hannah. I get you said you weren’t going to comment, but you didn’t have a problem including her when things were going well. Authenticity has been compromised. At this point.
It’s a shit hole, lmao omg the bedrooms are prison cells, the kitchen well my bathroom is bigger ffs really
I’d tell them to tear it town and build one for a rich person. This is a waste of money and I’d fire the developer and everyone else involved. Glass and steel doesn’t a luxury building make.
Finally, a video for me
returning to regular uploads!
Nice
"Double heighted rooms" -> No, this is not double heighted.
"We have floor to ceiling windows" -> No, it's not floor to ceiling.
"You have your private outdoor space" -> Well, others would call it a balcony.
Does this guy even know what he is talking about?
He's a salesman. He has to put a spin on his product. Lol.
@@otrebla8944 He is spinning with incompetence :D
Def come back when it’s finisbed
Agreed.
we plan on it!
Your money may be needed to finish the project: budget issues. Red flags all over this development.
As nice as the building is, imagine paying millions of dollars to hear the 7 train go by your apartment 24/7
I knowwww
Is NY, i don't get the hype
He said that it’s soundproofed
What creeps me out is that the ppl on the train can see you. And especially in ny, some crazy ppl use those trains lol
I was horrified to see the train! My husband & I purposely moved far away from trains with every house we have bought, & with this last house, we moved away from people, too. Peace & quiet 🙏
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"Offering striking 360 degree panoramic views of Manhattan". How is that possible from Queens?
It's not.
It's really tall
Microscope 😂
It was a typo, it should be 36.0° views of Manhattan
@@1000bijen You mean a Speako
The commission from selling one of these should set you up for generations to come! You go get some of that gold bruh.
I see ur reply lol
I'm an Architect and I don't see any "LUXURY" in the design of those apartments, except the reception area, especially the penthouse, It's more like a hotel room than a home :)) So the rich people who live in NYC love to sleep on the terrace than a king size bed in a comfortable bedroom, or just because the bedroom is too small so they have to sleep outside
maybe the one BIlliON was a code for something 🤷🏻♀️
Insane what you have managed to achieve in 6 years. Almost everyone underestimates what can be done in 5-10 years and just see their short-term progress that may seem insignificant and then give up. But you're a clear example that perseverance pays off!
GOD - and probably working 24/7-still he is very ambitious.
"So exclusive it's still under construction"
I'm going to try that one!
This building has 802 units and after looking online, its asking price is $1.090 billion which means break even per unit has to be 1.359m. For that small amount of square footage in the US, that much money can get you so much more in places even like Staten Island.
Not everyone wants to take that ferry everyday
Sales for this building started in 2019 and there are still dozens of units for sale as of today...
I'm not surprised, seeing this mediocre build and interior quality.
@@martonschiffer7941 100% the space in the apartments are small.
Small space
If it was worth it, they wouldn’t need to promote it on RUclips. No way the building is worth 1B.
Most expensive places need a long time to find a buyer, but yeah it doesnt really worth it
You can buy entire texas still left with 900 million or something lol!! 😂
I think about price COMPS to other areas in the USA all the time, its wild
Have to say, growing up in London in the 70's and 80's, the last place on earth anyone wanted to live was a poky high-rise that was over-promoted by a developer but ended up being awful to live in and completely divorced from their actual neighbourhood, which gradually got worse and worse as a result. It was a social policy disaster. So it is really interesting to see it pitched as the ultimate luxe for the ultra-wealthy.
It'll be a tough sell because it's Queens. As long as the prices reflect that, then sales should go well.
Damn, when I see those views as a photographer I just have to think how great this will look during blue hour when the city lights come on. Wow
What really bugs me is that huge column taking up so much space in an already tiny room. That's such a massive design flaw in my opinion. It also seems like pretty bad advertising to tell people where they can knock out walls (on their own dime) because otherwise they're left with two tiny rooms that are pretty useless on their own.
Agreed. Put the f****ing columns outside the building.
lol didn't realize i had been watching this guy since middle school and now im a whole freakin adult
I can't wait to see Penguinz0 reaction!
Who’s that ?
Buyer: Can I have 900 Sq ft?
NY: No problem! $1,000,000 !
What is the price range for a two bedroom apartment? $1 Billion for the entire building, but what about the individual units? It's lovely with amazing views, but still... Queens...
The cheapest is $660,000 for 800 square feet.
Usually it's around low to mid $1M. Also, as u can see this neighborhood is unlike any other part of Queens, it's completely urban and walkable. It's actually more like Manhattan, but not as noisy and messy, and even much newer.
Finally a building that fits my budget! Then, I woke up!
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Yes ! Of course you have to come back when its all finished. I would watch a 100 hours video of this just to get all those details of every single room.
We will be doing a tour of the neighborhood as well
So you would live next to a train going by and building around you. Just be homeless and you get the same thing sucker.
Erik! I love you content, it would be great to see some more on the "business" side of things, if you could talk a little about how investors pool capital together to construct a building, how contractors are hired etc, how the sales process for units work, and generally the "behind the scenes" explainer for the entire thing. I'm sure others would love to learn as well!
That apartment gets that whole terrace wow. So much space to work with🔥🔥
Viva Examiner: How much is 350,000 sq. ft.
Me who watched Erik's video: Over 6 football fields.
Just want to say congrats on making out of that tiny apartment. You deserve it and worked for it.
7:34 the views , the views of the concrete 24/7 XDAF
I lived in New York City for 27 years. Why anyone to pay that kind of money to live in Long Island City is a mystery. The trains are jammed to hell, getting in and out of the city by car from there is not that much better and the neighborhood stinks, unless you want to get hit by a car.
"Oh my gosh you can watch the 7 train go by!!! Being that close to the train was once just reserved for the poor."
Greedy real estate developers have destroyed that once fantastic city.
Hey Erik! I've been on a morning binge of these videos, and as a minimum wage worker in California, this is really inspirational. Have you ever done or considered doing a video on how you got where you are? I'd love to see something like that.
I love the views of the skyline building. Awesome
... this guy is making it sound like having a balcony is somehow the most impressive thing about this building XD
Who was here when his channel was small
I have been watching him since he lived in a super small roach infested 1 room apartment with his ex girlfriend who was a model.
@@vivek27789 Its wild to think I've been making videos since fall of 2014. Another life ago. Thanks for sticking around all these years
@@erikvanconover Bro ..I loved u guys when I first stumbled upon your channel all those years ago...And I feel so happy and dare i say proud how far you have come both professionally and personally in your life...Your a true inspiration brother...that hardwork , dedication, sincerity and honest approach to life will overcome any obstacles and lead u to great things your life...keep growing and reaching for the stars bro.
Late of 2018
😁
I actually thought his content was better then...more authentic. His travels were the best!
New Yorkers love living in tight quarters. My claustrophobia would kill me in that apartment. Can't beat the views, and the ability to remodel the penthouse helps
bro im just gonna say this again but erik is rocking that grey suit real damn well
People be like Who ever buys this must me dumb af.Keep that in mind that If he can afford to buy this house, He at least earns 10x more in a year
*or She
*or they , them, zie, sie ... Blah blah...
Imagine your phone dies so you can’t get your door unlocked 😆
lmao i love how larger the balcony is then the apartment
The only reason you would sell a partially built skyscraper is if you are going bankrupt….
People often have presales
@@nombre1248 And it's usually how you get some great deals. Like literally 10% off at least sometimes. Which is a lot considering that it's usually worth a million.
Hello crystal how are you doing?
I love how convincing he is even though 99.999% of the people watching this can't afford it
This video shows me that I’m broke in many different languages 😭
Great production quality. Underwhelming (tiny) apartment for a $1 billion building.
800+ apartments
@@erikvanconover still tiny
@@erikvanconover small price to pay for salvation
Erik:what was your vision behind this building?
Chris: I wanted to leave.....wait. Those are subtitles???
Glad I have a fear of heights, and a severely tight budget at the moment so I can see these crazy apartments and remember how lucky I am to have the view I want for a penny in comparison to these ppl lol
Yes! I've been watching since the beginning. It's crazy. I remember the video where you explain how the pipes heat up the small apartment and you couldn't control it so you had to open the window during winter to cool down the apartment. Also remember your bike commutes. Do you still go to that sushi place you always use to go to?
The odds of Erik replying your question are similar to you buying one of those apartments 🤣
@@alexplus3 I'd say they're much higher :)
imagine not being able to get into your apartment when your phone is out of charge lmaooo
That's going to be my pent house one day 🤗
that terrace is everything
No comment but enjoy watching!
Erik Peace....
Always busy and happy Man
thanks for commenting!
@@erikvanconover 😀😊
This is a example of when you have money and don't know how to work with money, i'm really baffled that someone that makes money would spend this amount for this building
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I would love to see it when it's all complete ❤🔥
Love to see it when finished.
Every time I see extremely large home, I can't help but associate it with an office or a hospital, all the homeness just go away with the size and uniformity.
Serious question: Are people still clamoring to live in NYC or will this be a hard sell?
This building is selling pretty well. So the answer is yes. People still 'clamor' to live in NYC. Especially for those ppl who are sufficiently rich but not super rich. (That's y UWS/UES is still pretty much DEAD in my mind).
Hell yeah! please come back here when it's completed!
These units are some of the most underwhelming that ive ever seen at this level. Developers should have consulted a real Interior decorator and the broker from the point of planning
jesus christ! imagine the commision hes gonna receive from this
What's your estimate?
@@sageyessirnorthcut7361 a lot of money
I would think 1-1.5% would make sense
According to my knowledge you usually get around 2 or 3 %(correct me if I am wrong) and there was about 10 or 12 ppl representing it so abt 1 mil each?
for what i understood all the agents sell each apartment seperatly, so he would only get commision on the ones he sells
Amazing! Another super mega rich building that will stay empty for years while people are struggling to pay rent. Very awesome.
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Definitely come back when it's done. Also, if that penthouse is $1 Billion, it's not worth it.
The entire price of all of the units in the building is $1B Penthouses start at $4M
@@erikvanconover ohhhh ok. That makes more sense. Thanks for clarifying 🙂
@@erikvanconover I believe he didn’t get it, 🤔 I’m viewing the PH Friday 😎
Come on man lol... the $500million in Bel Air is probably not worth $500 and someone would buy it for less than $200M most likely.. there's no way the penthouse is even close to $200M lol
@@aoh4905 there is a penthouse in Monaco for 387 millions it has been in the market for over 4 years and no one buy it
Lolz, all the estate agents standing on the roof terrace like they're the blinkin Avengers.
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Yo I'm curious about those really high terraces... Is it difficult to breath up there like it would in a high-altitude area up in some mountains? Also, are there powerful gusts up there? Like what if your patio furniture gets blown away during a storm? Lol. And do you have any footage of what it looks like with fog or clouds? Does it rise up high enough to break through the clouds or would they still be above you? I'm not privy on the climate of New York so maybe a lot of my questions are not applicable but I am curious!
Lol. To answer your questions: no, no, and no. It is really not very high.
2:34 I love the lightsaber lamps
The rooms are way too small !??
I‘m confused to why you seem so positive about every aspect of these apartments when it‘s clearly a very uncomfortable space.
How much did you get paid?
3:50 and everyone on the train can see you in your swimgear too, I assume?
When exactly in this video does the billion pay off I wonder.
Edit: Nevermind, it's clickbait. Those apartments do not cost 1 billion, more like the building does.
“And then a strong wind comes along” 🎶 🌬
"Exclusively representing.. alongside an incredible team of top agents.." I think this dude doesn't know what exclusive means.
This whole video is like an iPhone advertisement😂😂
Did anyone else follow this channel when it was just him and his girlfriend broke living in New York trying to score modelling gigs? Crazy.
I've been told projects like these are actually reducing gentrification. This is really exciting stuff. Housing for rich people so they don't jack up prices in other areas!
if you have any insight on this Erik that would be cool too!
It just means gentrification is expanding into parts of Queens just like Brooklyn became unaffordable for most people.
@@yesjoeri1 No, Arwen is right. High rises like these increase the supply of homes and slow down gentrification. Reason being is that if high rises like this don't get built, new residents buy existing houses pushing out poorer residents that have been there for decades. Whilst this is a very gentrified tower it helps slow the spread. The main reason there are problems with gentrification in NYC is that around 60k people move there every year but only 30k residences are added to the market each year as NIMBY types oppose any high rise development near their houses. If there were more towers like these being built, there'd be less demand and the prices would also be more reasonable.
@@Clove_Parma i see its pretty interesting to look at as we have a huge housing crisis in my country. But with 60k people coming to nyc i imagine its not sustainable to keep building houses for them. You can always build a few higher buildings but nyc is already incredible densely populated you cannot push that forever
for 1 billion I thought they would give away the whole skyscraper
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It would be absolutely lovely if you come back after it's finished, I definitely want to know how it looks like once it's done 😃