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Do you have any plans on doing house tours in Europe? I would specifically love to see mansions/apartments in/near Monaco, Saint Tropez, Cannes, Nice and generally the French Riviera.
At that range, you could go to Kyoto, buy land the size of two football fields, by the beach, then build a mansion for yourself there surrounded by bonsai trees and a moat full of koi fish. Oh, and with the tens of millions that will still be left, you could feed your family along with one entire village for the next 50 years.
For $135,000,000 I expect an island with fertile soil, Wells, a stream with salmon, lots of sun ( solar power / free energy ) and a stunning self cleaning villa with self cleaning interior and exterior walls. A bonus would be a portal to the local shopping centre 😀
Couldn't be more right about that. Check out the 12 million dollar colorado home tour Enes does. If that house was located in Manhattan it would literally be priceless.
But if your net worth is 3 billion, it's very affordable -- whether or not it's "worth it," because you have nothing else to do with your money. Some financial traders accumulate that kind of wealth. Located in NYC, this apartment is aimed at that kind of career and that kind of money.
Слава богу, что не у меня одного такие ассоциации вызвала эта квартира. При всем уровне некоторых дизайнерских решений - выглядит слабо, как хороший отель
I’ve seen a couple of these 40 mill dollars apt and the quality of materials used are basic,nothing is made to order of the highest caliber materials,what a rip off.I’ve been to a few 1-3 mill apts and the quality of materials surpasses anything these poorly designed overpriced apts have.
@@Royal-hk3dh for me no more then 5 million$,I like the view, kitchen and maybe one bathroom, you can buy much better house or penthouse for less then 50 million, for me it looks too simple
You could always change it. For me the base of the design is perfect, but it's too simplistic therefore I would rev it up just a bit. I'd maybe do a sophisticated Japanese cyber punk theme.
Yes they keep it less busy with neutral colors for modern sleek idea but you have to dress it up and give it character with your personal touch and items thruout the space. As well as smells you enjoy to cook with. If it feels like or too stuffy- high end, get some silly art pieces, or personalized art work, as well as
It looks all too much the same. Plants would spruce it up. The view is bar-none. The rock is stupid. They could have at least put it farther away from the table so you could at least sit on it. The long rock in the long planter is such a waste of space.
I imagine myself walking in drunk... Hitting each and every one of those raised rocks and cedar boards with my toes. Then taking the shower with that massive hole in the ceiling ... feeling the crushing velocity and mass of water and its power pushing me against that sharp rock. Then walking to the kitchen and scraping that Japanese plaster off from the walls as I would stumble on those beautiful tiles. Only to realise that trying to prepare anything to eat on that crazy knob operated cooker is not possible when you are drunk... I love that place already
I love house tours in general now but one thing I've learned to really appreciate is the filming from Mikey and Jayson. They do such a great job, there isn't any other house tour channel that can match them. Obviously we all think Enes is great but they're also helping make this channel awesome. Good job again, guys!
Apart from the kitchen and one or maybe two of the bathrooms I think it’s poor, like you say a obscene price but I suppose who cares when the best city in the world is framed in every room
@@shawnb50 I said the decor and interior design felt like a hot startup's office space. You could deconstruct that statement around colours, tone, mood, and a multitude of other visual and spatial cues relating to the design and how it made me feel.
The One is massive and has so a couple of floor and is also the largest house you could build in its location atleast. The entire skyscrapper probably cost around 600-1.2 billion to build and they expect someone to pay 135,000,000 or 11% the value of the entire building for just 1 apartment. It's very laughable!
100% who would actually buy this? Like you'd have to be a billionaire, but if you were you could get something waaay nicer for like not even half the price.
I usually get nauseous watching these kinds of tour videos but I never feel like that with the videos on this channel. The way the videos are edited prevent me from getting motion sickness. Also, this place is amazing. I love the Japanese style of the apartment.
My beef with minimalism is you're going to put like 20 of your things in this space or leave out a dirty cereal bowl and it'll look spectacularly cluttered.
Could you elaborate a bit more on the subject? I live nowhere near New York, so had no clue this building even existed. Why is it so hated/a nightmare to live in?
@@BhappyD It wasn't built to the engineering specifications. It creaks in the wind, water pipes burst flooding floors and the elevators are often shut down due to the building flexing as much as it does. Amazing views but not a place I'd be stoked to call home. It's too high profile, too much of a target and if that's not enough, the elements might just do it in. I'd be fine with a discreet brownstone for far less and then put the remaining money somewhere else.
@@wizardmix So sorry you chose a city. Did you ever notice that looking down on NYC it looks like a giant mother board of a computer. I prefer my several acre farm surrounded by forest at the beach pacific built in 1912 a wonderful way to live. I don't do cities I think they are an eyesore on mother earth. Peace. Good Luck.
@@jwilcox4726 For someone who loathes cities, I'm surprised you would choose to watch this video. I do not nor will I likely ever live in NYC. If my choice were that apartment or an alternative location in the city, I'd choose the alternative and save a great deal of money for better purposes. I very much like where I am now and I prefer it to large cities. I don't share the same contempt you have for cities. I think they are what they are. We are what we are. I don't love them, I don't hate them. I think most cities are interesting. In many ways they can be more efficient in dealing with high population densities than if we all were spread out over the land each with 5 acres to ourselves. You are very fortunate to live the way you do, probably somewhere in the pacific northwest based on your description. If that description is California, you are VERY VERY fortunate because we're talking Big Sur, Cambria or some of the northern counties. It's worth thinking that if everyone left the cities and demanded your lifestyle instead, there may be a hesitation to know if that's better or worse for mother earth. I personally think it's a better plan to keep as much nature as we can left alone rather than destroying metro areas only to subdivide more natural areas, running extensive electrical grids, sewer and gas lines to all of these individual plots. Cities are at least condensed spots and again, are efficient as such.
For $135 million you can probably move to Japan and literally have something better in central Tokyo that would be something like 14 billion jpy and I doubt any home in Japan have sold for that much after the real estate bubble in the 90s
Yeah. Totally true. 15,382,237,500 Japanese Yen as of October 2012 Japanese realestate is weird and the same apartment would actually LITERALLY cost a tenth of the one here. Even in Tokyo.
As much as I like Japanese culture no freaking way would I live there and only because of those crazy earthquakes they get. I grew up in an area with earthquakes and I hate them so whenever earthquake season comes I'm flying out and coming back when it's over lol
The power of storytelling. You don't need to read a book or buy a masterclass, about the art of storytelling and copy. Enes is pure gold, just watch and learn.....
It’s funny to hear him talk so highly of the “shikui” plaster. While it is nice, it’s a very common and basic plaster in Japan. I would have expected something more like combed keisodo plaster for such an expensive apartment.
Very obvious that this is a budget renovation (compared to price of apartment) meant to sell the apartment. Probably not gonna be used and then swapped in a few years with another budget renovation with what's currently in fashion when it goes on the market again.
@Ka chi I live in Finland. There are many ways to present minimalism or any other style. My home is minimalistic, executed mostly with Nordic/Finnish components, not with big money.
everyone is so bothered about preserving Japanese culture.." oh the Japanese plaster walls la la la go suck a big d". what about my culture? people want to eradicate it in front of my face and nobody gives a f
Yeah, because that's what Japanese minimalism, attitude towards simplicity and respect for nature is all about.... $135,000,000 dollars for an apartment in a New York highrise. What a great way to completely not get it.
@@diegomosquera21 and you're typing this on a device made from circuitry that is composed of copper, gold, silver, iron, silicon and other rare earth metals that is older than that sacred tree you so desire to protect.
@@butsirrr of course i have some wodden furnitures, my house is contructed with bricks and a bit of wood ahaha but the thing that I0m trying to explain is to try to use this kind of resources with concience, and not for a furniture that never be used and not functional for a specific use. And the Japanese culture isn't reflected in that appartment so far. ;)
When i clicked on this video i was expecting something extraordinary because of the price---it is extremely bland and looks like cheap ikea bought furniture!
The video is very well done and I followed it with interest. I am amazed by the degree of madness that can reach the human being and at the same time fascinated by what man can achieve. I allow myself just one consideration: All architects neglect the most elementary rules on safety in order to amaze. Sooner or later someone will slip your foot into the crack on the side of the catwalk with relative ankle break. There is a floor that massages your feet but if you stumble at night you end up with your head on the pointed edge of the bed. There are two power sockets drowned in the wood ...
I love how you are able to talk about any space with such ease. I couldn't imagine living in New York city as I don't like concrete jungles but you still made this seem appealing. Love it!
Great video. Well executed. I really feel like sometimes these videos are equivalent to watching the kindergarten teacher in a parent interview trying to find the 'positive' comment for their mini monster and - Yep - I want a penthouse where I have to turn on the stove with my knees......
And the tenants are now obliged to spend 15k$/year on the internal restaurant without having breakfast for free (initially it was 1.5k/year with free breakfast).
So first of all, thank you to Enes for an, as ever, very professional tour. There are aspects of this interior which I like very much, despite a somewhat awkward layout but I think that any discussion of 432 Park Avenue isn't really complete without addressing some of the problems of the building itself. The residents are currently suing the developers over the more than 1,500 faults in the building. They cite stuck elevators, flooding, electrical explosions and noise caused by building sway as just some of the problems. They are reportedly seeking $125m plus punitive damages. I'm not sure about the rest of this comment section but I certainly wouldn't be in a hurry to move into a building with those sorts of issues.
"...the rest of the comments"? what? do you really think a single person in the comments section can afford something like this? most of them don't have $50 on their accounts XD
@@RedboRF All very tall buildings need to sway a bit. They are designed that way. Otherwise they can severely crack. But sounds like this building has too much sway?
Im confused by many of these comments. This condo isnt a primary stay. It is specifically your new york stay. If/when you have 135,000,000 for a condo, you have it for more than one location. And normally the major locations. 12,000,000 in Colorado or Seville or Big Sur is good for what it is. This isn't intended to be that.
Absolutely Bland, soulless flat, that has Furnitures from mid-2000's style. At that price, the style should be absolutely unique and everything hand made.
It's insane how an interior that I admired in awe gets trashed by you guys. Don't get me wrong I'm not bitter, but any other recomendations that Enes visited on his channel?
I like the minimalist design and that might be one of the more interesting kitchens I've seen. Some people think that for 135M something has to be overly ornate and gaudy like Donald Trump's living room. I disagree. Would I pay 135m for it if I had it to spend? No. If I had that amount of money, I wouldn't spend it there. I'd be far more discreet but I would consider the Japanese ethic as a strong design influence in whatever estate I did buy.
Yeah I imagine the plot of land of the building itself would be 1 billion dollars or some outrageous amount given the potential to sell apartments like these...
That is hands down, the most PROFESSIONAL tour of a house that I have ever experienced...this gentleman deserves all the greatness and success he has 👏 INCREDIBLE
For anyone wondering, why the apartment costs so much. It´s called "money laundering". If some businessman owes you alot of money and he cant just give it to you legally, then you just make a "luxury" apartment and make the price tag what you want.
Staying in a small house in a small village but experiencing world class living and lifestyle thanks to Enes sir... Can anyone even imagine a Real Estate Enthusiast would have such a huge fan base ☺️
It's insane to see the difference of how much you actually get in terms of space dependent on where you buy property - geographically. NYC seems a little crazy compared to other mansions you guys have reviewed on the channel - price points compared. But hey , that' s NYC I guess.
They say... "Everyone gets to exist, but not everyone gets to truly live"! I would imagine living or being in that building at such elevation to be quite an experience! One might get desensitized to it after a while, but look at how breathtaking those views are for yourself. Now, when it comes to how much it costs, I almost thought the dollar had lost its value for a sec, but I guess price is subjective in this case?
The outside of the building looked positively like 1960s box architecture. And the the inside rooms look like railroad boxcars refurbished for apartment use. The view is great if one doesn’t mind the NYC pollution. I could think of a better way to spend $130,000,000
You talk about the pollution, but that's may be the best feature this appartment can afford : you're above 95% of the pollution, that's the advantage of elevation. Beside, I agree with some of the comments, it's flawless but sterile.
@@lotharingien9426 The unforgettable thing about NYC for me is driving over the GW bridge in the lm late 60s & early 70s and seeing the Bronx in the distance. As a child I was horrified that a city would allow some of its citizens to live in such a horrific scene. I suppose someone looking down from the penthouse would still be able to look down on the squalor where those who support the penthouse work, but it would spoil the view for me entirely. I can’t imagine I wouldn’t still be equally horrified. I guess some people like Trump and his like wouldn’t care a bit.
The original asking price was 170 million so clearly they notched the price down prior to this video already. This building is worthless now amidst the structural controversies, It won't sell until it hits like 20 million.
For that price there should be a pulse-jet skycar mini port on the roof with at least 4 ships ready to take you anywhere from your own personal vertiport at 600 km per hour and landing in a car space size landing pad at least 1000 km away.
I normally dislike anything minimalistic and those plain houses BUT… Japanese style houses always got me! I don’t like modern minimalistic houses but I could live here with much joy! The Japanese culture, mindset and aesthetics are on another level👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻 🇬🇷💙🇯🇵
I just wanted to give a shout-out to Mikey and the editors for a well produced episode. I hope the realtors appreciate how good you made the apartment look. It *is* a skill.
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Friends of mine live in a penthouse apartment on the corner of the 79th St & Amsterdam. It's on the 20th floor, not too high. It's only a 1 bedroom apartment. It's been a rental unit for decades and the kitchen and spaces have been "acceptably" updated. Nothing crazy. The two features that make this apartment a standout are the wood burning fireplace and the huge wrap around outdoor terrace. They have a Weber BBQ on their balcony and in the summer we get in our bathing suits, hose down, BBQ hamburgers, and drink cocktails. We might get a kiddy pool. I feel like were not in the city. It's a lovely apartment. Even though this is a bustling street corner the street noise is kept to a minimum because of the thick walls around the terrace. We have a view of the Hudson River and the Empire State Building. The rent for this paradise in Manhattan is $6,000 a month. Yes, the apartment here for $135 million has better finishes and far more space but you're living in a temperature controlled skyscraper. My friends 1 bedroom apartment for $6,000 has more amenities. There's nothing like coming home, lighting candles, and sitting by warm embers with sounds of crackling wood in a snowstorm or having tacos and margaritas under a shaded picnic table in the summertime. All things equal, I would rather live in my friends apartment than this $135 million apartment. This skyscraper apartment is nothing more than a place for Russian oligarchs and drug cartels to park their money.
This building has had lots of problems since it opened. You couldnt pay me to live there. It’s a lemon looking for a foreign sucker. If This is the skinny building.
@@kevinweber5129 Yep, this is the building alright. Apparently, it's so fraught with problems that it's dangerous for the tenants to live there. Imagine trying to sleep while the building bends to and fro in the wind. The elevator creaks and breaks frequently. Broken pipes flood apartments. Tenants hate each other. Everyone is required to pay $15,000 a year to the private, resident-only restaurant. Geeze, the only people I feel sorry for are the waiters. Imagine being at the other end of a fire breathing Karen with a Birkin bag.
That's what I think when I see this spacious empty apartments it look like no one has ever lived in them. Drug money gun money and prostitutes built these places. It's sad because they could actually be nice places but they're so devoid of anything because they're clearly used to park dark money and then these guys act like this is something normal when it's not
It is beautiful And the location is fantastic, but I can’t imagine living in an apartment where I cannot open windows. I am way too claustrophobic for this
I love how knowledgeable you are about every single detail of every tour. It truly shows that you do your homework before making the video. Good job and congratulations!
If I had 135M, I'd buy a mansion in Florida for 10M, spend some money to set up some retractable LED panels outside the windows to project these views and pocket the 100m difference.
@@nick94890 you know most people who are interested in buying it are money laundering and corrupt businessmen, which is basically 90% of all businessmen.
Enes, I really appreciate your flow in your presentation. You don't hold on too long to any specific topic that it really helps to retain the whole picture as there is so much to unpack in this apartment.
This building is known all over the city as having been built shoddily and it is noticeably swaying from side to side. The few people who actually live there and not just use it to launder their illicit wealth from corrupt countries are not happy. There are tons of articles written in the New York media about it.
He say it comes with "A Ton of Natural Light !" You can only get Three Tons of Gold for $135,000,000 although if you buy that much gold you wouldn't keep it in a building doomed to fall.
I just went and read one of them after reading your comment. Indeed! Building swaying back and forth stops the elevators and traps people inside, floods, leaks, electricity problems, noise, and on and on. Now I'm thinking that buildings like this are primarily used for money laundering by foreign oligarchs or something like that. Absurd.
As someone who is obsessed with Japanese design when it comes to interiors (and agree with you that it's just so grounding and peaceful), I can't help but think about the practical things that high-end design like this misses: like cleaning the tile behind those giant stones in the primary shower, or if there's an electrical problem w/ those recessed outlets sat behind a giant panel of marble or stone. Am I the only one? LOL - like how would you fix those? I guess if you can afford a $135 million dollar house you can just hire someone to fix it and replace the stone? And they're probably hiring someone to clean. But I bet that cleaning person curses every time they have to scrub all the dirt out of the 'edges' of the hallway off the raised pathway. Just my thoughts! I love your videos and the quality you guys bring to these tours. ♥
Don't worry, you're not alone, my thoughts exactly when watching those parts of the video. But again, like you said, if you can afford this, you haven't seen or touched dirt.
Bro I know. That number is so absurdly high, it just becomes abstracted from us. What's the difference between a $500 and $135 million apartment, for example. It becomes meaningless. Doesn't mean shit to the average person.
Correct. The only people I know of that wear shoes inside are Americans. It makes no sense to the rest of the world. Japan's streets are so clean, yet they STILL take off their shoes and put them in a designated spot separate from the rest of the house. They know what's up.
With the entrance, that was what I was expecting. Any new owner can add to the place. A statue here. A projector there. I mean, when I saw that bridge hallway I immediately wanted to hide projectors up high an run seasonal high grass images along the walls.
I love that Sugimoto piece too but the fact they went full on Tea Room w/ this place is more cyberpunk than cyberpunk. Had that roided it out w/ electronics and gizmos it would not have been successful - think the dojo in The Matrix.
BEAUTIFULLY DONE TOUR you guys need to go international and start touring in all of the world's biggest cities, could start off at home in Istanbul then go to Tokyo, London, Paris, and Dubai. Would love to see that one day!
wow wow wow! The way the busy street noise is completely drowned out and there's just pure silence as soon as you start the video is such an amazing effect that instantly put me in the right mood to watch such a 'zen' inspired japanese apartment!
Probably a wind still day.. With windy conditions 432 park place is breaking, leaking and swaying all over the place. Check out article in NY times 3 may.. Biggest rip off i've seen in a long time :)
@@EnesYilmazer The owners wanted a quiet place, just to chill and relax, after busy days: there is no movie theater, no spa/ sauna, no wine cellar, no tv in every room. These people know that they can go out and have all these things in New York. Calm environment and views: the real lux life
I wonder how well this would handle a tornado? But then again, if it's on the ocean, flooding would be a bigger concern, which this would be perfect for.
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..whaaaaat am i looking at?! The IMPOSSIBLE 💯🙌🏼💯
Awesome
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Do you have any plans on doing house tours in Europe? I would specifically love to see mansions/apartments in/near Monaco, Saint Tropez, Cannes, Nice and generally the French Riviera.
At that range, you could go to Kyoto, buy land the size of two football fields, by the beach, then build a mansion for yourself there surrounded by bonsai trees and a moat full of koi fish. Oh, and with the tens of millions that will still be left, you could feed your family along with one entire village for the next 50 years.
But you wouldn't have stunning views of Central Park.
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Mate, the unit is phenomenal.
and buy a jet to fly over NYC whenever you wanted lmao
🤣 yeah build your own mansion in other area or other country and ⅓ of it you can buy another apartemen in nyc
For $135,000,000 I expect an island with fertile soil, Wells, a stream with salmon, lots of sun ( solar power / free energy ) and a stunning self cleaning villa with self cleaning interior and exterior walls. A bonus would be a portal to the local shopping centre 😀
Or one whole building for that price.
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I would never live in a city if I had that kind of money, a big piece of land far from noise and pollution, with nature views.
Damn you stretch that shit out of the money but I like it. 😂
@@Mansa-Ali that is an awful lot of money.
$5M for the apartment and $130M for the views
LMAOO so true
Agreed!
Facts
Couldn't be more right about that. Check out the 12 million dollar colorado home tour Enes does. If that house was located in Manhattan it would literally be priceless.
I just could not give this a like. You would think that they would have more earth tones.
Apartment was delisted and a new price set of $92 million as of 2023.
sold for 65 million
“It’s super unique.” Translation: It’s going to be a very hard sale.
YEP, don't expect any Japanese would be able to afford :)
@@Jasmine-zy8lx Afford yes willing to pay no way. Most rich japanese people don´t like to be ostentatious.
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@@stefan6412 well this is for them because it’s definitely not ostentatious.
Quite possibly first time I’ve thought “yea this just ain’t worth it”
I would need another $135 million dollars to redecorated,
You better off buying a superyacht with that money
This is the first time you thought that eh? I’ve seen plenty not worth it lmao
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But if your net worth is 3 billion, it's very affordable -- whether or not it's "worth it," because you have nothing else to do with your money.
Some financial traders accumulate that kind of wealth.
Located in NYC, this apartment is aimed at that kind of career and that kind of money.
I’m very impressed by the quality of furniture sold by IKEA these days 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻
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Слава богу, что не у меня одного такие ассоциации вызвала эта квартира. При всем уровне некоторых дизайнерских решений - выглядит слабо, как хороший отель
@@SirSomion blyat
Let’s see you buy anything but ikea after spending 135 mill on this pos.
I’ve seen a couple of these 40 mill dollars apt and the quality of materials used are basic,nothing is made to order of the highest caliber materials,what a rip off.I’ve been to a few 1-3 mill apts and the quality of materials surpasses anything these poorly designed overpriced apts have.
It's the phone on 10:54 that makes sure perfection doesn't exist. :-)
I can't deny there are some wonderfully elegant touches throughout, but for me the overall impression is of soullessness. So much for so little.
I couldn’t agree more, I feel like a lot of the apartment looks cheap and not very exciting.
@@Royal-hk3dh for me no more then 5 million$,I like the view, kitchen and maybe one bathroom, you can buy much better house or penthouse for less then 50 million, for me it looks too simple
You could always change it. For me the base of the design is perfect, but it's too simplistic therefore I would rev it up just a bit. I'd maybe do a sophisticated Japanese cyber punk theme.
@@blindthief same, it just needs better furnishing to make it less empty & more cozy & inviting
I totally agree.
I never knew that Japanese inspired design so closely resembled IKEA.
Lol
Riiiiight‼️
And thus the style of Japandi was born
Ikea copied their design
Scandinavian minimalism and Japanese design have similar aesthetics
Feels more like an luxury office space with hotel roomes than a living space
my thoughts exactly. It would be so uncomfortable living there. Doesn't feel like an actual living space.
Yes, is not a warm home.
Yes they keep it less busy with neutral colors for modern sleek idea but you have to dress it up and give it character with your personal touch and items thruout the space. As well as smells you enjoy to cook with. If it feels like or too stuffy- high end, get some silly art pieces, or personalized art work, as well as
I love how excited you get for the outlets
I get it; no matter how fancy the apartment is, you always gotta have outlets xD
This has to be the most overpriced apartment in the world. I cant imagine someone seriously spending $135 million for this place.
Totally agreed, you put some timber shutters on the window and little tree in the living room, then you have it, an Japanese style apartment.
It looks all too much the same. Plants would spruce it up. The view is bar-none. The rock is stupid. They could have at least put it farther away from the table so you could at least sit on it. The long rock in the long planter is such a waste of space.
I imagine myself walking in drunk... Hitting each and every one of those raised rocks and cedar boards with my toes. Then taking the shower with that massive hole in the ceiling ... feeling the crushing velocity and mass of water and its power pushing me against that sharp rock. Then walking to the kitchen and scraping that Japanese plaster off from the walls as I would stumble on those beautiful tiles. Only to realise that trying to prepare anything to eat on that crazy knob operated cooker is not possible when you are drunk... I love that place already
@@maruska13x Well, you only have to find the money for enjoying it to the full, just remember to keep something for your medical insurance.
@@maruska13x hahaha!! Sounds like a Will Ferrell movie. And I totally agree with everything you said. This place is so boring :o(
Observation: Even Enes’s voice was calm touring this house
😂😂😂
Observation : Mikey's camera work is sublime
haha thanks for the feedback!
Yeah, as if it’s a sacred place 😀😀
Noticed it, too. 😊
I love house tours in general now but one thing I've learned to really appreciate is the filming from Mikey and Jayson. They do such a great job, there isn't any other house tour channel that can match them. Obviously we all think Enes is great but they're also helping make this channel awesome.
Good job again, guys!
i totally agree! they're both amazing at what they do!
Can confirm. They're incredible!
Also the interaction between Enes and Mikey is a point of difference from other channels, makes for a great tour with in depth perspectives
Agreed.
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Imagine how expensive this apt would be if it was decorated and furnished properly!
не сильно, декор стоит намного меньше чем само помещение
Comment of the year. Congratulations. 🥇
Doesn't it have everything?
@@goldmark7439 не умничай!!!🥸
Imagine making that comment from the tattered 2 bedroom 1 bath apartment that you pay $1000/mo for 😂
The salon looks like a boardroom. The views are incredible. The price obscene.
the biggest vegas home he reviews was 32mil
Apart from the kitchen and one or maybe two of the bathrooms I think it’s poor, like you say a obscene price but I suppose who cares when the best city in the world is framed in every room
@@ashleychambers7602 Best city? How?
This feels like an office building. Like some hot startup's office. But, doesn't give me a home feel at all.
A startup company working out of $135 million apartment that is smaller than a typical $500,000 home? Sounds like an interesting idea.
@@shawnb50 I said the decor and interior design felt like a hot startup's office space. You could deconstruct that statement around colours, tone, mood, and a multitude of other visual and spatial cues relating to the design and how it made me feel.
I thought a startup office would look like a basement.
That is by far the most overpriced real estate on this channel. Even The One is a bargain compared to this
The One is massive and has so a couple of floor and is also the largest house you could build in its location atleast. The entire skyscrapper probably cost around 600-1.2 billion to build and they expect someone to pay 135,000,000 or 11% the value of the entire building for just 1 apartment. It's very laughable!
No one is buying this. Maybe a billionaire to gut it and start again..for the views..but this condo is terrible.
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cuz its new york
100% who would actually buy this? Like you'd have to be a billionaire, but if you were you could get something waaay nicer for like not even half the price.
It looks like a massage/salon parlor with Japanese decor!!
This is great and all but does the unit come with a parachute?? .... Just in case
LOOL
Parachute? At that price...the building should have a helipad for quick getaways!
@@KIM-ff2eq and a chute just in case the heli goes down
Actually parachutes are optional as I know of two owners in apartments above the 60th floor that have parachutes in their closet.
@@KIM-ff2eq Not allowed anymore.
Me: eating cup of noodles to save money*
Also me: Hmm I don’t like it, what else you got?
Feels like an office space trying to feel like a home 😅
true
Agreed y wd anyone want to live in it ? Its more like hotel not a home and $135m to stuck without a Balcony/Patio - fresh air anyone?
And who wants huge planters and scrappy looking miniature trees? Looks like a great place for the Karate Kid.
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Looks like an airport lounge in Japan
I usually get nauseous watching these kinds of tour videos but I never feel like that with the videos on this channel. The way the videos are edited prevent me from getting motion sickness.
Also, this place is amazing. I love the Japanese style of the apartment.
They usually have a go pro or no motion stabilization. I literally got sick watching a walkthrough on another channel earlier.
My beef with minimalism is you're going to put like 20 of your things in this space or leave out a dirty cereal bowl and it'll look spectacularly cluttered.
100% true.
If you put that bowl on one end of the couch in the living room, you probably won't even see it from the other side 😂
This is a big case of Emperors' new clothes. All Im seeing here is an early 90s office building.
Right 🙄
the land costs too much, and they do some unnecessary choices to justify the price
this this this this this
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loved the grounding energy of the bonsai trees in this 135000000 apartement
Grounding on the 79th floor haha
lol I would also need something to ground me after I see that my account is down by 135 000 000
Grounding energy? Wtf is that? These bonsai going fucking kaio-ken x10?
Those architectural details throughout the space take true craftsmen to execute. Very nicely done.
You’re paying for less ammenities
this is one of the most hated apartment buildings in New York City, it's apparently a nightmare to live in lollll
Of course it is. It also should be torn down at the developer's expense, the politicians he bribed jailed.
Could you elaborate a bit more on the subject? I live nowhere near New York, so had no clue this building even existed. Why is it so hated/a nightmare to live in?
@@BhappyD It wasn't built to the engineering specifications. It creaks in the wind, water pipes burst flooding floors and the elevators are often shut down due to the building flexing as much as it does. Amazing views but not a place I'd be stoked to call home. It's too high profile, too much of a target and if that's not enough, the elements might just do it in. I'd be fine with a discreet brownstone for far less and then put the remaining money somewhere else.
@@wizardmix So sorry you chose a city. Did you ever notice that looking down on NYC it looks like a giant mother board of a computer. I prefer my several acre farm surrounded by forest at the beach pacific built in 1912 a wonderful way to live. I don't do cities I think they are an eyesore on mother earth. Peace. Good Luck.
@@jwilcox4726 For someone who loathes cities, I'm surprised you would choose to watch this video. I do not nor will I likely ever live in NYC. If my choice were that apartment or an alternative location in the city, I'd choose the alternative and save a great deal of money for better purposes. I very much like where I am now and I prefer it to large cities.
I don't share the same contempt you have for cities. I think they are what they are. We are what we are. I don't love them, I don't hate them. I think most cities are interesting. In many ways they can be more efficient in dealing with high population densities than if we all were spread out over the land each with 5 acres to ourselves.
You are very fortunate to live the way you do, probably somewhere in the pacific northwest based on your description. If that description is California, you are VERY VERY fortunate because we're talking Big Sur, Cambria or some of the northern counties. It's worth thinking that if everyone left the cities and demanded your lifestyle instead, there may be a hesitation to know if that's better or worse for mother earth. I personally think it's a better plan to keep as much nature as we can left alone rather than destroying metro areas only to subdivide more natural areas, running extensive electrical grids, sewer and gas lines to all of these individual plots. Cities are at least condensed spots and again, are efficient as such.
For $135 million you can probably move to Japan and literally have something better in central Tokyo
that would be something like 14 billion jpy and I doubt any home in Japan have sold for that much after the real estate bubble in the 90s
With better design and accomodations.
I mean you could get the same Japanese style house built in America in a more reasonable area.
Yeah. Totally true. 15,382,237,500 Japanese Yen as of October 2012
Japanese realestate is weird and the same apartment would actually LITERALLY cost a tenth of the one here. Even in Tokyo.
As much as I like Japanese culture no freaking way would I live there and only because of those crazy earthquakes they get. I grew up in an area with earthquakes and I hate them so whenever earthquake season comes I'm flying out and coming back when it's over lol
Haha yes!
An empty apartment for 135 million. I would like to hear from the developer 10 arguments for justifying this price.
Furniture comes with the price :-)
@@Appoldro there is no furniture that cost 100m lol
@@Appoldro furniture? The apartment barely has any furniture lol
Location location location
@@sunnyside9273 they just don't get it how things work there.
The power of storytelling. You don't need to read a book or buy a masterclass, about the art of storytelling and copy. Enes is pure gold, just watch and learn.....
Finally a great interior design with good taste. What an elegant way for money-laundry.
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the kitchen design is very 'iffy' though, wouldn't you say ?
lol
Are you blind?
Lol 😆
It’s funny to hear him talk so highly of the “shikui” plaster. While it is nice, it’s a very common and basic plaster in Japan. I would have expected something more like combed keisodo plaster for such an expensive apartment.
Okay Dwight
@@matt72986 Accurate.
He also bigged up acoustic plaster of the ceiling.
🧐🙌🏿 i smiled at that jab
Very obvious that this is a budget renovation (compared to price of apartment) meant to sell the apartment. Probably not gonna be used and then swapped in a few years with another budget renovation with what's currently in fashion when it goes on the market again.
What an apartment. You can even feel the loneliness crawling under your skin.
eating dinner alone with 11 other chairs
The people who can afford that apartment would be too busy telling middle class America how to live their lives to be lonely
Indeed, it felt like a giant sarcophagus.
exactly
@@waynepayne864 I can pretend to be Jesus, but pre-Apostles.
Amazing finishes and details in this property . I loved you're remark Enes ,on the fact that you don't need a TV when living there .
The view is amazing - the interior feels minimal and cold and severe and soulless like an airbnb. And I've been to Japan and I love Japan
My thought exactly. AMAZING views. But HORRIBLY soulless. The idea of living in this has ZERO appeal.
It's like a stockphoto, fake and empty.
Being a big fan of Nordic minimalism, I love this
@Ka chi I live in Finland. There are many ways to present minimalism or any other style. My home is minimalistic, executed mostly with Nordic/Finnish components, not with big money.
everyone is so bothered about preserving Japanese culture.." oh the Japanese plaster walls la la la go suck a big d". what about my culture? people want to eradicate it in front of my face and nobody gives a f
Yeah, because that's what Japanese minimalism, attitude towards simplicity and respect for nature is all about....
$135,000,000 dollars for an apartment in a New York highrise.
What a great way to completely not get it.
There is no respect for nature, if you cut a 400yrs old tree for a table.
@@diegomosquera21 and you're typing this on a device made from circuitry that is composed of copper, gold, silver, iron, silicon and other rare earth metals that is older than that sacred tree you so desire to protect.
@@butsirrr theres a diference between a metal, or chemical element with a living thing like a Tree..that creates oxígen from carbón monoxide.
@@diegomosquera21 so you have no wooden furniture or live in a house that is constructed with wood? :)
@@butsirrr of course i have some wodden furnitures, my house is contructed with bricks and a bit of wood ahaha but the thing that I0m trying to explain is to try to use this kind of resources with concience, and not for a furniture that never be used and not functional for a specific use. And the Japanese culture isn't reflected in that appartment so far. ;)
They cut down a 400 year old tree to fill in a soulless and overpriced apartment☹️🙄
@@user-ek3fu7nx1e How many Russian Rubles or Chinese Yuan are you asking??
OMG how sad if this is true. How do you know this?
Exactly what I was thinking. Let the 400 year old tree beeeeeeeeee!
@@jwilcox4726 He stated it as a selling point.
When i clicked on this video i was expecting something extraordinary because of the price---it is extremely bland and looks like cheap ikea bought furniture!
The video is very well done and I followed it with interest. I am amazed by the degree of madness that can reach the human being and at the same time fascinated by what man can achieve. I allow myself just one consideration: All architects neglect the most elementary rules on safety in order to amaze. Sooner or later someone will slip your foot into the crack on the side of the catwalk with relative ankle break. There is a floor that massages your feet but if you stumble at night you end up with your head on the pointed edge of the bed. There are two power sockets drowned in the wood ...
I love how you are able to talk about any space with such ease. I couldn't imagine living in New York city as I don't like concrete jungles but you still made this seem appealing. Love it!
They are real estate types selling the place. That is what sales people do all the time.
When are you going to have:
1. Boat house tours?
2. House tours outside US? Like tropical houses in Asia? 😃
Stay tuned!
lizquen pa nga
2 very good ideas ! I'd like to see that
@@EnesYilmazer and Jamaica 🇯🇲 , Caribbean Style
@@EnesYilmazer House tours in Japan please Enes. Japanese architecture and interior design have so much soul in them.
reminds me of my college dorm. feeling exotic ikea vibes.
Great video. Well executed. I really feel like sometimes these videos are equivalent to watching the kindergarten teacher in a parent interview trying to find the 'positive' comment for their mini monster and - Yep - I want a penthouse where I have to turn on the stove with my knees......
A $ 135.000.000 apartment I'm not a bit jealous of. Amazing... I wouldn't have thought that possible.
True very very true
Unfortunately this building is being sued from residents due to a lot of structural problems.
including electrical exposions, flooding and severe building sway
yeah just saw the news lmao
And the tenants are now obliged to spend 15k$/year on the internal restaurant without having breakfast for free (initially it was 1.5k/year with free breakfast).
Wow
Whats the name of the building?
@@wiospina3455 432 Park Avenue
So first of all, thank you to Enes for an, as ever, very professional tour. There are aspects of this interior which I like very much, despite a somewhat awkward layout but I think that any discussion of 432 Park Avenue isn't really complete without addressing some of the problems of the building itself.
The residents are currently suing the developers over the more than 1,500 faults in the building. They cite stuck elevators, flooding, electrical explosions and noise caused by building sway as just some of the problems. They are reportedly seeking $125m plus punitive damages. I'm not sure about the rest of this comment section but I certainly wouldn't be in a hurry to move into a building with those sorts of issues.
Hence the asking price. Leaving $10M in the bank.
>building sway
wtf
"...the rest of the comments"? what? do you really think a single person in the comments section can afford something like this? most of them don't have $50 on their accounts XD
''stuck elevators, flooding, electrical explosions and noise caused by building sway..'' ahaha...buying a $135.000.000 there is a true bargain...lol
@@RedboRF
All very tall buildings need to sway a bit. They are designed that way. Otherwise they can severely crack. But sounds like this building has too much sway?
Im confused by many of these comments. This condo isnt a primary stay. It is specifically your new york stay. If/when you have 135,000,000 for a condo, you have it for more than one location. And normally the major locations. 12,000,000 in Colorado or Seville or Big Sur is good for what it is. This isn't intended to be that.
For this price I better be able to look into heaven and see my passed loved ones
Ha! That seriously made me laugh
Rope not included.
Amar you are SO WRONG!! For this price you don't get to see em, but talk to them, kiss em and ask for guidance ;)
Absolutely Bland, soulless flat, that has Furnitures from mid-2000's style. At that price, the style should be absolutely unique and everything hand made.
It's insane how an interior that I admired in awe gets trashed by you guys. Don't get me wrong I'm not bitter, but any other recomendations that Enes visited on his channel?
At that price, the floor tiles should be made of gold, and I'm not even exaggerating.
I like the minimalist design and that might be one of the more interesting kitchens I've seen. Some people think that for 135M something has to be overly ornate and gaudy like Donald Trump's living room. I disagree. Would I pay 135m for it if I had it to spend? No. If I had that amount of money, I wouldn't spend it there. I'd be far more discreet but I would consider the Japanese ethic as a strong design influence in whatever estate I did buy.
The furniture is truly atrocious.
@@Conelpueblo I will agree there.
Really 135 million? I don’t see that money on this penthouse, I thought 135 million was for the entire building 🧐
Yeah I imagine the plot of land of the building itself would be 1 billion dollars or some outrageous amount given the potential to sell apartments like these...
Its cost of Chrysler Building
When I checked on Buzz Map, it was a good land between Trump Tower and the Korean Consulate General. So I decided to buy the area.
That is hands down, the most PROFESSIONAL tour of a house that I have ever experienced...this gentleman deserves all the greatness and success he has 👏
INCREDIBLE
For anyone wondering, why the apartment costs so much.
It´s called "money laundering".
If some businessman owes you alot of money and he cant just give it to you legally, then you just make a "luxury" apartment and make the price tag what you want.
Especially the electrical outlets on the kitchen outlets lmfao
Hunter Biden also got the same memo.
how do you just "make" an apartment lol
@@OldDocSilver trump got even more memos
Staying in a small house in a small village but experiencing world class living and lifestyle thanks to Enes sir... Can anyone even imagine a Real Estate Enthusiast would have such a huge fan base ☺️
nice! glad you like our videos!
are you from india?
@@capoditutticapos19 yes
It's insane to see the difference of how much you actually get in terms of space dependent on where you buy property - geographically. NYC seems a little crazy compared to other mansions you guys have reviewed on the channel - price points compared. But hey , that' s NYC I guess.
Too much i got sick just to watch this. bull shit.
I live happy where i am
Scary feels lonly and cold
I got enough just watching this .
Insane buildings. I would not only never live in one, I wouldn't live anywhere near that design failure waiting to happen!
Imagine a EARTHQUAKE
They say... "Everyone gets to exist, but not everyone gets to truly live"! I would imagine living or being in that building at such elevation to be quite an experience! One might get desensitized to it after a while, but look at how breathtaking those views are for yourself. Now, when it comes to how much it costs, I almost thought the dollar had lost its value for a sec, but I guess price is subjective in this case?
The outside of the building looked positively like 1960s box architecture. And the the inside rooms look like railroad boxcars refurbished for apartment use. The view is great if one doesn’t mind the NYC pollution. I could think of a better way to spend $130,000,000
You talk about the pollution, but that's may be the best feature this appartment can afford : you're above 95% of the pollution, that's the advantage of elevation. Beside, I agree with some of the comments, it's flawless but sterile.
@@lotharingien9426 The unforgettable thing about NYC for me is driving over the GW bridge in the lm late 60s & early 70s and seeing the Bronx in the distance. As a child I was horrified that a city would allow some of its citizens to live in such a horrific scene. I suppose someone looking down from the penthouse would still be able to look down on the squalor where those who support the penthouse work, but it would spoil the view for me entirely. I can’t imagine I wouldn’t still be equally horrified. I guess some people like Trump and his like wouldn’t care a bit.
I'm Japanese, but I often see designs like this, so I felt that Japanese culture was well adopted.
And it looked as if Enes was in Japan.
すばらしい動画です🇯🇵
love it!
いろいろ日本的な小物やマテリアルに拘ってるけど“普通”なインテリア。設備面くらいしか見所が無い住宅。間取り、住居スペースは箱を区切っただけで独創性なし。狭い廊下幅、低い天井は135億円の住宅には見えない。他コメントにあるように5億住居、130億眺望って感じですね。
@@godspeed0000 そうですね、立地が素晴らしいので素材や空間、デザインより眺望の方が価値があるように感じます。
良くも悪くもシンプルなデザインなので、まるで日本に住んでいるかの様に感じるのに外を見ればNYCを見下ろしているというギャップが個人的に好きです
Inside IKEA for 135 millions 😏
There’s an extra “1” in the price! Top marks for ambitious pricing!
The original asking price was 170 million so clearly they notched the price down prior to this video already. This building is worthless now amidst the structural controversies, It won't sell until it hits like 20 million.
@@MasterExploder61 the floor below the penthouse got cut by 17 mil lol
For that price there should be a pulse-jet skycar mini port on the roof with at least 4 ships ready to take you anywhere from your own personal vertiport at 600 km per hour and landing in a car space size landing pad at least 1000 km away.
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😂😂
I agree
I normally dislike anything minimalistic and those plain houses BUT… Japanese style houses always got me!
I don’t like modern minimalistic houses but I could live here with much joy!
The Japanese culture, mindset and aesthetics are on another level👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
🇬🇷💙🇯🇵
Amazing. This spot looks like a museum and a spa.
I just wanted to give a shout-out to Mikey and the editors for a well produced episode. I hope the realtors appreciate how good you made the apartment look. It *is* a skill.
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You explained the Japanese features so well. I think you need to do a trip to Kyoto and make a video on some Edo period fully restored homes!
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@kazuki ❤️ 🥵 😍
22:15 Although it was not mentioned, I was impressed by the commode lid automatically lifting as he approached.
xd
I am glad someone else mentioned it. I found it hilarious 🤣😂
I thought he passed wind as he approached. 🌬
One of your best and most atmospheric videos. Great work!
Friends of mine live in a penthouse apartment on the corner of the 79th St & Amsterdam. It's on the 20th floor, not too high. It's only a 1 bedroom apartment. It's been a rental unit for decades and the kitchen and spaces have been "acceptably" updated. Nothing crazy. The two features that make this apartment a standout are the wood burning fireplace and the huge wrap around outdoor terrace. They have a Weber BBQ on their balcony and in the summer we get in our bathing suits, hose down, BBQ hamburgers, and drink cocktails. We might get a kiddy pool. I feel like were not in the city. It's a lovely apartment. Even though this is a bustling street corner the street noise is kept to a minimum because of the thick walls around the terrace. We have a view of the Hudson River and the Empire State Building. The rent for this paradise in Manhattan is $6,000 a month. Yes, the apartment here for $135 million has better finishes and far more space but you're living in a temperature controlled skyscraper. My friends 1 bedroom apartment for $6,000 has more amenities. There's nothing like coming home, lighting candles, and sitting by warm embers with sounds of crackling wood in a snowstorm or having tacos and margaritas under a shaded picnic table in the summertime. All things equal, I would rather live in my friends apartment than this $135 million apartment. This skyscraper apartment is nothing more than a place for Russian oligarchs and drug cartels to park their money.
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This building has had lots of problems since it opened. You couldnt pay me to live there. It’s a lemon looking for a foreign sucker. If This is the skinny building.
@@kevinweber5129 Yep, this is the building alright. Apparently, it's so fraught with problems that it's dangerous for the tenants to live there. Imagine trying to sleep while the building bends to and fro in the wind. The elevator creaks and breaks frequently. Broken pipes flood apartments. Tenants hate each other. Everyone is required to pay $15,000 a year to the private, resident-only restaurant. Geeze, the only people I feel sorry for are the waiters. Imagine being at the other end of a fire breathing Karen with a Birkin bag.
That's what I think when I see this spacious empty apartments it look like no one has ever lived in them. Drug money gun money and prostitutes built these places. It's sad because they could actually be nice places but they're so devoid of anything because they're clearly used to park dark money and then these guys act like this is something normal when it's not
@@jmdenison "No good money is made honestly."
It is beautiful And the location is fantastic, but I can’t imagine living in an apartment where I cannot open windows. I am way too claustrophobic for this
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The windows are so big and the ceilings so high that if you are inside you would probably have a different opinion.
And there’s no access to outdoors/patio?
However rich I'd be, not being able to open windows in an apartment would always be a massive deal breaker for me.
Would rather live of 500 acres out in the country than a big noisy city if I were rich.
Open Window to Smog And Noise!
These apartments have good ventilation keeping the air from getting stale.
@@Trazynn Nothing Can stop the Stench of NY from An Open Window!
People that can afford that have multiple properties and most likely have a house on 500acres or more lol
Fun drinking game idea -> every time you hear "phenomenal" you take a shot
I love how knowledgeable you are about every single detail of every tour. It truly shows that you do your homework before making the video. Good job and congratulations!
Lmao you joking right?
@@Insomniac_tv what
If I had 135M, I'd buy a mansion in Florida for 10M, spend some money to set up some retractable LED panels outside the windows to project these views and pocket the 100m difference.
Obviously. But the people buying these apartments probably already have multiple mansions anyways.
@@nick94890 you know most people who are interested in buying it are money laundering and corrupt businessmen, which is basically 90% of all businessmen.
It's the Jack and Jill that's stopping me from buying it
To think that you could buy several buildings for 135M, but you chose to get a 5 bedroom appartment 😳
I'm sure they have billions, so who cares lol
Even if I had 25billion ( far more the richest guy today) I wouldn't even bother looking at this property
@@leemothee3671 good for you? lol.
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Musk is worth over 300 billion...
@@leemothee3671 a lot of people have over 25 billion
Wow. My mind is blown. I have so many questions????? Anyway, great video, thanks for uploading.
Glad you enjoyed it!
Enes, I really appreciate your flow in your presentation. You don't hold on too long to any specific topic that it really helps to retain the whole picture as there is so much to unpack in this apartment.
Haha. Seriously? I admire his breathless desperation to sell this discount office space... with its corian and "acid washed concrete". What a joke.
@@AltaMirage It really sounds like you don't like the way he presents properties. Do you have someone in mind that you prefer instead?
@@AltaMirage he’s not trying to sell it…
@@kaylamolkner4253 :
Imagine spending 135m dollars for an apartment and then your upstairs neighbours are loud
Imagine spending 135m dollars for an apartment on top floor and the elevator is out of use.
IMAGINE PAYING 135M FOR "APARTMENT"!!!!!!
Imagine paying 135 million for an apartment and not getting your own bathroom 🥴
or balcony....or jacuzzi....or private indoor pool....or private gym
@@franck-maurel3465 or fresh air ...
@@franck-maurel3465 Do you really want a balcony that high up? I'd shit my pants ...
They obviously rent this out and don’t use this as a primary home lol
For that kind of money I would do it out of the window and it would be acceptable. 😆
Очень красивые цвета дерева. радуют глаз и согревают душу.
This building is known all over the city as having been built shoddily and it is noticeably swaying from side to side. The few people who actually live there and not just use it to launder their illicit wealth from corrupt countries are not happy. There are tons of articles written in the New York media about it.
He say it comes with "A Ton of Natural Light !" You can only get Three Tons of Gold for $135,000,000 although if you buy that much gold you wouldn't keep it in a building doomed to fall.
Probably some Russian Oligarchs use these apartments to park their money in the west.
Apparently sky scraper do sway though I’ve heard it happens
I just went and read one of them after reading your comment. Indeed! Building swaying back and forth stops the elevators and traps people inside, floods, leaks, electricity problems, noise, and on and on. Now I'm thinking that buildings like this are primarily used for money laundering by foreign oligarchs or something like that. Absurd.
Every rich person that has a real estate portfolio got it via illicit means from corrupt nations?
I heard that this building makes loud creaking noises and sways more than advertised
They say that’s a good thing ! earthquake and weather resistance , so I’ve heard , love you’re showings Enes
You can see it swaying in the opening shot!
It was written in some article that there is a leakage of water from the sealing of the windows inwards in this building and decay was created
Imaging always blocking half of your $135M views with shutters that can't get out of the way :/
I think if you can splurge 135 million on a appartment, removing some shutters will not be a problem xD
in all seriousnes its still way overpriced
Looking where to spend some Tesla profits in 2030 huh?
@@dreckigerdan3739 I thought so too. The size in NY would add to the price but the minimalism seems kind of cheap looking to me, for the price.
Probably build fot the Yakuza so the can blockout sniper views hahaha
1:19 That bath along side with that mind blowing view OMG.
As someone who is obsessed with Japanese design when it comes to interiors (and agree with you that it's just so grounding and peaceful), I can't help but think about the practical things that high-end design like this misses: like cleaning the tile behind those giant stones in the primary shower, or if there's an electrical problem w/ those recessed outlets sat behind a giant panel of marble or stone. Am I the only one? LOL - like how would you fix those? I guess if you can afford a $135 million dollar house you can just hire someone to fix it and replace the stone? And they're probably hiring someone to clean. But I bet that cleaning person curses every time they have to scrub all the dirt out of the 'edges' of the hallway off the raised pathway. Just my thoughts! I love your videos and the quality you guys bring to these tours. ♥
Don't worry, you're not alone, my thoughts exactly when watching those parts of the video. But again, like you said, if you can afford this, you haven't seen or touched dirt.
Yes anyone who has an apartment like this will likely have cleaners coming in weekly and they can afford any repairs needed
Make a deeper search about this building. You won't want this apartment even for free.
Was ready to buy it until I realized that. Thank you
Poor people problems!!
$135m and you go down the street and you can find people sleeping in the streets, begging for something to eat or drink. Something is wrong with us.
Bro I know. That number is so absurdly high, it just becomes abstracted from us. What's the difference between a $500 and $135 million apartment, for example. It becomes meaningless. Doesn't mean shit to the average person.
Blame the government not the people
Да, эти деньги можна много чего сделать для людей кто на улице живут, мёрзнуть и голодают.
There are inferior men and superior men…It is the natural order.
nothing wrong there. success and wealth are not for everyone.
"In Japanese culture, we don't wear shoes inside" ummm no one wears shoes inside except, you know, you people
Who's you people?
@@nagatom Some cultures that evolved in colder climates, as i understand, traditionally they wear shoes inside.
@@BharadwajAvva Native Scandinavian here, no one up here wears shoes indoors
Correct. The only people I know of that wear shoes inside are Americans. It makes no sense to the rest of the world. Japan's streets are so clean, yet they STILL take off their shoes and put them in a designated spot separate from the rest of the house. They know what's up.
@@nagatom Americans and canadians
This is what it feels like to live in the clouds!!!
1:50 Damn they shoulda gone full on cyberpunk for the aesthetic
that'd be dope! a cyberpunk theme would've been crazy
With the entrance, that was what I was expecting.
Any new owner can add to the place. A statue here. A projector there. I mean, when I saw that bridge hallway I immediately wanted to hide projectors up high an run seasonal high grass images along the walls.
I'm a sucker for a sci-fi interior
I love that Sugimoto piece too but the fact they went full on Tea Room w/ this place is more cyberpunk than cyberpunk. Had that roided it out w/ electronics and gizmos it would not have been successful - think the dojo in The Matrix.
I don't how the price fits the property. I've seen nicer properties prices much less.
This unit is way overpriced.
Because New York
That Rock 🪨 in the tearoom 🫖 alone is about 15M 😂
That someone would pay that much money for a place like this just proves that money and brains don’t always go together.
BEAUTIFULLY DONE TOUR
you guys need to go international and start touring in all of the world's biggest cities, could start off at home in Istanbul then go to Tokyo, London, Paris, and Dubai. Would love to see that one day!
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Rio de Janeiro too
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wow wow wow! The way the busy street noise is completely drowned out and there's just pure silence as soon as you start the video is such an amazing effect that instantly put me in the right mood to watch such a 'zen' inspired japanese apartment!
thank you
Probably a wind still day.. With windy conditions 432 park place is breaking, leaking and swaying all over the place. Check out article in NY times 3 may..
Biggest rip off i've seen in a long time :)
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The owners wanted a quiet place, just to chill and relax, after busy days: there is no movie theater, no spa/ sauna, no wine cellar, no tv in every room. These people know that they can go out and have all these things in New York. Calm environment and views: the real lux life
@@aliperongeluk4502 ooh hahahah that's rough.. probably the reason the owners wanna sell this :/
X D
The view from the shower is beyond words. But thats about it for me. Thanks for the work.
I wonder how well this would handle a tornado? But then again, if it's on the ocean, flooding would be a bigger concern, which this would be perfect for.
This is what happens when you give a renowned architect an unlimited budget 😍
A total disaster.
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Just bought it , love it so far
This won’t get bought for a long time if the price stays at 135M
LOL are you joking
@@Ko_clips no i was asking him if he was joking
@@detroitsucks5222 don't be dumb
It actually has a very cold feeling to it...they can use the interiors in a sci-fi film that takes place in a dystopian future.