Guessing Rent in New York City
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- čas přidán 26. 12. 2021
- I interview people in New York City by guessing how much do people pay in rent to live in New York City! I ask questions like "what do you do for a living?", "what do you love about NYC?", and "why did you move to New York?" Responses were interesting... :0
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eh all this styled like our generation and demography is weird ?
I need help
I feel like im struggling with if some of the amounts are for the entire place or if the amount they're saying is their share of the rent. Is it 2200 each roommate or 2200 total? Other than that great concept.
The last guy look like Errol Spencer he would be good boxer
all the old people like "my rent is $200 & a piece of gum"
hahaha (love ur vids btw
Thanks man! Been loving this series 🤘🏼
Not the one who was a TV photographer... his was 1,900
@@Salma7x still dirt cheap for his mansion of an apt
@@Salma7x $1900 in manhattan is luxury
To anybody who thought, "oh $2,200 isn't bad for a 4-bedroom apartment."
That's $2,200 PER PERSON. That apartment is like likely $6-7K per month total.
That’s still not bad (I’m for la)
Also, they made it a 4 bedroom with a flex wall.
I complain about FL rent but damn
at that point i buy a fucking house no way i would spend 6k on a mortgage per month and i bet the place is so big were u don't need a massive place like that anyways.
How do you know that? You literally just guessed that lol
Every family has that one person who will break the family financial struggle I hope you become the one ☺️
@Dr Robert you're right, it's obvious a lot of people remain poor due to ignorance, it's better to take risks and make sacrifices than to stay poor
I'm looking for something to venture into on a short term basis, I have about $6k sitting in my savings, what do you think I should be buying?
Obviously trading in bitcoin is very volatile and risky to trade that's the reason most traders trade with a company
Now is the best time to purchase and invest in Bitcoin, stop proscastinating
The one thing about being successful is working towards it and not the other way around
Ana definitely has rich parents. Everything about her speaks „I live in New York and i am different, I belong here but my parents pay the rent“
Her grandpa is the most famous architect in the world
@@grod805 and who's that?
she pobs has OF
@@stealthytrapper2328 what's OF?
@@stealthytrapper2328 name def isn't Ana either or however pretentious valley girl way she tries to pronounce it. She is trying too hard. "omg i'm Anahhh. I'm so blasted right now in the morning. I'm a hustler" with her E.T looking azzz wearing sunglasses
The girl with the dogs, parents are definitely rich
@@Kevin-hd1me she acts like some eccentric character from a tv show. very funny
i'm interested to know more about her lol
@@improv2736 truer words have never been said Lol
We love a Queen 👑👑👑👑
@@Kevin-hd1me whats his namee
You do not have the personality that normally does this at all and it’s so much more refreshing than other super loud and fake excited youtubers. Don’t change that
aw thank you haha
i agree. i like his laidback style
I definetly agree with this
This! I swear every CZcamsr has the same personality, always laughing and talking so loud. I like how low his voice is
agree! I love the energy and style
The last guy was a real New Yorker, paying $400 a month for a spacious artist space in Brooklyn is SANITY. He paid $600 for a special edition book by Dante Alighieri, a Brooklyn intellectual. The New York of my childhood 👍🏾🇨🇺🇵🇷
Cheapest rent most expensive items a book and he making a feature film i wanna know his full name he’a gna be up soon!
brilliant dude
Alighieri is an Italian from 1300s no?
@@judegnelson They mean the book owner is a Brooklyn intellectual. Though I read it like you at first too.
not every REAL new yorker is a broke student lmaooo
I think this is the best variation of answers and people I have ever seen in a random guy with microphone asking questions video. Good job! 👏🏽
One day, Shan will have enough info to make the NYC census.
HAHAHAHHA
man these bots get quite annoying
Shan gotta do what he gotta to get that Daytaaa!
For real lol
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It is very fascinating to hear these different perspectives. I also like the questions you ask. It's not that intrusive and people are willing to share their stories.
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Surprised people (especially in NYC) are willing to share that about themselves. Art, from Israel, my favorite, seems like such a kind gentleman. I enjoyed this
Hey it is tougher than ever with inflation AND RISING RENTS and interest rates rising, but, the best thing you can do is live below your means and save, investing a few hundred a month into diversified index funds (ETFs work) to gain long-term compound interest. The goal is to get a down payment to buy a property that enables you to hold onto your equity and grow wealth. Credit score focus is critical.
I throughly enjoyed your interview, very respectful and the various responses from real NYC people kept me itching for more. Great work!
I feel like commenters thinking that certain people are "bragging" about how much they pay in rent in the video. Don't truly understand what it's like to live and rent in NY. The people smiling when they say a high number aren't smiling because they're happy, we smile because we know the amount is batshit insane for what we're getting 🤣. We KNOW the rent is too damn high, but we also know that if we want to live in NY we also have no other choice unfortunately. No one "brags" about rental prices in New York (unless you're RICH). You only brag if you get great amenities with the price. We all just chuckle through the absurdity.
(From a fellow NYer)
If you're paying less than $3,000/month for rent in NYC, the only bragging you're doing is about how cheap it is 😆
As soon as the old new yorkers were interviewed, I knew they paid nothing. The advantages of staying put. The girl with the dogs is being supported by her rich family, and the filmmaker's roommates are his parents. Native New YOrker and I would never pay the amount that some of these people spend. But then again, I don't live in Manhattan but Brooklyn which sadly has also become overpriced.
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I grew up and live in Brooklyn - it is NOT cheap if people wanna live in the "hip" parts. But some neighborhoods are pretty affordable.
@@sabbirs2423 yeah the ghetto is really affordable
@@Rust_Rust_Rust No need to be disingenuous. NYC at large is still expensive, but not everyone lives in $4000/month luxury condos in Manhattan.
yea manhattan has no soul at this point .. .hope they protect brooklyn
What a charming vid! Watched it all the way through. It was interesting seeing the various personality types. The hustler girl was hella charming 😍
Means she uses men to pay her rent.
@@ivermectin1974 good for her
Lol she wasn’t even trying!
Names of her dogs were quite hilarious.
@@weiirdOzdotFU 🤣
Loved this, the interviewer is so humble and respectful!
I’m obsessed with this video!!!! It’s so interesting to hear what it’s like financially in other places in the world , especially from normal people. I love how everyone was willing to answer as well
Im sure he asked a lot of people and that are the ones that wanted to answer the others are just not in the video
@@dualburritos960 yea I sure as well , I’m just talking about the people who actually answered , I know he cut out other folk lmao
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Ana from the city is hilariously entertaining, more personality than a lil' bit. She could carry a segment - for sure.
Reminded me of Nora from Queens lol
i want to know more about her shes so funny
shes a lying delusional stoner bum lmaoooo and shes not funny at all..shes super cringey
She's cringe and you're cringe too for admiring her.
@@tatianacooper8406 anna pei granddaughter of a famous architect i.m pei. :) her family is crazy rich asian. 100M+ welcome
Love this! Gives me a taste of what some of the lives are like in NYC.
I like the nice chill positive energy in this video, nice to watch.
2:57 equally impressive to her saying all that on the spot, is the person who was able to accurately subtitle everything she said
It is so interesting to see people's different situations and the differences in amounts people pay! Great vid.
I am surprised that you actually got people answered your questions. Good job!
Absolutely, obsessed with this guessing game. Love the new ideas of videos.
It makes me anxious to think these people have to come up with this kind of money every single month
And they need a couch and that’s a trillion dollars right there. (The couch prices??? 👀)
Idk how they don't have anxiety
No kidding in small town wisconsin, my mortgage on a 3 bedroom house is $515/ month
@@berndtsteve Wow I didn't know middle America was that reasonable, you must have found a deal. I'd probably pay that much in Mexico.
@@genericdeveloper3966 even more so than that we also have a seasonal campsite just outside of the dells for $2800 for the year and this one is considered a little spendy (they bring in a lot of bands and events). When I hear these numbers it honestly sounds insane anyone would want to live there
The lady with the dog stroller and old rich lady headgear is an icon, what is she talking about 😂 I love her
Now that you've released two of these, I expect more are on the way? I've subscribed because of these awesome on-the-street videos!! 🔥🔥🔥
I love how NYC residents have a sense of pride for paying a fortune in rent. It’s insane.
Paying a lot in rent and taxes is a sign of success for many people
@@cs0345 I can understand how having a high income to allow one to pay higher rent is a point of pride, however all of the people I know who lived in New York City made average incomes and spent an absurdly high percentage of their money on rent. Which is certainly nothing to be proud of.
@@cs0345 It's also a great way to increase the gap between haves and have-nots. I've done a lot of traveling in my time and the most expensive places to live have always had the most homeless in my experience.
It proves you have it. Weak people failed
@@ntl9974 or smart people just move to a cheaper city lol
love your videos
ah means a lot Erik! big fan of your content too ~ let’s link up sometime in the city 🤝
Came for the title, stayed for all the dogs. Loved this, please do more!!
Appreciate everyone's candor, that was a lot of fun.
$3.800? I pay $400 in Brazil and I think it's expensive lmao
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Brazil is dangerous af
That’s NY
@@cocomarineblu993 and I paid in Cancun $200 lmao there's a awesome beach, great food etc. NYC is cold af
You are poor bro 😂
More of these please! Loved it!
"Im a hustler" = "I come from money" lol
Exactly what I was saying
Her family's net worth is $150 million.
@@SavantAudiosurf sheeesh! See. I’m sitting here like “hustler living in a 3000+ apartment with loft and a patio in NYC” lol. And nothing wrong with that, I used to have daddies money so I get it🤣
@@Halalhotep how did you used to have daddy's money, as of you don't have it anymore?
@@SavantAudiosurf because I’m grown with a job and my own bills and responsibilities. I don’t need my father to take care of me anymore, nor do I allow him to. Independence feels great.
I had a whole one bedroom apartment to myself in the East Village in 1991.. It cost $220 a month, but i had a crack house above me..On the other hand, Miles Davis' bassists lived on the ground floor, & a Tribe Called Quest used to throw parties on the roof, watching the laser show coming off the World Trade Centre. I was a naive 21 year old, & I was from a small town in England... so all of it blew me away.
The neighbor banging on the walls or ceilings/floors for any little noise then going ghost when you knock on their door is so accurate for most of us.
We all need to be talking about salary and rent more often. Only way to make informed and fair decisions about cost of living and labor.
Not really. Someone who does the same work provides for certain social class individuals. Some are amazing workers, some are lazy. Imagine the lazy dude getting paid the same as you the hard worker?
@@00MrPanda00 How does that have anything to do with this comment? Total non-sequitur.
Absolutely. The way the corporate veil is pierced is transparency. Everyone should know what everyone makes.
Shan, your videos feel true to NYC and thank you for that. A lot of try hard CZcamsrs doing what you're doing and just seem fake... keep it up with the originality and good NYC questions
ahhh means a lot ♥️
@@ShanRizwan nah seriously, keep the questions OG and you’ll be good. Some of these CZcamsrs look goofy interviewing cause they haven’t lived in the city but for 2 months
great host. you've got a winning personality, and I'm so impressed with the young man who owns the first edition of the Divine Comedy.
I love how Humble u are! Great video!
I remember freaking out over getting close to paying $1,000 a month for rent...My salary has not increased much since then but my rent has doubled and it all happened so damn fast.
Move out of the crime rat infested overpriced shithhole called NYC
The only way to stop your rent from going up is to get a mortgage.
Keep voting Democrat - it'll be tripled before you know it
@@oyotundookubegwa520 lol both r idiots.democrat is still a lol better. Republicans is just filled with a bunch of clowns and conservative idiots who thinks fairies and sky daddy is real lol.if u actually knew economy and had a decent education you would have know how stupid your statement was lol.
@@oyotundookubegwa520 it went up because of trump. Like, wtf would we vote for the party that literally don’t care and don’t want to make opportunities equal
“This is Dylan, he goes by pickles” 😂😂 as the dog squint his eyes so CUTE!!!
This was helpful. I live in Northern New Jersey and I often think about these same questions when I ride the train. Thanks!
People in NYC b casually stylinnn~~ also I love your interviewing style so fun to watch!
This video made me smile waay more than I was expecting, great job :)
One of the best entertaining videos I've seen in a long time. Keep up the good content !
Great video lol love the responses from the guest too!
Anna's rent is more then I pay for everything for the month. EVERYTHING!
Excellent. I love videos where you guess things related to personal finance
i still don’t know what ana does 😳
@@grumpie6908 Wow. Makes sense why she's paying $3.8K for a studio. Her grandpa had a networth of $150 million at the time he passed away in 2019. Good for her haha
@@grumpie6908 How do you know that? Her grandfather even got a wikipedia article, pretty impressive 🤯
You are charismatic and good with people and over time it will get even more awesome. God bless & Greetings from Croatia
Very interesting video and really good questions. My favorite question was "What is the expensive piece of furniture in your place?". Maybe some day you will make part two for this video? I found out about this video trough xQc.
ana from the city is so charismatic
she was so cool 😮
this was so nice! you did a great job and were very respectful and nice to listen to!
thank you!
don't know how ur vids pop in my YT page, but I love them!! U have 1+ subscriber! keep the awesome work, man!
The NYC Culture is just absolute!! I love it every single day.
What I realize about people who live in the city is I have no clue how they make that kind of money a month and baffled that their paying that much, and it’s true that the richest people don’t look rich.
The lawyer looked pretty rich
A lot of them aren’t rich for NYC tho. For Manhattan, $1,800/month is nothing. A lot of the salaries account for this but it’s usually never enough to allow someone to live how they would in a different city with a lower adjusted salary. It’s expensive as shit to live here.
CA seems worse now, higher
These guessing videos are the best
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as a european, what struck me the most is the fact that none of these people own the house they live in, not even the elder ones
Xactly!
i love ana’s vibe😂
This was fun to watch!
Very interesting to hear the differences between people’s most expensive furniture.
We recently moved out of NYC due to a work transfer. While there, we lived in Queens, the city, and Brooklyn. Our rent was pretty consistent throughout - about $4,200 (which included utilities). And our most expensive piece of furniture is our bed which is adjustable and even vibrates. I think that cost about $2,300. Our sofa was just a little cheaper. Everything else is cheap but you get what you pay for with beds and sofas. (I am hoping to transfer back to either NYC or Boston in a few years and then we will just purchase an apartment instead of renting.)
Is it 2 rooms or how many?
@@user-iq1rp8cy1k - It was a 1 bedroom in Long Island City, 3 bedroom in Manhattan (but the rooms were tiny), and a 3 bedroom in Bay Ridge.
Why do you need a vibrating bed? Lmfao
@@ProfessorOaksLaboratory - Uhhhh…. For reasons? :)
Yeah you are wasting your money...4200 dollars to pay someone else's mortgage 😪
Bro you have a great vibe, gonna share ur video with friends.
This was definitely entertaining 😩 the lady with the dogs in the stroller love her 😭🤣
omg, it’s insane to watch these videos and hear people are paying so much for only the rent. Here in Mexico we pay like 150 max. So interesting to watch Shan and hear different perspectives!
150 max??? Not México city for sure. Average should be around 750.
Mexico City is the exception
@@karlaescamilla3574 an exception with what percentage of the population if you don't mind me asking?
@@karlaescamilla3574 NYC is also an exception.
Those are rookie numbers. If you wanna see some insane rent prices then come to California. I can probably find a flaming dumpster in a McDonalds parking lot that goes for $2000 a month.
i enjoyed this video! love your courage. new subbie - much success to you king !
Girl with the dogs wins everything. LOL!
This one was so entertaining Shan 😊
Wow some of these prices weren’t that bad! I was expecting them to all be above 2G
The chick with the 3 dogs was amazing lol 😂 “I’m blasted”
Congrats on your 1 million views 🎉 and 100+ subs 🎉👏
This was awesome to watch! Interviewer did an amazing job asking the questions in a cool way, which is why I think the people opened up and wished him well. Great job!
Larry with the clutch social distanced interview
Very interesting for me to see rent is so high, I pay 300euros for a 2 bedroom appartment with a decent size balcony and private entrance (handy when you have dogs) + parking spot, 5minutes walk from the beach. This is standard pricing here (I'm a student). Sure, I dont live in America the great, but Croatia is just as fine and offers an amazing quality of life, at affordable price.
@2:11 4am ground-shaking discount 😂😂
Dog hustler lady was funny af! 🤣
Lol I love how he asks the same questions, with the same eagerness each time! 🤣🤣🤣👌
love the golden at the end
Lmao the elderly inspecting Daniel😂🤣🤣🤣
This video is great haha Ana made me laugh 😂
Being born and raised in NYC I've discovered that it's way overpriced for what you get (no surprise there, I know), but I didn't realize it until I got older. The city definitely appeals to the younger crowd with the exception of old timers that want to stay, more power to them. Now that I'm in my mid 30's I grew weary of the city and paying rent. But to see this video and put it into perspective, my house mortgage is in the range of some of these peoples rent, and I'm getting 3 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms, a basement, attic, backyard and garage... lets not forget about the property I own. Plus I don't have to deal with any noise or crime. To each its own, I get it. But some people need to get out and move to the suburbs at some point. You get a lot more!
agree 100%
Born and raised in NYC as well. Saw myself there my whole life til I went to TX.
After being here I realized the city is not worth it. It’s fun, diverse, walkable, full of thrill. But even a decent job like NYPD ($43,000 a year) can’t afford an apartment in the city. Not worth it
@@deenice9169 that's not a decent job bruh 43k a year is nothing. even 6 figures in nyc is not that great, it still feels incredibly middle class. versus in a place like TX where your money goes so much further and making 6 figures there you'd live pretty comfortably
im italian been in nyc just once and now i live in rome for uni. im payin 375€ for my room in a quiet neighborhood. to me nyc its all about the connection you could get there. network and opportunity makes the rent worths. correct me if im wrong
"You get a lot more!" It depends what you mean by "more." If you're talking about the size and amenities in your home, you're absolutely right. But, in many other ways, the suburbs also offer a lot less than NYC-museums, concerts, galleries, restaurants, diversity of experience, diversity of people, public transit, etc. Those things aren't accessible to all people, because you need money to eat out and go to concerts and so forth, but it's here. Many people would trade a smaller, more expensive home for everything else this city offers. I was raised in the Midwest, moved to NYC in my 20s, and am now in my 30s (with two kids), and I don't plan on leaving NYC.
@@ykx777 that’s exactly my point tho. In many places like TX for example, 43k a year starting is REALLY good and you can be well off with that. Whereas in NYC, it’s basically not enough to even afford rent since a good 1 bedroom can cost up to $1800 a month. The problem isn’t that they pay too little in NYC, the problem is that it’s just over priced and not worth the price.
Like where I am, you can find apartments or even nice trailers for rent at about $400-$900. So here, it’s easier for a young person to become independent (get a car, first apartment, etc) whereas in NYC, it’s just not affordable at all.
Yoo, this dude is what's the real deal! Nice approach on the videos
Those names for those dogs are hilarious. 😄 I loved my weekend trip to NYC. However, it was clear I couldn’t move there, cos the rent was too damned high. I’m from MN, and it was shocking to me- and this was in 2004.
I couldn’t believe the guy with the $500 rent!
Rent control.
@@Matt-fl8uy yup. makes it worse for everyone else.
@@edenk3500 NYC rent control is kind of a unique situation as most other cities aren't nearly that aggressive with it. Still, everyone is worse off now due to a confluence of factors so some form of limits around how fast rent can be increased would be helpful.
@@Matt-fl8uy yep. Makes it even harder to find an apartment and makes renovation frequency go to shit
@@boahgeil465 But NYC would lose most of its character if it was just a bunch of people paying 4,000+ monthly rents.
keep making theseeee
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HAHAHAAH how on earth did Ana come up with those dog names I love the squid at the end lol totally matches the rest!! that's definitely someone id wanna toke with
why am I melting over the way he said “you’re BUGGIN”
Love the diversity of New York City!
millicent moose caboose on the loose LMAO, that's the best dog name i ever heard
facts
can i be friends with ana from the city
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Anytime bb
@@dogs_wearing_hats what’s your IG?
@@marcoboldini7180 I wanna know too
@@marcoboldini7180 it’s just that. Search Anna Pei
Very common NYC small talk. I've had friends for decades outside of NY that I don't know how much they pay for rent. While in New York I've sometimes had those convos within an hour of meeting someone. I think part of it is that people need someone to vent to or to help convince themselves they're right to pay what they do.
The last guy was a delight!!
Very interesting to hear peoples stories. I'm in NYC 1 -2 times a year to see my mom. She recently moved, but was living in the UES paying $2,500 for a small studio, It was a great location though. She has a friend who lives on the West side and has been there for 30+years, rent controlled, a block from Central Park and only pays $900!
That's like my place. I live with my parents who moved in the early 90's. Our apartment is a 3 bedroom a few blocks from central park. We only pay $800-ish. I want to move out, because the apartment is extremely overcrowded, and I want to start supporting myself, but nyc rent is too high and my job is in the city! My job starts as low pay. I worked my way up to a good salary. If I move, I'll have to start over. I swear NYC is a TRAP!
I really want to move to Pennsylvania or Connecticut. I've been to Pennsylvania and I love it there. So clean and pretty. I've never been to Connecticut, but every Connecticut native, I've ever met is so down-to-earth and chilled. I heard it's a very peaceful state. I love how close it is to NYC. I considered NJ, but for some reason, the water makes me sick. It gives me a sore throat. I showered in NJ once and I got a rash after. I don't know what's in that water, but I'm allergic to it.
@@KDbelieves How have you never been to CT -- it;s like 1/2 hour away on metro north
@@ClueSign I have no idea dude. The funny thing is, one of my closest friends lives in CT and works in NY. I've never gone over there to visit him.
I definitely need to visit sometime this year.
@@KDbelieves Check out Stamford or Greenwich if you go.
@@ClueSign Will do!
the last guy was really chill
Watching this makes me appreciate where I live so much more. Mountains nearby, beautiful scenery, fishing when I want to and only $1,200 a month for my mortgage.
Art has a cool vibe
I live in the south and after all my bills are paid EVERYTHING(internet, mortgage, utilities) it adds up to barely 1k$.
dang, steven flexing on all of us with that sweet rent control.......
This guys got a good vibe to him. Great vid.
Millicent moose caboose on the loose 😂