Good Day New York at Hudson Yards 

true but it would have been cooler to have a lot more affordable living space since it already is an expensive city

@@andreespina9747 more properties should keep overall prices down through competition. I agree its not ideal but I guess it isn't cheap developing such an awkward location

I laugh when people complain about how expensive it is to live in Hudson yards. As though anyone would spend 25 billion to develop a property then only charge $800 a month to let people live there. 🙄

Great, now you can work minimum wage while serving billionaires.

Yup. A place where someone poor like me will never be able to afford. Maybe I'll get a retail job there.

I was literally about to comment that too, like such assholes

Took the words out my mouth

manufactured class warfare up in this bitch!

@Joel A The average Trump supporter is likely more critical of capitalism than a random neoliberal new york native.

Lmao so what should he do? Take their money away from, nationalize companies, create a welfare state? Bernie is an idiot. Socialism doesn't work.

and i was about to write this same comment....lolz

Remember Chicago?

@@akbarroebetho3533 lol that funny.

@Darwin Magsino China may have some dazzling architecture and infrastructure, but there are over 1 billion people (too crowded) and the average person there still lives in crap conditions compared to the US. I'd rather stay awake here thank you very much.

@Darwin Magsino Nobody wants to go to communist China. Bye!

@Darwin Magsino I've been to China (Shanghai, Beijing and Tianjin). I was impressed (being a New Yorker). Everything is sparkling-new there and shiny. But, once you dig just a bit below the gleaming façade, everything is kind of crappy - service is terrible, amenities are bad, convenience is not there and of course the pollution. Maybe, if we give China another 20 years, they will fix all of that.. but now, no thanks!

they'll arrest you instead

Lilith V. 😂😂

If you are doing worse then your parents then that is nobody else's fault but yours, it is the easiest time in history to build wealth right now. Home mortgage interest rates are lower then when your parents bought a home and barrier to entry for business is lower. If you are born poor that is not your fault but if you die poor it is.

A couple of things. Firstly, if the rich all move to Hudson Yards, then the places they leave will be left for people with less income. This means the poorer get better housing. Secondly, interest rates. If you don't understand their impact on housing, don't talk about housing prices.

Ajani me either I just got hired at one the new restaurants in Hudson Yards also

Kessie Samuel no way really might see you around and never know it lol

Ajani she in a sense fired herself by what she was doing to negotiate a new contract. Suki should have Know better so she had to get outta there.

.it's a SMALL WORLD afte rall?????

We basically live in a cyberpunk dystopia nowadays if you haven’t noticed. Massive censorship online, wealth inequality so drastic people from the past would think we’re joking, and a government spying on us and tracking our every move both online and irl. Oh, and if that isn’t bad enough, we have social media companies selling our data to China. But hey, at least virtual reality is a thing now...

Is this sarcastic?? The prices of these apartments is ridiculous

Yeaaahhhh haha

😂😂😂

The elites of the world ?

A lot of them are likely investment properties. Gross phenomenon in that, while there is a affordable housing shortage, a massive number of residences will be built and never occupied by their owners. Just sit there empty

From China!

International.

Your surname is Lamborghini so u don't need to work you have a sports car company

Isn't that a 2015 Disney film?

NYC is NOT an "old city". They've only just begun. What is a concern to this author is "manhattanite" and the Palisades (techtonics).

What a piece of work is man.

What do you mean extra train?

@@eobardthawne324 don't you have to take the 7 and then transfer to uptown and downtown trains?

@@mrvk39 The 7 stops at times square and grand central.

@@eobardthawne324 yeah, that's my point - you need to take the 7 train just to get to all the other trains that take you uptown/downtown - it's annoying. Most other neighborhoods, you don't need that connecting train.

@@mrvk39 It depends on where you're going. 1 train cant take you everywhere. You need to connect to another one.

Montage

It's the "MTV" school of editing technique. Keep cutting away to a new image, lest people actually focus and begin to think. Deadly.

Not the NY metropolitan area. Maybe upstate.

TM56 Exactly with the new development in cities Just north of Manhattan like Yonkers and white plains it’s becoming Millennial Mecca.

The roaring 20's are just starting my friend.

Please get a clue.

Georgia Dufresne why would they build anything for low income families in midtown Manhattan? It would ruin one if the most expensive (and safe) areas of the city.

Georgia Dufresne Amazon was on board the city dropped the ball thanks to whackadoodles like Alexandria Ocasio Cortez opposing it

Samuel Perkowsky do not be ignorant. Midtown is not that safe.

Would you stop. Go live some where you can afford. What you gonna do living there in subsidized rent then you go to the store and milk costs $8, a movie is $25 and eggs Are $5. You gonna make your ass broke and starve to death then you will cry again. Just live somewhere you can afford from the beginning and be happy

Peter Cheng my wife’s parents have a 2 Million $ apartment on Hudson yards and the moment they croak she gets it and we move in and it’s paid for for ten years. Is it wrong to say I’m looking forward to that?

Dubai's skyline is ugly. Bunch of uneven buildings.

New York city’s GDP is 17 times Dubai . You can’t even use Dubai in the same sentence 😂😂

Doesn't look like a playground to me

Joel A wtf

@@briana.1165 lmao. Comrade Bernie really influenced you didn't he?

Stuart Lee I disagree. The Seaport has nothing to really draw people in, or keep people after work, with the exception of a few bars/restaurants. Hudson Yards, on the other hand, has everything, including a convenient train station. Hudson Yards can also draw from the surrounding vibrant neighborhoods of Chelsea, Hells Kitchen, and mid-town, whereas The Seaport can really only rely on the Wall St. crowd.

@@cynterslave Good. You go there. With the wind whipping off the Hudson River. And say, "Hello" to all the whores there servicing all the truck drivers.

Clown. New York is the safest hig city in the country. This is not the 70's anymore. There will be no issues with walking around there at night.

@@DoggieNYC Thank you, Bill DiCommio!

@@stuartlee6622 I grew up in that neighborhood. I know all about. We used to call it shop rite because of the amount of prostitution going on there. It hasn't been that bad for 20 or more years. Your living in the past. The Meat Packing district was the same 20 years ago except it was chicks with dicks look at it now. Those days are long over. Please get a clue before you comment.

it don't matter if you like it or not you can't afford to live there anyways lol

Blooper, I think J.R. is correct. Imo the buildings are not in themselves architecturally beautiful. They also failed to be inventive, or even visually distinctive, let alone, original. That, to my mind makes the whole project pretty uninspiring - which is the exact opposite of what architecture is supposed to make you feel. It all looks like a rebooted set design out of 80s 'Robocop'. Also, J. R. wasn't criticising a lack of facilities either, so there was no need to regurgitate some facts from the video - we all saw the zealously hyperactive delivery of the presenters here telling us 50 times or more it felt like, that this was all but the second coming of Capitalism living for the modern age. Its clear his (J. R.'s ) point was more about the blatant lack of imagination put into the buildings overall design, and aesthetic in its surroundings, given its location. Now forgive my essay here, but thats a subjective truth based on taste, aka; a straight up opinion of his. He found the buildings ugly and boring - and as you can probably guess - given the historical nature of the project, (in a city historically famous for its innate instinct to pioneer architectural innovation to the world) its true. Subjectively - and without the need to throw insult, try it sometime. Class and taste; two things that, ironically, can transcend wealth entirely.

The thing is they did hire really famous and well known architects for each building but none of them designed anything interesting or ground breaking. Can’t really fault the owners for that, I guess they should’ve done a competition and picked the best designs

Tenants care about their apartments, not whether the architect is gonna win some award for the place.

@@reginaldclemmons910 yeah but we should want to VISIT a major new neighbourhood in the world's greatest city, right? Does anything about this make you want to visit?

Mike O'Keeffe ‘Pretentioua’ isn’t a word, imbecile.

Mike O'Keeffe looks cool af to me

looks sexy as freak to me you peasant

@Hopeful If this is sexy to you, Id hate to see your significant other. Case and point.

It really doesn’t though. NY city is on the verge of bankruptcy because of the ridiculous taxes and sky high public sector spending.....

you AOC's rat, go sink in the toilet

Cry