I Found New York's Smallest Loft... and It's Cheap 

These places are so tight that the fancy appliances and renovations don't even impress me

"You Haven't Touched Anyone Have you" ---- Lmaooooooooo - he crumbled on the inside when you asked him that. -- what would these videos be without Cash's uncomfortable jokes.

I appreciate the drawer dishwashers. In a small space being able to stash and wash is gold. But what's with all the "beverage coolers"? How much do people drink in NYC lol.

I moved to NY a couple months ago and it’s crazy seeing some of the local spots that I’ve seen and been around end up on the video 😂

I love how the apartments have their own laundry machines, those machines alone are worth the asking prices. I don't know about other cities, but the New York City stairs are quite a workout. I feel like Kung Fu Panda whenever I have to walk up those steps!

This dude is making one's home search . . . into an adventure ! 😎 🇺🇸

Hard decision between the two bedroom apartments. You would definitely have to spend a lot of time on that deck in the last one because the living area feels cramped. The trees in the second apartment bring a little bit of nature to the setting. ☮️

Apt 1 has the best kitchen. Apt 2 had a kids playset so could get loud. Apt 3 has nice deck. Use bedroom by door as living room and don't get a roommate. Excellent as always.

The last apartment would be perfect if one of the bedrooms was converted to extra living space, especially with the roof-top deck.

The first one bedroom is the most Easy to set up apartment you've posted in a while!!! LOVE IT

First apt was great! Def the best of the 3 shown. The last one should be a 1 br & the area farthest from the kitchen should be the living area. I just can't imagine having to trek up stairs to grill. What a hassle. So spoiled living in CA where there's abundant outdoor space. Even if the apt is small, it usually has a patio and/or a balcony off the living area so grilling is convenient.

The first one was great. You can put your beauty products in the second medicine cabinet. Cute shelves! 😂 I love your real estate 101 makeshift philosophy. “Save the best for last or the worst for first it’s the same thing”. That could easily be a life lesson Cash. Thank you.

Dustin’s reaction was priceless)))

Whoever is giving his videos a hands down, Your stupid. He’s so cool and gives you a great experience. Thank you for marketing these videos

The renos are impressive, but I felt like I was looking at the same place, just different lighting. The last one with the roof deck broke up the monotony. But...meh.

Yours is my favorite RU-vid channel at the moment. Aside from getting a tour of NYC, I get ideas on interior design as well especially in designing or decorating a small apartment like I have. Well, I’m watching from Ireland and my one bedroom condo is in Manila. I still enjoy your videos anyway and hope you get more subscribers.

it always amazes me how they are able to squeeze these apartments into unusual spaces .... love that private deck!!

That governor endorsement should've waited after Dustin answered the key question...

Check the first part of the Robert Redford/Jane Fonda movie "Barefoot in the Park" for NYC apt in the 1960s. Tiny apt on a 5th floor walk up with a broken skylight in Feb. and it snows inside.

"You haven't touched anyone have you?" 😂😂😂😂😂

All the newest appliances and in-unit W/D can't make up for how cramped most of these renovated units are. I can well imagine that some of the places where friends lived years ago are now split into little matchbox rooms.

I will never get used to how tiny these are and the amount of money they cost.

I have no idea how you have time to put out all these great vids but keep it up

Hey Cash - they look nice, but kitchen setups for #2 and #3 are unappealing. #3’s deck is awesome!

I like the woodsy views of the second apartment! Happy Wednesday. :)

I don’t think I’ll ever get use to how small these places are. There’s no living space, it’s just a medium sized kitchen at best.

Laundry in the bathroom makes soo much more sense than in the kitchen! Every time I see it I shed tears of joy/envy

Cash has worked so hard in this week! 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻

Awesome videos which not only shows the vibe of New York City, but the reality and the cost of living in the City that never sleeps. Showing the area/ neighborhood in which the apartments are located in/on truly helps to understand the price point(s) and all that you"re getting in and around the apartment you may possibly want to rent. Much success to you. Stay safe and healthy(alone with your family) 😇🙏!

All the apartments have a nice new and fresh look and depends on what one wants. Those stairs could be a killer for someone like me, but overall nice apartments.

The washer and dryer always make me happy. :)

His facial expressions in all his thumbnails crack me up 😆 he’s always got his mouth open, eyes looking big & up at something.

In the third they should have done washer dryer side by side with countertop over the top. Wine fridge further under the stairs or just no wine fridge. These little kitchens don't need a wine fridge.

Do love all the exposed brick with these; the two-bedrooms are tough because I'm a sucker for a more nature-oriented view, but the last one does have that deck... Actually decently priced for that part of Manhattan, though they could do with more space and at least an elevator in the last one; can't imagine trying to get furniture up all those stairs... (also love how excited you were about the deck despite your stair exhaustion 😂)

I love the 1st apt. Seems more functional.

The first apartment has a nice kitchen and bathroom. I'm not a fan of windowless living rooms, though, and the bedroom is rather small. The second apartment is a better value. The living room is really a hallway, but the bedrooms are nice and look out at trees, so hanging out in your room is fine. The closets are small though, but that could encourage the tenants to live more minimally, I didn't catch the rent for the third apartment, but it's similar in layout to the second, providing nice bedrooms and a little more closet space. The bathroom is also bigger. What sets it apart is the roof deck, which can be used pretty much eight months out of the year.

The third, yep, that deck makes it the best 👍🏻

First apartments kitchen looked great

That roof deck is awesome!

I love the new techno music in the videos!

I like the natural light in the 3rd place. All those stairs would be your workout. I cook a lot, and I’d have to keep that front door locked so it wouldn’t hit me in the tush. Tight kitchen.

LOVE LOVE the second apartment...so much SUN!!!

I love east Harlem every time you go there . #1 was sweet a little small but I like it . #2 tight space but well lit , fire escapes are balconies or smoking areas lol. #3 so tired of all the stairs but the roof deck is pretty cool . It works for me as a 1 bedroom with a den/office & a roof deck .

I LOVED THAT Lil place , the firstone u showed...in the beginning . LOVED that one...THE MOST

These are beautiful and surprisingly reasonably priced apartments! Love your channel!

For the benefit of any newbies, "an interior view, with some natural light" means: zero view, with little light. (Think Riker’s Island Jail.)

Nice apartments. I really enjoy your commentary and camera shots are awesome!

All very nice for roommate setups. The first one is my favorite. Wish there were more affordable apartments for singletons.

love that third one, it would be very useful with that extra patio for a garden. love it.

WOW! All 3 were awesome!

That first one is probably gone by now, LOVE IT!

All 3 apartments get a thumbs up. One thing to note...in the 3rd apartment, you could get a double drop leaf table (like the Ikea Norden gateleg table) and store it under the stairs going to the deck. In this way you can have it 1/2 set up with one chair under the stairs, both leaves down and stored flat or if you have company, pull the whole thing out for extra space. If you're not interested in a table, a rolling kitchen cart stored in the same spot would be useful. The kitchen has a lot of appliances however it has zero counterspace.

@Cash Jordan I don’t see that you ever reply to some comments but I’m SUPER SUPER excited about this one! It was just yesterday that I commented that I get excited when you get NEAR my old neighborhoods but in this video you were in my old building. The second apartment @4:41 is my old building where I grew up as a kid! Many members of my family lived in that building (mom, aunt and older brother). My grand parents lived in the building next door ( on the right side when facing the building) but that building no longer exists. It’s now a “garden”. Ok, so my excitement may seem silly but I’m 58 yrs old and no longer live in NY so, yeah, it was SPECIAL to me. Oh, btw, the reason I know that IS my old building is bc the front facade has not changed a bit however the interior has. That second apartment is 212 E. 105 St. I couldn’t tell which apartment number. You just made this lady a happy lady. 😁😁😁

ONLY USING CAPS FOR ME TO SEE BETTER - IT'S PROBABLY JUST ME, BUT U SEEM AWFUL ROUGH WITH APPLIANCES, LOL

Laundry mats are all over and you have room to hang and fold clothes so I'd forgo the machines which take up to much space. Most of those two bed units could have one set up as a TV room with a couch. Loved the one with the nice basement.

I like the kitchen and bathroom in the first one. The third one has a good bathroom.

Good Morning 🌞

So I live on the other side of the country, I have no interest in moving and I love the place I'm in. But I'm sitting here watching videos of you showing places in New York because you're just fun and I always love seeing what other places look like. Great videos! I love how you crouch down to shoot.

“I don’t care where you’re getting it as long as you’re getting it” and he’s only talking about natural light in the room 🤣🤣🤣🤣

Great looking 1st appartment. I just like it......Nice kitchen and bathroom

It's interesting what New Yorkers priorities must be (at least according to landlords) - big, new appliances, wine fridges, updated bathrooms. And then there's the things you can live without - kitchen counter space, actual entertaining space, closet space, breathing space. Perhaps living in a city with all of the high rises makes it normal to not expect much space anywhere. It's fun to see it all, but it's definitely not for me.

My first NYC apartment (back in 1977) was on East 75th between 1st and 2nd -- 6th floor walk-up with the tub in the kitchen and toilet in the hallway outside (but it was for my use only). The bedroom was just big enough for a full-sized bed, but fortunately the previous tenant had installed and left a loft bed, so the floor area was clear. The best part? It was $180/month -- woot!

That third one is MONEY! I like how the door to the apartment has been painted within the past decade and the steps are nice. The kitchen could be bigger, but you don't need to cook much with all those cool restaurants. I like the glass doors and fit and finishes are awesome!

I exercise five days a week and still can't stand stairs. I'm working on it though.

It's amazing how expensive New York City is. I'm in Mount Vernon Washington which is smack dab between Seattle and Vancouver, BC. I pay $1,500 a month and have a three bedroom one bath 1,200 square foot 110-year-old Craftsman bungalow with a fenced yard. Lots of space for gardening and already had three existing raised beds. Washer, dryer, dishwasher. All beautiful wood floors. I'm within walking distance of the downtown area with all kinds of restaurants and great shops, a historic theater, an organic grocery store, the library. Also a second grocery store on the way to there.

Cash, I’d be afraid that someone would climb up that fire escape and break into my apartment.

Congrats on your new wide-angle lens, Cash! Definitely a wider field of view! The autofocus is also much improved--less jarring than your previous lens (when shifting from foreground to background). I'm in the market for a new wide angle lens myself so, just curious--which lens did you get? Thanks again for all of your great videos, and for your sense of humor. You make me laugh nearly every day!

They're all pretty good,, I like the first one the best!

I can't stop watching your videos! I'll never live in New York but somehow when I watch your videos, it feels like some day I will and these will be helpful 😂

Brick Wall Entertainment Center! 📺 L-Shaped Couch! 🛋️😋🤣🙄

The first apartment got points for laundry and high grade finishes, but lower grades for the small bedroom and the lack of sunlight, and it's a walkup. The second apartment gets points for the laundry and nice finishes, but everything is too cramped to share. The third one has the same pluses and minuses, but the benefits of the rooftop deck are cancelled by the seriously-walkup location of the unit. BTW, a small bathroom is not a major problem since its use is usually not a group activity - except with very, very good friends.

I would use those last two apartments as a one bedroom and use the second bedroom as a living area. The apartment makes sense that way.

Cash, when doing your neighbourhood walkabout can you please tell us about any local daycare places & pet groomers/walking places & the cost of doing laundry if no in unit laundry. Than, you & keep up the good work!

One things for sure, and that’s if you suffer from claustrophobia, these apartments will either kill or cure you. The one with the wrap around counter offers some options, and I liked looking out into green, at least from May-October.

Last one you could put a stool at the beverage fridge probably and use the top as a dining nook maybe

Ha at your comment about cold brew. I live in the Pacific Northwest and love my cold brew that I make at home during warmer months. But once it starts getting colder out the last thing you want to do is drink cold coffee!

That third apartment will help you get your steps in!

Crazy how small all the rooms are. The kitchen in the last 1 was not helped at all by putting the washer & dryer right there. But it did have a good sturdy set of stairs up to the roof. Lots of exposed brick walls in all of them. Just not a fan of any of them

Really liked apartment 1, apartment 2 was so-so, apartment 3 not to my liking.. Apartment 3 did have a really nice bathroom.

I love your videos. I don't even want to move to New York.... well, actually, I kinda DO, but only because of your videos. I mainly watch for your personality and humor! Don't change and don't stop posting.

I basically subscribed for the slamming! Keep up the good work!

Left out the part about the fridge in apt. #3 being in that tiny living room. That would be a “Nope!” from me. Apt. #2 with those tree branches outside the windows has a lot of appeal.

Interesting apartments. What's with beverage coolers? Liked the apt with the trees outside the windows. Very calming and relaxing and better than looking into a building airshaft. Nice decks also. I could live in any of those apts and be happy. They did an excellent job with the renovations. A little more room would be nice, but then again, that would sky-rocket the rents, and, you really get used to small spaces living in the city. It's only when you have company from out of state that they ask you where the rest of the apt is, and you reply "this is it, the whole thing in a nutshell"..lol.

These three are really nice for the price👏🏻👏🏻

Oh God yes I like of prescription that might fit lol... I liked the woods view instead of the trap in-between the building with the 20x 30 feet or smaller look

Love this one

Oh those trees! If I were to chose, it would be that one.

That second place overlooks a playground/school, no thank you. That first one was really cute.

Spoiled for choice today Cash. Loved all 3 but my fav was #3.

These places are very nice. That part of East Harlem is also pretty nice. Can’t wait to afford something similar in the future

The first apartment is so nice.

In these apartments there are nice modern appliances and fixtures and cabinetry, BUT they are wrongly placed: 1. beverage cooler right next to the bathroom; 2. kitchen right next to the bathroom door, and laundry machines next to the fridge; 3. Again, laundry machines, beverage cooler, and bathroom placement issues. The layouts of all three are not put well together.

I agree that the living space for all three apartments is small and the kitchens are tight. In any case, the third apartment is the most suitable except for the walkup.

Easy on closing the appliances, Cash!

Having lived in Seattle, I don't mind a darker apartment, but wouldn't you have more noise from an interior unit than one facing the street? Wouldn't you hear everyone's music, arguments, TV, etc., especially in the summer with open windows?

Nice and entertaining videos as usual....The apartments are all nicely done, the first one, although a bit dark has a nice kitchen with real counter space ( the second one has no more than 3 inches of counter around the sink), nice living and bedroom. I suppose on the 2 bedroom apts. one could put a Murphy bed with a fold-down table attached to it and use it as dinning room and office while not sleeping, which is most of the time we're awaken.....as for the closets, may be one or two can hold any cloths at all, the "skinny" ones are good for two winter coats and a couple of suits that's it, I wonder where people who rent those apts. keep their clothes.....

I used to love on that same block on 102nd street about 2 years ago.

Great video

Cash abusing the kitchen appliances

Hi Cash hope you're doing okay in New York! I was wondering if someone from outside of the US (I'm from Sweden btw) where to move to New York, what are some "good things to know" from the perspective from someone who's working in Real Estate (I hope I got that right) & someone who's been living in NY for some time? Take care!