For a 3BR apartment that is NOT a decent kitchen. There are no words for that atrocious black and red bathroom. We live in a crazy world where people would pay that amount of money for a walkup with small bedrooms, and no laundry facilities, either.
Fire escapes aren't just for emergency exits only. They're excellent for using to clean those filthy windows. Ugghh! For that price they could have upgraded appliances and bathrooms.
@@vincentgoupil180 yes because I have one of those large windows. But I don't think the majority of these tenants really consider cleaning outside the windows which is really difficult if you don't even have something to step out onto to do the outside. I'm just a window freak.
Finally, somebody else that thinks like I do. I can't stand seeing any apt with dirty windows, it sort of tells you about the management of the building. That's pretty high rent when all it would take is a can of SprayAway window cleaner and some paper towels before showing the apt. But then again, it's not important to most people, and I'm sure that it's not a deal breaker for most tenants. I just have this thing about dirty windows.
I can see why this place will rent quickly. It was probably vacated by a group of NYU students who had just graduated. I could see a bunch of NYU students cramming themselves into there and possibly making the second "living space" into a bedroom using a temporary rod and a curtain.
Seems to me like the price reflects amenities available in the neighborhood. The apartment, IMO, is way overpriced. Stairs, stairs and more stairs; crappy kitchen, old bathrooms, no in-unit or in-building laundry. The non-working sliding door on that closet probably reflects the quality of the upgrades that were done. Yeah, nice to have the entire floor but that's the only plus I see with this place. And, I wouldn't even look at a place that had graffiti plastered all over the front of the building.
Crazy. I live in the Midwest. I could like on an estate for that kind of money. But then, you'd live in the Midwest and not NYC...I always chuckle at what you call a walk in closet. Thanks, love the videos that keep me company while working☺
I live In the Midwest to and renting a two bedroom house with a basement for $700 a month i would love to visit New York but i couldn't live there too much money i make 75 thousand a year and would struggle living there and i don't do roommates
I never understand why people come to NYC when the mid west is paradise. It's like rumspringa, you come to NYC to get it out of your system then run back to your home town after the damage is done to the city.
Graffiti is a red flag for me! It's expensive for having only just one shower and no home laundry. I would not live there but many will because it's the East Village.
The prices are mind boggling! I pay $200 a week rent for a fully self contained 1 bedroom unit here in New Zealand. Dairy on the cnr, postoffice, a drs, a dentist, a pharmacy and another dairy on a little block over the road from the cnr dairy, a 24/7 bakery on the other cnr, 4 super markets, a mall, a 24/7 petrol station, 2 mcdonalds, 2 bk’s all within a 5 min drive away. I live on the outer edge of the city centre.
You're so lucky! New Zealand is beautiful and the weather is legit perfect. I envy people who get to live there although the politicians are left leaning idiots. The politics there are awful, worse than Australia I'd say. Living in the US with freedoms really can't be beat though.
@@wombat5252 politics, to a point i keep out of that. I like the Prime minster we have now even tho i dont agree with everything she has done. Its winter for us here, so lots of wet n cold, even snow in some areas. But as for freedoms thats debatable, i might be a bit biased but i think NZ is safer than the us and we have a different view on freedoms
@@AuntyStan In some ways you are safer because you're not bordering any other country. You're far from everyone in the world but we both have our murders and mass shooters. I remember that guy that killed over 40 people? At the mosque? He recorded it with a body cam. Awful. We just had a mass shooter in Texas a few weeks ago :( NZ is strict on border policies and immigration. THAT I do like. Our awful president Biden doesn't think this way. They are letting people through the southern border and don't seem to care. We have drug cartels making their way in because of our awful policies currently.
@@wombat5252 yes i heard bout the shooting, i think the Texas one had young children as victim’s? The mosque shooting was the first time anything like that has ever happened here, it was a shock to many many people. Even to this day theres still flowers, wreaths and more on the gates of the mosque. Yes we are quite strict on things. Over all i think our cost of living is higher but we have a minimum wage that somewhat counter acts that and no tip system, and a ok-ish (needs work) benefit system means people can survive
Urghhhh NZ is not that great .. lived there for 8 years.. while the scenery is nice, transport is crap (imagine being stuck on State Highway Way 1 for 8 hours because there’s a landslide)
$6800/month? YIKES!!! Basically $2300/month/person? WOWEE!!! It's actually a very nice apartment. I LOVE the wood flooring! I could even get used to the "Studio 54" bathrooms. But... man-o-man, that's A LOT of cash to layout every month! Especially, once you factor in other expenses such as laundry, gym membership (a must if you're a Manhattan proper resident), FOOD, etc... Fantastic neighborhood and I'm sure it will rent but I would not be a candidate. I don't have to live in the Lower East Side of Manhattan at that price.
You will prob find the stove top is gas so what people call the burners ( why they are called that idk) and the oven part will be electric. Had one like that before in a rental.
Not for me but probably okay for NYU students. I am at the point where I would either live alone or with a partner. Also needs fixing up badly. No dishwasher! Small bedrooms.
Sorry. Not impressed. 4th floor walk-up, totally basic appliances, no laundry in the building. But I bet some young people will rush to rent a 1 1/2 bath in the east village just bcuz
@@dougpassatHe doesn't feature the properties he's acting as an agent for, though. Check the description on all his videos. They have another agents contact info.
I´m thinking maybe the landlord is not quite nice to renters if the apartment is available every other contract and that might be also why last renter wanted to take it back in some way
So depressing and nothing interesting nearby, just expensive. Chain Japanese bbq is not a bonus they have them in the suburbs of Texas! Inflation isn’t going anywhere but up; the restaurants that survived Covid may not survive 2022 anyways.
Hello. Noooooo. For $6500.00 there is no elevator, no garage, no walk in closet, no washer or dryer, burgundy bathroom fixtures with black wall ( can not tell if it is ceramic tiles ) and the layout does not make sense. Kitchen starts 1/2 inch from the entrance door. Bathroom fixtures is from the late 80’s. It is always the landlords responsibility to update his/her buildings.
Now I understand why New Yorkers waste so much money eating out: they can't be bothered dragging a ton of groceries up 4 flights of stairs each week. A lack of elevator has to be a deal-breaker for me.
The graffiti gate automatically knocks $1000/mo off what I would pay. Looks like 1970's Harlem or the South Bronx. It shows just how much the city has declined.
If only the 2nd bathroom is full bathroom , you can easily make that into a 4 bedroom/2 bathroom. With just the one bath/shower though... mornings would get hectic
The price is RIDICULOUS!!!!!!! Not even sharing the rent I’ll take it! The rent is too damn much! I have a spacious 3 bedroom, large living room, 1 in a half bathroom, 15 windows, 6 closets ( one that I have my washer in) 3rd floor with transportation, and restaurant right around the corner and I pay 980.00 a month! No section 8 or P.A. Got this apt through a lottery 10 years ago. I’m not moving unless I hit lotto or they take me out of here dead on a stretcher lol. But seriously the rent for this place is just too much it ain’t worth it.
Hi Cash! My question is who is the target market for this apartment at $6750 in this neighborhood? My cats bedroom is 10 x 8. You of course can make anything look great but that feature of the stove cord was a stretch 😉.
I don't get the cord up there like that. Aren't there outlets behind the stove? I'm in a Midwest college town and haven't seen run down student apartments with visibile cords. Seems like a hazard.
Landlords charge whatever crazy people will pay to live in Manhattan! $1500 increase from 2020 rent price is crazy, but the property taxes in Manhattan are very high! No dishwasher plus don’t forget to add on the price of heat in the winter time and a/c in the summer time! Definitely another $300 a month. I suppose if you desire to get into the city at any cost, and you make $100k, then this is the share for you!
You could easily REVERSE the knobs and providing they still have the key, it wouldn't be a bad idea to have a closet you could lock with a key to safeguard your stuff especially if you have roommates. An alternative is to remove the knob entirely and swap it for the one to enter your bedroom, putting the non-locking knob on the closet. This way you could secure your bedroom and all your belongings from roommates while you are gone.
On a historical note, the reason that the journalists at The Village Voice were represented by the UAW is because the union hall was across the street.
This layout is weird to me. I’ll take your word for it that the price is good. I know I can’t compare it to what I’d get for the same money where I live but I can’t help doing that. I could rent a 4-5 bedroom, 4.5 baths, 2 car garage, pool with a huge yard. The bedrooms are 15x18 with the living room being at least 24x16. So you can see why I have a hard time. Lol!🤣 Love your videos and it’s so interesting to see what rentals are in the city.
OK, the location is good for some people and the amount of space (including bedrooms and closets) is considered good by NYC standards, though the kitchen is small, and it has central A/C. But the place is a fourth-floor walkup, it's dated, no dishwasher or mention of laundry in the building, and doesn't even have a sink sprayer! I'm supposed to pay over $2,200 to share this with two strangers? There are better choices.
Maybe you are all college friends, not strangers, and you are so excited about life you aren't bothered by the problems of the middle aged and elderly. You are hardly ever home, anyway. You study wherever there is Wi-Fi and socialize to all hours? My brother lived at the Y for a year or two in NYC, taking grad classes during the day and working nights at a job quiet enough to let him do his coursework. He lived on a pittance and enjoyed it all immensely. He was in his early 20s and happy the way things were working out, not worrying about any of the items you listed. He didn't even have rich parents to help him out. He did it on his own. My guess is the students who rent this are parentally subsidized.
@@653j521 You may be right! Your brother's experience was similar to mine, though for me it was a small college town and a rented room in a private home as an undergraduate, back when it was actually possible to work your way through college. My rent was 1/100 of this apartment, and my landlady paid me to mow her lawn and do odd jobs!
Nope. Very very basic kitchen. No balcony or outside area, but a good view only. No laundry. Stairs; no elevator. Smaller closets. Wierd bath. Do like the neighborhood it seems convenient. Price too high.
Probably the previous tenants left after they shocked them to death with a giant rent increase. This apt seems to me to be for students that don't really care about the looks of the apt, only the location. I wouldn't want to enter that building late at night by myself. It's not the most inviting building to look at. Listen, somebody could walk through that door and think they died and went to heaven, I, personally, am not one of those people. A walk-up, totally depressing bathroom, and filthy dirty windows and a view out one window of a bunch of air conditioning units. I'll pass on that excitement.
In most other cities, it would be a considered a dump that would struggle to rent for $1500/mo. Yet somehow because it's NYC, it's considered a great deal because there are restaurants that you can't afford to eat at within walking distance.
@@vincentgoupil180 No wonder they jumped ship.......wow. I was all set to move back to NYC because I really, really miss it, but now........I just don't know.
@@653j521 That is so, so true. You either love or hate the city, there's no in between. I miss it like crazy but now with the ridiculous rents, with constant increases, I have to think long and hard. I was all set to move back, then the rent insanity started up.
@@653j521 I loved the city because I lived here almost all of my life. But I wish they'd at least be honest, especially about the rougher neighborhoods. The city is still 3/4 dead and dangerous. They're marketing a name only.
This is clearly a mixed bag chopped up apartment. 7:09 Brass doorknob with brass light fixture but in the same room the second light fixture at 7:18 is white. 7:27 Whose bright idea was it to put the breaker panel in a bedroom? Thats an instant fight between roommates as that panel must be accessible to everyone in case a breaker trips so they cannot lock their bedroom door. 8:10 They should at least try to match the door knob colours or install the closet one correctly. 8:45 thats and outdated color scheme. This most likely will be shared by 2 people and that room with the breaker panel in it will be a shared room such as a home office.
Great floors and a lot of space for Manhattan. But for about 3,400 dollars a person, I would take a smaller but more luxurious place elsewhere in Manhattan. The outside of the building lacks appeal as well.
I was literally watching your last tour of this place (from 2020 iirc) yesterday since you didn't upload; I recognized that bathroom's color scheme and the half-bath right away. 😂 Though it looks like the price is what would make me lose my mind--nuts that this would be $2250 a person in that part of the East Village, and sure, location/location/location, but I don't think it was that pricey in 2020 [EDIT: went back to check and it was $5200 in 2020--yeesh, that's a hike]. Other than that, it's definitely a nice apartment for roommates, rooms are good, having two living rooms [with the one near the kitchen maybe being more for a table] is good, I'd just maybe make the tub black or white for a better mesh; the black/red combo still looks odd, lol.
Pretty nice place! Price scares the crap out of me but being on 2nd st and the view make up for it. And you just keep your eyes closed the whole time you're in those bathrooms..😜 Another good one! Thanks 😀😌
Not a bad apartment, but not sure if it is big enough for 3+ people to live in it and you will need 3 people to pay the rent. Closets are small as well, especially considering the winter wardrobes people need in NYC. Thanks for sharing Cash!
One in 10,000 apartments have enough closet space. You could barely put in one season’s worth of clothes let alone two. You have to use tall skinny dressers, ottomans with lids, prop up the beds and buy plastic storage bins to go under the beds. Or just dump each season’s wardrobe and buy the new season’s at a consignment shop or Goodwill.
Classic New York type of building. Second Avenue in the East Village is one of my favorite parts of town. Blank Street Coffee has sprung up all over all of the sudden, who are they?
What a dreadful apartment. 6700.00/month with old appliances, no dishwasher or laundry. Also, only one full bathroom for 3 bedrooms. You have shown much nicer apartment sat this price point. I definitely give this place a thumbs down,.
Things to do 24/7, foot traffic, walkable to shops, restaurants & transportation. Jobs pay highest salaries. Fashion & financial capital. Car not needed.
@@gamerwhiz6847 You may have higher paying jobs, but rent/mortgage is outrageous! I love my car and don’t want to have to walk in all sorts of weather or depend on taxi/Uber to get places. As far as being the fashion capital, you can have it. I’m content with my jeans and t-shirts ( 60s/70s kid) You may have things to do 24/7, but is it safe enough to actually go out and do them? My NYC friends all say no…
I pay $1800/month for my 3 bed 2.5 bath condo with garage and backyard in Houston. I know it’s NYC but this is getting plain stupid. Almost 7k a month with no laundry, dishwasher, or doorman? I really don’t know how you still have a job bc EVERYONE in NY keeps moving to Texas! You may want to think about relocating sometime soon. NYC will probably never recover at least not in our lifetime. God speed Cash 🤘
$6750 for an apartment on the 4th floor of a 4 story walk-up building? No DW? No laundry, even in the building? That's value? C'mon, Crash! No way!
Yeah he's an official in your face scammer, humanity for you.
They don't have time for laundry. They dine out every night & send their laundry out.
For a 3BR apartment that is NOT a decent kitchen. There are no words for that atrocious black and red bathroom. We live in a crazy world where people would pay that amount of money for a walkup with small bedrooms, and no laundry facilities, either.
Location location
Fire escapes aren't just for emergency exits only. They're excellent for using to clean those filthy windows. Ugghh!
For that price they could have upgraded appliances and bathrooms.
@@vincentgoupil180 yes because I have one of those large windows. But I don't think the majority of these tenants really consider cleaning outside the windows which is really difficult if you don't even have something to step out onto to do the outside. I'm just a window freak.
Upgrade the bathroom and the price goes up
Finally, somebody else that thinks like I do. I can't stand seeing any apt with dirty windows, it sort of tells you about the management of the building. That's pretty high rent when all it would take is a can of SprayAway window cleaner and some paper towels before showing the apt. But then again, it's not important to most people, and I'm sure that it's not a deal breaker for most tenants. I just have this thing about dirty windows.
I've seen videos where they clean high-rise windows with magnetic like pads on both sides of the window.
@@lisab.1595
Cash said everything will be cleaned before anyone moves in.
I can see why this place will rent quickly. It was probably vacated by a group of NYU students who had just graduated. I could see a bunch of NYU students cramming themselves into there and possibly making the second "living space" into a bedroom using a temporary rod and a curtain.
Probably.
Exactly
Hmmmmm
For that price it should have an elevator, laundry in apartment and a doorman. 😁
Seems to me like the price reflects amenities available in the neighborhood. The apartment, IMO, is way overpriced. Stairs, stairs and more stairs; crappy kitchen, old bathrooms, no in-unit or in-building laundry. The non-working sliding door on that closet probably reflects the quality of the upgrades that were done. Yeah, nice to have the entire floor but that's the only plus I see with this place. And, I wouldn't even look at a place that had graffiti plastered all over the front of the building.
$6750? No Dishwasher and No Laundry. Hard Pass.
And is there a sink sprayer…no!
Crazy. I live in the Midwest. I could like on an estate for that kind of money. But then, you'd live in the Midwest and not NYC...I always chuckle at what you call a walk in closet. Thanks, love the videos that keep me company while working☺
@@georgiasmith7615 north of Milwaukee.
What he calls a walk in closet, is not a walk in closet in nyc.
I live In the Midwest to and renting a two bedroom house with a basement for $700 a month i would love to visit New York but i couldn't live there too much money i make 75 thousand a year and would struggle living there and i don't do roommates
@@Judge3366 in Buffalo, NY the rents for a 2bed apt are $1300-$2800 but you are looking at 1000-1200 sq. ft w/ W/D in unit
I never understand why people come to NYC when the mid west is paradise. It's like rumspringa, you come to NYC to get it out of your system then run back to your home town after the damage is done to the city.
My hubby and I live in New Zealand. We watch you all the time. We love your sarcasm!
Graffiti is a red flag for me! It's expensive for having only just one shower and no home laundry. I would not live there but many will because it's the East Village.
That is, without a doubt, the worst deal I’ve seen on your channel thus far. I love it lol
The prices are mind boggling! I pay $200 a week rent for a fully self contained 1 bedroom unit here in New Zealand. Dairy on the cnr, postoffice, a drs, a dentist, a pharmacy and another dairy on a little block over the road from the cnr dairy, a 24/7 bakery on the other cnr, 4 super markets, a mall, a 24/7 petrol station, 2 mcdonalds, 2 bk’s all within a 5 min drive away. I live on the outer edge of the city centre.
You're so lucky! New Zealand is beautiful and the weather is legit perfect. I envy people who get to live there although the politicians are left leaning idiots. The politics there are awful, worse than Australia I'd say. Living in the US with freedoms really can't be beat though.
@@wombat5252 politics, to a point i keep out of that. I like the Prime minster we have now even tho i dont agree with everything she has done. Its winter for us here, so lots of wet n cold, even snow in some areas. But as for freedoms thats debatable, i might be a bit biased but i think NZ is safer than the us and we have a different view on freedoms
@@AuntyStan In some ways you are safer because you're not bordering any other country. You're far from everyone in the world but we both have our murders and mass shooters. I remember that guy that killed over 40 people? At the mosque? He recorded it with a body cam. Awful. We just had a mass shooter in Texas a few weeks ago :( NZ is strict on border policies and immigration. THAT I do like. Our awful president Biden doesn't think this way. They are letting people through the southern border and don't seem to care. We have drug cartels making their way in because of our awful policies currently.
@@wombat5252 yes i heard bout the shooting, i think the Texas one had young children as victim’s? The mosque shooting was the first time anything like that has ever happened here, it was a shock to many many people. Even to this day theres still flowers, wreaths and more on the gates of the mosque. Yes we are quite strict on things. Over all i think our cost of living is higher but we have a minimum wage that somewhat counter acts that and no tip system, and a ok-ish (needs work) benefit system means people can survive
Urghhhh NZ is not that great .. lived there for 8 years.. while the scenery is nice, transport is crap (imagine being stuck on State Highway Way 1 for 8 hours because there’s a landslide)
At that price point a new Stove and Fridge aswell as a bathroom renovation should be included.
$6800/month? YIKES!!! Basically $2300/month/person? WOWEE!!! It's actually a very nice apartment. I LOVE the wood flooring! I could even get used to the "Studio 54" bathrooms. But... man-o-man, that's A LOT of cash to layout every month! Especially, once you factor in other expenses such as laundry, gym membership (a must if you're a Manhattan proper resident), FOOD, etc... Fantastic neighborhood and I'm sure it will rent but I would not be a candidate. I don't have to live in the Lower East Side of Manhattan at that price.
He made this video to "his" people.
Why does NY look like it is recovering from a Godzilla attack or something?
Nice apartment but too expensive as it doesn't even have laundry
LMAO!!!
Greetings from the great state of Alaska! LOVE your videos!
Was the title supposed to read: " If You Rent This Apartment You've Lost Your Mind"? And why is the gas stove plugged in??
The burner igniters.
Electric is used for the igniters.
You will prob find the stove top is gas so what people call the burners ( why they are called that idk) and the oven part will be electric. Had one like that before in a rental.
Electric pilot light start. And clock/timer.
@4:40 that fire escape looks dangerous.
Not for me but probably okay for NYU students. I am at the point where I would either live alone or with a partner. Also needs fixing up badly. No dishwasher! Small bedrooms.
nearly 7k a month for no dishwasher, no laundry, no elevator.....Great location though!
That is 3x my mortgage and I’m in Long Island!! Nice apartment though but pricey!! The pink fixtures in the bathroom would turn me off.
This is 4 and a half time more than my mortgage in NJ.
Sorry. Not impressed. 4th floor walk-up, totally basic appliances, no laundry in the building. But I bet some young people will rush to rent a 1 1/2 bath in the east village just bcuz
My aunt lived on the 6th floor no elevator. She was in her 50's. She told me that the people on the floors below her got robbed and she never did.
I don't think he is trying to "impress" anyone.. lol. They aren't even his properties to rent.
Agents get fees for finding a sucker to rent this dump. So he'll get a months rent. So wrong.
@@idellekell this 1 is. He said that in the video it's his listing
@@dougpassatHe doesn't feature the properties he's acting as an agent for, though. Check the description on all his videos. They have another agents contact info.
That price sounds like a mortgage payment plus wow.
Cash sitting on a bucket of Benjamin Moore paint made my day😂❤️👏🏾😂
That would be a great promo picture of him. 😍
Cash, my sister and I miss those six videos a week. Where’ve you been? Moving into your new apartment? We hope you make a video about that!
I´m thinking maybe the landlord is not quite nice to renters if the apartment is available every other contract and that might be also why last renter wanted to take it back in some way
Oh my……that bathroom gave me the heebie jeebies 🤢
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Hi Cash, have you ever gone to a listing and squatters were living there?
Yikes! With your energy drinks getting that expensive, illicit drugs might become cheaper hahaha
Hi Cash, I love your work. I wish you and your fam the best on your future endeavors.
I couldn’t do this apt without an elevator. Enjoyed the tour though. Have a good day Cash.
That's 5k overpriced.
I think it's great how you get recognised by every one!
OMG that bathroom is positively scary!
Not far from Katz Deli!!!! Nice place..rent is insane...walk up....ugh...the Bowery
Ever get any places in Chinatown?
So depressing and nothing interesting nearby, just expensive. Chain Japanese bbq is not a bonus they have them in the suburbs of Texas! Inflation isn’t going anywhere but up; the restaurants that survived Covid may not survive 2022 anyways.
The color of the tub and toilet, mamma mia! LOL
That apartment has multiple seal failures on the windows that is where you get the cloudy look. Not good.
Hello. Noooooo. For $6500.00 there is no elevator, no garage, no walk in closet, no washer or dryer, burgundy bathroom fixtures with black wall ( can not tell if it is ceramic tiles ) and the layout does not make sense. Kitchen starts 1/2 inch from the entrance door. Bathroom fixtures is from the late 80’s. It is always the landlords responsibility to update his/her buildings.
Now I understand why New Yorkers waste so much money eating out: they can't be bothered dragging a ton of groceries up 4 flights of stairs each week. A lack of elevator has to be a deal-breaker for me.
The graffiti gate automatically knocks $1000/mo off what I would pay. Looks like 1970's Harlem or the South Bronx. It shows just how much the city has declined.
If only the 2nd bathroom is full bathroom , you can easily make that into a 4 bedroom/2 bathroom.
With just the one bath/shower though... mornings would get hectic
The price is RIDICULOUS!!!!!!! Not even sharing the rent I’ll take it! The rent is too damn much! I have a spacious 3 bedroom, large living room, 1 in a half bathroom, 15 windows, 6 closets ( one that I have my washer in) 3rd floor with transportation, and restaurant right around the corner and I pay 980.00 a month! No section 8 or P.A. Got this apt through a lottery 10 years ago. I’m not moving unless I hit lotto or they take me out of here dead on a stretcher lol. But seriously the rent for this place is just too much it ain’t worth it.
Hi Cash! My question is who is the target market for this apartment at $6750 in this neighborhood? My cats bedroom is 10 x 8. You of course can make anything look great but that feature of the stove cord was a stretch 😉.
I don't get the cord up there like that. Aren't there outlets behind the stove? I'm in a Midwest college town and haven't seen run down student apartments with visibile cords. Seems like a hazard.
My cat is willing to outbid your cat, when is his lease up ?
The Target are people who look like the cast of Seinfeld and Friends, just keeping it real. 💯 I'm from NYC, I know this to be fact.
NYU students or former NYU students.
A can of Monsters at Asda (Walmart) costs from £1.49 to £1.59 depending on flavour or 2 packs of 4 for £8.
Rent in New York City is crazy high
Ik location is great but $81k a year is ridiculous. Also it’s not a 3 bed 2 bath it’s a 3 bed 1 1/2 bath
That headboard was pounding into that wall! I wonder how?! 😂😂😂
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Landlords charge whatever crazy people will pay to live in Manhattan! $1500 increase from 2020 rent price is crazy, but the property taxes in Manhattan are very high! No dishwasher plus don’t forget to add on the price of heat in the winter time and a/c in the summer time! Definitely another $300 a month. I suppose if you desire to get into the city at any cost, and you make $100k, then this is the share for you!
Anyone else find the lock being on the outside of the closet somewhat disturbing?
It's called the Matt Lauer closet
@@tonray9395 OMG!!!! I chocked on my water! Bahaha!!
You could easily REVERSE the knobs and providing they still have the key, it wouldn't be a bad idea to have a closet you could lock with a key to safeguard your stuff especially if you have roommates. An alternative is to remove the knob entirely and swap it for the one to enter your bedroom, putting the non-locking knob on the closet. This way you could secure your bedroom and all your belongings from roommates while you are gone.
It’s a gas stove, that’s the fridge plug. Stoves have a different plug for an “appliance outlet”.
On a historical note, the reason that the journalists at The Village Voice were represented by the UAW is because the union hall was across the street.
Wow, that is sad - looks like a half way house. Some new finishes in the bath & kitchen could make it look so much nicer.
if you've ever been on a construction site, the sight of Cash sitting on a 5 gallon bucket will amuse you
This layout is weird to me. I’ll take your word for it that the price is good. I know I can’t compare it to what I’d get for the same money where I live but I can’t help doing that. I could rent a 4-5 bedroom, 4.5 baths, 2 car garage, pool with a huge yard. The bedrooms are 15x18 with the living room being at least 24x16. So you can see why I have a hard time. Lol!🤣 Love your videos and it’s so interesting to see what rentals are in the city.
OK, the location is good for some people and the amount of space (including bedrooms and closets) is considered good by NYC standards, though the kitchen is small, and it has central A/C. But the place is a fourth-floor walkup, it's dated, no dishwasher or mention of laundry in the building, and doesn't even have a sink sprayer! I'm supposed to pay over $2,200 to share this with two strangers? There are better choices.
Maybe you are all college friends, not strangers, and you are so excited about life you aren't bothered by the problems of the middle aged and elderly. You are hardly ever home, anyway. You study wherever there is Wi-Fi and socialize to all hours? My brother lived at the Y for a year or two in NYC, taking grad classes during the day and working nights at a job quiet enough to let him do his coursework. He lived on a pittance and enjoyed it all immensely. He was in his early 20s and happy the way things were working out, not worrying about any of the items you listed. He didn't even have rich parents to help him out. He did it on his own. My guess is the students who rent this are parentally subsidized.
@@653j521 You may be right! Your brother's experience was similar to mine, though for me it was a small college town and a rented room in a private home as an undergraduate, back when it was actually possible to work your way through college. My rent was 1/100 of this apartment, and my landlady paid me to mow her lawn and do odd jobs!
Nope. Very very basic kitchen. No balcony or outside area, but a good view only. No laundry. Stairs; no elevator. Smaller closets. Wierd bath. Do like the neighborhood it seems convenient. Price too high.
What I like to hear Cash...your listing.. good weekend
Love this!!!!
Probably the previous tenants left after they shocked them to death with a giant rent increase. This apt seems to me to be for students that don't really care about the looks of the apt, only the location. I wouldn't want to enter that building late at night by myself. It's not the most inviting building to look at. Listen, somebody could walk through that door and think they died and went to heaven, I, personally, am not one of those people. A walk-up, totally depressing bathroom, and filthy dirty windows and a view out one window of a bunch of air conditioning units. I'll pass on that excitement.
In most other cities, it would be a considered a dump that would struggle to rent for $1500/mo. Yet somehow because it's NYC, it's considered a great deal because there are restaurants that you can't afford to eat at within walking distance.
@@TheOldTapeArchive If you aren't in love with the city you can't understand why people endure so much to be there.
@@vincentgoupil180 No wonder they jumped ship.......wow. I was all set to move back to NYC because I really, really miss it, but now........I just don't know.
@@653j521 That is so, so true. You either love or hate the city, there's no in between. I miss it like crazy but now with the ridiculous rents, with constant increases, I have to think long and hard. I was all set to move back, then the rent insanity started up.
@@653j521 I loved the city because I lived here almost all of my life. But I wish they'd at least be honest, especially about the rougher neighborhoods.
The city is still 3/4 dead and dangerous. They're marketing a name only.
Thankyou for showing us.
300K baby!
This is clearly a mixed bag chopped up apartment.
7:09 Brass doorknob with brass light fixture but in the same room the second light fixture at 7:18 is white.
7:27 Whose bright idea was it to put the breaker panel in a bedroom? Thats an instant fight between roommates as that panel must be accessible to everyone in case a breaker trips so they cannot lock their bedroom door.
8:10 They should at least try to match the door knob colours or install the closet one correctly.
8:45 thats and outdated color scheme.
This most likely will be shared by 2 people and that room with the breaker panel in it will be a shared room such as a home office.
It's a scam, this guy is getting paid by the landlord...
@@hamdiben8163 You think so?
I would want the Kitchen and Bathrooms redone before I payed that price. However, very nice space. Just needs work.
Great floors and a lot of space for Manhattan. But for about 3,400 dollars a person, I would take a smaller but more luxurious place elsewhere in Manhattan. The outside of the building lacks appeal as well.
This is a 3 bdrm apt., so the rent could be about $2300/person.
I was literally watching your last tour of this place (from 2020 iirc) yesterday since you didn't upload; I recognized that bathroom's color scheme and the half-bath right away. 😂
Though it looks like the price is what would make me lose my mind--nuts that this would be $2250 a person in that part of the East Village, and sure, location/location/location, but I don't think it was that pricey in 2020 [EDIT: went back to check and it was $5200 in 2020--yeesh, that's a hike]. Other than that, it's definitely a nice apartment for roommates, rooms are good, having two living rooms [with the one near the kitchen maybe being more for a table] is good, I'd just maybe make the tub black or white for a better mesh; the black/red combo still looks odd, lol.
Ouch!!!! 6750??? For a 4th floor walk up?? No W/D?? 😬. Blessings 💐
Pretty nice place! Price scares the crap out of me but being on 2nd st and the view make up for it. And you just keep your eyes closed the whole time you're in those bathrooms..😜 Another good one! Thanks 😀😌
I miss when you used to do the google map location spot. It made the location a lot more visual for people not from New York
Great video!👍👍👍
I work at a Gyu Kaku in Old Town Pasadena, CA
Not a fan of the apartment or graffit-infested front, but as usual, am very jealous of all the eating establishments.
I like watching your videos, makes me love my cheap tiny house. And I own it!
Hey Cash! 👋🏼
The price is a joke. $81,000 a year.
Goooooooooood day! 👋
$6750, and there's no elevator??? Blah..
That chick cool asf ! She got a dope ass e bike ! Looks like a customized super 73
Yeah not everyone gets paid 40-50 dollars an hour to afford these appartements, that's why I'm done being nice, money talks.
You are right Might Quinns is one brilliant eatery.
Not a bad apartment, but not sure if it is big enough for 3+ people to live in it and you will need 3 people to pay the rent. Closets are small as well, especially considering the winter wardrobes people need in NYC. Thanks for sharing Cash!
One in 10,000 apartments have enough closet space. You could barely put in one season’s worth of clothes let alone two. You have to use tall skinny dressers, ottomans with lids, prop up the beds and buy plastic storage bins to go under the beds. Or just dump each season’s wardrobe and buy the new season’s at a consignment shop or Goodwill.
Awesome apartment
Great restaurants in that neighborhood!
Classic New York type of building. Second Avenue in the East Village is one of my favorite parts of town. Blank Street Coffee has sprung up all over all of the sudden, who are they?
OMG hot pink tub and sink? What were they thinking? That's a big HELL NO for me.
One thing about the “views” from NYC windows…PEOPLE DON’T WASH THEIR WINDOWS!!! I’m a stickler for clean, clear windows!
👍 cute and potential! 💝🙏💝Thank You for sharing your experience with me. Love seeing your city!
Ugh, that bathroom! That’s gonna feature n some nightmares now. 😬
Right?! I wish I can unsee it.
I don’t hate the bathroom color, sorta whimsical. The rent, WOW! That would pay a year’s mortgage for me. Enjoy your content as always
What a dreadful apartment. 6700.00/month with old appliances, no dishwasher or laundry. Also, only one full bathroom for 3 bedrooms. You have shown much nicer apartment sat this price point. I definitely give this place a thumbs down,.
That bathroom is peak late 80s/Early 90s male narcissist bachelor/bro right there.
1:15 whats that ebike she riding looks clean.
This is 10x my monthly mortgage,and I don’t have roommates, or a 4-story walk-up! I have never understood the urge to live in NYC…
Things to do 24/7, foot traffic, walkable to shops, restaurants & transportation. Jobs pay highest salaries. Fashion & financial capital. Car not needed.
@@gamerwhiz6847 You may have higher paying jobs, but rent/mortgage is outrageous! I love my car and don’t want to have to walk in all sorts of weather or depend on taxi/Uber to get places. As far as being the fashion capital, you can have it. I’m content with my jeans and t-shirts ( 60s/70s kid)
You may have things to do 24/7, but is it safe enough to actually go out and do them? My NYC friends all say no…
@@anncoxwell7015 Well maybe not now, but if NYC becomes safe again it could be worth it for some.
For $6,750 someone had better piggyback me up those steps.
Gyu Kaku...loved that place!
I cannot imagine paying that much for rent. I've never even made that much. ( my 3bed is paid for)
Jeez My son has a 2 bed app, for 600 Euro a month, those prices are crazy, and small.
I pay $1800/month for my 3 bed 2.5 bath condo with garage and backyard in Houston. I know it’s NYC but this is getting plain stupid. Almost 7k a month with no laundry, dishwasher, or doorman? I really don’t know how you still have a job bc EVERYONE in NY keeps moving to Texas! You may want to think about relocating sometime soon. NYC will probably never recover at least not in our lifetime. God speed Cash 🤘