Just came back from Montreal🇨🇦 and there is a huge commercial real estate crash since 3-4 years out there ! Funny thing is that city used to be more important than Boston and Toronto decades ago…it’s now falling apart
Great video! To me this guy showed everything I need to see to want to move my office there, even though he was basically just walking around and talking I still found the video very entertaining.
Good Saturday Afternoon My Friend IAM Hoping That You Are Having A Fantastic Day As Always Thank You So Much For Inviting All Of Us To Walk Along With You Much Blessings Ms British Gray From Tampa Florida 😊
Thank you so much for this tour, I am moving to New York City and will be working in Hudson Yards. So I’m exactly the person who you talked about going back to the office in these buildings.
You are going to love working there! Everything is so modern and clean, great shopping and dining. Going to film another video there now that it’s getting nice out. Best of luck with your career!
You ,brianreally ,ActionKid ,Chris Krezentz are the few yourubers that talks while doing walling tours i love that a lot i always love to watch Chicago and new york videos and point out similarities between the two
You remind me of brianreally he does chicago walking videos he always compliment the skyscrapers and give us a history lesson on them also goes inside and explore the buildings as well
I think politics and the general trend of working from home will continue to work against NY City. I would imagine hubs like this will remain strong, but they may eventually border more blighted areas.
There seems to be more social change that equals less interest in big cities, more choice of where to work... you can literally work from a mountain top or the beach. The pomp of city life will have to adjust to this reality. Seems to be starting in more liberal big cities
Hudson Yards is an architectural disgrace. It is a blight on the visual landscape of this city (as are many of the new projects being erected in NYC). Architects are too interested with their own ego and the shallow accolades of their architectural peer group, and not interested enough in actual beauty.
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Just came back from Montreal🇨🇦 and there is a huge commercial real estate crash since 3-4 years out there ! Funny thing is that city used to be more important than Boston and Toronto decades ago…it’s now falling apart
Thank you for watching and thank you for sharing your experience.
Great video! To me this guy showed everything I need to see to want to move my office there, even though he was basically just walking around and talking I still found the video very entertaining.
Thank you for watching! Hope yo have you and your business in NYC soon.
Great tour of Hudson Yards, thanks Tom! Looking forward to the indoor tour.
Thanks! Stay tuned!
Good Saturday Afternoon My Friend IAM Hoping That You Are Having A Fantastic Day As Always Thank You So Much For Inviting All Of Us To Walk Along With You Much Blessings Ms British Gray From Tampa Florida 😊
Thanks for coming
Beautiful and elegant area. Thank you Tom. I enjoyed the tour.
Glad you enjoyed it - see you soon!
Thank you so much for this tour, I am moving to New York City and will be working in Hudson Yards. So I’m exactly the person who you talked about going back to the office in these buildings.
You are going to love working there! Everything is so modern and clean, great shopping and dining.
Going to film another video there now that it’s getting nice out. Best of luck with your career!
Great video. Many great tips for our next visit to New York
So glad you enjoyed this video! See you in the next one. :)
You ,brianreally ,ActionKid ,Chris Krezentz are the few yourubers that talks while doing walling tours i love that a lot i always love to watch Chicago and new york videos and point out similarities between the two
Thank you for watching!
Now I know where I want to work in NY! 😊 Tom, thank you for your tour 🙏
Thank you
You remind me of brianreally he does chicago walking videos he always compliment the skyscrapers and give us a history lesson on them also goes inside and explore the buildings as well
I really appreciate you watching
This is beautiful. The way New York should look.
Really glad you enjoyed the tour
@@WalksWallStreet I'm still watching. ha!
@@WalksWallStreet I really did enjoy it. Nice.
Great content
Thank you
A great time to be a person despite all the uncertainty!
It is the greatest time to be alive!
Happy Saturday 😊😊
Thanks for the visit
It's always so windy!
Crazy wind
Wow that is impressive
Glad you enjoyed
I think politics and the general trend of working from home will continue to work against NY City. I would imagine hubs like this will remain strong, but they may eventually border more blighted areas.
Thank you for joining
we use visit NYC every year not any more and like going to Hud yards but never visit that city ever again.
Thank you for watching! Thank you for your input!
Hi @@WalksWallStreet Hi you are welcome, I have nice memories visiting just news and people talking with from Nyc hope things get better.
There seems to be more social change that equals less interest in big cities, more choice of where to work... you can literally work from a mountain top or the beach. The pomp of city life will have to adjust to this reality. Seems to be starting in more liberal big cities
Interesting take! Thank you for sharing
Hi Tom!
Hey!
So, according you Tom there isn't a Real Estate Crash in NYC 🤔🤔
There will be significant distress in older class B&C buildings
I sure chose the wrong career!
Thanks for watching.
All I see is a bunch of skate spots.
:)
Hudson Yards is an architectural disgrace. It is a blight on the visual landscape of this city (as are many of the new projects being erected in NYC). Architects are too interested with their own ego and the shallow accolades of their architectural peer group, and not interested enough in actual beauty.
Thank you for watching. Thank you for your input!