@@ladiifourtwntycookies I'm literally in the middle...smaller town in Iowa bout 3 hrs west of Chicago right on the Mississippi river...not sure if that's your style 😅🤣🤣
@@ladiifourtwntycookies lmao 🤣🤣🤣 we not that small of a town...def close to stores and yup lots of snow, about 4months out of the year...then the summer can be 110° and humid 🥵 so the air feels thick hard to breath..but everything is close not that bad here...and we are at the end of tornado alley and we are right on the Mississippi valley so it's hard for tornadoes to hit my town but we always get them west north and east of us
$3,200 for a studio with laundry, $4,500 for a 1.5 bedroom, $3,700 for a large one-bedroom, $3,000 for an aging but reasonably-sized unit, $4,650 for a 2.5 bedroom place. You gotta have a good, solid job to afford any of these.
No job is solid today - so it should be rented by a politician(s). The'll be close to work and they could afford the rent. This whole building should be rented to politicians.
Me too! ☕️( he’s gotta handle doors and switches more gingerly tho, it sounds so LOUD when he swiftly shuts appliance doors etc. Some Landlords might misconstrue & get afraid something might get damaged.. maybe it just seems louder to me in the morning lol
I love it when you show where tenants get their mail and packages! I would be nervous to live in that first apartment being right off the street~love the in unit laundry of course.
I gotta say, I couldn't find one darned thing wrong with the first apartment. So, I'll stretch: the windows were dirty. I'd love to have that one! Really well thought-out, no stairs, in-apt laundry! It's got it all! I must be getting used to the rents in NYC, because I thought that thirty-something was pretty reasonable. The others would all be good for any situation that fit them. A couple with one or two children would probably like the apt that had one bedroom significantly smaller than the other. But the first one was a winner. Nice mix Cash!
Give props to the strong men that build the apartment buildings and make them nicely renovated on the inside. Those men are highly intelligent. I wish I was strong and smart like those men. I bet you they are having the time of thier life with thier açcomplishments. Nicely renovating an apartment is a big deal and I want to thank the thousands of men that newly renovate the apartments in New York. I drink to strawberry milk. Cheers
You know when the landlord or whoever is in charge of the property has been watching Cash's video when a sink sprayer and a medicine cabinet has been included and has the kitchen laid out Cash's standards lol
You make me laugh so hard, Cash. And your friend is really cool too! I'd never really had thought what apartments in New York looked like. It's been fun.
I think that 1st apartment at some point had been a doctor's office. I've seen plenty of buildings here in the city that have that type of setup. The renovation wasn't bad but there's no way I'd live in a place with the door directly onto the sidewalk. I'm from NYC & people can be as$holes bandung in your door bcuz they think it's funny. Also I wonder if it's still registered as a commercial unit in which case it would be an illegal apartment. I loved the 3rd apartment with the sunken living room & a doorman to take in deliveries is wonderful (you know you'd needed get your amazon packages at the 1st place). It may not have had an in-unit laundry but the shared 1 in the basement was bright & clean & certainly had enough updated machines
1st one bed @ $3300K/month was very nice but it's a ground floor. I liked the 2nd, 2/bed apt (but, of course it's a Charles listing) at $4500/month. That shelf is perfect for "A SHRINE TO YOU GOD!" WOWEE! $3700/month for that 3rd apt with ALL of that space, a doorman, etc? You won't have to worry about having too many cooks in that kitchen! Apt #4 at $3K/month wasn't bad at all. I could be happy there. The 5th apt I liked better than the 4th because it had a bit more space but it isn't on the market. The 6th apartment at $4700/month wasn't bad (nor the rent) if a 3-person roommate situation could happen. My today's winner is.... Apartment #3! Other than the kitchen, there was character, a lot of space, a doorman, etc!
Hi cute Cash, you must be cold coat, hat, hoodie.😮 .You give new meaning to a walk through . Never understood why are heat sources (in this case the radiator) placed near windows🤷♀️great video. Hi Charles ‼️
In apt 2, that shelf below tv could hold cable box and remove the need for a tv stand taking up floor space! Apt 3 you joke about renting the closet to your uncle… I remember a classmate of mine had an illegal living in his walk-in Galway closet (like 20 years ago)
5:42 as someone whos worked at a cable company for 10 years lol It looks like it's for your cable box and modem / router etc.. mount the tv above it slightly and hides all the equipment in the cavity.
The first one is the best. No stairs! Straight out the door! Bars on the window on the outside and strong locks are in order. Like the brick, nice kitchen and laundry. Bath is nice but the shower is so narrow. Would be nice to have a small green area or patio. Curtains or blinds should always be included. 👍
I'm starting to feel sorry for people who live up north. These videos are fun to watch but the reality of the small spaces that you guys live in are like wow .. I pay $740 for a 2-bedroom 1-bath in Jacksonville Florida 850 square feet. I should make a tour of my apartment. These videos are making me really appreciate what I have.
I live in Florida too and I am so thankful to be here after watching these videos. NYC is so expensive and everything looks so dark and dirty! I own my own house that has three bedrooms, 2 baths, and a pool so these apartments are the size of my livingroom.
#1 ~Inside window bars & extra lock needed......if there is a basement underneath..not bad...would be warmer anyway than a cold concrete slab ...nice redesign..why do I think this was a storefront at one point?.W/D in unit makes it!! I give up on NYC fridge door orientations...#2~single mom & 1 kid. #3~ sink in closet! #4~ white, very white..not too bad...the bedroom saved it! #5~ right next door...they should combine that with apartment #4 to make a larger place!! #6~ ok for very small family or 2 people & a work at home office in the small bedroom
Great real estate video! The visuals are stunning, and the attention to detail is impressive. It does an excellent job of showcasing the property's unique selling points and keeping the viewer engaged. Overall, it's a testament to your creativity and expertise in delivering a high-quality product. Well done!
Legit Q- Do you ever have apts along the Macy’s parade route? I would love to have one along the route so I could just watch from my bed or the living room.
Loved the first apartment💕💕💕 just glad I'm mortgage free and rent free. There aren't many advantages to being 62 but being mortgage free is a biggie!!!!!
Just one think if your purchase that apartment if your making something to eat if you try to use two appliances at the same time the trip in the fuse box will trip and will have to be reset so have a look above the cooktop if it's not there it is in the fusebox for the apartment.
This is the rare case where Cash had my favorite, and it was the one in the start. I don't know the ground floor noise, which would've been the only thing I would've worried about. The one at the end, the three bedroom, had that weird room, and I was thinking like cash at first - home office set up, but didn't think about how awkward a desk layout would be
I'm an hour away from JfK airport by plane, live in a 1555 sqft beautiful home- on 5 acres. For $701 per month. NYC is cool, but not cool enough to beat NC prices. X0
I liked the first little place the best! If the landlord would build a small "foyer" outside the front door, basically just a closet-sized space with another door as a bit of a barrier to the street, it'd be great. Oh, and window bars!
Love your video format! Also would love to see you branch out from just NYC. Expensive small spaces are only so interesting or sustainable. Sounds like few people are standing in line to rent there. What about Dallas? Miami? North Carolina? Reach!
I'll take the bi-level condo with double terraces on the 43rd floor with view of madison park, but if it's already taken I'll have this apartment, small but really nice practical well-designed place
I would absolutely put those small fake candles in that little space in flat 2. The ones that glow. I imagine if you sat far enough away it would look quite nice and warm.
Candles go into the shelf in the 2nd apartment. Not really feeling today's apartments. All of the kitchens & bathrooms need to be renovated. And all of the living rooms were small & awkward. Too difficult to decorate or furnish properly.
Yeah, the renovations were either in process or incomplete, and dirty grout around a bathtub isn't a good sign. The studio had in-unit laundry and one other had in-building laundry, but otherwise it's a trek to the laundromat. Sharing requires two or more decent-sized bedrooms and more than one bathroom, which none of these offered. We've seen better prospects for the price. BTW, that niche could only accommodate electronic candles.
@@Bobrogers99 Hey Bob. Haven't communicated with you in quite some time. I agree with your assessment of today's video tour. Not a descent apt in the bunch. And yes, I was thinking purely decorative candles. But little electric white candles would be pretty during the evening.
Hi Cash and to your friends wow I like this small apartment. Very nice kitchen I always like their shiny hardwood floors. I know it seems like living a closet. It’s great for a single person. 👍😀hi I would add some unique knick knacks or photos on that open white wall alcove or shelf👍
Not a fan of the pocket doors at 8:58. Prewar buildings like that would have originally had French Doors. They should have tried to restore as many of the prewar features as possible.
I enjoy watching your videos Cash. I have always wondered what apartments look like in NYC. They are very small and expensive. But there is a shortage of housing so it makes sense. I have to ask do you ever see rats in the apartments or roaches? My daughters who are 9 and 11 were asking.
What is the certificate of occupancy on the first "apartment "? I think it might have been either a commercial property,or the superintendent 's space. Overpriced as usual,this apartment, if legal,needs a better series of locks on it!!! It seems like commercial spaces & basements are being fixed up and rented out as residential properties at prices that are insane!
The first Apt it’s perfect to open a tacos 🌮 / sushi 🍱 shop to pay the rent,😅 the second Apt it’s perfect to add 3 more rooms and make a mini hotel to rent it on AirBNB at 200$ per night to pay that rent 😅😂 in New York no even making 30$ per hours 40 hours per week. anyone can afford that kind of a rent. Saying how it’s as a New Yorker . But thank you for sharing 😄
I loved the first place, a person could set up shop in the front room and set up the back for private living. Just hide the kitchen wall with a curtain, put up a sign, and sell your wares or services. Hair salon, tattooist, artist with art. The weird niche looks perfect for one of those alcohol fueled fireplaces with the gass marbles.
I actually really dig that first apartment. Bonus for not having to walk up flights of stairs, & double bonus for in-unit laundry.
@@ladiifourtwntycookieswhere I live that would be like $400-$500 a month.. 😂😂
@@ladiifourtwntycookies I'm literally in the middle...smaller town in Iowa bout 3 hrs west of Chicago right on the Mississippi river...not sure if that's your style 😅🤣🤣
What ever happened to nice ornamental grates on first floor apartments ?
@@ladiifourtwntycookies lmao 🤣🤣🤣 we not that small of a town...def close to stores and yup lots of snow, about 4months out of the year...then the summer can be 110° and humid 🥵 so the air feels thick hard to breath..but everything is close not that bad here...and we are at the end of tornado alley and we are right on the Mississippi valley so it's hard for tornadoes to hit my town but we always get them west north and east of us
@@ramblingrose6967 yea that would be a must on the doors and windows for sure on a first floor like that
I think if you rent the first apartment, ask for bars over the window for additional safety. Otherwise it seems like a fantastic deal.
Cash and Charles are great together. Other agents really try. Lol
I wish you both much success from a former New Yorker now a Floridian 🎉
$3,200 for a studio with laundry, $4,500 for a 1.5 bedroom, $3,700 for a large one-bedroom, $3,000 for an aging but reasonably-sized unit, $4,650 for a 2.5 bedroom place. You gotta have a good, solid job to afford any of these.
"if you can make it there, you can make it anywhere"
New York City...where 20-somethings go to stay poor. But they'll be able to document their super life on social media!
No job is solid today - so it should be rented by a politician(s). The'll be close to work and they could afford the rent. This whole building should be rented to politicians.
The kicker.. household needs to make 3x the rent
I wonder if it’s those prices for the entire unit. In that case getting roommates could reduce it significantly
Cash & coffee time
Cash, coffee & some kush...best way to start your day MaMa😂😂 edit: had to come back after the shop they walked past at 7:55 😂
Me too! ☕️( he’s gotta handle doors and switches more gingerly tho, it sounds so LOUD when he swiftly shuts appliance doors etc. Some Landlords might misconstrue & get afraid something might get damaged.. maybe it just seems louder to me in the morning lol
I'd put an extra two door locks on the inside. Window needs to be blocked somehow. But not a bad apartment.
Totally agree, big beefy locks on the door and window. Probably put one way tinting on the window. But not bad for the size.
@@dave3657 My dad was a locksmith so home security was ingrained in all of us kids. But NYC is a whole new ballgame.
I love it when you show where tenants get their mail and packages! I would be nervous to live in that first apartment being right off the street~love the in unit laundry of course.
I hear you guys say that all the time what is it about living right off the street that no one likes... I'm assuming it's the noise right....
I gotta say, I couldn't find one darned thing wrong with the first apartment. So, I'll stretch: the windows were dirty. I'd love to have that one! Really well thought-out, no stairs, in-apt laundry! It's got it all! I must be getting used to the rents in NYC, because I thought that thirty-something was pretty reasonable. The others would all be good for any situation that fit them. A couple with one or two children would probably like the apt that had one bedroom significantly smaller than the other. But the first one was a winner. Nice mix Cash!
Watching Cash is entertaining, fun, and always a learning experience. The only bad news Cash shares is the cost of rent in New York City
YEP! Totally agree! 😊😊😊
I LOVE the third apartment! The step down into the living room is awesome!
I'd keep tripping, lol
I tell people how great your channel is.
I loved that first apartment. Super tiny but amazingly functional with a minimalistic style.
I would put books in that space in the second apartment and #3 apartment was nice. Thanks for showing.
I liked the first apartment best. Don’t care for the door opening right off the street, but the layout was great
WOW....Love the first one!!! Love the street entrance
Give props to the strong men that build the apartment buildings and make them nicely renovated on the inside. Those men are highly intelligent. I wish I was strong and smart like those men. I bet you they are having the time of thier life with thier açcomplishments. Nicely renovating an apartment is a big deal and I want to thank the thousands of men that newly renovate the apartments in New York. I drink to strawberry milk. Cheers
same
I would put a couple flameless candles in that little cubby. Stay warm you two smiles from the San Francisco area😊
My Favorite NY Realtor RUclipsr is you, and you do them six days a week!
You know when the landlord or whoever is in charge of the property has been watching Cash's video when a sink sprayer and a medicine cabinet has been included and has the kitchen laid out Cash's standards lol
and a new toilet seat and refrigerator door opens the correct way!
A sink sprayer and medicine cabinet - together - should be less than $50. Looks like they're raising the rent by $$$$$$ to cover this extra expense.
You make me laugh so hard, Cash. And your friend is really cool too! I'd never really had thought what apartments in New York looked like. It's been fun.
You have to put steel wool around that pipe to keep creepy crawlies from coming up through the pipehole.
Oh Cash, you know you're our favourite You Tuber.
I think that 1st apartment at some point had been a doctor's office. I've seen plenty of buildings here in the city that have that type of setup. The renovation wasn't bad but there's no way I'd live in a place with the door directly onto the sidewalk. I'm from NYC & people can be as$holes bandung in your door bcuz they think it's funny. Also I wonder if it's still registered as a commercial unit in which case it would be an illegal apartment. I loved the 3rd apartment with the sunken living room & a doorman to take in deliveries is wonderful (you know you'd needed get your amazon packages at the 1st place). It may not have had an in-unit laundry but the shared 1 in the basement was bright & clean & certainly had enough updated machines
So many apartments so little time. #1 was my fav even though the door was right next to the street. Ones with no laundry were a no no!
1st one bed @ $3300K/month was very nice but it's a ground floor. I liked the 2nd, 2/bed apt (but, of course it's a Charles listing) at $4500/month. That shelf is perfect for "A SHRINE TO YOU GOD!" WOWEE! $3700/month for that 3rd apt with ALL of that space, a doorman, etc? You won't have to worry about having too many cooks in that kitchen! Apt #4 at $3K/month wasn't bad at all. I could be happy there. The 5th apt I liked better than the 4th because it had a bit more space but it isn't on the market. The 6th apartment at $4700/month wasn't bad (nor the rent) if a 3-person roommate situation could happen. My today's winner is.... Apartment #3! Other than the kitchen, there was character, a lot of space, a doorman, etc!
Yay for Charles!!! He always makes the vids so much better.😂❤😂
J bud am so happy for you, u deserve it and your son blessings
Cash and Charles for the win!
Alcove/Niche/Shrine (I Like that, Cathy Dadd!) Is for Bric-a-Brac, and/or seasonal decorative Nick-nacks🤣!
Yes, I want this perfect for me safe as like this with laundry and kitchen. Thank you for show so fantastic !
The nook in the wall was likely some kind of fireplace in decades past.
Hi cute Cash, you must be cold coat, hat, hoodie.😮 .You give new meaning to a walk through . Never understood why are heat sources (in this case the radiator) placed near windows🤷♀️great video. Hi Charles ‼️
A shrine to your god in shelf in apartment #2.
The little shelf of appartment number two could be for books. If TV sucks, you´d had an alternative right away.
In apt 2, that shelf below tv could hold cable box and remove the need for a tv stand taking up floor space! Apt 3 you joke about renting the closet to your uncle… I remember a classmate of mine had an illegal living in his walk-in Galway closet (like 20 years ago)
5:42 as someone whos worked at a cable company for 10 years lol It looks like it's for your cable box and modem / router etc.. mount the tv above it slightly and hides all the equipment in the cavity.
Love to see Charles
The first one is the best. No stairs! Straight out the door! Bars on the window on the outside and strong locks are in order. Like the brick, nice kitchen and laundry. Bath is nice but the shower is so narrow. Would be nice to have a small green area or patio. Curtains or blinds should always be included. 👍
I'm starting to feel sorry for people who live up north. These videos are fun to watch but the reality of the small spaces that you guys live in are like wow .. I pay $740 for a 2-bedroom 1-bath in Jacksonville Florida 850 square feet. I should make a tour of my apartment. These videos are making me really appreciate what I have.
I live in Florida too and I am so thankful to be here after watching these videos. NYC is so expensive and everything looks so dark and dirty! I own my own house that has three bedrooms, 2 baths, and a pool so these apartments are the size of my livingroom.
Charles you crack me up! 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
#1 ~Inside window bars & extra lock needed......if there is a basement underneath..not bad...would be warmer anyway than a cold concrete slab ...nice redesign..why do I think this was a storefront at one point?.W/D in unit makes it!! I give up on NYC fridge door orientations...#2~single mom & 1 kid. #3~ sink in closet! #4~ white, very white..not too bad...the bedroom saved it! #5~ right next door...they should combine that with apartment #4 to make a larger place!! #6~ ok for very small family or 2 people & a work at home office in the small bedroom
Great real estate video! The visuals are stunning, and the attention to detail is impressive. It does an excellent job of showcasing the property's unique selling points and keeping the viewer engaged. Overall, it's a testament to your creativity and expertise in delivering a high-quality product. Well done!
Legit Q- Do you ever have apts along the Macy’s parade route?
I would love to have one along the route so I could just watch from my bed or the living room.
Only if you have $15,000 a month for rent.
👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏 Keep going! I laughed a lot at your puns and silly jokes. You do stand-up quite well kiddo. 👍👍👍
Gotta hold your phone like you’re a cop. 🤣🤣🤣
Awesome job Jordan
you can put baskets in there and store tv remotes and remote things
Happy Tuesday CJ😀n This is Gonna b so Good🔥🔥🔥👍….
I love Charles.
I live in Florida, I just love your channel! You should really be picked up by HGTV and get paid Big Bucks! You are truly telling all sides!
Loved the first apartment💕💕💕 just glad I'm mortgage free and rent free. There aren't many advantages to being 62 but being mortgage free is a biggie!!!!!
I'm going to be 56 this year and in that very same position, no mortgage and no rent... and it's nice.
I enjoy these apartment tours conducted by the comedy duo of Jordan & Monroe. Or is it Chuck and Cheezie? 😄
Just one think if your purchase that apartment if your making something to eat if you try to use two appliances at the same time the trip in the fuse box will trip and will have to be reset so have a look above the cooktop if it's not there it is in the fusebox for the apartment.
That's the perfect closet apt ... Just great...as a single person it's by far the best I've seen that's affordable..cosy
We got another appearance of Spider-Cash!:-) Your mutton chops is really filling in Cash. Time to shave it off.:-)
Best duo on RUclips!
This is the rare case where Cash had my favorite, and it was the one in the start. I don't know the ground floor noise, which would've been the only thing I would've worried about.
The one at the end, the three bedroom, had that weird room, and I was thinking like cash at first - home office set up, but didn't think about how awkward a desk layout would be
That is one of the best apartment kitchens you have shown- in all price ranges
In Australia we have a saying ' tell 'em there dreaming ' from a movie called The Castle, a young Eric Bana in it.
only 1 thing needed. wrought iron on windows.but i love it
The shelf in the 2nd apt looks as if it might have been used for one a floating fire place.
Ms. B. Churchill
Cash and Charles are a great team 🎉
Damn, he tells it like it is. "Post apocalyptic wasteland view" and "ur roommate, who's proooobably a weirdo, is way down there".
I'm an hour away from JfK airport by plane, live in a 1555 sqft beautiful home- on 5 acres. For $701 per month. NYC is cool, but not cool enough to beat NC prices. X0
I liked the first little place the best! If the landlord would build a small "foyer" outside the front door, basically just a closet-sized space with another door as a bit of a barrier to the street, it'd be great. Oh, and window bars!
Love your video format! Also would love to see you branch out from just NYC. Expensive small spaces are only so interesting or sustainable. Sounds like few people are standing in line to rent there. What about Dallas? Miami? North Carolina? Reach!
New york has a way of making a actual one bedroom into a two bedroom to charge more. That "2nd bedroom" in that 4500 place was a shoe box.
First apartment is tiny but I like it. Clean, cosy and trendy!
I'll take the bi-level condo with double terraces on the 43rd floor with view of madison park, but if it's already taken I'll have this apartment, small but really nice practical well-designed place
very nice apartments, charles always with his chocolate drink haha
The landlord are really taking advantage of the recession, the world going, though rent is so expensive
I like these walkthroughs of Supermax cells. Ingenious to ask the occupying poor soul to pay market rent as well...
That opening at 5:31 Is for your shrine!
Cash, those "heaters" are called radiators.
I would absolutely put those small fake candles in that little space in flat 2. The ones that glow. I imagine if you sat far enough away it would look quite nice and warm.
Books in the little cubby shelf :)
Only thing holding bs k that first one is there’s no. Security lol. Needs a gate or something
Candles go into the shelf in the 2nd apartment. Not really feeling today's apartments. All of the kitchens & bathrooms need to be renovated. And all of the living rooms were small & awkward. Too difficult to decorate or furnish properly.
Yeah, the renovations were either in process or incomplete, and dirty grout around a bathtub isn't a good sign. The studio had in-unit laundry and one other had in-building laundry, but otherwise it's a trek to the laundromat. Sharing requires two or more decent-sized bedrooms and more than one bathroom, which none of these offered. We've seen better prospects for the price.
BTW, that niche could only accommodate electronic candles.
@@Bobrogers99 Hey Bob. Haven't communicated with you in quite some time. I agree with your assessment of today's video tour. Not a descent apt in the bunch. And yes, I was thinking purely decorative candles. But little electric white candles would be pretty during the evening.
That little indented shelf is screaming for a nice LED candle arrangement to add some light and atmosphere.
The space at the wall could work for put decorating stuff or an electric hologram or gas fire 🔥 place I guess.
I can’t stand to hear a fire alarm chirp either lol. First chirp I’m looking for a 9v
Hi Cash and to your friends wow I like this small apartment. Very nice kitchen I always like their shiny hardwood floors. I know it seems like living a closet. It’s great for a single person. 👍😀hi I would add some unique knick knacks or photos on that open white wall alcove or shelf👍
The first apartment is the best one I can just walk right into it. I don’t have to go up any stairs. I think it was pretty cool.
Yeah but it ain’t safe
Cubby could hold my hopes and dreams….of finding a better apartment.
Lmao
😂😂😂😂
1:31 you just saved a life ✊🏾👍🏾✌🏾
Charles is a Legend......
Not a fan of the pocket doors at 8:58. Prewar buildings like that would have originally had French Doors. They should have tried to restore as many of the prewar features as possible.
I enjoy watching your videos Cash. I have always wondered what apartments look like in NYC. They are very small and expensive. But there is a shortage of housing so it makes sense. I have to ask do you ever see rats in the apartments or roaches? My daughters who are 9 and 11 were asking.
Good Day !
Tv above that weird shelf, then the shelf is for remotes.
11:55 . . . . Sink Sprayer ? 😬
What is the certificate of occupancy on the first "apartment "?
I think it might have been either a commercial property,or the superintendent 's space.
Overpriced as usual,this apartment, if legal,needs a better series of locks on it!!!
It seems like commercial spaces & basements are being fixed up and rented out as residential properties at prices that are insane!
The first Apt it’s perfect to open a tacos 🌮 / sushi 🍱 shop to pay the rent,😅 the second Apt it’s perfect to add 3 more rooms and make a mini hotel to rent it on AirBNB at 200$ per night to pay that rent 😅😂 in New York no even making 30$ per hours 40 hours per week. anyone can afford that kind of a rent. Saying how it’s as a New Yorker . But thank you for sharing 😄
Charles be walkin’ that penguin!
I loved the first place, a person could set up shop in the front room and set up the back for private living. Just hide the kitchen wall with a curtain, put up a sign, and sell your wares or services. Hair salon, tattooist, artist with art. The weird niche looks perfect for one of those alcohol fueled fireplaces with the gass marbles.
Hi Cash! Hi Charles!
Have not seen that episode of "Friends" about Phoebe's smoke detector? Don't be surprised, if FDNY shows up at your door.
The third one that had carts is a winner.... Tired of carrying all my bags
Good morning Cash ❤
The 1st one is the winner only problem it's on the ground floor. I would be afraid of someone breaking in