Dont come to New York City
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- Опубликовано: 28 сен 2024
- Are you asking yourself, "Should I move to New York City?". New York City was once great, but today its signaling to the world that its not a good idea to live here or visit, unless you absolutely have to. There may be a second shutdown, and NYC’s cultural draws like theatre, dining and tourism are all closed for the winter. Stability for the City that Never Sleeps is a long way off and the future of New York is quite uncertain, and while our leaders and health officials try to predict whats next the rental and sales markets are collapsing / tanking. Are you still willing to come here in spite of all this, or is NYC dead forever and Finished?
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It’s weird how small and overly expensive these apartments have always been that because people have to be stuck in their homes, now people are realizing.... ugh this is small and...ugh why does THIS cost so much?!?!
Yep. Perhaps this will bring the needed change.
I don't mind being in a small apartment. it's the reduction in social activity that really hurts
These apartments are not small, the apartments are "tiny"!
It should...you can no keep charging insane rents....then..a pandemic happens..and no one has any loot..they might for awhile...but how long...and then a decision..do I keep dumping into rent....or take my savings and move to a cheaper place..6 in one...half a Dozen in the other...I loved living in NYC..but we lived there when rents were reasonable..but guess what..it wasn't Disney fantasyland then...it was a shithole.....but it was the greatest..gritty...full of character...soul....uniqueness....now so much of that soul is lost..that comes from pushing out all NYers and replacing them w people ..that...let's be honest...would have NEVER EVER LIVED IN NYC back just 30 yrs ago....they couldn't hack it....
@@jayh40515 what? Looks big to me. I am not planning on doing summersaults anytime soon.
I’ve been a New Yorker circa 2004 and I tell ya, it feels like a ghost town. I’m on the upper west side with my boyfriend/Fiancé and our beautiful 4 year old English Bulldog Cookie 🐶 and seeing our beloved bars, lounges, Broadway shows all closed is disheartening 😔. We’ve already had to cancel our April 2020 wedding in Las Vegas and now his restaurant is on the verge of shutting down because it just couldn’t survive this pandemic. Please pray for us. We love NYC but living here in such an expensive apartment is putting us further and further in debt. I hate to leave our beloved city but my hometown is looking more and more like a reality for us after all.
Cash, I always appreciate your honesty. I live 50 miles N of NYC along the Hudson River (Cold Soring) and many residents USED to commute to NYC. However, ridership is down 80% from our train station. So sad to see and hear.
Appreciate you watching this one. I ride the subway and its empty a lot here too.
I enjoy Cold Spring when I need to enjoy God's nature in beautiful surroundings. Its a quick trip from NYC. I was just at the West Point Foundry preserve.
@@tiffanyw2626 The West Point Foundry Preserve is beautiful. When I was a little kid we played all over that area. I love our little village. Where can you find school K - 12 with a graduating class of apprx. 70 students that offer AP courses ? I would not trade for any other place. Thanks for visiting.
Living in rural Pennsylvania where we rent an entire two floor town house (with a basement too) for $750 plus utilities.
DDDDAAANNGGGG!!!
I’d say comparing apples to a ripe durian
Whateva, gurl. Nobody wants to live in rural PA 🙄
Yeah and what do you do in rural Pennsylvania? You probably have to drive 5 miles to buy milk. No thanks.
Ummm...no.
As a native New Yawker of 60 years I appreciate less crowds though many more people are driving due to fear of mass transit. I don't see any type of normalcy until next Summer at the earliest. Of course NY will come back maybe not exactly to the state pre-Covid but don't bet on writing off this city. I wouldn't come to live here unless I absolutely had to at this point in time. Remember that landlords will be jacking up your rents when they deem it's feasible. You might get a deal for another year or two.
Agreed
Where I live, in my hometown, is a beach with high tourism in summer. We unanimously agreed, as a town, to close our beach for the summer. It cost people a lot in business but has been amazing in several ways. Streets are empty and full-time residents can do business easily. We can easily enjoy amenities at a safe distance without fighting swarms of people aimed at consuming all resources and leaving a mess. Our town saved several hundred thousand dollars from the budget because of closures. It now seems more like the town I grew up in. Without the focus on visitors, the locals have really come together as a community. We have a Caremonger group administered via social media that has brought many of us together to help neighbours we never even knew. I have made some good friends based on that and people are getting help with what they need. Cities can be isolating but you also have the advantage of so many people, like Nick Mancello, who know the ropes and can help navigate. I highly recommend starting neighbourhood networks where they do not exist. Helping others one-on-one is a great way to take back the power in these times.
@@alisonfraser3305 same in NYC. I live in a very friendly building and street, and the few of us that have stuck it out during the pandemic have become really close. We help each other out, run errands for our elderly neighbors, pick packages up for each other, even cook for each other. And along with the small businesses who have survived, we've built a nice little community. This is the New York I remember from my childhood! I will certainly miss my New Yorkers when I leave. No matter what people say, New Yorkers are among the best and kindest people in the world. We may be rough around the edges, but we are the best!
@@lindagarrido4353 Sounds terrible.
I sense a change in your mood. Hang in there. Don’t let it get you down. I’d comfortably quarantine for 14 days as long as I had WiFi. A full wine fridge would be an added bonus. Keep safe.
All good I’m just being realistic
Yes bring on the vino!!
Exactly exactly exactly, who's complaining about actually being able to be stuck up in a nice Loft in Manhattan for cheaper price, ppl are too spoiled and want to find something to take their frustrations out on. 🙄
@@cbensonphotography I thought the same thing, it's a roof over your head, a nice one at that, AND at a fraction of the price!
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Lol just accepted a job offer in NYC so this isn’t exactly the video I wanted to wake up to. I’ve been wanting this for years so I’m going regardless!
Update: been here for about a week now and bing this place.
That's how I feel about it too!
You will be okay :)
@Coral Islands Blah Blah Blah. Frankly those who are fleeing the city were gentrifieres who grew up in some milquetoast suburb and were never really cut out for city life to begin with. Right now, the city may be at a sweet spot in terms of cleaning house. Enough, of these mamby pamby people are gone to bring back the grit and character of the city (which was slowly becoming a Disneyfied soulless corporate he11scape), but not so many people fleeing that the entire city collapses. Its going to take a while for NYC to recover, but I imagine that after a vaccine is made available, the justification for excessive lock downs will weaken. I imagine a vaccine by late summer 2021, with distribution through the fall and winter with moderate spikes in COVID case numbers through winter 2022. Then a steady decline in COVID numbers as the vaccine is widely administered and warmer months headed into Spring/ Summer 2022. Things back to normal fall/winner 2022.
I’m on a train ride to NYC right now.... a lil too late to unsee this shit
My advice is to live near one of the big parks. Central Park is still an oasis for me as I'm into cycling and running. You can even spend hours just walking and exploring CP, Prospect, Van Cortlandt, Corona, etc... Those parks will still be very much open as covid spikes up
I live in Philly. The office I worked out of is in Manhattan. Haven't had to go to Manhattan since March this year. Not looking forward to seeing Manhattan again anytime soon. In my heart of heart I love New York. I'm praying for a comeback. But a lot needs to change, because NY was becoming unbearable before the health crisis. I really hope the soul returns back to the city
The World needs to get rid of peasants, planet earth is a play ground for politicians and elites ...
What did you find unbearable about NY before the crisis? Just curious.
@4:39 ❤️
I'm from Philly too, was in NYC in February when it wasn't really a concern. Then went back for 9/11 as I normally do, and sure NYC was much more empty, but fine overall. It's definitely not a great place for tourists right now...but the city still has plenty of soul.
I think theres gonna be a comeback, its just gonna take some time. Big tech is going in hard on NYC leasing lots of space.
The other consideration is that $3000 a month could easily be a mortgage in Long Island, NJ, or parts of Westchester county for a sizeable 3-bedroom house with a yard, a garage, and 3-4x the space you get in Manhattan. After 17 years in NYC and five hellish months under lockdown during the pandemic I bought a nice, 2000 sqft house in a quiet neighborhood in Yonkers. I'm paying less than my rent used to be, my dogs have a place to run around, I don't need to mask up every time I take them out. and I am so much happier working and cooking all of my meals from home than I was in my tiny 690 sqft apartment. I'm sad to be counted among the people who "fled" NYC but quality of life took precedence over my love for the city. Maybe I'll come back someday.
U and I had the same idea. I moved out the city to Yonkers and I don’t regret it
@@marcelinorodriguez7628 Yonkers is awesome! All the space and quiet of a suburb and all the shops and restaurants of a city. Plus it's affordable and we can still order pizza from the Bronx!
That’s ok you can easily come back your only in Yonkers
Could you really come back after living in a real house?
@@jakeizlove And having the dogs run around? On grass? (Why am I singing HELLO DOLLY?)
It’s a wasteland...all the energy is gone. Everyone knows it...
"It's not a good time to be in NYC."
It's not a good time to be anywhere.
hmm, perhaps yes. Appreciate the perspective
You sure about that?
Debbie Downer 🙄
So true😅😅 you just have to see what is the least worse for you basically.. If someone is interested I have videos on my channel about the situation in London. Go check them out 🙌🏻❤️
From someone in nyc, we have been fine. It is very nice here. The nyc community comes together in events like this.
I love how honest you are, even if that honesty might hurt your personal business
Thanks
Especially since the winter is coming, and even less to do will be available.
Yeah great point its not that NYC is the coldest place, but its another thing working against the city in the short term.
exactly!
Stay your ass at Home
Everyone is all here in Miami
I loved this video! Most people have high expectations when they come here. Tell it how it is, don’t come here if you don’t have a reason!🤷🏾♀️ Let the native New Yorkers breathe for a sec
Yep if you dont have a reason your SERIOUSLY going to have to ask your self if the rent is worth it
No worries here, been there once and won’t ever visit that shit hole crime ridden scummy place again!
💯
Agree. Lots of people come here without any purpose, then once there are here they complain about everything.
You are very straight forward. You tell it like it is.
I live and work in a 1 bedroom, and it works fine, but I don’t crave a social life, and am happy with my own company. However I am doing this is a place I have lived for almost 30 years. I couldn’t do it in a new place especially if it was super expensive.
SAME WAY. I’M IN A SPACIOUS APARTMENT, OF MY OWN COMPANY, MY WHOLE SPACE. I DO WORK REDUCED HOURS, BUT I’M HAPPY BEING AT HOME MORE.
Appreciate your feedback and 30yr perspective
I feel for you guys. In my state of Victoria, Australia, we've just had two days of zero cases after a fairly strict lockdown lasting several months. It's been hard but we're just starting to open up again and hoping ppl keep wearing masks etc so we can stay open!
I’m moving to New York, I don’t care how the condition is.
Thats why I’m still here!
You will love it.
@@da4441 thanks it won’t be until a few years from now. But having New York in my mind gives me that extra motivation to go after my goals and lofty ambitions.
That's the kind of attitude you need for success! Make it work!
Yeah I’m moving too in November and I work from home. Yolo.
I was in NYC the past 3 weekends in a row and this was not my experience at all. I had dinner and drinks and actually went to a rooftop bar. Christopher Street & West 4th in the West Village have been PACKED - literally streets are swarmed with everyone outside enjoying happy hour, wine, apps, beautiful dinners. Chelsea and Meatpacking were also packed. I had dinner at the RH rooftop - stunning and packed. Had drinks at LeBain at the Standard rooftop - completely booked - booked my reservation over a week in advance. In WV, I had dinner at Extra Virgin, happy hour and apps at Lamano and dinner at Petite Boucherie both on Christopher St - all completely booked. 2 weeks ago I had dinner at the Daniel in Upper East Side it was slammed as was the entire street. I was also at a bar in Chelsea on the roof top it was packed and I waited in a line almost an hour that was around the block to get in. I also went to the Brooklyn Museum to see the Studio 54 exhibit 3 weeks ago - packed. Brooklyn botanical gardens after - packed.
LORD. YOU SURE LOVED THE OUTDOORS. GLAD YOU HAD FUN.
The point is that lots of it are being locked down again plus weather is changing. And he’s talking to people who are going to live there not be there for weekends.
@@555noelle1 The vaccine is coming out in a matter of weeks and in the meantime, just hop on a flight to Miami - only 2.5 hour flight and can be at Versace having a fab dinner and at the beach in just a few hours!
Its packed because they can only have 25% capacity indoors
lebain great spot
I appreciate your honesty. the right thing to do right now is to wait. thanks for all your great videos and insights.
Thanks appreciate it
I’d rather quarantine in NYC than Phoenix 🤷🏽♀️ Rent for a 1 bedroom is about the same.
The $2k one bedroom you're getting here in Phoenix is a little different. NYC you're in the hood.. Phx you're in a resort.
There is no apartment in the hood in NYC that would cost 2k. It won't be the biggest apartment, but it certainly doesn't place you in the hood
@@Christopher-pe6zj you're in the hood? Do you not watch this channel? Have you never been to NYC?
@@31SecondCarShow yes, yes, and yes.. Your point??
Ha we are from the same place. So Many things about phx/az are the reason why nyc is so much better
A much needed dose of truth. I work remotely and have thought about moving to NYC but I keep being reminded that there simply is nothing to do.
Love your honesty and being direct - thanks for the videos!
New York is still the center of the universe. Those that come now and survive are what we actually need. If you can make it here...you will fail everywhere else!
It’s not the center of the universe stupid
For it to be the center of the universe I’m not impressed
You gotta make a lot of money if you're living in NYC. Otherwise it's just not worth it.
@ Uber Glamazon, the propaganda has definitely worked on you. " New York is still the center of the universe", you have watched way to many movies, watched to many celebs, listen to way too many songs about N.Y.C when you come to that conclusion. I get it, "great food", "bars everywhere", "people from all over the world living here"....blah, blah, blah...N.Y.C is like a tick feeding on your blood. No one is "envious" that you live in N.Y, you aren't the "cool" kid at school.
It isn’t and never was the center of anything
I appreciate your honesty 💯
I left 2 months ago.... It's a concrete jungle that lost its charm for me after 15 yrs
I am out in Windsor Terrace Brooklyn, and things are definitely quieter than before, but there are still some great things going on out here. Restaurants and coffee shops are open, Prospect Park and Greenwood Cemetery are as beautiful as ever, and my neighbors are masked up and still going out and about their business. Same goes for Inwood where I spend some time on the weekends with my BF. People are eating out, visiting the parks, and the rest of the neighborhood up there too. You're right about things getting rougher in the winter, especially if we wind up with another lockdown, but I just wanted to weigh in that NYC is still showing some signs of life! It's not like it was, that's for sure, but I love the energy and resiliency of the people who are still here, it's like no other place!
Yep i see the signs when I’m out filming. It will come back but this winters gonna suck
I totally can relate. I’m a native New Yorker and I would literally spend my whole day out and about in the city doing anything. I used to only be home to sleep and get ready for my day. Now during all of this I’m home all day in my tiny apt and it’s hard 😭. This whole covid thing would go away faster if everyone would just wear a face mask 😑 but of course there are people who think they’re above science.
These are considerations for anyone moving to a large city in the US, not just NYC. Things are actually better here right now than in a lot of rural areas. The problem with living in NY is if the city does get locked down again, you're stuck. Most people can't just hop in their cars and take a relaxing drive somewhere. But if you absolutely have to move to NY it's a great time to rent an apartment.
I live in a rural area and things are great. No masks, everything is still open, no BS.
I can’t imagine living anywhere else, and I’ve been to a lot of places. There’s still too much here that you can’t get anywhere else. My life now is slower paced, but not much changed from pre-Covid times. I’m still meeting my friends for coffee or lunch, still grabbing a few things at the bodega, and still strolling through the parks. It’s still my neighborhood. I kinda love the city with this slower pace and hope that aspect stays. Yes, it’s a much different city today, and it’s sad to see businesses failing, but I believe that in a few years the city will come back evolved and even stronger.
anything that you can do it NYC you can do some where else. at least for now.
I’ve only visited NYC once and that was July of 2019 and it’s a beautiful city! I’m confident NYC will survive. Ottawa and Ontario as a whole is in a bad 2nd wave as well. Hang in there! You have a great city there.
Thanks
Sometime last week, I read a post on Reddit about how we used to have dedicated computer rooms in our houses back in the 90's. Many people are gonna be renting those 2 bedroom apartments so they can bring back that computer room in order to make working/school from home that much better!
Just booked a monthly rental in Florida for the winter. Paying double rent sucks but the winter will definitely be rough. I’m already feeling it with the shortening daylight. NYC living has changed with WFH...
I love your honesty. I'm a born and bred New Yorker but am planning to move to Europe after the winter (I have dual citizenship and my company allows us to work from anywhere in the US and EU5). Although cases are also spiking there, at least everyone has healthcare so people don't feel forced to go to work when they're sick, and the political climate is mostly better than it is right now in the US. That, and where I plan to move to (outside of Rome) I will be paying less than $1,000/month for a two-bedroom apartment. My poor NY. It breaks my heart to see her this way, but we all have to do what's best for ourselves and our families.
Wow, Sir. I see you. Thanks for your honesty. I wish you the best.
I'm old enough to remember when NYC (212) was dangerous, rude, and you couldn't ride the subways (shout out to the Guardian Angels) or even walk through alphabet city. Meat packing district was the 'lock-your-doors-and-speed-up' type of area. Soho was cheap and full of artist's studios, markets and $25/night brothels. When Giuliani came to office, he was like a giant broom with no dust bin and swept everything out that gave New York City it's energy. It became this safe, over priced city that no one could afford or enjoy without a ton of money. Boring suburbanites gentrified colourful neighborhoods hoping that their newly purchased brownstones would make them interesting. Now these people are leaving. Greedy lazy landlords have no one to con to stay in a roach infested hovel and are losing all their money... I'm here for it. New York has to offer more to it's residents than just it's name.
Great point
Thank you! A post I can 100% agree with.
Really appreciate the honesty. Thank you!
I'm coming to visit my kid and make a smash bang thanksgiving meal! He wants to share his new digs and area with me. Really excited. 😊👍
Ditto!
@@MsKimmy511 woooop! Have fun!❤👍
Awesome hope you have a great trip. Happy thanksgiving
Gotta love it. Telling the truth and giving an unbiased opinion even if it affects your income.
Posted 53 seconds ago, I guess thats a new record for me
appreciate you watching!
Greetings from Argentina.
Brutal honesty is always the best, it´s hard to take...but I appreciate it. I hope things will get better (there in NYC as here, in Buenos Aires).
It´s almost unbelievable how a virus could have hit so hard a city so vibrant and powerful as New York (imagine what it is doing in a country like this).
So, with best wishes and hoping for a better future, keep doing this amazing work you do. Your videos are amazing and your opinions are much appreciated.
i have heard bruno’s aires is beautiful i would love to go some day
@@CashJordan you are more than welcome to come! As soon as this pandemic is over, our doors are more than open to recieve you. I’m sure you’ll love the ‘Paris of South America’ as they call it. Keep the amazing work! 🇦🇷
and of course a lot has to do with your employer where ever you go ? also adapt, improvise , and overcome. Great video as always.
Thank you for your candor and your honesty. Really enjoy your videos!
You got it!
I think this is the era of reimagining the Metropolis. Paradigm shifts are forcing us to pivot in so many ways. Thank you for your videos. I hope people decide to rent in New York, Chicago and the other great American cities. We may be down, but not out.
Considering moving to ny from nj. Will be looking for a spacious 2 bedroom unit soon.
Come. You will like it.
It’s going to be a rough winter for mental health and those fighting the addiction battle. The level of stress is going to heighten like a snowball going down hill.
Yeah very sad
I say this on every video, but these are such awesome quality and you are a natural. I really liked that 2nd apartment, use one bed for sleep and the other as an office. But agreed, I'm thinking it would be best to wait out the winter at least before making an huge moves.
Thanks 🙏
Lol, and I have movers coming to bring my stuff to NY this week. Stay safe everyone
You will love it. Everything is so close.
@@da4441 Thanks! I'm sure I will. I'm moving back!
You too!
Good luck! I hear moving is different these days. That could be an video topic for Cash.
At least the move was cheap, I'm sure, since they could do a return with your stuff in the truck.
Yeah, I left NYC this summer. Visited a few weeks ago and it wasn’t as bad, of course, as what the media shows.
People were out and about, but I’m afraid for the colder weather or another shutdown. Good update!
Thanks glad you thought this was helpful
Not as bad as the media shows? The media doesn't show ANYTHING.
What a wake up to all the slumlords charging thousands for a box apartment.
Totally
It will eventually come back.....but not like it was. DEBLASIO AND CUOMO have done too much damage. Too much crime... dangerous riots on every corner..Too much homeless...the city is FILTHY! My area is unrecognizable from two years ago. Closed businesses litter the streets.....doesn't matter what neighborhood your in. If you don't have to live here, stay safe and stay out!! Signed:: a native New Yorker.
Cash you sound so down. This whole thing is hitting you so hard because it’s your life & livelihood. You used to be so joyous about showing us NYC. I hope you are ok - this isn’t a shade thing .. this is real, deep concern. I was living in Park Slope in Sept 2011. ( we were on vacation in Europe on the day of the event ) but I remember what it was like I remember the pain and anger and sadness we were all feeling. NYC was a shadow but it came back and it will again. It’s just hard to see right now Hang in there.
I’m a ok don’t worry! Just being realistic
Bro.....seriously, you need a break ....lol , I think you got the case of the blues. With the rainy scenery , this has got to be the most depressing video you ever made.
I’ve downloaded this so that by the spring next yr I’ll remind you of it.
Resilience and Perseverance is the NY way.
When you’re given lemons .......make lemonade is the motto.
Be well and stay safe
Peace
The people of NYC and surrounding areas are a tenacious bunch. They persevered through some of the darkest times of our history and kept going. NYC Will return,maybe a bit different but it will be NYC.
Hey thanks! Appreciate your feedback and support
it's honestly currently perfect for me, i love big cities and people but i don't *love* being social.
Omg same, the virus has done a slight favor for us introverted city dwellers
Don't forget the daily shootings esp. in Brooklyn, the dangerous subway stations, the proliferation of homeless. the collapsing scaffolding, falling cranes and debris from crumbling buildings.
Cash, I so miss the theater. I wanna come back next year. Hold it down for us. I love it so. I’m an ole westchester county gal.
I’m a native. Great points. I’m looking to purchase not rent tho. Now seems like the perfect time since these owners have had to humble themselves. NYC needed this master reset. Everything was becoming outrageous. Take advantage of it now. Because when we get back you’re gonna wish you were there.
Right on, buy low
From my understanding and google, there are still touristy places that are open. People are still visiting but they just have to follow all the requirements. I also think we are going to be able adapt. We don’t really have a choice
I lived in the ‘burbs for many years and now I’ve been in NYC for six. I would not go back for any amount of money! You can keep your grass and your big houses, I’ll NEVER leave NYC!!
I guess if you could grab a rent controlled apartment that you really, really, like, and you have a very long term plan to stay in the City, it could be worth locking a place in right now. The same if you could buy a great place for a low price. But, man, you really set down the reality of a NYC winter with no bars, music, clubs, theatre, art, or restaurants. Appreciate the total honesty. Just like a New Yorker. ✌️
Yeah if you could get one they would be amazing
You always make valid points. I hope people listen to you who are itching to move to NYC - with the rent being so low (comparatively), I can appreciate the temptation to jump on the opportunity. But like you said, it’s not the city it was pre-COVID. As a complete introvert, I’d be totally fine staying at home to knit and sew after working remotely everyday. But I can see anyone who is even a little social would struggle really hard. Especially if they’re gonna be living alone.
The City will recover. WE got our spirit back after 9/11, and after Superstorm Sandy. There are people who are born to be urban, and they'll come here. (And there are people who are born to be rural, and they'll stay home and make fun of city people. The spirit of the city still lives.
That’s exactly what I think, thank you! We have a similar issue in London as well 😅If someone is interested I have videos on my channel about the situation in London. Go check them out 🙌🏻❤️
These apartments are massive by New York standards
These were both great apartments, all boxed checked. If you are planning to move to New York, now is the time and lock a more "reasonable" rent in while you can. Like the old REM song from the 80`s this is the end of life as we know it. Things will bounce back, but never be the same as they were pre Covid19. Keep showing us great apartments at all price ranges.
Heaven forbid if you have a dog or a cat.... not fair to them to be locked up . Granted it's easier for an indoor cat but still.... Just got back from a trip to San Francisco (no quarantining) but same issues about lower rents. Lots of stores and other things closed too. Lots of lines for everything.
I feel so bad for ppl who are still there n love their City. I’ve always wanted to live in NYC all my life but U couldn’t pay me w/Deblasio as Mayor.
I'm really liking these types of videos lately! It's more intimate and real than just an apartment tour.
Cool glad you like them appreciate your feedback
Whole family moved to jersey during the beginning of the pandemic after living in corona queens my whole life and it is so mundane and boring here so I am beyond thankful for the cheap rent giving me an opportunity to move back to my city as a 20 y/old that I might not have had before🥺♥️ I feel like it may be hard for a non native New Yorker to navigate the city under these conditions tho
I hope it works out for you!
Has anyone said to you cash me outside? Lol
Lol not yet
@@CashJordan 😂
I came a month ago... I loved it coming from michigan and always dreamed of coming to NYC, i stayed in the financial district at the millenium and the holiday in also in the financial district. I am hoping to move permanently, it was awesome to me, being able to go out, walk around, take the subway, walk through the parks, take the ferry, check out central park... i fell in love... I will come back when the rent drops to help build the city back, at the moment its unrealistic because of the pricing of housing Only... i found the local prices at 7/11, public transit, resteraunts, rides with uber and lyft all for a great price. I love NYC
cool. glad you had fun!
It’s so sad what has happened in NYC but when you have a Mayor like De Blasio what do you expect? 🤷🏾♀️ If NYC wants to be back to what it was - we are going to need a Mayor Giuliani not someone like Bill De Blasio. I hope New Yorkers wake up before it get’s a lot worse 💆🏾♀️
I’ve lived in NYC my whole life. Since Covid though I’ve been staying in PA in a house. And I came back to NYC the past few weeks and it’s simply not the place it was. The longer the lockdown stays in place the worse it will be for restaurants and small stores. And the less likely it will be that large companies justify spending millions on office space here. When tourists are really not coming here.
So, while I think nyc can come back at some point, the longer the shutdown the worse the economic devastation and the less justification to do business in NY. And this will extend the time thst NY recovers.
Never lived in a big city and would not want to. Waking up to scenery of cement would drive me nuts.
Honestly i miss NYC so much and i want be back after January..
Should stabilize by then
Eh, NYC will rise again. People are so impatient. Rents were out. of. hand. So while it looks bad, this is a good thing. No one should be charging 3k for a rundown apt anywhere just because it's where the magic happens. She will recover. I've seen her do it more than once. Have some faith people. Cash, you sound so sad. It will be okay.
Yep will be fine
Right usually landlords would justify high rent by using surrounding areas and tourist spots as a selling point. It's probably more challenging to do that with everything closed.
I love New York City so much! I’m gonna move there in about 3 years and I honestly can’t wait! I know how expensive everything will be! But thank u for making this video!
You got it, it’s going to come
Back
Sir, can you do any rental for 600-700$ without any sharing.
I am coming after a month....
Please can you do....
Bronx
That price range without sharing doesn’t really exist in New York.
Try New York,New Mexico
@@christinebailey9935 or New York, NJ
Maybe in the Bronx or Jamaica or Far Rockaway.
These videos are addictive, but they, but they have convinced me never to move to NYC.
The two bedroom is even better!! Oh my!!
Thanks Cash, for your loving decency. I would still love to be in New York. Even with my eyes closed, the wealth of human and cultural texture is atmospheric. 🚇
Dude... I love that metropolis movie art behind you
Thanks!
I highly recommend anyone looking to move to NYC to look a Queens, Brooklyn, Jersey City or Hoboken. With Midtown and Downtown offices (and adjacent businesses like lunch spots, etc) still shut down, most of Manhattan south of Central Park is pretty desolate. However a lot of the neighborhoods in the boroughs seem to be supporting its own restaurants and businesses as well as they can though.
Hoboken on that list! i used to live there, great place
Living in these small spaces is going to make you lose your mind. I spent like 7 months without almost leaving the apartment so I know what it feels like.
"Don't come to NYC?"
Don't worry, not even a thought for most people. Don't have to discourage most people from S.F., Seattle, Portland, etc. either.
Oh, Cash ... for some reason, I just want to send you a hug today. ... Your honesty is helpful (even if I don't necessarily think things are quite as gloomy, there IS the reality check people need to do to be informed, whatever they decide to do). So, hug to you ... and, these two apartments weren't half bad besides!
thanks!
This is accurate. I haven’t been able to visit nyc this year due to covid and in December there’s a wedding that I have to attend. But I’m really not sure if I should go considering the situation and also I’m afraid the city might do another lockdown. I can’t imagine December would be very fun in nyc considering it’s too cold to be outside but indoor activities are not safe or not even available.
Yeah the winter will be tough
@@CashJordan hang in there! 💪🏻
Your candor is refreshing. These are the times that try men's souls. The second apartment was incredibly lovely, loads of character. NYC is resilient and will survive. I don't mind solitude. Solitude enables one to meditate, journal, connect virtually with friends and family, watch RUclips, read. Working remotely is a blessing that should be treasured. So many people are grappling with the pandemic and economic vulnerability.
Not everyone can work remotely. And many businesses that require customers in person are closed. Not to mention, most New Yorkers are extroverts and require being around people. As an introvert myself I understand where you are coming from, but remember not everyone is like you.
@@taoist32 I don't know if you've said anything I had not contemplated. I stated working remotely is a blessing. So many people don't have that luxury. I am incredibly aware of this. That's why I mentioned economic vulnerability. As for introversion vs. extroversion ...I don't see that as an immutable characteristic. If you can't do what you normally do....do you reassess or constantly mourn the loss of your former life. It is a choice....harrowing and difficult but still a choice.
Who the F are you to say “don’t move to NYC”? Looks gorgeous to me.
Freedom of speech. . Vote with the Dems die with the Dems.
This video made me want to cry! Can't wait for it all to be over and back to normal. Stay safe everyone 😘
I always enjoy your apartment tour videos. Thank you for your honest commentary in this video💜
Thanks
I spent my working years in high-cost, high-tax places like Boston. When I retired, I traded my simple colonial on 1/4 acre for a stunning riverfront estate in an incredibly low-cost, low-tax place (with decent cash left over) with a great climate, & far more services, amenities & shopping. My savings will last at least 30 years, whereas if I'd stayed up north I'd have been taxed out of my home & burned thru my savings in under a decade. Only wish I could have done it sooner!
Yeah it sounds like leaving was the right move
Keep your head up Cash. Sending you love from FL.
Thanks!!
I'm definitely expecting another shutdown after Halloween all the way through the year.
Yeah sucks but oh well, you are probably right
You have to quarantine for 14 days even when we now have a test that shows results in 15 minutes! That's how you know it's an economic operation.
Not everyone has access to that smh
@@joshmadarang128 Right, but the same-day-result test is widely available everywhere in nyc!! then why the 14-day mandatory quarantine???!! unless you want to purposefully want to strangle the economy!
Isn't it because it may take days after you got got in contact with the virus before you test positive (with or without symptoms) ? Though I believe 14 days is clearly exagerated, 10 or even 7 days should be enough...
@@vince4863 That's not scientifically true. The moment you get it you test positive. The recovery rate is %99.8. So you have a better chance of getting hit by a car than getting sick from the cold virus.
It seems every state has different rules unfortunately.
Your editing is getting better and better in time. That's great. Love your videos x
Thanks so much for that
Starring, Bill “The Douche Bag” De Blasio
I think all NY leadership is responsible for the success or failure of NYC. It’s a team effort
I like your content Cash but people need to realize that if people start leaving that makes everything amazing for the locals and POC here. Gentrification is so horrible and has booted people out of their own communities. It’s time to take them back as people of color and locals and reap the benefits. NYC has survived pretty much everything so it will survive this.
there’s always a positive! like the way you think. I hope rents get more affordable because the issue is there arent enough apartments. thats why its so high. if remote work stays there will be more apartments for those of us who want them
I moved to California in December from the Bronx and I miss it so so much. Can’t wait to get back
Wow that is a big move
I like the fact that despite you are an agent and your income depends on this, you choose to think on behalf of your prospective clients. Well done!
Thanks! Just being realistic
Rents need to come down... the city needs the working class and the working class needs a place to live.
yeah there is not enough housing