@@653j521 Sad for the people who have to live there. However, the truth is they could get much cheaper if they were willing to have a longer commute to work.
Let put the nail in so they can have a wakeup call"4000+$" in where you could live in one of those jail cell size apartment. Somehow I been notice none of these apartment had a decent kitchen. Really none of those had a range hood not even a cheap one.
My last apartment in NYC was 1500 a month, 20 years ago,. Just for fun I checked it again and it's now 4665 bucks. That would be great if the apartment actually grew up into a giant house.
My last rental apartment was a one bedroom in a third floor walk up in Brooklyn 30 years ago (two train stops to Coney Island), and I only paid $500/month before I moved. That was up from the previous $410. You must have been at least close to Manhattan.
@@robinlillian9471 I was actually near Times Square in a giant high rise that was rent stabilize for ten years. After that it went to market prices. My place went from 1900 to 2600 in one second. That’s when I moved out. It was fun while it lasted. The Ritz Plaza on 48th street.
I've been in bed, sick, for the past 2 days. I'm going to watch this and binge watch as many videos from Cash that I haven't seen, and I'm guessing that there'll be a lot. Thanks Cash for distracting me with these videos that get me dreaming of moving away, after I become wealthy from the lottery that is. I'm too old and disabled to work full time now; I've been working steadily since 1977 with a brief maternity leave, up until 2009 when I became disabled with a rare, progressive disease. These videos bring me joy and laughter and disbelief too 😅 but I'm hooked!
Same sweetie us army veteran cant get care. I’ve learned so much. Watch a 90 minute 2021 documentary about the unregulated import market especially the fragrance industry. They’re slowly poisoning us Its cslled STINK. You’ll maybe learn something to help im slowly replacing personal care products making my own with stuff you can eat. Everything you put on your skin goes through your bloodstream. Cancer diabetes chronic illness is being caused the FDA does NOT insure anything you buy is safe for you to use its a criminal corrupt corporate scam. And then when it doesn’t kill you right away they have plenty of prescriptions that they can put you on to help your symptoms but they haven’t cared cancer in how many years but they raise billions of dollars every year and it’s always about is above a pill nobody looks at cause-and-effect any more dish soap and downy and cleaning products gave me dermatitis for 50 years of painful debilitating embarrassing condition. 😢 My 48 they had me on nine different medication’s that did nothing but give me side effects didn’t help any of the things I was being “treated” for i fored them and theres free lectures on RUclips from doctors phd’s etc personal testimonies of people like myself that too back our lives from the people wiping us out slowly. 🤷♀️☠️🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻blessings from northern Arizona
Things I wouldn't want include: steep steps to a rooftop deck, living rooms with no windows, kitchens with no counter space, appliance doors that swing the wrong way and combo laundry machines. I don't mind small bathrooms because their use is usually not a group activity. Charles' apartments check many of my boxes, but I couldn't afford them.
Yeah, it's a wonder that Cash didn't wind up in jail only to be released an hour later to ransack other people's stuff. Because that's how it is in 2022 NYC. We love Cash but he's living dangerously. This must be the year for that.
@@denverdubois5835 That's because you know him and you're a fan. But if you don't and you're packing heat, that could be curtains for Violet's daddy. Just throwing that out there.
I love the way you did rapid fire apts. I like when you talk about the neighborhood, but this type is fun. It’s even better because Charles is in it. I am a huge fan of his. I LOVE how he does his videos, it’s very unique. BUT, Cash is still great. He is the reason I love watching apts available in NY.🎃
Apt. 1 .....Throwback...I remember those days when you had less than 25,000 followers & u helped us get through the lockdown with entertaining posts. We love ya Cash .
@@robinlillian9471 why would anyone WANT to go to a laundromat when he/she can do it right in his/her own home? saves all the trouble. especially if you have a lot.
@@kunzillayeah. I work and do the laundry when I’m on my days off. I also happen to clean my house at the same time. That would be a little hard to do at the laundromat.😉😅
Few years ago it was worth it to pay a lot for rent. But now not only the prices are even more nuts, the city itself doesn't give you those amazing NYC vibes anymore.
The vibes have been declining since 2009. Now, it's just a soulless place where it once had a heartbeat. Being destroyed by the very ones who were entrusted with stewardship.
The buildings are old and better built than anything younger. It's just retrofitting. They add cheap walls to make more "rooms", paint, new appliances, etc.
NYC rents are way too high! I’m paying $1450 a month for a fully renovated 3 bedroom apartment in the Buffalo NY area… $5800 a month is like shock to my system hearing that amount. I luv NYC to visit but would never want to live there! Your videos Cash are awesome though!! Great job as always!
@@metcas Most people can't afford them, but most people don't expect to live in midtown Manhattan. The rents in the outer boroughs are much cheaper, but you have to commute. The renters in Midtown are elites who are either really young/like the nightlife/only go home to sleep and/or have real estate somewhere else and want a place to crash on weeknights.
NY prices are mind numbing. 😵💫 But your presentation is very interesting and fun! Plus of course there’s the perks…. Like the all important sink sprayer 😛 Good job you guys! 🥳👍🌷
@@Invhytas Seriously? They're right in midtown or downtown Manhattan. A lot of the renters can probably look out their windows and see the Thanksgiving Day parade go past. One had a view of the World Trade Center only a block or two away. It's the location that makes them expensive.
I love when Charles is there! Bring such life to the videos! And his apartments are always great! Good for newly college grads and people in their Kate 20s to mid late 30s
i was raised in a 1970's subdivision where all the ranch style houses looked the same, inside and out. So these apartments are so cool. I would love to stay in them.
Late, but I just saw this video and I definitely got mad about that split up fireplace. Like, wow, they really couldn't be bothered to spend the money to remove it properly, but they HAD to split up that room. Geez.
You need to train yourself to go down those steep stairs backwards. You will be amazed at how easy it is. I had to do it when I lived on a boat. It's like going back down a ladder. 😁👍
The US Census Bureau recently surveyed major cities in America to see how many of their residents want to leave or stay. SF was at the top of that list, but NYC was on the bottom. IOW, folks in NYC are more content with their city than folks are elsewhere. Something about lots of graffiti, high rents & a sketchy quality-of-life appeals to New Yorkers. Good for them!
1. Most New Yorkers don't live next to the Empire State Building or World Trade Center. 2. The culture is from the museums, universities, opera, and Broadway plays. 3. The city never sleeps, and a lot of these tenants spend most of the night out somewhere. They only come back to crash. 4. There are plenty of cheaper apartments much further from all the action. 5. Nothing is making these people live there. They just want to, because of all the opportunities you can't get anywhere else.
It always amazes me, and sometimes baffles me, to see how the roof space is used on different buildings. It's not everyday that you see a cabin on a NYC rooftop! Or really any rooftop! Replete with fireplace and fall foliage, even! Amazing! 😂
What is with the bathroom right across from the kitchen in so many apartments? "Quirks are perks!" It was nice to see Mr. Charles. His apartments are always pretty nice, but pricey.
Hi Cash another great video. Its cool seeing around New York. I know a lot of the wee flats were once bigger flats. Could you show one in the original size or how they are split up. The roof decks are awesome but the stairs in the first flat. You would only slip once and that would the end of the story.
with the combo machine....make sure you use fabric softener to stop the wrinkles. Or immediately take them out and hang for the last little bit of dampness. A pain..but way less painful than dragging the laundry to the mat!
The kitchen in the apartment that has the non working fireplace has a horrible kitchen layout. You can’t reach the sink without reaching over the oven, a potential burn hazard and fire risk depending on what you are wearing. Not an inducement for washing your hands when preparing food. 😬
I like watching these because the apartments look like well appointed prison cells…. for a crapload of money. 🎃 And for that price you don’t even get central air. 🤔
Where would you put central air in a building over a century old? No one has central air. The cold air from a window air conditioner is just as cold. They aren't prison cells. They are places to crash for the night, and they're bigger than Tokyo's capsules, which are the size of a coffin.
@@robinlillian9471 Way back in 67, you could stay in the Greenwich Hotel on Bleecker Street for $1.60 a night. You had to be a single male. What you got was a cot and a chair with a naked light bulb hanging down. No AC at all. Just a little bigger than those Japanese capsule rooms. You had to go down two floors to the bathroom. I know cause I stayed in one once. I needed a place to crash for the night. Those were the good old days!!
Cash, you are so quick with all the clues.... you must be great at playing checkers. I really like Apt 2 for 3k. 36k for a year vacay in NYC with furniture rental maybe 48k... not too shabby.
1st Apt- Dude, I love the private roof deck! So cool! 2nd Apt- I love the view of all the tres and all the exposed brick. I’m a sucker for exposed brick. 3rd Apt- I’m sure it’ll look dope when it’s renovated. I love the size of the unit, downstairs, and backyard space. 4th Apt- it’s so unique! IlI love the view and roof deck on this one as well. Not a fan of the sink sizes in this though. 5th Apt-My grandparents had the gold shower slide with the mirror in their house lol. The fireplace looks kinda odd. Maybe it’s just me. I love how bright it is though. 6th Apt-Again, another sick view! I love how vibrant and spacious everything looks in this one. Beautiful counter space. 7th Apt-View is clutch again! Especially the master bedroom view. Not totally sure why this is the same price as the other though. 8th Apt-I love the “illegal” backyard yo 😂. I’m not big on studios, but I actually like the size of this one. Whichever building had a gym in it is where I’d wanna live (per usual that’s my biggest draw 😂). Loved this video! Thanks Cash! You’ll have to give us an update on your the pregnancy and your wife is doing man!
Cash's 1st apartment was good but the rest were kinda meh especially the one with the fireplace split between two rooms! What was that all about!! Loved Charles 1st apartment best of all even though it was very expensive. Thanks guys.
If I was going to get a studio apartment I'd want a sofa-bed or a murphy bed. Then you can lay the living room out like a living room and you don't feel like you're inviting guests in to your bedroom (unless you want to ;-) )
You do an amazing job with your videos, just your work ethic in general is inspiring for many I’m sure. I will say, pretty much all your videos remind me of why I’d never move to New York, even though I’d love to. I love everything about NYC. The culture, the bodegas, the views, parks, and hustle n bustle. But the prices, holy shit. I mean….. HOLY SHIT.
Yoooo duuuude!...be glad your stuff doesn't get burnt by the dryer..your clothes will wear out way quicker if they're dried too much....I *purposely* dry my things so they're not quite completely dry, on low heat. Keeps 'em newer longer
Finally some apartments in New York City with en suite laundry. The first 2 apartment were nice and had some character - brick walls, roof deck with scary steep stairs. I could make either of them work, just the prices. Sadly though, in most large cities rents just keep go higher and higher.
So the apartment before you got the toured one, the fireplace... actually seemed to stick into the other room, which suggests that the bedroom wasn't actually there before. Watch for the corner before he looks at the rest of the bedroom. The one thing i'm still not liking, the fact that all the microwaves are for tall people. There is one where i'm at, and i have to use a 3 tier step ladder in order to clean it, well, okey 2 tier works, but to get to the upper cabinets, 3 tier. Yes, i'm short, maybe average height back in the 1600's? 5ft.
Wow, watching this channel is such an interesting anthropological experience. Knowing there are people who actually pay a fortune to live so badly. NYC must be really irresistible.
I'm enjoying your videos. You have altered my perception of New York. The things I have not liked are patios above the 2nd floor and spiral staircases. We won't even discuss the prices :)
I see a lot of windows in these videos that appear to be from the Foggy Windows Company. They must be doing really good because there seem to be quite a few in NYC.
If your LG combo washer/dryer is giving you damp, wrinkled clothes, you’re packing too big a load into it. If you limit your load (about a 7-hour wash/dry cycle) to two complete sets of clothes, they’ll come out dry and wrinkle-free.
That's a combi boiler above the washing machine, Cash. Heats the radiators in the rooms and also hot water on demand. Most houses in the UK have them, I guess they're less common over in the US.
I wish I knew where that 1 bedroom apartment was other than "in Manhattan." Manhattan is a big borough with lots of very different neighborhoods. The really nice apartments Charles had were in East Harlem. True to form, it seems like the nicest apartments are in the scariest neighborhoods.
@figmo397. My son & his gf just moved from East Harlem to Kips Bay (way more “residential” area ...plus he can afford it now😆🤩) The old apt was in an OK area- not the best, but not the worst by any means. Thing is : that EH apt was A-D-O-R-A-B-L-E! Super modern, washer/dryer IN unit, & RELATIVELY affordable👍 (No doorman or elevator like Kips Bay apt thou🤣😂😭)
Regarding your combo washer dryer, before you dry the clothes, take them out, shake them and put them back in the dryer and they’ll dry a lot better. My mother taught me that many years ago and it works. Try it and let me know. 😆 My mom was a home economics teacher at PS 164 in Washington Heights.
For counters like that first kitchen that don't have a nice eating area, you can attach wall shelves to make that eating area, especially in a tiny place like that.
So I’m from Canada and this might be a stupid question but in New York State or New York City specifically is there a certain percentage that you are restricted to increasing rent two? Like if my rent goes up it’s only allowed to go up by something like 1.5%. But after I move out they could raise the rent to whatever the market value is at the time I move out. But I just wondered what is the markup of almost $1800 within a restricted framework within the city? Or is it just like oh market value is $5000 so I’m going to raise it to that? I don’t know if this makes sense
@@jessmPS there are 3 different types of apartments in NYC. Rent controlled. Rent stabilized. Market rate. Rent controlled apartments are free & far between. The rents must be approved by DHCR which is actually state & increases cannot be more than 7.5% per year. Landlords must prove why the increase is justified. There is also a MBR (maximum base Rent) that the landlord cannot exceed but they are allowed to charge a fee for fuel increases. Controlled apartments were passed out as tenants moved & those units became Rent stabilized. Stabilized apartments have 1 or 2 year leases & increases are voted on every year by the Rent guidelines board. It can vary on percentage from test to year & usually it's a sh*tshow between Landlords & tenants. If a lease comes due for renewal the tenant has to almost gamble on whether or not to take a 2 year lease. Market rate is just that. A Landlord can charge whatever he wants & it's up to the tenant to decide if it's worth it. During the pandemic people were moving out of NYC & Landlords were lowering rent & giving concessions trying to get people to move in so they weren't losing $$$ on empty units. Now that those leases are coming due Landlords are raising rents like crazy to make up for any $$$ they lost (& also sometimes just for greed). Hope these explanations helped
Does anybody ever sit on a stool in their own home? So uncomfortable, LOL. Stools always strike me as an AirBnB picture feature, and when i stay at AirBnBs that have stools, i use them tio put my shoes on them 😆
Sorry, Cash but Charles kinda one up ya on his apartments. I really loving the studio apartment I like how the kitchen is separate to bedroom/lounge room.
WOW! it's amazing to think of who can afford those apartments that cost so much but are soooooo small. The space of the apartments would drive me crazy.
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The sad part is I wouldn't live in any of these units for free. I just like your videos because you're a happy person.
How is that sad?
100% agree.
Even tho you dont like the spaces this is such a wholesome comment
@@653j521 Sad for the people who have to live there. However, the truth is they could get much cheaper if they were willing to have a longer commute to work.
Let put the nail in so they can have a wakeup call"4000+$" in where you could live in one of those jail cell size apartment. Somehow I been notice none of these apartment had a decent kitchen. Really none of those had a range hood not even a cheap one.
My last apartment in NYC was 1500 a month, 20 years ago,. Just for fun I checked it again and it's now 4665 bucks. That would be great if the apartment actually grew up into a giant house.
My last rental apartment was a one bedroom in a third floor walk up in Brooklyn 30 years ago (two train stops to Coney Island), and I only paid $500/month before I moved. That was up from the previous $410. You must have been at least close to Manhattan.
@@robinlillian9471 I was actually near Times Square in a giant high rise that was rent stabilize for ten years. After that it went to market prices. My place went from 1900 to 2600 in one second. That’s when I moved out. It was fun while it lasted. The Ritz Plaza on 48th street.
@@MARKWHITE007 :) I figured as much. These places are fun for young people who like the night life.
@@robinlillian9471 haha, I was like the total opposite, I still can’t figured out why I moved to Times Square and thought it was going to be quiet.
Mines was 15 years ago in the Bronx around the Fordham Road area. I know it was under 2 grand. Probably 4 grand now. Smdh.
I've been in bed, sick, for the past 2 days. I'm going to watch this and binge watch as many videos from Cash that I haven't seen, and I'm guessing that there'll be a lot. Thanks Cash for distracting me with these videos that get me dreaming of moving away, after I become wealthy from the lottery that is. I'm too old and disabled to work full time now; I've been working steadily since 1977 with a brief maternity leave, up until 2009 when I became disabled with a rare, progressive disease. These videos bring me joy and laughter and disbelief too 😅 but I'm hooked!
I've been binge watching these as well. Cash does a great job with these videos.
Get well soon! 🙏🏻
I ask God to heal you and make you whole again, as He did me, in Jesus' Name. Amen 🙏❤️🗡️
Janice I wish you health
Same sweetie us army veteran cant get care. I’ve learned so much.
Watch a 90 minute 2021 documentary about the unregulated import market especially the fragrance industry.
They’re slowly poisoning
us Its cslled STINK. You’ll maybe learn something to help im slowly replacing personal care products making my own with stuff you can eat. Everything you put on your skin goes through your bloodstream. Cancer diabetes chronic illness is being caused the FDA does NOT insure anything you buy is safe for you to use its a criminal corrupt corporate scam.
And then when it doesn’t kill you right away they have plenty of prescriptions that they can put you on to help your symptoms but they haven’t cared cancer in how many years but they raise billions of dollars every year and it’s always about is above a pill nobody looks at cause-and-effect any more dish soap and downy and cleaning products gave me dermatitis for 50 years of painful debilitating embarrassing condition. 😢 My 48 they had me on nine different medication’s that did nothing but give me side effects didn’t help any of the things I was being “treated” for i fored them and theres free lectures on RUclips from doctors phd’s etc personal testimonies of people like myself that too back our lives from the people wiping us out slowly. 🤷♀️☠️🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻blessings from northern Arizona
Cash and Charles, a winning combination 👌
Prices are ridiculous in New york! It should be illegal but great video Cash
As I've voluminously said - New York City, great place to visit . . . couldn't afford to live there ! 💀🇺🇸👎
Nothing is forcing these people to live a stone's throw from all the action. They could commute by subway from an outer borough.
@@robinlillian9471 how much is an appartement far from downtown? more around 500/1000? or more expensive?
Things I wouldn't want include: steep steps to a rooftop deck, living rooms with no windows, kitchens with no counter space, appliance doors that swing the wrong way and combo laundry machines. I don't mind small bathrooms because their use is usually not a group activity.
Charles' apartments check many of my boxes, but I couldn't afford them.
"Usually not a group activity." 🤣🤣🤣
Emphasis on the word "usually." 😂🤣😂
That's because you don't have adult fun!
Imma p on you
Why worry about kitchens in these places. Once the rent is paid how does one even afford food?
A bonus Sunday with lots of apartments and Charles means it’s going to be a great day!!
It's not a rerun.
I love Charles. Great asset to your site. He's opening up more and more each video. He's funny. Great video Cash.
The last apartment before Cash met up with Charles, the kitchen sink is possibly dangerous to use if your cooking something on the stovetop.
Agree. Totally weird apartment vibes.
Definitely!
That has to be the most ridiculous thing i've ever seen. You can't stand in front of the sink?!
It's barely even accessable 👀 in the UK, you can't have a stove next to the sink, there is a minimum distance they have to be to be up to code
Bad design! I’d have the stove removed and just eat out!
Cash, you're enough by yourself.. then add Charles to the mix and it's too much! Love you guys and the tours. Thanks and take care..
Can you imagine coming home to that second apartment and Cash is going through your cabinets 😂
Yeah, it's a wonder that Cash didn't wind up in jail only to be released an hour later to ransack other people's stuff. Because that's how it is in 2022 NYC. We love Cash but he's living dangerously. This must be the year for that.
Personally, I'd be charmed to come home and find Cash rummaging through my stuff. But that's just me?
@@denverdubois5835 That's because you know him and you're a fan. But if you don't and you're packing heat, that could be curtains for Violet's daddy. Just throwing that out there.
@@denverdubois5835 over course you would
@@jacksonmorganfroghin4815 k it
Man y'all work so well together. Its always fun watching Yep show apartments.
Charles is a hoot with his facial expressions! You guys are a great team
I love the way you did rapid fire apts. I like when you talk about the neighborhood, but this type is fun.
It’s even better because Charles is in it. I am a huge fan of his. I LOVE how he does his videos, it’s very unique. BUT, Cash is still great. He is the reason I love watching apts available in NY.🎃
Thanks!!!
Apt. 1 .....Throwback...I remember those days when you had less than 25,000 followers & u helped us get through the lockdown with entertaining posts. We love ya Cash .
The only good thing I can say about these small and old apartments is that they actually manage to fit in laundry machines into them.
Never heard of a laundromat? So don't live in the middle of all the action. Find somewhere nice and quiet and boring.
@@robinlillian9471 why would anyone WANT to go to a laundromat when he/she can do it right in his/her own home? saves all the trouble. especially if you have a lot.
@@kunzillayeah. I work and do the laundry when I’m on my days off. I also happen to clean my house at the same time. That would be a little hard to do at the laundromat.😉😅
Few years ago it was worth it to pay a lot for rent. But now not only the prices are even more nuts, the city itself doesn't give you those amazing NYC vibes anymore.
It's all back again. All the traffic, noise, shows, etc. have been back for a while now.
@@robinlillian9471 u r clearly not a New Yorker
This moron pays for vibes lmao
The vibes have been declining since 2009. Now, it's just a soulless place where it once had a heartbeat. Being destroyed by the very ones who were entrusted with stewardship.
I cannot believe what they did with that fireplace! If they are cutting corners on something like that, imagine what else?
I fail to see the corner-cutting.
The buildings are old and better built than anything younger. It's just retrofitting. They add cheap walls to make more "rooms", paint, new appliances, etc.
@@snookies1224The fire place was cut in half by a wall!😡
NYC rents are way too high! I’m paying $1450 a month for a fully renovated 3 bedroom apartment in the Buffalo NY area… $5800 a month is like shock to my system hearing that amount. I luv NYC to visit but would never want to live there! Your videos Cash are awesome though!! Great job as always!
I assume most rents match the raising wages in the area. They wouldn't be this high if no one could afford em. Still, highway robbery.
My grandson just bought a 3 bedroom 2 bath in Arkansas and his total payment is 600 bucks a month. Just depends on where you want to live
@@metcas Most people can't afford them, but most people don't expect to live in midtown Manhattan. The rents in the outer boroughs are much cheaper, but you have to commute. The renters in Midtown are elites who are either really young/like the nightlife/only go home to sleep and/or have real estate somewhere else and want a place to crash on weeknights.
Even here rent for a one bedroom is over 1000. Not surprised it's 3000 in ny.
Charles for the win! His first apartment was really nice.
I love when you take us on multiple tours!!
NY prices are mind numbing. 😵💫 But your presentation is very interesting and fun! Plus of course there’s the perks…. Like the all important sink sprayer 😛 Good job you guys! 🥳👍🌷
Good morning all
Woo-hoo! It's a surprise CHARLES at the end 💗💗💗
love watching your friendship with Charles bloom
Cash and Charles are my two favorite people!
Can you show more affordable apartments in the other boroughs please?
These are probably the affordable apartments lol
But seriously the world is fucked
@@Invhytas Seriously? They're right in midtown or downtown Manhattan. A lot of the renters can probably look out their windows and see the Thanksgiving Day parade go past. One had a view of the World Trade Center only a block or two away. It's the location that makes them expensive.
I love when Charles is there! Bring such life to the videos! And his apartments are always great! Good for newly college grads and people in their Kate 20s to mid late 30s
i was raised in a 1970's subdivision where all the ranch style houses looked the same, inside and out. So these apartments are so cool. I would love to stay in them.
Same here. Those matching ranch-style homes steal a little bit of my heart and soul every time I see one.
I JUST LOVE CASH AND CHARLES TOGETHER 👏🏾❤️👏🏾
The sink in the corner behind the stove and the fireplace split between two rooms.?!?!?!? How do these landlords get away with this?
No one is using any of it. Most of the tenants probably don't even know how to cook and eat out every meal.
@@robinlillian9471 how do they afford their rent with how often they eat out if that's true?
Yea, I see arm burns in their future.
Late, but I just saw this video and I definitely got mad about that split up fireplace. Like, wow, they really couldn't be bothered to spend the money to remove it properly, but they HAD to split up that room. Geez.
You need to train yourself to go down those steep stairs backwards. You will be amazed at how easy it is. I had to do it when I lived on a boat. It's like going back down a ladder. 😁👍
The US Census Bureau recently surveyed major cities in America to see how many of their residents want to leave or stay. SF was at the top of that list, but NYC was on the bottom. IOW, folks in NYC are more content with their city than folks are elsewhere. Something about lots of graffiti, high rents & a sketchy quality-of-life appeals to New Yorkers. Good for them!
don’t forget the trash on the streets and a bong shop on every corner of brooklyn… an experience and culture like no other
1. Most New Yorkers don't live next to the Empire State Building or World Trade Center. 2. The culture is from the museums, universities, opera, and Broadway plays. 3. The city never sleeps, and a lot of these tenants spend most of the night out somewhere. They only come back to crash. 4. There are plenty of cheaper apartments much further from all the action. 5. Nothing is making these people live there. They just want to, because of all the opportunities you can't get anywhere else.
@@bebeerin Why would you need a bong shop when weed is legal now?
@@robinlillian9471 why wouldn’t you?
Those poor kids!😢
It always amazes me, and sometimes baffles me, to see how the roof space is used on different buildings. It's not everyday that you see a cabin on a NYC rooftop! Or really any rooftop! Replete with fireplace and fall foliage, even! Amazing! 😂
Another interesting video. I love the combos with Charles.😊
The end of the week and I’m watching your video like a movie the unit is amazing thank you for sharing
The last 3 are awesome! I actually love the studio
I LOVED this first apartment 2 years ago and I love it today! NOT the price! Damn that’s bad … but it’s still a gorgeous place
What is with the bathroom right across from the kitchen in so many apartments? "Quirks are perks!" It was nice to see Mr. Charles. His apartments are always pretty nice, but pricey.
These NYC apartments never cease to amaze me, and the prices!!!! And what is up with all of the single-bowl sinks?!?
It's only to wash your hands occasionally. Probably everyone used outhouses when these buildings originally went up. Little space for indoor plumbing.
@@robinlillian9471 I'm talking about in the newly remodeled kitchens!
I'm glad Charles called you. His apartments are nicer and bigger.
Thoroughly enjoyed this one. Thanks!🎉
I like how you got right into the video and there was no commute to skip through.
That private roof deck is neat!
Love you and Charles!
Happy Sunday Cash!🍁
Hi Cash another great video. Its cool seeing around New York. I know a lot of the wee flats were once bigger flats. Could you show one in the original size or how they are split up.
The roof decks are awesome but the stairs in the first flat. You would only slip once and that would the end of the story.
with the combo machine....make sure you use fabric softener to stop the wrinkles. Or immediately take them out and hang for the last little bit of dampness. A pain..but way less painful than dragging the laundry to the mat!
To think that I would acutely need close to 6000 a month to get into anything I would like in New York is mind blowing to me!!! 😳
We paid $6,000!
...Every 6 months.😏
I always lived in big spacious apartments in Brooklyn. The size of these rooms are sooooo small. I can see why minimalism is all of the rage.
Making a virtue of a necessity was always popular. Probably most have storage somewhere else, like their parents' house.
The kitchen in the apartment that has the non working fireplace has a horrible kitchen layout. You can’t reach the sink without reaching over the oven, a potential burn hazard and fire risk depending on what you are wearing. Not an inducement for washing your hands when preparing food. 😬
The paint job on the fireplace. Love the drip effect........ Happy Halloween. 🤣☮
It went up 1795 cuz they fixed the shower door🤣
Imagine having a job that makes you enough to pay just shy of 5k in monthly rent yet you live in this piece of s***. As ny'ers say... Get outta heeea.
This is Gonna b so Good CJ🔥🔥🔥👍n Happy Sunday😀….
I like watching these because the apartments look like well appointed prison cells…. for a crapload of money. 🎃
And for that price you don’t even get central air. 🤔
It's funny and ironic how you're the one doing time and you're also the one getting robbed. But it's voluntary so I guess that makes it all right.
Where would you put central air in a building over a century old? No one has central air. The cold air from a window air conditioner is just as cold. They aren't prison cells. They are places to crash for the night, and they're bigger than Tokyo's capsules, which are the size of a coffin.
@@robinlillian9471 Way back in 67, you could stay in the Greenwich Hotel on Bleecker Street for $1.60 a night. You had to be a single male. What you got was a cot and a chair with a naked light bulb hanging down. No AC at all. Just a little bigger than those Japanese capsule rooms. You had to go down two floors to the bathroom. I know cause I stayed in one once. I needed a place to crash for the night. Those were the good old days!!
Thanks for the tour I love how you test everything
Cash, you are so quick with all the clues.... you must be great at playing checkers. I really like Apt 2 for 3k. 36k for a year vacay in NYC with furniture rental maybe 48k... not too shabby.
The place with the mirrored, gold shower. WTactualF. That kitchen sink was an afterthought. The fireplace! what happened to the rest of it? oh my.
1st Apt- Dude, I love the private roof deck! So cool!
2nd Apt- I love the view of all the tres and all the exposed brick. I’m a sucker for exposed brick.
3rd Apt- I’m sure it’ll look dope when it’s renovated. I love the size of the unit, downstairs, and backyard space.
4th Apt- it’s so unique! IlI love the view and roof deck on this one as well. Not a fan of the sink sizes in this though.
5th Apt-My grandparents had the gold shower slide with the mirror in their house lol. The fireplace looks kinda odd. Maybe it’s just me. I love how bright it is though.
6th Apt-Again, another sick view! I love how vibrant and spacious everything looks in this one. Beautiful counter space.
7th Apt-View is clutch again! Especially the master bedroom view. Not totally sure why this is the same price as the other though.
8th Apt-I love the “illegal” backyard yo 😂. I’m not big on studios, but I actually like the size of this one.
Whichever building had a gym in it is where I’d wanna live (per usual that’s my biggest draw 😂). Loved this video! Thanks Cash! You’ll have to give us an update on your the pregnancy and your wife is doing man!
Just as I was about to cut out early, you brought on the MVP Charles and my interest returned.
Yey for a 16 minute video! Loved it of course!
Cash's 1st apartment was good but the rest were kinda meh especially the one with the fireplace split between two rooms! What was that all about!! Loved Charles 1st apartment best of all even though it was very expensive. Thanks guys.
If I was going to get a studio apartment I'd want a sofa-bed or a murphy bed. Then you can lay the living room out like a living room and you don't feel like you're inviting guests in to your bedroom (unless you want to ;-) )
The second apartment, how do you wash dishes with the stove blocking access ??
You don't. You go out to eat and use paper plates on the rare occasions you reheat your left overs.
So happy I left New York. I only go now to visit. ❤
I don't even go to visit. The crime is insane!
@@jacksonmorganfroghin4815 I know it’s crazy sigh 😔
You do an amazing job with your videos, just your work ethic in general is inspiring for many I’m sure. I will say, pretty much all your videos remind me of why I’d never move to New York, even though I’d love to. I love everything about NYC. The culture, the bodegas, the views, parks, and hustle n bustle. But the prices, holy shit. I mean….. HOLY SHIT.
Charles for the win on his unit!
Yoooo duuuude!...be glad your stuff doesn't get burnt by the dryer..your clothes will wear out way quicker if they're dried too much....I *purposely* dry my things so they're not quite completely dry, on low heat. Keeps 'em newer longer
Finally some apartments in New York City with en suite laundry. The first 2 apartment were nice and had some character - brick walls, roof deck with scary steep stairs. I could make either of them work, just the prices. Sadly though, in most large cities rents just keep go higher and higher.
Why not just go to a laundromat? You could even pay the staff there to do your laundry for you for a couple of dollars.
So the apartment before you got the toured one, the fireplace... actually seemed to stick into the other room, which suggests that the bedroom wasn't actually there before. Watch for the corner before he looks at the rest of the bedroom. The one thing i'm still not liking, the fact that all the microwaves are for tall people. There is one where i'm at, and i have to use a 3 tier step ladder in order to clean it, well, okey 2 tier works, but to get to the upper cabinets, 3 tier. Yes, i'm short, maybe average height back in the 1600's? 5ft.
Wow, watching this channel is such an interesting anthropological experience. Knowing there are people who actually pay a fortune to live so badly. NYC must be really irresistible.
People perish for lack of knowledge!😢
I'm enjoying your videos. You have altered my perception of New York. The things I have not liked are patios above the 2nd floor and spiral staircases. We won't even discuss the prices :)
When you have a steep stair case to the outside space. Install a basket with a pulley for getting food and libations up and down.
I see a lot of windows in these videos that appear to be from the Foggy Windows Company. They must be doing really good because there seem to be quite a few in NYC.
If your LG combo washer/dryer is giving you damp, wrinkled clothes, you’re packing too big a load into it. If you limit your load (about a 7-hour wash/dry cycle) to two complete sets of clothes, they’ll come out dry and wrinkle-free.
Those stairs are deadly ☠😱 And the second to last apartment was a disaster.
They're young adults. No children. No old people.
That's a combi boiler above the washing machine, Cash. Heats the radiators in the rooms and also hot water on demand. Most houses in the UK have them, I guess they're less common over in the US.
I love your videos
Thanks for everything you put in , I appreciate it
I’m all for weird apartments 🤣
So glad to see Cash not slam the microwave door.
Cash. You need to lure Charles over to your firm. He delivers the good stuff.
The cube hole as you call it it a loft bed. So you need a ladder to get up and down. I used visit someone who had once like this in their apartment.
“Okay. Take that back. They’re reachable.”
Brilliant.
Cute apartments, the only thing spooky about it is the price.
I wish I knew where that 1 bedroom apartment was other than "in Manhattan." Manhattan is a big borough with lots of very different neighborhoods. The really nice apartments Charles had were in East Harlem. True to form, it seems like the nicest apartments are in the scariest neighborhoods.
@figmo397. My son & his gf just moved from East Harlem to Kips Bay (way more “residential” area ...plus he can afford it now😆🤩) The old apt was in an OK area- not the best, but not the worst by any means. Thing is : that EH apt was A-D-O-R-A-B-L-E! Super modern, washer/dryer IN unit, & RELATIVELY affordable👍 (No doorman or elevator like Kips Bay apt thou🤣😂😭)
coffee and Cash in the mornin ❤️❤️❤️✌️
Regarding your combo washer dryer, before you dry the clothes, take them out, shake them and put them back in the dryer and they’ll dry a lot better. My mother taught me that many years ago and it works. Try it and let me know. 😆 My mom was a home economics teacher at PS 164 in Washington Heights.
Why not just go to a laundromat?
@@robinlillian9471 Cheaper to do it yourself, healthier and more convenient. Why go outside when you can do it at home.
Always fun‼️✨
For counters like that first kitchen that don't have a nice eating area, you can attach wall shelves to make that eating area, especially in a tiny place like that.
I wonder how many broken doors on washing machines, cabinets and other things Cash has opened have occurred 😂👍 great video as always man
1st uni...The dryer wouldn't open the other way because of the angle wall.
Both units...washing machine is next to the sink so it can ďrain.
Where do all these grey bathroom tiles come from. Are they giving them away in NYC? Every apartment you review has them.
Combo washer/dryers will dry better if after the wash is done, you run it for an additional spin cycle
Great content Cash. Keep it coming
So I’m from Canada and this might be a stupid question but in New York State or New York City specifically is there a certain percentage that you are restricted to increasing rent two? Like if my rent goes up it’s only allowed to go up by something like 1.5%. But after I move out they could raise the rent to whatever the market value is at the time I move out. But I just wondered what is the markup of almost $1800 within a restricted framework within the city? Or is it just like oh market value is $5000 so I’m going to raise it to that? I don’t know if this makes sense
Only in a rent stabilized apartment
@@CashJordan can you define rent stabilized in NYC cuz all rent is restricted to about a 1.5% increase per year in Toronto from the date of move in.
@@CashJordan ALSO THANKS
@@jessmPS not everything is rent stabilized. Most aren't. If it's not stabilized then the landlord can do whatever they want for an increase.
@@jessmPS there are 3 different types of apartments in NYC. Rent controlled. Rent stabilized. Market rate. Rent controlled apartments are free & far between. The rents must be approved by DHCR which is actually state & increases cannot be more than 7.5% per year. Landlords must prove why the increase is justified. There is also a MBR (maximum base Rent) that the landlord cannot exceed but they are allowed to charge a fee for fuel increases. Controlled apartments were passed out as tenants moved & those units became Rent stabilized. Stabilized apartments have 1 or 2 year leases & increases are voted on every year by the Rent guidelines board. It can vary on percentage from test to year & usually it's a sh*tshow between Landlords & tenants. If a lease comes due for renewal the tenant has to almost gamble on whether or not to take a 2 year lease. Market rate is just that. A Landlord can charge whatever he wants & it's up to the tenant to decide if it's worth it. During the pandemic people were moving out of NYC & Landlords were lowering rent & giving concessions trying to get people to move in so they weren't losing $$$ on empty units. Now that those leases are coming due Landlords are raising rents like crazy to make up for any $$$ they lost (& also sometimes just for greed). Hope these explanations helped
I always get a kick out of you loving kitchen sink sprayers. You are just to cute.
Only the dryer door is reversible and the machines normally have the washer on the left side.
Does anybody ever sit on a stool in their own home? So uncomfortable, LOL. Stools always strike me as an AirBnB picture feature, and when i stay at AirBnBs that have stools, i use them tio put my shoes on them 😆
Sorry, Cash but Charles kinda one up ya on his apartments. I really loving the studio apartment I like how the kitchen is separate to bedroom/lounge room.
i love the fire escape access especially if its a floor above 5th, great smoking spot imo
WOW! it's amazing to think of who can afford those apartments that cost so much but are soooooo small. The space of the apartments would drive me crazy.
I kinda like the 2nd apt, it’s cozy.