INSIDE the SMALLEST Apartment in NEW YORK CITY | 60 ft.² Micro Studio

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INSIDE the SMALLEST Apartment in NEW YORK CITY! Well we have found it! In this video we tour the smallest of of all the micro NYC apartments, minimalist New York studio apartments, and tiny NYC apartments. This studio is officially the smallest apartment in ALL of New York City...with just 60 ft.² of usable living space in this micro studio apartment!
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0:00 - Intro
2:20 - Apartment #1
6:00 - Apartment #2
9:53 - Apartment #3
Welcome to the channel! Erik Conover is an American RU-vidr, Real Estate Agent and adventure filmmaker living in New York City. Conover creates travel series featuring incredible destinations around the World, along with his million-dollar luxury listings series giving viewers exclusive access to some of the most beautiful luxury homes on the market.
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@erikvanconover 3 года назад

Comment below when you started watching my RU-vid channel and if you remember the VLOGS from my first tiny apartment!

@shanuhof 3 года назад

I started in 2017/2018 and I remember I think the second one or so haha... I loved it!

@aprilshorty4094 3 года назад

I've only been watching about a yr and a half unfortunately 😪 lol

@maxworks 3 года назад

2018!

@bzzerc 3 года назад

I started watching in 2015 when you were with Jess

@leokahm2204 3 года назад

3rd quarter of 2019 or something. Anyway, when you go back to the vlogs it seems like true luxury compared to these😂

@AB-dz3wy 3 года назад

I can’t imagine paying $1100+ dollars a month for an apartment that is smaller than my bedroom. I am truly grateful for what I have.

@sanchecito240 3 года назад

You should be🤨

@antdx316 3 года назад

The enjoyment is outside the room in the city. The room is just to sleep and groom but the hallway bathroom is insane in a super bad way.

@fsu-chorgz-2490 3 года назад

@@antdx316 but you don't understand living in places where you can get a large home for like 1 or 2k a month 1095 for a 5th of your room is absurd

@kirkrotger9208 3 года назад

@@fsu-chorgz-2490 Yeah, but think about where you have to live to have such cheap housing.

@dbonks4342 3 года назад

It’s a choice they made. Don’t feel bad for them. NYC is the most expensive place in the country (maybe San Fran)

@iiC3QUEENxx 3 года назад

Huge window to look out everyday to think about where it all went wrong ….

@cynthiadelvalle528 3 года назад

Good one. That really made me laugh!

@RedVoteRedemption 3 года назад

Lmao

@kataleyam4932 3 года назад

😂🤣😂🤣😂

@xxx-wu2jj 3 года назад

LMAO

@deoxyplasmic 3 года назад

Lol!

@john-daman Год назад

It’s not an apartment unless it has a private bathroom and a kitchen. If it doesn’t have those things, then you just rented a room not an apartment.

@cocolocoflow Год назад

It would be extremely cool to see people living in small places like that. not just see the apartment empty ... but see how a person would arrange their belongings and make that tiny space a home.

@sunnydaze2359 Год назад

Imagine asking your girlfriend to come back to your place. I don’t think they would be too many second dates.

@skywalker6648 Год назад

Right, that's what I was looking for. An empty one ALONG with one fully furnished.

@cocolocoflow Год назад

@@sunnydaze2359 I was in a similar situation for a year while living in Chicago, I still got ass 😁😁😁 Got to play your cards right.

@4tbf616 Год назад

Well, Hong Kong is a thing and they do that there... Even smaller places than depicted in the video btw, "Cage homes" have only about 10-30 square feet

@Nazgy Год назад

I recommend a channel called Tokyo Lens. He has a video on tiny Tokyo apartments that's exactly this.

@1552.fred0 3 года назад

“For 1500, this is not bad” Yes it is. It is bad.

@JackKnoxx 3 года назад

NYC is insane

@jlgonthebeat3080 3 года назад

1500 in my town could get you the nicest house there is

@haniifahnabiil4226 3 года назад

not bad but VERY BAD JAJAJAJAJA

@dontbanmebrodontbanme5403 3 года назад

It depends on where you are in life. If you're a young kid, fresh out of college and you got a good paying job, city life is great. But after about a year of having fun, yeah, living in a closet doesn't cut it. And with COVID-19, the benefit of city life obviously isn't there like it used to be.

@adelgado8917 3 года назад

@@jlgonthebeat3080 a house or a full apartment within a house?

@slugbug229 3 года назад

Imagine being in quarantine in that last apartment? I would literally go mentally insane.

@Sunshine2day515 3 года назад

Same!!

@chickenlounge641 3 года назад

That would’ve ben called solitary.

@antdx316 3 года назад

as long as there is internet.. just change the interior to be something out of a luxury hotel

@ladymaneli3597 3 года назад

Atleast mental hospital has more room than this hahaha 😆

@fatmonkey8u 3 года назад

It’s bigger than my place and I’ve been stuck here all quarantine …

@demodrakkaen0316 Год назад

I have never been more thankful for growing up in the Midwest until this video. For many years, I've thought 1br 1 bath 623 ft² with more amenities than I could type for $1550 was outrageous. That's considered luxury apartments for us, and in NYC, they're getting shoe closet apartments for the same price.

@N8dagr8t Год назад

I’m a New Yorker and I never understood why they made this big big city with all these tiny tiny rooms. Blows my mind.

@taufiqurrahaman3031 Год назад

Make America great agian. By the way America was never been great. They got rich by doing wars and looting oils. Middle East made todays USA.

@H81234 Год назад

It’s to fit more people if they eliminated these tiny apartments. The population would go down by a couple thousand.

@N8dagr8t Год назад

@@H81234 And so would the rent hopefully lol. This makes good sense though.

@H81234 Год назад

@@N8dagr8t I think if 3 million people moved out I’ve New York City things wouldn’t be as chaotic as it is now. Y’all are too overpopulated.

@TheAmericanCatholic Год назад

@@H81234 not enough housing being built due to building regulations. I think nyc abolish zoning long ago but there is still more thing holding nyc back. Density needs to be increased, add more floors to low rise buildings.

@shiffyrossell1228 3 года назад

I love how they are all cheery while they are selling depression.

@crossovo 3 года назад

reminds me of Black Mirror episodes

@shawnkay5462 3 года назад

Well they’re making money. lol

@kayzzzzzzzzz 3 года назад

@@crossovo omg right

@justjackmarstonwithinternet 3 года назад

"Depression" I want the last one

@vincentrosario5358 3 года назад

I'd be down for one of these! Either that or vanlife

@djhersom9211 3 года назад

These prices are criminal, I wouldn’t even call it an apartment if there’s no stove or bathroom, it’s a bedroom.

@professionalyoutubevideowa37 3 года назад

Bro, that's a broom closet.

@heredianna2496 3 года назад

@@professionalyoutubevideowa37 🤣😂🤣 sadly true...

@angelsunknown8367 3 года назад

Welcome to nyc

@mayuzumiandme 3 года назад

Or room for you know company

@carimavandijk1091 3 года назад

That first appartmen is almost three times as expensive as the 3 bedroom 2 story family home my mom rents

@eugeniozapacosta6390 11 месяцев назад

Great video! but let's shift our attention to something productive. with the way the market is moving, we'll mostly hold for longer than 2030 to realize profit gain, I think a video on "How to profit from the present market" will be more effective, I mean I've heard of people making upto 250K within few months and I'd like to know how.

@gyorgyikestefania5801 11 месяцев назад

well the bigger the risk, the bigger the reward and such impeccable trades are better executed by professionals

@manuelolaf772 11 месяцев назад

That right, I started investing sometime in 2018 and by late 2019, I pulled a profit of over $750,000 with no prior investing knowledge or skill, I was basically just following the guidelines set by the financial advisor I use, so you don't necessarily need to be a perfect investor or do the hardworks, just have a professional guide you.

@heidekathrine4433 11 месяцев назад

How can one find a resourceful broker, I buy the idea of employing their services, its a shame market crashes as of late have become a sort of habit for stocks

@manuelolaf772 11 месяцев назад

John Joseph is the brokerage-adviser. He has been of great help and his tutelage has brought me to a higher understanding of profit generation. Crypto trading is a digital currency investment that can bring you good profits over time.

@Patrick-xt7bm 11 месяцев назад

I think I came across this name John Joseph on my way to work on the billboards and as to his effectiveness how can he be contacted please?

@KatherineAnderson-lm8bw 10 месяцев назад

Building wealth involves developing good habits like regularly putting money away in intervals for solid investments. Instead of trying to predict and prognosticate the stability of the market and precisely when the change is going to happen, a better strategy is simply having a portfolio that’s well prepared for any eventually, that’s how some folks' been averaging 150K every 7week these past 4months according to Bloomberg.

@alicebenard5713 10 месяцев назад

That’s crazy, I’m just doing everything wrong with my portfolio

@JamesAnderson-ox2ep 10 месяцев назад

The US-Stock Mrkt had been on it’s longest bull-run in history, so the mass hysteria and panic is relatable considering we’re not accustomed to such troubled mrkts, but there are avenues lurking around if you know where to look. My wife and I are retiring this year with over $7,000,000 in tax deferred investments. up until 3 years ago we were 100% in the S&P. During bear markets we had a perfect plan. We got an investment manager in our corner and didn’t look at our portfolio for nearly a year

@brittanynicolette9473 10 месяцев назад

Same here, 75% of my portfolio is in the red and I really don’t know how long I can stomach the losses. I’m beginning to reach a breaking point.

@PhilSommer2 10 месяцев назад

Patience patience patience. It's a cycle.... a sucky point in the cycle, but a cycle nonetheless.

@RyanContreras72 10 месяцев назад

Hello, I am new when it comes to investing and i would really appreciate if I could get some tips about where it is worth to invest in (ETFs, Stocks, Growth stocks, Dividend stock etc.)

@xPower4Goodx 3 года назад

Can’t get my head around the fact that he said his old studio was about the size of a walk in closet.. like sir what walk in closet are you talking about

@trevorfoster6491 3 года назад

Lol 250 Sq foot closet? Damn

@lyndagruen2047 3 года назад

I think in the UAE they sometimes rent out closets as sleeping quarters, their cities are that expensive. But come to think of it, gee, some of us have walk-in closets about the size of some of these apartments. That's sad.

@OrangeGraffiti 3 года назад

#richlife

@MrHocotateFreight 3 года назад

@@lyndagruen2047 yeah no, nobody has closets that big without a)sacrificing a necessary room or b) having immense amounts of disposable income

@wrestlar3246 3 года назад

@@MrHocotateFreight Not everyone lives in a city.

@arajo5773 2 года назад

These apartments look like the houses I build for my poor sims where they have just enough space to move.

@micheleosullivan4430 2 года назад

This made me giggle! ;

@Sai.Divine 2 года назад

As a New Yorker who loves sims, NYC is just a big file save with the move objects cheat on 🤣

@benjaminmilleson2928 2 года назад

Your a savage Lord

@jodzii98 2 года назад

Hahahaha omg so true

@donaldturner797 2 года назад

🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

@TrinityJoy Год назад

I would be willing to do the 2nd one. Using a bed with additional storage. And I don't mind the tiny bathroom because I wouldn't feel safe sharing a bathroom as a woman living alone. And I have a weird fascination with tiny spaces so that one felt the most reasonable option. Still really expensive though

@verostreltsova411 Год назад

And the "terrace" on the fire escape somehow speaks to me as well! 😁

@pmc2999 9 месяцев назад

Yes, never a place without it's own bathroom.

@oklu_ 3 месяца назад

I resonate with that wierd facination, even though I see in the comments that people like you and me have less likes 😂

@desktopkitty Год назад

I could handle living in a tiny place, but I draw the line at not having a private bathroom in my own place. When I lived in the dorms, I cooked my own meals 3 days of the week or I'd eat out. Then I moved off campus because I just didn't want to live on campus and for my safety because I was getting bullied by some of the residents. The only off campus housing I could afford were once 120 sq ft. dorms that had been renovated into tiny apartments. The "bathroom" wasn't even a room because there was no door. It was just a toilet and shower, and I hung up curtains for separating it from the living/sleeping area. The kitchen was just a counter with a fridge under it, sink, and a 2 burner stove. My entire apartment was the size of a bedroom, including the "kitchen" and "bathroom". But it was all mine, quiet, and I was safe.

@Aftertaste_ 3 года назад

Imagine paying $1100 for a bedroom smaller than a standard prison cell.

@fatmonkey8u 3 года назад

Well for me it’s more like 1300 and my place is smaller than apt #3 …

@Chi26trojans 3 года назад

@@fatmonkey8u my only question is WHY?! How do you people put yourselves through this and then tell yourself it’s worth it? There are so so so many other places around the world where your quality of living could be 100x better for less money

@jtommyboi 3 года назад

3x the space isn’t saying much 😭

@ramisohail 3 года назад

@@Chi26trojans seriously in my country i pay 500$ for a month for 3 bedroom apartment, 3 other rooms a kitchen and 3 bathrooms and my room is 4/5 times bigger than apartment number 3

@Greentrees60 3 года назад

I don't have to imagine it, I did it when I was in Korea. North Americans don't have a clue what dense apartments are. But now that I have done it I am extremely confident about my adaptability

@xxMrOMGxx 3 года назад

New York City isn’t just Manhattan lol you can easily get the same prices or better ones for much larger apartments in the boroughs. People’s obsession with living in broom closets just to say they’re from the city always surprises me.

@JELIFISH19 3 года назад

You can find much better options in Manhattan. These people want the status of living in certain neighborhoods.

@lizliz8767 3 года назад

I was looking for this comment 😭😭 they could really go tour much nicer apartments for the same price in queens or brooklyn, a few train stops from the city 🤦🏻‍♀️

@BarbieBizarree 3 года назад

“Broom closets” 💀

@gabbieromano58 3 года назад

ikr & its not like you’re sacrificing the city experience because you can literally use public transport to get into Manhattan easily

@condor6327 3 года назад

@@gabbieromano58 I hope more people who have a dream to live in the city come to realize this. There's no need to sacrifice your comfort and sanity to achieve that

@adolescent21 Год назад

after seeing all those tiny apartments i feel so lucky and grateful to be living where i am living.

@cjuice9039 Год назад

I really don't know why but I am utterly fascinated by living in small spaces like these.

@NAmeansNotAttendingfinals 11 месяцев назад

Same, but it's more because it's NY

@oklu_ 3 месяца назад

Me too. The first and second apartments are bigger than where I used to live in my early 20's in South Korea! I was happy then

@aaronjudkins8314 2 года назад

“Don’t say the rent’s too high” Bro, where I live you can rent a whole 3 bedroom house for $1,500. I understand the appeal and the pricing; it is a huge city full of business and culture and opportunity, but for something that little it’s just a little jarring.

@kieran.grant_ 2 года назад

Dead serious, where do you live? I might move there.

@Mr.DISRESPECT 2 года назад

@@kieran.grant_ LMAO

@TheNylter 2 года назад

We have a 3800 sq. ft., 6 bedroom, 3.5 baths, 2 story with full basement house for $1400ish a month mortgage payment.

@BerraLJ 2 года назад

Is New York really that appealing these days?

@celesterobbins5830 2 года назад

You think that's crazy, I have a two bedroom with formal dining room, a garage and full yard control for only $500/month plus electricity. Clinton, Iowa- full of jobs and dirt cheap to live in.

@moniquelakin8570 3 года назад

I come from New York and still live here, both of those “apartments” are illegal. These Landlords are ridiculous!!!!!

@grayonthewater 3 года назад

Just curious what laws are they violating? Is it a fire hazard thing?

@omw2fyabihhh 3 года назад

@@grayonthewater There’s a bunch of codes these apartments violate. A legal bedroom in NYC must be a minimum of 80 square feet and have a width of at least 8 feet in any direction. An apartment needs two means of egress such as a window and a door that can be opened from the inside. The last apartment doesn’t have a fire escape, if there’s a fire in the hallway there is no possible way for the renter to get out safely.

@hinatahyuuga120 3 года назад

@@omw2fyabihhh last I checked the codes said the minimum was a 150 Sq ft excluding buying built before 1978. Like a studio and 1bed have to be a min of 150, but a 1 bedroom the bedroom has to be a min of 80

@Del15815 24 дня назад

Report this apartment and owners

@melindakemunto7209 Год назад

I feel like I'm already running out of air to breathe by just watching how tiny those apartments are

@ComaLies225 Год назад

I was lucky to find my current place for a very cheap price and it’s bigger than all these apartments combined. Seriously I’m not joking. The last tenant was here for years which is why the rent is reasonably low. I’m also in NY. The first apartment is great for someone who just moved and is looking to get used to NY before getting a career and moving up. The other two literally raised my anxiety

@windycitydreaming 3 года назад

The fact that they're laughing and acting like it's some wonderful thing to "make it" by getting ripped off by greedy landlords is wild. Like, I'm sitting in Chicago right now, desirable neighborhood, ten minutes to downtown by train, less by car and in paying less than the adjusted rate on that first walk-in closet. NYC has people brainwashed.

@ketugrahagraha3673 3 года назад

Chicago is cheaper to live (lived there, my favourite city in the whole big, wide, wild world). 1500/month is pretty much what you pay for a bedsit in London (lived there as well) though you have to pay bills on the top (council tax, say 100 quid, electricity andother 100, water, gas). Does 1500 include bills?

@windycitydreaming 3 года назад

@@ketugrahagraha3673 Yeah, I know it's cheaper, that was kinda my point. It's still overpriced in a lot of ways, but landlords in places like NYC get away with murder. I pay 1350, gas and electric not included. I earn enough to be considered firmly in the "upper-middle class" category but would be scraping by in NYC. It's nuts.

@ketugrahagraha3673 3 года назад

@@windycitydreaming Yes, it is. I watched once a video on the RU-vid about a lady who built an eco-hut on her own land (Wells, UK) and had to fight for the right to build a place on her own land for 8 YEARS! The way she put it, t's not civilized when people have to fight for the right to have a roof over their heads. NY is crazy. London is even worse.

@adelgado8917 3 года назад

@@ketugrahagraha3673 So since I live in this monopoly city I'll tell you in some cases for example, if you pay 1500 in most cases in Manhattan where they're looking is just the rent, very few add some (at least 2) utilities within that amount. Its fucking ridiculous. I don't know who the hell wants to live like that, you're wasting more than what you can try to save. When you look outside of the city into the the other 4 boroughs depending on the neighborhoods you can find a bit more for less, or more for about the same, and those agai. are with some utilities and very rare with ALL utilities included. At the end of the way it's what you make like for instance a minimum wage job they typically pays $15-$17 dollars isn't going to cut it here, you'll need another form of income, if not try to land a pretty decent job... NYC is fun but actually living here will honestly suck you dry.

@adelgado8917 3 года назад

@@windycitydreaming Don't even get me started... I've been searching for my very first place and even considering places looking for a roommate and it's still baffling on what I come across. At this point I rather search across the Hudson into jersey! At least there I've seen some rentable places that offer all utilities included, and have a pretty decent room (750-900 with some-all utilities) or decent size apartment for yourself. Like I've seen a 2 bedroom 1 bathroom, and a kitchen with living area at 1200-1500 with some utilities, and in jersey they parking on the property with is a plus. Now that's definitely not that bad at all.

@milhouse901 3 года назад

idk how i would live in a place like this and not fall into depression

@eddieportillo897 3 года назад

You live in NY though, you're supposed to treat your place like a hotel where you're only there to sleep and shower.. that being said those prices are absolutely ridiculous and should be illegal

@FunInTheSun8 3 года назад

I'd love it!

@lemonade432 3 года назад

@@eddieportillo897 the last one didn't even have a place to shower

@bluesky5384 3 года назад

@@eddieportillo897 Idk I don’t like that. I think your home should feel like a place to recharge.

@findyourpassion8722 3 года назад

I would develop claustrophobia so fast! Just watching this video makes me anxious.

@abiola33 Год назад

After seeing this video, I appreciate my spacious studio a million times more than I ever did.

@MARRANCA2 Год назад

Yep. Mine, too. My studio is 300 Sq ft, and I have EVERYTHING that I need/want in it...including a separate area for my daughter's "room" (behind 2 7' room dividers).

@abiola33 Год назад

@@MARRANCA2 Your space sounds amazing!

@aspacepilot8582 2 года назад

That second apartment looks like something I’d build in sims with like less than 2000 simoleons. I swear I’ve seen that bathroom in every tiny build home-

@d18zephyr 2 года назад

My take away, particularly regarding the last apartment, is that just because something is possible, it doesn't make it ok.

@pockywockz 2 года назад

100% agree - the way they were talking about that last flat made it seem like it was okay that Cash just dumped all his stuff just to make that flat work... would also really love to know what the rent for it would've been in 07 bc I doubt it was anywhere close to the 1100 they're asking for it now..

@v.c.d 3 года назад

After this i feel rich for having a normal sized apartment.

@mikeymike9926 3 года назад

bruh my bedroom in my parents house makes me feel richer than this

@imapopo2924 3 года назад

@@mikeymike9926 My bedroom, the smallest of the three, in our old double wide is about the size of #3. And our house payment is $500 a month.

@joepieone6271 3 года назад

I have the most “expensive looking 👀” Closet in my home from the looks of these apartments..

@malinda6860 3 года назад

Dead ass

@Senaihh 3 года назад

Normal sized apartment in Idaho is not comparable. People pay for the neighborhood

@frogturtle 10 месяцев назад

honestly videos like these are more inspiring than the 8 or 9 figure mega penthouse ones. getting your start in a busy place full of opportunities. even if you’re not in NYC, being at the beginning of your journey can be super exciting

@AnonimoslawAnonimowy 6 месяцев назад

What does it inspire you to do?

@oklu_ 3 месяца назад

I second this comment

@juliasharp2857 Год назад

I watch these videos all the time. Cash's videos and collabs with others. I would never make it. I literally could not do it these days. I lived in cities and now I gotta be in the woods :) More dogs. Less people. Still the videos are interesting :)

@upside93 3 года назад

"Its great if you have no friends" Sounds like a great place to live to dive as deep into misery as possible.

@BobbyGeneric145 3 года назад

Nice place to be a junkie.

@jibbymarket 2 года назад

Or dive somewhere else

@blakew5672 2 года назад

Well, a few of em have balconies you can hang yourself from at least. It’s not a glitch, it’s a feature lol

@theamaranthineman574 2 года назад

@Nóra Jánosi Looks more like the last stop before you BECOME homeless.

@remembercollins8244 2 года назад

It's unbelievable that landlords in NYC get away with renting closets as apartments

@remembercollins8244 2 года назад

@Mega Canon No, it's American greed

@seansense 2 года назад

You can thank liberal De Blasio for that.

@GadgetMsGadget 2 года назад

@@seansense This had been the way WAAAAY BEFORE de Blasio's time.

@bradleysmith9431 2 года назад

I'd you build it, they will come

@mmelendez514 2 года назад

@@seansense didn’t know De Blasio was responsible for pre-war building and zoning…

@alanawalker6879 Год назад

You really gotta have big dreams living in NYC. I live in a two-story, 2 bed, 2 bath apartment for $975, split with a friend. There is ample storage, we have all appliances (even room for a dishwasher if we needed it) and a ton of space + a yard. I'm happy I chose small-ish town living

@doncovdancecompany1025 Год назад

I always watch these videos and I’m like, “ wow, they are so small! I can’t believe it!” Meanwhile, looking back, I’ve lived in very small apartments before. One was a room above a garage and I did once go to look at an apartment in I believe it was Takoma Park, MD. I walked in and it was like a kitchen/bedroom/living room combo then a tiny closet and a bathroom…honestly I think it was smaller than these apartments. It’s near DC so it makes sense. I don’t remember the price, but I think it was around $800 a month.

@duby149 3 года назад

Born and raised in NYC, and stuff like this is why there needs to be a huge overhaul of the renting laws and standards in NYC. Some people don't agree with me but all I'm saying is things need to change because You shouldn't be able to rent out what is basically a storage closet for 800 plus a month, there need to be set standards like how a room must have a window and a closet for it to legally be considered a bedroom. I could understand paying higher rent for a studio apartment with a nice kitchen with new modern appliances for 1300$ to 1500$ but instead we are seeing tiny closet like this go for these prices, we need some regulation on the amount you can charge for the amount of space you are renting out.

@lyghtrs 3 года назад

There's far worse than these 😑

@harpot678 3 года назад

Bro, there are so many studies about rent control in cities that show its effects

@ljmac22 3 года назад

There are people that live in pods in Hong Kong. They are not much larger than a casket basically, you can’t stand up in them.

@bluesky5384 3 года назад

@@KaguraWindQueen Hard to act otherwise when you grow up there. As a Midwesterner, I agree however.

@JacobthePoshPotato 3 года назад

How about reduce the property values in new york

@katrinacave1990 2 года назад

Alex webber is a guy living in one of the apartments in the last building, he just moved to New York and is posting videos about this place if anyone wants to see the perspective of actually living there!

@maggie8591 2 года назад

I knew it looked familiar

@avaisabel4719 2 года назад

its actually Axel Weber but ya I love that guy

@kimberdayato2095 2 года назад

That’s the EXACT one it’s facing the brick wall with the neighbors window placed slightly to the left

@cortney3798 2 года назад

@@avaisabel4719 it’s actually Axel Webber

@sonicfan234567 2 года назад

I love Axel so much! He deserves the world

@carlosoliver1887 Год назад

Well I pay 75 bucks a month for 2 beds (or 1 bed and a studio), living, room, kitchen, service yard and 1 bathroom, but it's in state of mexico lol

@birdmustard7098 Год назад

The fact that the last apartment is smaller than the bedroom of my one bedroom apartment and costs $700 less blows my mind. I cannot imagine paying that much for that small of a place

@Stantastics 2 года назад

NOW I know why NYC has a LOT of homeless people, these rents are absolutely ridiculous and super high because it's the city of apparent dreams. I'm doneee

@stoneyj1a1 2 года назад

Democrats ruin everything

@Big_Lou57 2 года назад

Prices are high because no one wants to live there. Most people would like no live in NYC no one wants to live in bumfuck Boise or Kansas

@c.m.cordero1772 2 года назад

@@Big_Lou57 I’d absolutely take Boise and probably Kansas over NYC any day.

@robotjeans 2 года назад

@@stoneyj1a1 Really? Didn't know Giuliani or Bloomberg were democrats, you know when all of the rents started exploding and homlessness skyrocketed?

@manofsan 2 года назад

They're done - because of rents like that. But without them, there'd be no busboys in NYC.

@Maccreeperslayer 3 года назад

File this under: "stupid shit people put up with for no good reason.

@paingenerator8338 3 года назад

Exactly. Scummy slum lords get rich while renters stay poor.

@johnthedropper7289 3 года назад

They get to live in the greatest city on earth. Where else can you pay 1,500 in rent for a shoebox?

@MrSomnix 3 года назад

@@johnthedropper7289 except rent is so high you can't actually do anything while living in "The greatest city on earth." This guy couldn't even afford the subway you think he was having all kinds of fun in NY night life?

@speakevermore 3 года назад

@@MrSomnix wooosh

@TSD4027 3 года назад

@@johnthedropper7289 Greatest city on earth, where many residents and businesses are fleeing due to tax and regulation.

@redneckbryon Год назад

The first unit, all four of those apartments, in that little hallway were probably all one unit at one time. That second apartment, that small if you would want to call it a loft, would be considered the bed space in a place like China, they would even provide a ladder. It’s crazy how these apartments are legal.

@MrRugbyloosehead Год назад

A friend of mine lived in Tokyo for a year, he went there to teach English to people their who needed it for their jobs, but it was where he lived that was ridiculous! It was a small capsule type that only was your sleeping quarters,as you shared the kitchen,sitting room and bathroom with about twenty others in one room! The building he lived in had a hundred floor split into ten rooms each floor,then those had the twenty capsules! He said after awhile he got claustrophobic from the amount of people and it was worse when you walked anywhere!

@janetgriffin7779 3 года назад

That last place is definitely for a med student who’s doing nothing but sleeping there.

@driealee1441 3 года назад

Lol

@ZaibatsuHeavyIndustries 3 года назад

Bold of you to assume that they sleep

@Ruth.Handler-Jr 3 года назад

No one should have to live like that

@jeromefitzroy 3 года назад

I didn’t

@riccikalaya4614 3 года назад

A study table under that bed for the med student

@romariozizolli6685 3 года назад

$1,100 for apartment #3 is the most ridiculous thing I have ever seen. This is coming from someone who loves NYC.

@joanecajuste9800 3 года назад

Agreed. It should be illegal

@slowanddeliberate6893 3 года назад

They can always sucker someone into paying for it, someone very desperate, probably.

@berighteous 3 года назад

My 1550 sqft house with 2 car garage is only $1200 a month.

@kirkrotger9208 3 года назад

Especially since for another $300 you can get a decent-sized studio on the UES, uptown, or pretty much anywhere in the outer boroughs.

@rebeccaelliott4261 3 года назад

My mortgage is $150 cheaper for 1600 sq ft and an acre of property...

@ripamoramee14 Год назад

I’ve gone back and forth with it but if I had a solid full time job up in NYC I could make apartment 1 work. I’m a minimalist and after mapping out what I’d put in there tbh that place is a pretty damn good deal for NYC

@Kbwintyy Год назад

Wow okay this video made me feel better about my rent in Orange County, CA that I can’t stop complaining about 😂

@Viquor 3 года назад

No wonder why there's so much crime in New York, they're already used to living inside jail cells.

@nickm9102 3 года назад

They are used to living in solitary. The get arrested so they can have more room at a much better cash value.

@Rickyrab 3 года назад

😂🤣🤣🤣🤣

@shelibeau1990 3 года назад

LMAO

@kirkrotger9208 3 года назад

What are you taking about? NYC is the safest major city in the US and has a murder rate that's about half the national average.

@Chris-wh8lm 3 года назад

@@kirkrotger9208 idk about that bro

@HelloItsVG 2 года назад

Smallest Apartment, $1,500 a month is insane

@Ivan-tp6jq 2 года назад

We know no one ask

@SideHustleInspiration 2 года назад

In NYC, $1,500 is dirt cheap'o!

@sammycuautle5278 2 года назад

tbf, they're doing their job as real estate agents, I pay $1400 for a one bedroom in Astoria, Queens lol 15 minutes and I'm in Midtown but have to deal with the stigma of ~not living in Manhattan~

@liliananava6159 2 года назад

In the valley of California I pay half of that for a 4 bedroom apartment 😑 NYC is insanely expensive and for what?! 🤷

@cyberockkk 2 года назад

Bruh my parents pay 1.8k a month for a 3 bed and 1 bath apartment in L.A NYC is expensive

@cykelmand 5 месяцев назад

“Tons of light bouncing off that window…” 😂

@gabrielbatista-hopkins8710 Год назад

After seeing this video and comparing it to the smallest apartments in Japan, New York is still a decent place even at it's smallest. Very entertaining and interesting. Keep up the awesome vides bro!!

@showuh9739 2 года назад

"you know, it's a luxury to have a bathroom" you have GOT to be kidding me. edit: fast forward 2 months, im moving to NYC- some of these rooms are kind of a steal.

@showuh9739 2 года назад

Why are you normalizing incredibly expensive rent for an unlivable space? This video is late stage capitalism commoditizing basic sanitary needs like a toilet and washroom and up-pricing it- how is this video ethical?

@AliBooneInvest 2 года назад

LOL right?

@to.lame.to.function5242 2 года назад

@@showuh9739 you sound so ignorant and privileged. You’ve def had an easy life.

@to.lame.to.function5242 2 года назад

It is a luxury.

@leahdorothy 2 года назад

@@to.lame.to.function5242 his point is obviously that it SHOULDN’T be a luxury to have a bathroom in your house, it’s a basic necessity ???

@beccag2758 2 года назад

As a short person who’s been living in college dorms a few years, honestly that first apartment looked pretty nice. However, the moment I saw no stove/oven in the last two I was like “ha nope”

@Starry_Night_Sky7455 2 года назад

On the brightside, these apartments will be all your space. No roommates in your space. Fine if they are down the hallway.

@user-ic3kt1eq1p Год назад

@@Starry_Night_Sky7455 These places are just old studio apartments turned into multiple "apartments." In all honesty youll be hearing everything. No privacy in reality.

@Starry_Night_Sky7455 Год назад

@@user-ic3kt1eq1p Oooo, no soundproofing. That's terrible unless you want to know everything your apartment neighbors say and do 😄. Ask them nosy questions while passing by in the hallway, lol!

@xxstellastarlightxx9284 Год назад

I actually like the second one more than the first one because of the loft, tho u would have to put a stove in or smth

@andyc9902 Год назад

Dude I will pay people to move out of the last apparentment

@YuanCarEnthusaist 21 день назад

Galvanized square steel: Eco friendly wood veneers: Borrowed screws from aunt:

@monicamiller6962 Год назад

I'm in a two bedroom in the ghetto, Single parent, pets, and all repairs and upkeep is taken care of me, for 9 years. TINY... but manageable, with dishwasher and laundry in unit. I'll share pics! Great job making that space livable!

@BryanVahey 3 года назад

My mouth dropped when you said $1,100 for the last place. I was legit thinking no more than $300. Absolutely insane.

@BryanVahey 3 года назад

@Data Fix you're high fam.

@BryanVahey 3 года назад

@Data Fix You know, there are these magical 48 other states to choose from. Hell, 50 states, outside of the couple cities you're referring to. And you couldn't pay me to live in SF. I could live in NYC doe. But this is still crazy. He has shown plenty of spaces just a little more expensive but five times the size.

@NJgateway 3 года назад

I live in Union New Jersey which is about 45 minutes away from New York city. And I pay $350 a month for my apartment and it's a pretty big size apartment. It's actually a condo so I guess I own the inside. But it's pretty spacious at least compared to these apartments.

@kaidrewry4378 3 года назад

Well, you pay mainly for location, not size, so makes sense

@thevegastan 3 года назад

@Data Fix Just because something is lowest in it's market range, doesn't mean that its fair value. Know your economics man.

@p24p14 3 года назад

"Don't complain rent is too high." 1100$ for 60 square feet - you're fucking joking right?

@DanielLizzama 12 дней назад

Hello Erik, I love your material! I am a Newyorker and I am about to start my next term at the conservatory. You are a handsome and intelligent artist.

@mariainman3618 Год назад

omg 😂... I don't know what to say this video brought out my claustrophobia 😳😂...

@rasmuspeltonen714 3 года назад

This is way more interesting then luxury apartment tours tbh.

@cian4313 3 года назад

Rasmus spitting fax

@VegetableFRIES 3 года назад

I remember when I used to watch his old videos and I agree. It feels more relatable and down to earth.

@johannad8029 3 года назад

I agree

@charlie1567 3 года назад

Absolutely.....reminds me of my dorm university days with shared toilets and showers in the hallways. Some showers had mould in the corners and the aluminium windows from the 60’s/70‘s allowed a fair amount of draught and rain drops come through .but hey good memories 😊

@tyrellcobb4665 3 года назад

It's because after a while, the luxury apartments all start to look the same

@42jen 2 года назад

the constant “this is a good place” really hammers home that this is the bad place

@IrishSpyHD60 2 года назад

It's NYC so I mean yeah, it's all overpriced garbage

@XAVE325 2 года назад

@@IrishSpyHD60 wrong, South Brooklyn area is not like this at all. You actually get a good amount of space. People just have to stop flocking to Manhattan

@maggym7650 2 года назад

is this a sneaky reference or am I only imagining things

@bartacomuskidd775 2 года назад

If you think this is bad.. ill happily exchange you with a Ukrainian, Cuban, Taiwanese, or Venezuelan.

@boxelderinitiative3897 2 года назад

@@XAVE325 Nah it's all shit

@smallsc111 Год назад

I think you said it right at the end with the smallest apartment, “if you want to be here bad enough”. For perspective I just moved from the southern New Mexico area. At the time this was filmed I was living in a 850 ft^2 apartment for 850 a month

@_J.P._ Год назад

6:53 I've seen a shower where the toilet was directly under the shower head. So when you had to do your "business" during your shower you simply sat down while the water still sprayed on your head and you simply continued with your "occupation". It was an experience I cannot pass on properly because this is something you have to live for yourself. And it is not only the fact how interestingly that particular aroma of yours mixes with hot water and air around you :D

@luigyvidoes 2 года назад

That’s insane..imagine during the pandemic when everything was closed. Spending hours and hours in these “apartments”

@blakeswansonfitness6240 2 года назад

Lol rip

@Darkness251 2 года назад

I lived in a student dorm with 14,5 m² and moved 5 month into the pandemic. You feel like in a prison. These apartments are good when you just come home to sleep there.

@ascent8487 2 года назад

Not fully disagreeing with you, but you were still allowed outside. People could walk. Go to the park.

@naturallymarisa 2 года назад

Almost everyone I knew who lived in NYC during the pandemic moved to a suburb in NJ (some temporarily, some permanently)

@stevethea5250 2 года назад

@@blakeswansonfitness6240 what's her instagram? 0:38

@Mr_Blacksmith 3 года назад

'This can't be legal' - perfectly summarized that last place.

@WhateverIWantChannel 3 года назад

how would you even bathe in the last room?! the hallway bathrooms didn't seem to have showers!!

@CallMeSpace 3 года назад

@@WhateverIWantChannel Gym showers i guess. These places are way overpriced for anyone in middle class so I think it would be better moving to a less populated area. (overpriced compared to other similar apartments with the same size in other places)

@DoomBunny 2 года назад

This reminds me of that one episode of Futurerama where fry lives with bender and he's just living in a closet. 😆

@johnny5805 Год назад

Cash is technically a slum landlord. 🙂 All he needs is a sweat stained white vest and a half smoked fat cigar.

@bobdole7127 3 года назад

I feel like a lot of people living in big cities have Stockholm syndrome towards their respective cities and don't even realize it.

@samanthaharrigan3732 3 года назад

as fuckk

@sfr2107 3 года назад

Lmao 😂😂

@deathroll914 3 года назад

i definitely do lol. we come to accept the city as our home and playground, the apartment is just where we go to bed. unlike suburban NY, NYC provides great public spaces with secure wifi. add to that street food vendors, living in a tiny apartment can work for someone who spends their day working in the office, hanging out with friends and doing recreation by the river, then going to bed in a tiny shoebox and taking a rooftop breather now and then

@bobdole7127 3 года назад

@@deathroll914 That's interesting perspective, actually. I can respect that.

@zoolzool1 3 года назад

Sounds like someone who’s never lived in a city. Probably never been to one either.

@mayronque3282 2 года назад

Honestly didn’t even think the first apartment was bad as a student’s (or post grad) place but $1800/month?? SICK! My stomach tweaking

@Arch3556 6 месяцев назад

I have officially come full circle with these two touring this apartment together.

@cactusjack9504 Год назад

I currently live in the smallest town home in my apartment complex which is 790sqft in Texas, my rent is $1385 a month including my own parking spot in front of my place. if it wasn't for my very expensive car note i would be living here worry free lol but i like living in in very nice safe areas so i guess i just have to deal with the expensive rent until i decide to own a house.

@Animalgodpuppet 2 года назад

I thought I was the only one feeling uncomfortable looking at these prison cells/closests they call apartments and the insane pricing until I read all the other comments. It's nice to know that most of us have our sanity and see the madness in living in places like these.

@Foxiesz 2 года назад

I feel like cells are usually bigger

@mik5578 2 года назад

I even feel lucky living in Argentina

@jorgec2233 2 года назад

I think I would only sleep there, most of the day I'd be working or with friends. That's not insane.

@BloodyHorrorLover 2 года назад

Tokyo would blow your mind.

@dollyfox66 2 года назад

@@jorgec2233 lol...even to sleep you must have no self worth

@yagikidd2300 2 года назад

10:56 The fact that they call a “room” with no bathroom or a complete kitchen an apartment should be illegal. 😳 that’s highway robbery. I’ve seen college dorms better than this 😳🤦

@lethfuil 2 года назад

I haven't seen a single student apartment as bad and all we're way, way cheaper.

@photograhy 2 года назад

Where's the shower?? Above the toilet? That cant be legal

@SheilaR.08 2 года назад

@@photograhy Technically, it's in between the toilet and sink. It's a wet bath, like in an RV or on a cruise ship.

@martaescobar7625 2 года назад

I think prison cells are bigger........

@cameleonfleuri 2 года назад

In Canada, we call that rooms! I live in Quebec City (donwtown on the main street), in a building with many rooms for rent that all have a sink, a fridge and an oven with shared bathrooms in the corridor. The rent is around 375$ a month. I'm the only one of the building considered to live in an appartement: It's a big 3 1/2 (kitchen, living room/dinner room, bedroom + bathroom) with high windows, brick walls and a terrasse and I only pay 560$, all included ! 🤔😉

@jude1515 Год назад

It’s pretty and cozy and you always have an excuse for people not being able to stay over. 😂

@alinehoffmannschuster6253 Год назад

I remembered that episode from "Friends": kitchen slash bathroom. Lol.

@adamlackey7062 2 года назад

Everything about this sounds like absolute hell.

@Purzify 2 года назад

Can’t imagine living in an appartment smaller than a college dorm

@jmbpinto73 2 года назад

@@Purzify ...then some pandemic hits, and you can't leave home!

@loritanner4478 2 года назад

Not just hell. But the lowest level of hell.

@connieyum1989 2 года назад

The third apartment looks more like a prison except that it’s not free.

@davidreynolds8865 2 года назад

i was thinking it looked like a College/Uni student room in student housing,

@Kylo_Ren_2033 2 года назад

Also except it has no bathroom

@connieyum1989 2 года назад

@@davidreynolds8865 the last thing I would want is to get stuck inside such a tiny apartment during my exam period.

@josephgrmovsekcollaredcons6085 2 года назад

New York under Democrat deBlasio has become a prison

@daymenleo6895 2 года назад

yep move out of new york i wont live in salutary no thanks!

@tinoslaponi8514 10 месяцев назад

I'm so thankful for people that choose to live like this.

@LadyLabyrinth1337 Год назад

I live in a regional city centre in Australia, I rent a full sized 3 bedroom house with each bedroom being easily 2-3 times the size of these apartments, I have a massive front, back and a side yard, all fully fenced, etc for $1060 a month. I don't understand how someone could live in such conditions, it feels inhumane and it's just to have access to a crowded, polluted city like New York? Definitely not worth it to me

@mrunknown3414 3 года назад

The fact people find this ok and pay that much for tiny ass rooms is insane. I wouldn’t pay over $300 for not even the first one. My two bedroom apartment in Texas is $570 a month with a decent sized living room, kitchen and bathroom.

@beefnacos6258 3 года назад

That's going to change soon with the millions of others coming from California.

@TheReina5868 3 года назад

Overpopulated

@sissiroxie 3 года назад

570 a month you can mortgage a house and pay the expenses in north Florida.

@Lilyium 3 года назад

They don't have much of a choice if they're working or studying there...it's still better than living conditions in HK.

@LTilli313 3 года назад

I agree with ya...Is the cost of living in Texas better than Ohio? Also what city in Texas? I pay $735 for a 1 bedroom just outside of Columbus, Ohio (in cols I'd be paying 1000K for same apt) ...our cost of living is going up in Cols, Ohio bc more ppl are moving here (bc cost if living is going up so much in the big cities), but I didn't know Texas was cheaper than Ohio ... I may need to move there.

@kiowhite403 3 года назад

NYC : "This is the smallest apartment you can get". Hongkong : Laughing in a cage house.

@youredxspanktube 3 года назад

Not at that price point LUL

@MacPro2012 3 года назад

@@youredxspanktube tee set at

@LG-tx7pk 3 года назад

Just watched a video on coffin homes😀

@SimGunther 3 года назад

_Cries in coffin house in 2030_ You will own nothing and you will be happy

@beefnacos6258 3 года назад

They also have like no living standards. Places in the states that would be condemned you can rent out in HongKong

@amandaican.1267 2 года назад

The dog was ready to go lol

@jgharston 5 месяцев назад

Wow. My place in Hong Kong was about 140sqft, that included bathroom and kitchen, I never thought I'd see something smaller outside East Asia.

@89Ayten 2 года назад

This lifestyle looks like hell. Marketed to you by a good looking guy, the exception-story. Don't let him persuade you, youngsters. You *WILL* regret it.

@jonathanjarman6204 2 года назад

For real. Imagine living in those apartments and then being forced to work from home. What a joke. That is not living.

@jacob3275 2 года назад

Exactly this. They even state the apartments are owned by that one dude. Pure marketing.

@nellieshoals 2 года назад

@@jacob3275 Wait what??? 😯😮

@jonathanjarman6204 2 года назад

Are they owned by him or is he just the rental agent finding tenants for the place

@AkshayKumar-ue1fp 2 года назад

That dude looks like a vapid frat bro who can pretty much sell anything.

@johnnyleon636 2 года назад

You can’t even compare this to tiny homes, tiny homes offer so much more. This is just depression

@lucybridges5887 2 года назад

Exactly they are normally on a large amount of land, so you do have loads of your own space - just not indoors space - which is fine if you're an outdoorsy kinda person... these 'apartments' are prison cells

@PeacefulAcres 2 года назад

@@lucybridges5887 tbh I think prison cells might be bigger than that last apartment

@ShockingPikachu 2 года назад

@@PeacefulAcres and have their own toilet

@honeybunch5765 2 года назад

Well said, my childhood room was bigger.

@lyvele 2 года назад

yeah my 25ft squared house is way better than this! but i did have to sacrifice a big kitchen 😭

@Daybreaq 2 месяца назад

That last, smallest apartment is near NYU. Here’s the thing about that: Yes, it’s smaller than most NYU dorm rooms BUT those NYU dorm rooms are mostly shared doubles or triples. And, depending on the room type, each bathroom is shared by 2-5 students. And … if you look at the annual cost, SOME of the NYU shared dorm rooms would be a little less than this apartment but most actually cost more. And remember you still have to share living/sleeping space with 1 or 2 other people … and bathroom space with 1-4 other people. (The latter is about equal to the 3rd apt but the living space is private in the apt.) And the other issue with the NYU dorms: you have to move everything out in the summer. Unless, I guess, you are doing summer semesters and that dorm is open during the summer … but then you are paying extra for summer housing plus classes. (And, in most universities and I assume NYU is no exception, summer courses cost more.) Oh, and NYU requires students in housing to buy the meal plan too. So … third apartment: about equal in cost to NYU shared dorm room plus you can keep it through the summer and eat wherever you want. That’s why that apartment is popular. It’s basically an unofficial NYU single dorm room.

@AnkitGupta-tv1cj Год назад

Pretty decent deal. I'm from New York and anything around 1k per month for 1 guy is a steal

@alexv.153 3 года назад

The second apartments’ bathroom reminds me too much of how players would arrange the toilet sink shower combo in THE SIMS lmao

@explorewithmarquise 3 года назад

🤣🤣

@kelsean6088 3 года назад

They could have left the sink out of the bathroom

@obsessedme5484 2 года назад

mini house challenges be like

@jesternario 2 года назад

I was just watching a video before this about weird and tiny apartments in Japan. There is literally one that is a full-sized bath, toilet, loft for a bed and NOTHING ELSE. I actually said “this would never happen in the U.S., a building inspector would have a conniption!” And then I saw this video not even two minutes later. I have eaten my own words.

@jom8857 2 года назад

I watched that exact video before I watched this one lol

@elenauffa5201 2 года назад

I saw the same video...but the japanese apartments were cheap!

@vreyacreates1958 2 года назад

Seems like we’re walk the same route 🤓

@Dhrutzii 2 года назад

Ahhh I saw the same video before I came across this one

@Dhrutzii 2 года назад

Just that those were around 100$

@fmellark Год назад

Them: not bad at all! Kind of surprised me! The "apartment": a hallway with a kitchen for 1800. Damn, thats insane.

@anantmokashi3381 2 года назад

The last apartment is basically a prison. I am pretty sure there are some prison cells which are bigger than that - and you don't have to pay $1100/m

@samanthahahn360 3 года назад

He said “don’t say the rents to high” sir, I pay 900 for my 3 bedroom HOUSE with garage and yard. I know rent it to high.

@RealMineKD 3 года назад

Legit, my neighbours house for 900€/m with electricity and water, and he gets a garden, house with 5 rooms, 2 bathrooms, garage with upstairs storage. I mean, I would consider the second apartment shown, but not for more than 150€ warm xD

@mindyb1986 3 года назад

I only live in an old trailer, but it's 3 bedrooms, have a good sized yard and a shed. I pay under $700.

@UnseenSpirit 3 года назад

Well it's all down to the area. You could buy a mansion in some countries for very cheap, but is the area nice and can you find lots of jobs?

@Ir0nMaidenFan666 3 года назад

@@UnseenSpirit that argument is barely relevant anymore with most people working remotely (even post quarantine)

@Ir0nMaidenFan666 3 года назад

@@UnseenSpirit also the trades are always hiring whatever part of the country you live

@borderlandwerun 3 года назад

Living in the second or third apartment would be legitimately depression-inducing. I can't even imagine.

@lyndagruen2047 3 года назад

Yeah, I'd rather have a bit more than an airplane lavatory for a bathroom. And enough space for a stove and a real bed. And greenspace. And trees..... yeah, NYC is not to my liking. Not a fan of the insane prices, clausterphobia, high-rises or crowds, sorry.

@borderlandwerun 3 года назад

@@lyndagruen2047 I do live in NYC, and still find what I'm seeing here to be exhausting.

@sushi9848 3 года назад

That bathroom in the 2nd one is just scary to think about. The floor looks flat so if the water overflows it'll just spill out of the bathroom into the room. I can't imagine living in these rooms and having to pay 1k a month for something like this.

@usahonghong 3 года назад

Those bring back my memories in Hong Kong which almost the same house rent and size.

@audrey9561 3 года назад

Fr it’s like a prison cell. You can’t even really cook anything and not having a real bathroom is really shitty. It’s basically a college dorm

@theedspage Год назад

"The rent is too high" is very accurate segment. I can't imagine paying $1,100 a month to live in 5% - 10% of the space I live in now.

@michellesunshinestar 2 месяца назад

Lauren Norris moved to NYC at the end of last year. It's giving her so many opportunities. She's a model, she won miss Alabama last year. She's a RU-vidr too.

@ElderGuilherme 3 года назад

Me, non American: Well 60 ft² doesn't seem that bad. Converts and discover it's 5 m², BRUH!

@its_just_seb 3 года назад

i had the opposite, i was like 250 square foot seems really big for a "walk in closet", but maybe it's just because of conversion? no. no, turns out i was right and he's just delusional

@lexir7504 3 года назад

@@its_just_seb well he said his new house is 20,000 sq foot so maybe his walk-in closet/s are 250sqft or more lmao

@davidescariz812 3 года назад

I was about to do the same measure bruh!!! Omg

@thealgorithm2487 3 года назад

😂nice

@AfatterMan2 3 года назад

@@lexir7504 i think he said 2,000, lol 20,000 is like 20 medium sized houses....nobody has time for all that cleaning

@Morganne 2 года назад

This gives me zero hope for ever being able to comfortably survive.

@jollyolfun1692 2 года назад

to be fair, they are in new york. i think it’s the most expensive city to live in in america

@arzetical8345 2 года назад

not really,los angeles is at least 2-3x more expensive then here in new york tbh

@arzetical8345 2 года назад

@DIANA ROJAS yeah your right,in queens you can get a 2 bedroom apartment for 1.7k,not sure about the manhattan area but ive seen some at around 2.5k-3k?

@xXxsTePhIe16xXx 2 года назад

I mean,.. if you want to pay less rent don’t move into a city then or at least not the most expensive city in the world😅

@jollyolfun1692 2 года назад

@@arzetical8345 just looked at a bunch of listings for studio apartments in both LA and NY and it looked like they were generally a bit more in new york compared to la. close, but LA is def not 2x-3x more expensive.

@ernest4696 9 месяцев назад

Funny how he is talking about biking(!!!) like it's a sign of having sooo little money, while everyone just bikes everywhere here in cities in belgium. (Year round!) Haha