Nobody’s Living In This Oversized NYC Apartment… Why?
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- čas přidán 9. 08. 2022
- This Old Loft is So cool. The Building Only has 3 Apartments, and this one is the Top Floor unit with windows everywhere. Its got a quirky old bathroom with strange tile from an other world, and a sink that might have a little elf living under neath it. This place is sweet and its in one of New York’s best neighborhoods!
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Long term Cash fans remember how excited he was about sink sprayers & medicine cabinets. Good times....good times .
Yeah, he's toned it down. These arent as funny as they used to be, now it's the prices I laugh at.
@@blueeyedwolf2205 Was it ever funny?
How about when Cash would walk down the work stairs to start his videos?
Ahhh yes hazardous New York that comes with extra amenities like
a. Assult
b. Stabbings
c. Shootings
d. Rapes
e. STD's from your corner bars
f. AIDS
g. Year round flues
h. Covid 19 to 1OOO
i. Monkey Pox
j. Polio etc...
Now with that expensive apartment do not forget to have a good medical
coverage in the event you get hit up with an expensive medical bill to add
to your expensive rental bill. Take care and take care of your pockets as well.
@@cynthiareynolds3432 of course ……i guess you had to be there lol.
4:08 Whose going to tell the landlord that when tenants store things in the hallway it is a fire safety violation?
4:51 Oh! They continued the backsplash to above the cabinets. Thats something ive never seen done before. Adds a bit of style.
7:30 Wait. Wait. Wait. This is the bathroom expected to be shared by 3 people? 🤣
Love these breakdowns.
It has all the essentials for bathing and taking a crap plus a laundry area. Why can't 3 people use it again?
How in the world do people afford to live in anything even moderately nice? I mean, NYC isnt worth losing so much money to a landlord like this. My opinion, if ypu pay more than $2000 a month in rent its crazy! Great job as always, Cash. Watch everyday even tho I have never thought about moving to a big city. ❤
Sadly, there is no way I can ever afford to live in NY.
These are people with money who are living in these places. If you can find a good job you can afford to live in the the city. Not everything is this widely unaffordable. I am from Long island which is near queens and I can find cheaper and nicer places to live in queens. They also pay more in the city than along Island. I used to think everything was this ridiculously expensive until I looked into moving to queens.
Let say, someone who is earning $300000 a year, divided by 12 months. That mean monthly income $25000. So for that person, a $5000 is not even a 30 percent of the income.
I know, you will say who does earn this kind of money? Guess what, there are at least 40 (give or take) percent of the population in each country do earn this kind of money.
For me a rent that goes beyond $1000, is tooo high. If you can pay this amount, I guess buying a house or apartment might be a better option.
Corner unit, exposed brick, ceiling beams…..
Oh my good gracious!
Can you imagine how happy my cats and plants would be? 😊
That place is *gorgeous*
Thanks for this one Cash! ❤
You have cats AND plants? Brave.
My thoughts exactly!!!! 🪴🧡
This apartment has some cool character features, love the skylight in the bathroom. It is so obvious that a wall was added to create that tiny bedroom. Only one bathroom??? Hard pass.
Wow, really like this place for its old school charm and character!!! Lots of windows, exposed brick, fireplaces (even if not working), ceiling beams and gorgeous floors. Drawbacks though are the stairs and only one bathroom for three bedrooms.
I love the floors and exposed brick. Such a nice apt.
I don't know why I watch your videos when I don't ever plan on living in NY, but it's interesting to see what apartments look like in NY vs where I live.
Wow, love this space No neighbors above you on either side. Peace and quiet and you're in one of the coolest neighborhoods in all of NY. If I could afford it, this neighborhood would be it. Hey, Cash perhaps you should break your current lease and move into this apartment!
I think his wife got enough walking steps with one child. They expecting another baby soon. I don't think so. 😁
Everything was great except only 1 bathroom. For a 2 bedroom that can be fine, but 3 bedroom and only 1 bathroom? You're going to get a lot of times having to take a dump and somebody using the damn bathroom.
@@wombat5252 Anyone with your charm and way with words would never have to worry about sharing a home.
@@wombat5252 true should of done a tub
@@wombat5252 Yes, two bathroom would make this apartment ideal, however, it's an older building and as such, one bathroom was sufficient. For a young family with 2 small kids, this apartment would work.
This place rocks. Whoever gets it will definitely enjoy it.
I was absolutely stunned in the earlier video when you mentioned you do all your editing on your iPad! It's off theme, but I'd love to see a video about that process!
Cash lately you have being showing the world some Incredible townhouse Apartments brownstones and great areas I love news York City more and more
Park Slope is a great neighborhood. Its two neighborhoods down from my home. Great shops, restaurants, schools, and family friendly. The apartment is gorgeous....and congrats in moving to this awesome part of New York and your growing family.
Hmm... $5K/month... Well, I do like the unit and the character of the building, apartment, and even each room! Also, being that there are only 3 apartments in the entire building is definitely a plus! The stairs would be a small negative though. But... I think I would keep looking. For that type of money I would like a balcony or access to some sort of more private outdoor space. However, it is a very beautiful unit.
Seriously, I'd keep looking as well. Third Floor, Roommates & one bath...... remember the experience from college (only in a lot smaller dorm with not so nice of a building)....thanks Cash for the Flashback!!!! 🙄
@@jamiejohnson3886 Great place but only 1 bathroom, tf! I hate when 3 bedroom apartments only have one bathroom. Awful. Sharing a bathroom with one sometimes sucks, but 3 people sharing it?
It’s a top floor apartment, can’t you make a roof terrace?
@@wombat5252 You're right along with the bathroom sink being set in brick & if it ever needed repair that small opening would be a problem
Yea. I have a 1300 sq ft house, live alone & I pay just over $1000 a month.
I stayed in Park Slope on a visit to NYC once and it is a great neighborhood. I loved my stay there.
Oh I love everything about this place! The cabinet under the sink in the bathroom looks like it should be in somebody's backyard or rooftop. Cookig meat with firewood! Love it. Very unique place! Neighborhood is great too 💗
What a cool place!! The bathroom is so cool!! And washer/dryer? Yes!!
Uhhh sorry...This is not a cool bathroom...absolutely not.
@@liothomasart to you...
Everything about this apartment is awesome. And I swear the music and editing in your vids Cash always has me thinking 🤔 what can I do to move to NY and get that apartment.
5k, man. that would be 3-5k sqf here in my neck of Fl. I always thought it was nice to visit or work in NYC at times, I'm not sure I could live there, unless of course I was crazy rich. lol I need more space between my neighbors.
OMG it’s a separate sprayer!!!
Are you able to handle all the excitement?
PS…… I’m still waiting for the video of you going to lowes and just playing with / resting all of kitchen skink / sprayer options
CASH! So glad I made it into your video!! It was a pleasure meeting you and thanks for taking the time to chat.
I always hoped I would make it into your video one day ~ dream come true ~ keep up the awesome work 🙌🏻
I’ve been scanning old family photos, and I found one sent to my great grandfather from his brother George in Yonkers in 1920. It was of the three-flat house that he owned. His family lived in the first floor unit, and they rented the other two floors for $75 each, according to George’s note on the back of the picture. I am guessing they were probably two- or three-bedroom units, just because George and his wife had four children and I couldn’t imagine them in a one-bedroom with that many kids.
O M G. . . missed those cheap years ! 😬
In the old tenements (before housing reform) you could have families of 10 (or more) living in a single room thanks to stacked beds, and co-sleeping the children. (My grandmother was the first of 14 kids! (She out lived all of them except her youngest sister (all of their brothers died in WWII.))
I just looked up George’s 1920 census record, and the other two units had a married couple with no kids in one and a couple with a 3 year old and a mother-in-law in the other. So, I have no idea how big the units were! (The second couple’s ages were weird on that 1920 record, so I looked for their 1930 census record, and circumstances had definitely changed! They owned their own house, valued at $15,500, and had a maid.)
@@kathyastrom1315 movin' on up!
@@lauranolastnamegiven3385 Definitely! He was a Russian immigrant in the States since 1904 who was a salesman in 1920 but had worked his way up to manager at a haberdashery (I have always loved that word!) ten years later. The 1920 census taker had mistakenly written his and his wife’s ages as 80 instead of 30 (I think the 3 was badly written and he “fixed” it after forgetting who had spoken with), which confused me because the mother in law was in her 60s!
(I love browsing old censuses! I was looking for George’s sister Rose in a gold-mining town in Montana also in 1920, but even though I didn’t find her, I did discover a small Chinese immigrant community there. I think Rose was in the area because she married her third husband there in 1923.)
The location would appeal to some, and the kitchen and living area are a good size. The smallest bedroom has no closet, and its window might not accommodate an a/c. I like the beamed ceiling, though the exposed brick complicates decorating. In-unit laundry is always a good thing. But it's a fourth-floor walkup, and the proximity to the subway is unknown.
Metro Station on Union & 4th Ave (D, N, R, W) and you are not far from the Atlantic Terminal /Barclay
@@maddscientist3170 the bus is also across the street or a few buildings down, depending on which direction you're going.
So much character & windows. Unfortunately, so many stairs. Really enjoyed seeing this one. Great neighborhood feels.
That was an awesome looking apt!!!! and HUGE!!!
I LOVE the kitchen tile!
Wow! I barely make over the asking price a month!! I am so glad I don’t pay those types of prices. I understand you should split the place with other people but I have kids and I like my space and yard and house. I’ll just stick with it.. love the videos.
Nice apartment, love the backslash in the awesome kitchen 😀
I really like that apartment a lot! I love the exposed brick and wood beams on the ceiling in kitchen area. The bathroom was nice with the tiles and skylight. If I could afford that I would definitely live there!!
Love this apartment! It has So much character that the new ones that are ALL modern and look Exactly alike, don't have.
I'll take it Cash! I love everything about it. I could be so happy living there. Park Slope is definitely becoming my fav NYC neighbourhood. I believe that a very nice man and his family have just moved there!
I'd live here. The neighborhood seems like it's happening with a lot of nice places to eat. The Tuscan Villa inspired tile and brick walls add a lot of character 👍
Cash, that was a very cool building. Keep up your energy levels- terrific smile- humor is so important- keep going!☮️
Now this is a Lovely apartment, I'll watch the video again just so I can decorate. $5,000 a month? Anyway, the apt is spacious with loads of natural light. I assume it's a walk up; so maybe not suitable for everyone. Lovely neighborhood. This living space has character, without being outdated.
Love your videos man, hope you and your family are keeping safe and well 👍
I watched your videos and I suddenly saw how wonderful, big and modern is my apartment in Frankfurt, Germany, for just 1700 $ , two bedrooms, two full baths and garage place😊😊😊 Thank you that you made me see the reality 😘
Would want this place to myself.
Nice to explore your new neighborhood Cash, today's apartment is lovely and spacious, a great find!
Soo nice to see a bathroom in NYC that isn't the standard, dull grey. Like this one! Could never afford it, but really like it :)
Those small seemingly unuseable closets are perfect for brooms, mops, vacuums, buckets, and cleaning supplies. I love this one but moving in will be impossible with those stairs.
Park Slope is my favorite part of Brooklyn. Has everything, and Prospect Park! 👍🏼
Gorgeous apartment. Really nice appointments, great to decorate. Love the “urban rustic” vibe. Kitchen size and openness is excellent. Good layout, nice neighborhood.
Very, very nice !!!! Great tile work, lots of windows, skylights. Really, it's very unique and very inviting.
Loving the Ariel e bike ,the top speed is ridiculous . It is great to see your listings in Brooklyn . Since you are in Park slope you need to get a dog now. 🐕
THE STAIRS! You'll never want to leave and have everything delivered to your door.
Good morning Cash. Love this one because of the amount of windows letting in light the spacious living dining kitchen area and the bedrooms the bathroom is pretty small for the w/d but glad it's in unit. The stairs may be a issue for some of us but overall a great one.
😳 I love these bike shots they are so fun 🤩 Keep it up cash I have been your fan since u had 70k followers with those faces thumbnail with the prices.
Glad you like them!
Like this area and the apartment, nice video as always!
What a cool, cool, cool, cool apartment. I'd get a couple roommates and make a reality show or something, maybe a remake of Friends! 🙂♥️👍
Easily one of the nicest apartments you’ve shown in this range. This is the kind of place I could see myself in if I ever lived in NYC and was 15 years younger.
wow THAT is a nice place! broom closet in the hallway across from the beautiful kitchen space. You can actually cook there!!! Nice for a small family but no bath tub
[BTW the flower shop was "Juliette Flower Design" next door to Maya]
I've come to the conclusion that people call in Cash when they have ridiculously priced, outrageous or odd spaces. Otherwise the place would sell itself and they would not need the extra marketing.
Very nice place,, love that bathroom with the skylight and laundry unit.
My favorite so far. Beautiful.
I love this place! It’s gorgeous!
WOW! THIS IS A HOME, NOT JUST AN APARTMENT!! GREAT JOB!!
Kinda small but I really like that apartment, the brick and the wood ceiling make it one of my favorites as far as finish and appearance go. Also the skylight in the bathroom, definitely nice
I love that view!
Bro, this place is so cool! Adding this to my list of faves!
Really nice weird apartment, I really like it!
Oh this is beautiful! But I couldn’t live in New York! Thank you for showing us around!
BEAUTIFUL apartment!!
Beautiful corner apartment!
Really like the apartment too- does feel like a house.
Really nice apartment & I like Park Slope neighborhood. Not a fan of all those stairs though, having a bad knee. But it definitely has nice features & spacious. Yes it's expensive but its in NYC, that's To be expected. Thanks Cash ❤!!!
I love the exsposed brick. Always good to have the top floor, I hate people stomping above my head
Goodness all those stairs and its angles. Good luck moving company men😅. Only 1 bathroom 😵💫.
I loved the ending on this one. We got to see your lovely smile. Nice apartment but it would be a killer on the knees.
Very cool place!!
The windows stretch the room, with the
brick, nice esthetic. I've been going thru' & liking & sharing. Thinking I May
be caught up but my head is full of all
the Apts. Unfortunately Mr. Cash, I do
not know whether I'm coming/or going.
But I've been there.😉
That bathroom is straight outta Europe, I swear! Beautiful space that shouldn't be vacant very long.
Love yr videos!
It might be a little difficult to get some furniture up those stairs. But I LOVE decor and details!!!
I was thinking the same thing. Couch could be very difficult
@@zw3565 Oh it is. You may need a couch doctor to break the couch down and put it back together inside the apartment.
No problem at all in Amsterdam. Search on YT for moving furniture up to your apartment in Amsterdam. And the stairs are almost as wide (better say narrower and steeper) as in this NYC apartment. Why couldn’t it be done in NYC?
@@RealConstructor It can be.
@@vincentgoupil180 Dutch stairs aren’t known for their falls. They are known by foreigners for their anxiety and fear to fall of these stairs. Besides most Dutch know how to climb and descend steep and narrow stairs, even when drunk or sleepy. It’s an acquired habit.
Love it..Ty Cash
That is a really nice apartment! Love the kitchen!
I love this place!
Interesting place! I liked the big bedroom. It looks like you'd want to use the smallest one as an office.
Love the video! didn't know the prices in NYC was this high nice apartment though🥲.
This is Gonna B so Good CJ🔥🔥🔥👍….
I love the exposed bricks in the building, totally rocking that old school vibe.
I liked the apt.the ceilings and windows awe amazing.
This apartment has an industrial type vibe. Love it! Hands down my favorie you have shown us so far! The tile work throughout, and the brick, WOW! The neighborhood has alot to offer, but dosen't seem to overly crazy busy! For the price you pay, you wouldn't need to join a gym, with all of the steps you would have your cardio done going to/coming home from work daily and if you had to carry your bikester....! Thnaks for all you do! Stay safe and stay cool!
1 bathroom for 3 people though would be brutal. Good luck if you have diarrhea, the bathroom is probably going to be occupied.
@@wombat5252 A real obsession with that toilet?
Nice apartment but the fact that it's A walk up is a killer for an asthmatic such as myself. Couldn't afford it either.
Beautiful
I'm not a fan of high rents.. but I think this is worth it!
As a park slope resident so funny to see these videos. This will rent fast anyway. I would just kill for a dishwasher and laundry and I live in a similar apartment but smaller. Also living on avenue with windows on both ends....the light is incredible. I see the moon rise and the sun set. I can't imagine schlepping kids up those stairs but maybe this is a good room mate situation.
It's nice to meet you, friend. As a fellow CZcamsr, I know the feeling of forgetting a piece of the video! Hissing! :) Neffy raises his kitty paw to say, "hello" to Violet! I hope you all have a wonderful day over there!
wow 3 bedroom and big and awesome... we have seen much smaller crappier apts for more or same rent... i guess the long stair climb is only bad thing really.. id still take this one though
Hi, Cash, I love the apartment!!!
That is the coolest place!!
WOW!! This unit I would snatch up in a heartbeat if I had that kind of money and wanted to live in NY... this one is amazing!!
Yes!..I love this apartment the kitchen is a dream..those counters are nice, I could do some serious cooking in there..😋. I love those floors and the brick accent walls. The view is nice to. Only problem is too many stairs, with my bad back and legs that would be an issue for me. Eventhough I couldn't afford it anyways..😄
Blows my mind at how expensive housing is in NYC!!! In Oklahoma, I live in a 4,980 sq ft house, 5 bedrooms, 4.5 baths, 1 acre, pool, pool house…….house is 4 years old. My house payment is $1300 LESS than the rent on this apartment!! How do people afford to live in NYC???
People who live in Vietnam think you're crazy pay that much to live in OK
Wow sounds like you get alot for your money in OK!
Of course Oklahoma is cheaper living then NYC. But rather live in NYC then Oklahoma any day. Been to Oklahoma City for business. Couldn't wait to get back home to NYC!!!
@@larryh4666 Hahaha!!! Best response to these people who compare small towns to NYC!!
It’s twice what I pay for my 41 acres with a creek, barn, sheds, shop, garage with studio apartment, and 4 bedrooms 2 bathroom 3000 sq ft historic house in Montana. I don’t have to deal with crowds of people and I have high speed fiber optic cable internet to order anything I can’t find locally. It’s only 1.5 hours to some major cities and I know people have a longer commute to work in some areas 5 days a week. Wouldn’t trade it for anything.
Get one roommate you each pay$2,500 a month, you each take two bedrooms! Which gives you a sleeping room and a home office/mini living room. OR you turn the smallest bedroom into a dining room for 6 and have a huge living room area for 6 people or more if you set up a buffet in the dining room and pull the dining chairs into the living room for extra seating and 10 or 12 can have a party. Or you have that one pizza place with free delivery sign bring a few boxes and you watch football from your wall mount tv with a bunch of friends! Lots of potential!!
nice one, loved a nice quirky bathroom...but not too quirky...I have seen some things oh boy...
Love all the brick
My son lives in Brooklyn near Ocean Parkway. Cool to see all the things in Brooklyn.
I used to live in a 4 FL walkup in Park Slope, just be prepared to pay through your nose hiring movers to help you get furniture and boxes inside. Also it gets old with kids, strollers, food, packages. Beautiful unit though, someone will rent it out!
Cash, can I please request that you do a quick "Who does what" abut how renting goes about happening. I mean I can't quite connect the dots what is happening. Owners pay agents to care for the rental situation and sorting care of the place or...? Please help me and others to straighten this out. (Nope, not American, Sweden here ya see...)
Agents make money off the tenants that rent it. So they get 10-15% of the entire years rent. They’re pretty much a middle man that you can eliminate by researching yourself. The trick they tell you is that they have exclusive apartments, but thats usually a lie. You can get better apartments straight from the owners.
That little closet would be a good broom closet.
I would make it a two bedroom with a shared office .