For real! It’s modern and clean and the floor-to-ceiling windows are awesome! I’m so sick of those multi “bedroom” apartments, that used to part of a larger real apartment!
@@Maki-00 YES! Not only that, but it FLOWS soooo nicely. There aren't any odd angles, shoebox kitchens/closets/bathrooms, and unnecessary appliances (ie wine chillers). It has everything neatly planned out and appropriately spaced. Finally, an apartment worth the price.
Both apartments looks good enough to rent, but I prefer the 1-bed. Your introduction and comments were so funny today again and sometimes not sure if I actually look at what you "showcase" for us, or listen more in case I miss your comments. You sure keep us strong on "multi-tasking" our senses Cash!
haha. resonate with this one as well! i was having my late lunch home cooking dumplings whilst watching him introducing the place, indeed multi-tasking !! and feel my meal even more enjoyable haha
I haven't even finished the video and I'm SOLD on the first one bedroom apartment with that wall of glass! $2350/month for that? I'll TAKE IT!!! What a HUGE difference from the AWFUL apartments you toured yesterday on the Lower East Side at the same (or more) amount of money! Cash... since you're right in the neighborhood... you might want to consider taking that second apartment for yourself and family???
Very lovely 1BR apartment at first site, nothing to complain about. You should rent the second apartment for you and your family. It is huge with lots of storage and room for little Violet.
He's in a rent-controlled apartment now. Not a good idea to give that up in New York. Otherwise, the landlord can triple your rent and there's nothing you can do about it.
Where he lives may be rent-controlled, but it is way too small for a family with a small child. Children need space to run around and play, not stuffed into a tight rabbit hutch with no place to move around. Even Cash has mentioned that where he lives is too small, and that the family needs bigger quarters.
@@jgrafx I grew up in a two room apt with my sister and parents. We may have lived in a rabbit hutch, but the outside has limitless miles to play and run around in
1st apt is a sweet deal; 2nd apt (in a mother-and-daughter house) could be a sweet deal, 3rd room could be an office--Mr. Jordan, YOU and YOUR WIFE should rent the place!
3 seashells system 😆 Love the first apartment, big windows, lots of light, not a bad view, street looks nice, I can imagine it during the nice, dry autumn with all the brown leaves, and bright colours 😍
An ex-employee sending Business your way says more about your character than any advertisement ever could. Great apartment! But I’d feel like I was living in a fishbowl. 🤣
You can use light filtering curtains, apply vinyl window coverings - you can see out, people can't see in, or blinds on bottom half of windows, so many options.
I love the windows on the first one- just not on ground level. If it were up a few floors, the windows would be great. On this level, it just makes it easy for the creeper- or general public, to spy on you. Otherwise a great place. The second is super massive! I love all the space. The 2 bedrooms are super squishy & were obviously chopped into 2 to be able to charge more rent. I’d rather have one big room over two small ones every day. This one is also on a lower level, but it is a townhouse & the windows make sense. I love that both have laundry in unit & that prices seem great for what you get. These were 2 good finds that will prolly go fast! Great job Cash! I hope you see this comment..I missed out on the past 7 videos. I know you are busy- I hope its a good busy!
The first apartment is amazing!! I'd be jumping on it immediately if I was looking for a nice place. In my apartment hunting days, this would have been exciting to find! Terrific video Cash!! I hope you and your family are well! 😃
Loved the first one, a perfect "me" apartment, very like my own in UK. I love the windows most of all, clean, bright and very good value for money. The neighbourhood also seems fine, though as I know nothing of NY locations (except what you tell us) I'm guessing. I think if I were relocating, I would snap up this one.
I really liked the second apartment. It felt more spacious and homey. Although, I live in CA and even I think NY rental prices are outrageous! Good thing I'm a home owner because renting these days is so expensive!! 😬
I loved the windows on the first place. If you swapped out the drapes for blinds you can raise/ lower from the bottom AND top, you could insulate your back while sitting on the couch in the winter without blocking out all of the light.
It's nice to have both too. Blinds after the glass then drapes after. West-facing glass is a bad idea in summers, although this is way up north so it may not be as bad as places near the tropics.
1) That first apartment after yesterday's roster of yikes is so refreshing! So clean and bright! And the neighborhood has nice bars and cafes as well! 2) I keep forgetting that those two family homes are a lot bigger than they look from outside! The second apartment would be great for roommates or a family!
This micro apartment is about twice the size of the micro I lived in for 3 years. I had a dorm fridge, 2 burner stove (no oven). The toilet and tub/shower was behind a curtain against the wall.
The first apartment is amazing, and the price is too! Love those floor-to-ceiling windows, the fact that everything is brand new, the in-apartment washer and dryer, and the location. Rating 9/10. I think the 2nd apartment would be perfect for a family. (Cash, you and your family?) Those small bedrooms are perfect for kids (Cash...just think, Violet could have her own playroom!!). Otherwise, to me, kitchen is blah, and is that a yellow bathtub in the bathroom? Perfect set up for a small family. My rating 7/10.
I love love love the one bedroom!! If I was a New Yorker in need of a place to live or in need of a fabulous place to live I’d rent it in a heart beat!! I LOVE big windows!! Ahhhhh, a girl can dream can’t she?
Queens is definitely the best borough!!! The 2nd one is big, but I'm not a fan of private owners. Sometimes getting heat in the winter can be an ordeal. The first one is fantastic. Wish my daughter could afford that price. Any chance of doing some rent-controlled options? Seeing a studio in that first building would be awesome also. Thanks for another great video!!!
I'm the opposite. The fastest response to fixing things and the most flexible has been private owners. I find management companies slow to respond and really rigid with the rules.
Cash has done some rent stabilized options. The only way to obtain a rent controlled apartment is to be a qualifying family member who would succeed a tenant who had a rent controlled apartment. So basically, rent controlled apartments are not on the market. There are other rent regulated apartments like Mitchell-Lama and HDPs housing connect list, but these aren’t rent controlled apartment.
It’s hard to know for sure if an apartment in NYC is rent-stabilized unless it is advertised as such and that is not always the case. There are ways to look them up in city records but it is a cumbersome process and the quicker ways are not always accurate, and while you are trying to find out before you commit, someone might rent it out from under you. I didn’t find out an apartment I rented once was Rent Stab until I actually signed the lease and saw the rider. Brokers don’t always know the status when they are showing. Sometimes it is literally a crapshoot.
I love the bathroom with the lower electric plugs. In my house the plugs are beside the bathroom light, and unreachable to a midget like me. Oh, down here we call a house like your second one a "duplex". They can be lovely or a blight on humanity. Parking is the big problem; in my city two families equals 6 or 8 cars. I love your neighborhood info.
Hi Cash, Quite often the microwaves located above the stoves have exhaust systems built in too. Just peek underneath and you’ll be able to tell for sure. 😉 They’re both huge apartment... Personally, I preferred the first apartment. ♥️👍🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼
The first one is a polar opposite to yesterday's apartments. It may not be in a "happening" neighborhood or close to Manhattan schools or employment, but it offers everything for a mature lifestyle. The second apartment would work well for a family because of all the living space. Does that space heater suggest that some rooms are chilly in winter? For both units, the distance to Astoria's transit line would be important for commuters.
Astoria is a "happening" neighborhood, as Cash Jordan makes it his home and he, alone makes things happen. The second apt is just four short blocks to the El. and it takes at the most a half an hour to get to work or school in Manhattan. Maybe the heater was there because they are in the process of installing a new furnace and there is no central heat right now.
1st apt good lord rent it! Right now! A family needs to grab apt #2, 5 minutes ago! Two winners. Beats the heck out of a few other recent disappointments. Congrats to whomever gets these!
I'm old and lived in Astoria back in the late 90's and, honestly, both of those apartments blew my mind. I was on the 2nd floor of a 3-story walk-up. The rent on the apartment I was in was a little over a thousand for what was (technically) two bedrooms (again, late 90's), but it wasn't nearly as nice as either of these and was easily the same size as the first apartment.
Thanks Cash for showing something in Astoria. Fantastic area in Queens with bars, cafes and restaurants galore. Shopping and lots of bakeries too. My accountant is on 23rd rd and 28th street. Still use her even though I'm in Tampa.
Wow Cash you and your lovely family live in a super nice 🥰 Great apartments today too! I really liked both of them and was looking up wall cabinets for my books to fill the second one 😏
That first apartment was a real winner - I was already deciding on the blinds, the window seat, and where to put my stuff, whilst happily ignoring the fact that I live in a council bungalow in the north of England, with barely a penny to my name!😆 And that second one had family home written all over it... you really have outdone yourself today, kind sir!
@@Tricia_K: only because I am old-ish and retired. Truth be told, I don't think I am fit enough to live in New York. 😂 My two previous visits to the City involved miles of walking and mountains of stairs. These days, the knees protest like mad. 😧
Hey Cash, you crack me up every single time!! "Here's a wand to scrub your unmentionables"....Roflmao!!!! I love both apartments! You are coming close to getting me back to NY (NJ is like a rest home...lmao)!!! Thanks for the video...xoxo
The second apartment ,the room with the chest of drawers built into the fitted wardrobe was what I would do to save space in the bedrooms in every single apartment to save space for other essential furniture in the bedrooms .
2,300 for one bedroom! I know it's NY, where I would never consider that, but I'm comfortable in my newly renovated 2 bedroom apartment for 441.00 a month. Four hundred and forty one dollars! And we have police officers that aren't being forced to quit. Love your videos cash.👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻🙏🙏🙏💚😘
Both apartments are great. I loved the 1st for all the huge windows. All decent size rooms. Astoria is really becoming easy overpriced tho. I remember the old Parisi bakery back in the 80s & 90s. The smell of baking bread was phenomenal. Too bad the restaurant that used to be on a side street (uncle something) went out of business. They had phenomenal food & super cheap. Where the gym is now used to be agreek nightclub. The neighborhood has really changed. I used to pay $600 for my place in Astoria. Lol
Everywhere adjacent to a city centre becomes expensive. The lucky ones are those who came before gentrification and can still afford to live in the neighbourhood.
Looks like a the winning apartments are located in Astoria. I'll have to take another look at this video. Question Cash, have you ever seen other apartments in Astoria and almost considered telling your wife about it and breaking your lease to move into one of them? I seen a few lease breaking options for you to consider in the recent past.
I love both of these places. I like the second that looks more like a house but, being a native Californian, I'm leaning to the wall of windows. We have a lot of houses here with those so that apartment would make me feel more at home. Its really nice, it's in Astoria, I was blown away by the low rent...getting something that nice that cheap in NY gives me hope. All I usually see are depressing, dark, cramped "hallway" apartments for twice that amount. By the way, we call those heating/cooling units "mini-splits". And I saw my first older person finally. Lol. These are nice, Cash. Two in a row! Thank you!
I don't mind the 3nd one. Feels homely. I don't even mind looking over the neighbours. The area looks inviting. And I'd love to sit on those steps in good weather
2 good ones, 1 bedroom is my preference with those great windows! Love the huge living space in the 2 bedroom. Laundry in unit is a big +! Definitely more bang for your buck in Astoria!
You might feel stupid for paying $1800 for 1/3 the space of that $3600 apartment, but in the long run you're saving money, which gets you closer to being able to *buy* something.
Seeing your various videos of NYC apartments make me feel so good about living in South Jersey. The buildings here are not covered in graffiti and the sidewalks are not blocked with scaffolding. (Is that because the buildings are falling down and people need protection?) Also rents and houses are so much larger and less expensive. Small quirky restaurants are ok if you don't mind paying exorbitant prices for food. You don't mentioned if any of the apartments have central AC. Otherwise I really like your videos of NYC properties. Keep up the great work!
I bought a Victorian duplex with eight bedrooms, five baths, fireplaces, basements, attics, four stairs cases, servants, quarters, three porches each side, and it was less than 200k. NYC apartment prices seem like Sci Fi to me.
Cash FYI: DD water is imported from Massachusetts & SB water is a product of NYC. 🤣The first apartment is a winner. I love it. The 3br is nice and spacious. Thanks Cash.
Yay, Astoria places! The first one looks great, though a 1bd for $2350 there is... ehhh. Love the second place, though a deeper bathtub would probably be nice lol, and would def help me out for a roomie situation if I get to moving out sometime soon. Definitely better than yesterday's... situations.
I loved the big eat in kitchen of the second flat, but it is old and dated as is everything else. Not thrilled with the views out of the windows either.
Oh my I love them both but the second one is my favorite because its so big. I love having my bed facing the windows cause I love to lay in bed and look out.
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Ok, that first apartment is probably the best one he's shown in a while.
Agreed...but I pay $2300/mo + utilities for 1500 sq foot 3 bedroom home just north of cape cod, ma. ...like this apartment but it just seems so small
Especially compared to the "make an offer" locations yesterday. Hoo boy...🙄
For real! It’s modern and clean and the floor-to-ceiling windows are awesome! I’m so sick of those multi “bedroom” apartments, that used to part of a larger real apartment!
@@Maki-00 YES! Not only that, but it FLOWS soooo nicely. There aren't any odd angles, shoebox kitchens/closets/bathrooms, and unnecessary appliances (ie wine chillers). It has everything neatly planned out and appropriately spaced.
Finally, an apartment worth the price.
@@GirlSproket Yeah, when did wine chillers become standard appliances? 🤣🤣🤣
I'm in love with that perfect 1st apartment. There is literally NOTHING left to be desired. Especially love the walls of windows facing the road
The first apartment might be the best I’ve seen on the channel. It’s not crazy of a price for NY, has laundry in unit and it’s in Queens.
Both apartments looks good enough to rent, but I prefer the 1-bed. Your introduction and comments were so funny today again and sometimes not sure if I actually look at what you "showcase" for us, or listen more in case I miss your comments. You sure keep us strong on "multi-tasking" our senses Cash!
haha. resonate with this one as well! i was having my late lunch home cooking dumplings whilst watching him introducing the place, indeed multi-tasking !! and feel my meal even more enjoyable haha
I haven't even finished the video and I'm SOLD on the first one bedroom apartment with that wall of glass! $2350/month for that? I'll TAKE IT!!! What a HUGE difference from the AWFUL apartments you toured yesterday on the Lower East Side at the same (or more) amount of money! Cash... since you're right in the neighborhood... you might want to consider taking that second apartment for yourself and family???
OMG that would be so cool if he did - and then paid his former agent commission for it!
I would take that second one for sure! The first looked great too Might have to pay a bit more for heating during the cold though 😅
Very lovely 1BR apartment at first site, nothing to complain about. You should rent the second apartment for you and your family. It is huge with lots of storage and room for little Violet.
He's in a rent-controlled apartment now. Not a good idea to give that up in New York. Otherwise, the landlord can triple your rent and there's nothing you can do about it.
Where he lives may be rent-controlled, but it is way too small for a family with a small child. Children need space to run around and play, not stuffed into a tight rabbit hutch with no place to move around. Even Cash has mentioned that where he lives is too small, and that the family needs bigger quarters.
@@jgrafx I grew up in a two room apt with my sister and parents. We may have lived in a rabbit hutch, but the outside has limitless miles to play and run around in
1st apt is a sweet deal;
2nd apt (in a mother-and-daughter house) could be a sweet deal, 3rd room could be an office--Mr. Jordan, YOU and YOUR WIFE should rent the place!
I was thinking the same, but I think the smaller 2nd room would make a good office?
That's what I'm thinking!
Same!! Rent it, Cash!
Man, I love how you show off the neighborhood with just as much information as the apartments. Great job!
Oooh I love that first one! The neighborhood gives me safe vibes too, I feel like I would be so comfortable living there.
3 seashells system 😆
Love the first apartment, big windows, lots of light, not a bad view, street looks nice, I can imagine it during the nice, dry autumn with all the brown leaves, and bright colours 😍
I can imagine that flat on a gloomy winter day where the lights would need to be on in every room. 😬
Usually I like the retro ones more, but that first one is awesome.
An ex-employee sending Business your way says more about your character than any advertisement ever could. Great apartment! But I’d feel like I was living in a fishbowl. 🤣
Had the same thought
They have this invention……..they’re called “curtains”……just sayin’…….
@@normalee2682 you're funny...Yea they do exist...lol
@@AlexWilliams-qf3rp thanks😂
You can use light filtering curtains, apply vinyl window coverings - you can see out, people can't see in, or blinds on bottom half of windows, so many options.
The first apt is awesome! So much better than the dreadful apts. yesterday. I love the big windows.
I love the windows on the first one- just not on ground level. If it were up a few floors, the windows would be great. On this level, it just makes it easy for the creeper- or general public, to spy on you. Otherwise a great place.
The second is super massive! I love all the space. The 2 bedrooms are super squishy & were obviously chopped into 2 to be able to charge more rent. I’d rather have one big room over two small ones every day. This one is also on a lower level, but it is a townhouse & the windows make sense.
I love that both have laundry in unit & that prices seem great for what you get.
These were 2 good finds that will prolly go fast! Great job Cash! I hope you see this comment..I missed out on the past 7 videos. I know you are busy- I hope its a good busy!
Look at the front elevation, that is not a ground floor flat which is why I wouldn't mind living in it.
That first apartment is perfect. I love new, clean & what a great location. 👍
Yay! After 7 videos I may finally get a like from Cash- He is so busy! He used to like every video, but now you have to get here early to get a like!
Right, he's too busy 😂
Sorry about that! Things are growing faster than I expected
He even responded to comments sometimes.
@@CashJordan just tell Violet to smash the like button 😂
@@CashJordan That’s a good thing!!
What a contrast with yesterday’s horrors!
So true
YES!!!!! Lolol
Exactly!!
Those three apartments were dumps - they were awful.
Should've uploaded it on Halloween 🤣
The first apartment is amazing!! I'd be jumping on it immediately if I was looking for a nice place. In my apartment hunting days, this would have been exciting to find! Terrific video Cash!! I hope you and your family are well! 😃
Could you imagine if Jeremy who used to work for Cash showed an apartment without a sink sprayer?? Lol
🤣🤣🤣
So glad Jordan uploads as often as he does! It’s a nice way to start the day! 😊
Cash loads too fast for me. Miss a week or two and there is lots to see, which is actually great.
Loved the first one, a perfect "me" apartment, very like my own in UK. I love the windows most of all, clean, bright and very good value for money. The neighbourhood also seems fine, though as I know nothing of NY locations (except what you tell us) I'm guessing. I think if I were relocating, I would snap up this one.
Love that first one! So much space, such a good layout and lovely and light
I like all of them, but the 1st one is AMAZING!
I really liked the second apartment. It felt more spacious and homey. Although, I live in CA and even I think NY rental prices are outrageous! Good thing I'm a home owner because renting these days is so expensive!! 😬
Love both places, the first apt so much natural light, nice chair to sit by the window to read,
The three bedroom looked amazing. Love the vastness of the common space. Excellent video Cash.
I love the first apartment. It's absolutely perfect.
These videos make my day, even in bad times, I still dream about living out my twenties in nyc
I live in the country on a farm and have no plans to move to NYC, but I love Cash's channel. I watch and daydream. Makes me so happy!
I loved the windows on the first place. If you swapped out the drapes for blinds you can raise/ lower from the bottom AND top, you could insulate your back while sitting on the couch in the winter without blocking out all of the light.
It's nice to have both too. Blinds after the glass then drapes after. West-facing glass is a bad idea in summers, although this is way up north so it may not be as bad as places near the tropics.
The first apartment is a winner!
Love the apartments cash. Nice roomy airy and lots of light. Keep the good videos coming.
Wow! Love that large window! Its almost like you're outside without the bugs! ;)
I really like that second apartment. It feels like a home.
1) That first apartment after yesterday's roster of yikes is so refreshing! So clean and bright! And the neighborhood has nice bars and cafes as well! 2) I keep forgetting that those two family homes are a lot bigger than they look from outside! The second apartment would be great for roommates or a family!
Cash should make that landlord look at the 1st one. For the price, the landlord should offer his crappy apartments for less than $1000 total.
Jeremy always has the hook up! Great apartments! I’m definitely reaching out to him and Cash when its time for me to move back to Queens.
First apartment absolutely perfect, for single person, or couple, of any age.
I'd live in it no worries. 🙂❤️
This micro apartment is about twice the size of the micro I lived in for 3 years. I had a dorm fridge, 2 burner stove (no oven). The toilet and tub/shower was behind a curtain against the wall.
I like the first apt.the 1 bedroom. A window wall of light! That lobster taco looks so delish. Thank you Cash for the content.
The first apartment is amazing, and the price is too! Love those floor-to-ceiling windows, the fact that everything is brand new, the in-apartment washer and dryer, and the location. Rating 9/10. I think the 2nd apartment would be perfect for a family. (Cash, you and your family?) Those small bedrooms are perfect for kids (Cash...just think, Violet could have her own playroom!!). Otherwise, to me, kitchen is blah, and is that a yellow bathtub in the bathroom? Perfect set up for a small family. My rating 7/10.
I love love love the one bedroom!! If I was a New Yorker in need of a place to live or in need of a fabulous place to live I’d rent it in a heart beat!! I LOVE big windows!! Ahhhhh, a girl can dream can’t she?
Queens is the most diverse borough, Astoria has it all!
I used to live in Suffolk county and had friends in Astoria. I loved visiting them! Fantastic area!
Queens is definitely the best borough!!! The 2nd one is big, but I'm not a fan of private owners. Sometimes getting heat in the winter can be an ordeal. The first one is fantastic. Wish my daughter could afford that price. Any chance of doing some rent-controlled options? Seeing a studio in that first building would be awesome also. Thanks for another great video!!!
I'm the opposite. The fastest response to fixing things and the most flexible has been private owners. I find management companies slow to respond and really rigid with the rules.
Cash has done some rent stabilized options. The only way to obtain a rent controlled apartment is to be a qualifying family member who would succeed a tenant who had a rent controlled apartment. So basically, rent controlled apartments are not on the market. There are other rent regulated apartments like Mitchell-Lama and HDPs housing connect list, but these aren’t rent controlled apartment.
I'm for some Rent Control, too ! 😎🇺🇸
It’s hard to know for sure if an apartment in NYC is rent-stabilized unless it is advertised as such and that is not always the case. There are ways to look them up in city records but it is a cumbersome process and the quicker ways are not always accurate, and while you are trying to find out before you commit, someone might rent it out from under you. I didn’t find out an apartment I rented once was Rent Stab until I actually signed the lease and saw the rider. Brokers don’t always know the status when they are showing. Sometimes it is literally a crapshoot.
I LOVE the first apartment! Could see myself there 👍🏼
Those windows 😍 Love natural lighting
Me too, it makes such a positive difference.
I love the bathroom with the lower electric plugs. In my house the plugs are beside the bathroom light, and unreachable to a midget like me. Oh, down here we call a house like your second one a "duplex". They can be lovely or a blight on humanity. Parking is the big problem; in my city two families equals 6 or 8 cars. I love your neighborhood info.
Wow!! This is a top 5 all-time apartment!! My apartment has a wall of glass too - you can’t beat it!!! Beautiful apartment!!!
Hi Cash,
Quite often the microwaves located above the stoves have exhaust systems built in too. Just peek underneath and you’ll be able to tell for sure. 😉 They’re both huge apartment... Personally, I preferred the first apartment. ♥️👍🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼
This Brit continues to be atonished by microwaves over cookers. That is something that is not seen in the UK and wouldn't be allowed in any event.
@@eattherich9215 why wouldn't it be allowed?
Love the 1st apartment. The 2nd apartment is nice. Cash you are so good ate your job. Way to go.!! Love the channel. Hello from Texas
I love the first one I wish that was mine.
Such an improvement from yesterdays! I REALLY like the first one!
The first one is a polar opposite to yesterday's apartments. It may not be in a "happening" neighborhood or close to Manhattan schools or employment, but it offers everything for a mature lifestyle. The second apartment would work well for a family because of all the living space. Does that space heater suggest that some rooms are chilly in winter? For both units, the distance to Astoria's transit line would be important for commuters.
Astoria is a "happening" neighborhood, as Cash Jordan makes it his home and he, alone makes things happen. The second apt is just four short blocks to the El. and it takes at the most a half an hour to get to work or school in Manhattan. Maybe the heater was there because they are in the process of installing a new furnace and there is no central heat right now.
@@barbaramuzychka3836 Cash is now a family man, so living among the clubs and bars is not necessarily the kind of "happening" that he would choose.
Fabulous place! What a compliment when a former employee collaborates !💕
1st apt good lord rent it!
Right now!
A family needs to grab apt #2, 5 minutes ago!
Two winners. Beats the heck out of a few other recent disappointments.
Congrats to whomever gets these!
I'm old and lived in Astoria back in the late 90's and, honestly, both of those apartments blew my mind. I was on the 2nd floor of a 3-story walk-up. The rent on the apartment I was in was a little over a thousand for what was (technically) two bedrooms (again, late 90's), but it wasn't nearly as nice as either of these and was easily the same size as the first apartment.
I loveeeee the first apartment! The wall of windows would be amazing!!
Thanks Cash for showing something in Astoria. Fantastic area in Queens with bars, cafes and restaurants galore. Shopping and lots of bakeries too. My accountant is on 23rd rd and 28th street. Still use her even though I'm in Tampa.
Wow Cash you and your lovely family live in a super nice 🥰 Great apartments today too! I really liked both of them and was looking up wall cabinets for my books to fill the second one 😏
So close to my lace! I absolutely love “Las Catrinas “
If I could afford it, I would move into that 1 bedroom in a heart beat. It's absolutely amazing.
Wow the first one! Not a bad price and nice windows! The 2nd one is huge and I like the home vibe
That first apartment was a real winner - I was already deciding on the blinds, the window seat, and where to put my stuff, whilst happily ignoring the fact that I live in a council bungalow in the north of England, with barely a penny to my name!😆 And that second one had family home written all over it... you really have outdone yourself today, kind sir!
@Tricia K: 😂 😂 😂 I'm perhaps closer to the dream since I have a mortgage free London flat, but still ...
@@eattherich9215 A mortgage-free flat in London? Well done you - and I mean that genuinely! :)
@@Tricia_K: only because I am old-ish and retired. Truth be told, I don't think I am fit enough to live in New York. 😂 My two previous visits to the City involved miles of walking and mountains of stairs. These days, the knees protest like mad. 😧
Both of these apts are the best I've seen. I would live in either one but the 2 nd one is my favorite for space and the first one for view and light.
That first apartment looks great! Super well designed.
Love both but I really live the first place. Very nice, love the windows.
Love that first apartment. Very nice windows.
Hey Cash, you crack me up every single time!! "Here's a wand to scrub your unmentionables"....Roflmao!!!! I love both apartments! You are coming close to getting me back to NY (NJ is like a rest home...lmao)!!! Thanks for the video...xoxo
'NJ is like a rest home...'. Florida is the departure lounge. 😂
@@eattherich9215 hahaha!!!
Love the one-bedroom...just my style! Bright and sunny!!
Love those windows. Top down shades will bring lots of privacy while giving tons of light.
The second apartment ,the room with the chest of drawers built into the fitted wardrobe was what I would do to save space in the bedrooms in every single apartment to save space for other essential furniture in the bedrooms .
Both places are really nice! Love the windows on the first place!!!! Great video ☺️
2,300 for one bedroom! I know it's NY, where I would never consider that, but I'm comfortable in my newly renovated 2 bedroom apartment for 441.00 a month. Four hundred and forty one dollars! And we have police officers that aren't being forced to quit. Love your videos cash.👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻🙏🙏🙏💚😘
Both apartments are great. I loved the 1st for all the huge windows. All decent size rooms. Astoria is really becoming easy overpriced tho. I remember the old Parisi bakery back in the 80s & 90s. The smell of baking bread was phenomenal. Too bad the restaurant that used to be on a side street (uncle something) went out of business. They had phenomenal food & super cheap. Where the gym is now used to be agreek nightclub. The neighborhood has really changed. I used to pay $600 for my place in Astoria. Lol
I just remembered it was Baba Giorgos (uncle George)
Everywhere adjacent to a city centre becomes expensive. The lucky ones are those who came before gentrification and can still afford to live in the neighbourhood.
I love how the kitchen in the townhouse is separate and an eat in!
Love both places! Good space, laundry in both! Sink sprayer, medicine cabinets! Be👏🏼au👏🏼ti👏🏼ful 🗽🌇🚕❤️
I like my LG phone, it's what I watch you on!😍
Looks like a the winning apartments are located in Astoria. I'll have to take another look at this video. Question Cash, have you ever seen other apartments in Astoria and almost considered telling your wife about it and breaking your lease to move into one of them? I seen a few lease breaking options for you to consider in the recent past.
Shhhh don’t say anything 😭
He is not gonna ruin his credit or lease when he can just wait until it's up and not renew it. Those apartments will still be there
OMG that first apartment is Amazing. The natural light is everything. Wow!!!!
Cant believe how big that Second one is tho. Jeez.
Loved the term "Forest of Food"
Wanna go there!
OMG! That first apartment is fantastic. Fantastic.
The first place was GORGEOUS all apartment dwellers all want our own laundry.😁😁😁😭😭😉enjoy your commentary regarding the neighborhood 😁😉😁😉
I love both of these places. I like the second that looks more like a house but, being a native Californian, I'm leaning to the wall of windows. We have a lot of houses here with those so that apartment would make me feel more at home. Its really nice, it's in Astoria, I was blown away by the low rent...getting something that nice that cheap in NY gives me hope. All I usually see are depressing, dark, cramped "hallway" apartments for twice that amount. By the way, we call those heating/cooling units "mini-splits". And I saw my first older person finally. Lol. These are nice, Cash. Two in a row! Thank you!
Love love the first one with the windows!!
I don't mind the 3nd one. Feels homely. I don't even mind looking over the neighbours. The area looks inviting. And I'd love to sit on those steps in good weather
2 good ones, 1 bedroom is my preference with those great windows! Love the huge living space in the 2 bedroom. Laundry in unit is a big +! Definitely more bang for your buck in Astoria!
I kept staring at the windows of the first apt. trying to see if one opens. Awesome apts. Like the heating up toward the ceiling.
You might feel stupid for paying $1800 for 1/3 the space of that $3600 apartment, but in the long run you're saving money, which gets you closer to being able to *buy* something.
I didn't think that second apartment would be that big. I'm currently looking for an apartment and I have never looked at so many yellow bathtubs.
First apartment not bad. Nice windows. Lots of outlets. 2nd apartment nice as well with laundry and nice kitchen. Affordable to live there.
Seeing your various videos of NYC apartments make me feel so good about living in South Jersey. The buildings here are not covered in graffiti and the sidewalks are not blocked with scaffolding. (Is that because the buildings are falling down and people need protection?) Also rents and houses are so much larger and less expensive. Small quirky restaurants are ok if you don't mind paying exorbitant prices for food. You don't mentioned if any of the apartments have central AC. Otherwise I really like your videos of NYC properties. Keep up the great work!
I bought a Victorian duplex with eight bedrooms, five baths, fireplaces, basements, attics, four stairs cases, servants, quarters, three porches each side, and it was less than 200k. NYC apartment prices seem like Sci Fi to me.
@@ginmar8134 Midwest?
@@ginmar8134 So where is this great Victorian?
@@ginmar8134 You're nowhere near the East Coast, or even in Illinois for that matter. Guaranteed.
Both apartments are great and have great prices
Love the one bedroom!
I love that first one so much! Astoria Queens is a cool place to live!!
I watch you to laugh and help me wake up before I start my shift, wfh life. The most hilarious Real Estate Agent, love your vids😁
ok the first apartment looks awesome, if i needed a place to live in that neighborhood i'd absolutely check it out
Cash FYI: DD water is imported from Massachusetts & SB water is a product of NYC. 🤣The first apartment is a winner. I love it. The 3br is nice and spacious. Thanks Cash.
Yay, Astoria places! The first one looks great, though a 1bd for $2350 there is... ehhh. Love the second place, though a deeper bathtub would probably be nice lol, and would def help me out for a roomie situation if I get to moving out sometime soon. Definitely better than yesterday's... situations.
I loved the big eat in kitchen of the second flat, but it is old and dated as is everything else. Not thrilled with the views out of the windows either.
Love the first apartment
Oh my I love them both but the second one is my favorite because its so big. I love having my bed facing the windows cause I love to lay in bed and look out.
Yes, please! I will take either of these apartments! 💖