Inside the SMALLEST Apartments in New York City

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[@EnesPlus]

I hope everyone enjoys this vid! It’s a little different than what you are used to seeing on the main channel but different is fun! Be sure to check out Cash for more NYC apartment tours!

[@CashJordan]

Tons of fun making this one 👍

[@EnesPlus]

@@CashJordan likewise!

[@amberrose5522]

I'm from NYC and this is why I won't live in East Village, the apartments are usually small and pricey. Great video! Enes, you and Mikey are the best!!

[@katerick6158]

Cash Jordan always so knowledgeable

[@smearglechef8336]

WHATS UP ENES ? :) VISIT TINY HOUSE OR MARITIME CONTAINER HOUSE REGARDS FROM MEXICO

[@Myraisins1]

One of my pet peeves is calling places like that first one an "apartment". It is just false advertising. If it does not have a bathroom and kitchen it is not an apartment. It is a room for rent.

[@shotdang12]

You know what’s funny, I live in a sleep room only. One day I’ll live in a studio lol

[@leilal8053]

Yup.....a rooming house.....

[@gladyslugo7272]

Exactly my brother lives in Harlem the showers and bathrooms are in the hallway, but they have a janitor. So the bathrooms are always spotless

[@MTMF.london]

@@leilal8053 I don't think it is even a legal rooming house. The public hallways are too narrow - fire safety issues flashing through my mind.

[@tookay4ever]

Exactly

[@alanleung1828]

For people wondering where to rent in NY, here is how to improve your standard of living in 3 easy steps. 1.) Fly to Norway. 2.) Commit a crime. 3.) Get thrown in jail.

[@ferrersamanthajoyr.5561]

😂

[@kingslypereira1170]

😂😂 thanks for the tip

[@luvlife2355]

🤣🤣😂🤣😂🤣😂

[@rubym3915]

Hilariously true

[@yourhusbandismyboyfriend1714]

Dead! 😩😂

[@strictlybananas]

“For the East village this is a great view” *shows what looks like an abandoned construction site*

[@tracy7612]

Yes! I was thinking the same thing. Only in NYC!!

[@do-hz4qb]

all the views were ugly. the buildings look so run down.

[@helili]

right it was so ugly omg

[@Diana3229]

@@tracy7612 was looking for this comment. The view is like: 🥴

[@Leftyguitarplayer123]

It is -- I lived there

[@helili]

this is actually so depressing. idk who in their right minds would pay 1k a month to live in a matchbox

[@Sixxdee9]

People who fall for the hype of NYC.

[@tishah5599]

Crazy part south Florida is the same way right now…rental amounts for the certain areas is horrible

[@melodycaguioa8999]

yeah thats too expensive even if its 500$ bc here in Philippines with that space its only 2000 pesos and thats 40$ im glad that i am a Filipino and for 1000$ thats my 4 months salary

[@joesantamaria5874]

@@Sixxdee9 hype? What specifically?

[@Sixxdee9]

@@joesantamaria5874 the glitz and the glam. The clubs restaurants and that can’t afford to stay open after their grand opening because people have the attention span of a flea or cannot afford to patron the places because NYC is so over priced.

[@thobbs4526]

WTH? Share a bathroom with strangers? That is not a apartment, that is a boarding house

[@LoveAndSnapple]

Right?! Whole time I was like ew, ew, ew...

[@mlledj22]

It's a hostel you have to furnish.

[@sheilagravely5621]

Agreed.

[@sheilagravely5621]

1,500 is more than I make in a month

[@ItsToXxy]

Yeah no bueno

[@WifeMamaArtist]

The first one is NOT an apartment. It’s a room in a shared house where you don’t have ANY of your own facilities!

[@poshbloggeraccount7319]

exactly its kinda like boarding house style ......my mom and I also lived in a house like this for a little bit but the whole bathroom sharing thing was weird and she bailed quick LOL

[@naturalforme]

Exactly! A dorm room in a dingy college is bigger. Paying $1,000 dollars is ridiculous.

[@fitybux4664]

A closet with electric outlets.

[@JacobH-zu1lb]

@@naturalforme you realize that a thousand a month comes out to a $238,000 mortgage. Don't live in a big city and you can get yourself a decent sized house with that kind of money.

[@erismana2105]

@@JacobH-zu1lb you realize some people are born and raised in the city right? it's not that easy just to leave

[@jonesy2892]

Even people in California are freaking out over these prices LOL We pay $1,500 for tiny apartments too, but we get a lot more for our money, like central A/C, swimming pools, playgrounds, gym, etc.

[@tainapura4766]

That space must have felt like a jail cell during the pandemic when bars , restaurants, cafes were closed

[@JDMimeTHEFIRST]

That’s why NYC had such high infection rates. Everyone had roommates and shared bathrooms. You can’t space out. It’s not possible for most people.

[@bluesky5384]

Yeah. I live in a studio In the Midwest that is almost 500 sq ft with big windows that let in light as well as a storm door I can have open for light and even I was stir crazy. I can’t imagine being in one of these boxes.

[@potblack6043]

Precisely. He even mentioned it in the video. Those small apartments are meant to be where you sleep and eat, where you survive. The city is where you are intended to live.

[@lesterine77]

Wait? Did restaurants actually close in ny? They didn't here. Indoor seating was closed so we had to order to go. Nothing really closed here. I think malls did after awhile. And theatres. And six flags. And water parks. And I also think bars did bc you can't really take alcohol to go. It's so different outside of Dallas. But we're also not packed like sardines here. We did offer shopping times for old people. But our quarantine was basically no school for kids.

[@Outland9000]

Jail don't cost a thousand bucks a month. At that point I might be like: "Fuck it. Crime"

[@vlonewaki968]

Everybody is talking about the size but my mans opened a locked apartment with just a metro.

[@limzprettythang]

That part.

[@kamie1242]

Wait i just took that innnnn. Like what if someone came in to use the "bathroom" while you aren't home??

[@haydenflanders]

Once you deadbolt it, the apt would be secure. But definitely a NYC classic trick for anyone who forgets to lock the deadbolt haha

[@vexx0397]

that’s concerning

[@michaelcurle3133]

Its no different then your front door if you don't deadbolt it. A flip lock on a doorknob is useless.

[@dirtypoptoxic]

I’m sorry, don’t call the 1st one apartment. That’s a room. There’s no bathroom or kitchen. Don’t fool people.

[@nicolejoy6618]

It’s basically a dorm

[@kanvasjacobson1917]

The sad part is it’s 1,000 a month.

[@reyybaee]

@@nicolejoy6618 nah cuz a dorm has more space than that tiny thing 😭

[@kanvasjacobson1917]

@Annabelle Liu Probably but I’d rather live in Brooklyn since it’s cheaper. I checked how much it would cost to rent with roommates and for a small bedroom and shared living spaces it was 1,000 a month. 😓

[@kanvasjacobson1917]

@Annabelle Liu it’s horrible $500 for a box on the side walk lmao

[@fruitypebbles803]

“We’re in nyc!” *trash all over the sidewalk* “What a view!” *ugly factories and broken down buildings* “You come to nyc to make something of yourself!” *spends hours a week trudging to a laundromat to do laundry, eats only unhealthy take out food cuz there is no time to cook* Anyone else feeling the cognitive dissonance?

[@do-hz4qb]

yes, it looks depressing. "You come to NY because you are ambitious and want to make something of yourself!" so you have to have to make $80k+ a year just to live in a normal 1 bedroom apartment and not a prison cell sized room. and don't ever think about doing something crazy like having kids or buying a home.

[@Sixxdee9]

NYC is loud, smelly, dirty and depressing. And It only looks good at night. In the daytime it looks hazy and miserable.

[@UncomfortableShoes]

Yeah this is painfully delusional. I lived in Miami for years and rented a room in someone’s home, had access to a full kitchen and bathroom to myself for $400. I’ll take that again any day over my “own apartment” in New York and I hate Miami.

[@theskywalker8416]

for the pollution ,narrow space, smoke, overprice and pressure... i prefer somewhere else ngl

[@richardbarth918]

The lot across the street is empty before a building is put up. Legit every city has trash on average nyc is actually pretty clean. Unless you film on trash day then well yea there is trash waiting for pick up. The first apt is basically used as a nyu dorm. It is right near the college and most living in the building are nyu students. That neighborhood actually on a nom overcasted day looks pretty nice.

[@smackedinthejaw]

"What's that, the bathroom?" "Yeah, it's also the bedroom, kitchen, lounge and dining room."

[@m.cgaming2372]

Ok that's funny

[@jessicabruno1316]

When "you have a bathroom in your apartment" becomes a selling point . . . time to fall in love with a different neighborhood.

[@teages078]

Time to fall in love with a different state 🤣

[@armygurl399]

Or a different state

[@cristyluv1205]

Couldn’t even pick your nose right in that first one..... no room

[@Taizunx]

Time to fall in love with a different state

[@ah5721]

No joke.

[@emersonjose4956]

I’d never pay $1.000 dollars for that first apartment. NEVER

[@teresafarrell6457]

You might not but some do.

[@rrr3r2]

I pay that much for my 2,000 sq ft house.

[@metalheadblues]

You could get a full house with a pool for that price in the Caribbean

[@Seer-Of-Lies_Giver-Of-Mutiny]

You couldn't pay me a $1,000 to live in that shit hole, let alone give a $1,000.

[@tomanny528]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/rWa5lnZ3Z51ke6c

[@JDMimeTHEFIRST]

Pretty clean for a shared bathroom. NYorkers don’t notice they live in a box because they are constantly out working to have to pay the rent 😄

[@nenaj1]

Only out of town idiots rent these. Manhattan isn’t only Nyc though.. There are 5 boroughs and big apartments everywhere else.

[@paulanicolas7707]

The girl who waived was adorable, thank you for coming to my ted talk

[@garrettnelson2293]

They said “it has a good view” and it’s just the side of another building and some dirt where they are about to build lol.

[@garrettnelson2293]

@@MitchMitch77-77 that is true. I just don’t think I could but good on them for being able to

[@ImNotaRussianBot]

Could be worse.

[@elmomoorby1827]

If they made that land into a green patch, bench, trees, grass, it'd be so nice

[@MsSphinx91]

@Max Gernika I'd rather have a fire escape to go out there from time to time.

[@ianmiller6040]

@@MsSphinx91 It would nearly double the living space, for one thing.

[@californiadremn6682]

Wow, the landlords are laughing all the way to the bank🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@SusannahPerri]

I loved the second place and its price, however I would need a tree outside. I rented a small, furnished studio in the East Village (East 4th Street), for a week in May and was totally spoiled by having a tree and the same little bird that would sit on the fire escape and serenade me every morning. Find me one like that!! ❤️❤️❤️

[@lynne523]

A tree and a bird ? #blessed

[@SusannahPerri]

@@lynne523 yes, it was so wonderful! The same little bird would wake me up just tweeting away on the fire escape and fly back to its nest in the tree if it saw me. I put it in my vlog each day when I was in NYC. Here’s one that starts with the bird, if you’re interested: kzbin.info/www/bejne/h5PLgmCkrc6dZpI.

[@karliehawkins4755]

U had a rare nyc experience bless u.

[@MrSilentrage123]

Any "apartment" that's smaller than a prison cell should not go for more than $100/month. 1k is just absolute madness

[@porshprix4286]

Same.

[@rt-ik7ik]

1K lol, I have a house with a front and backyard for less. And they say The Netherlands is expensive.

[@BigCrossVita]

Prison was my first thought

[@mar13keta]

But it's NYC, you basically go home only to sleep 😁

[@michaelroberts7374]

@@BigCrossVita mine too

[@OLgoods]

It's funny how in the movies every NY secretary or barman has an amazingly trendy new york loft that he/she can definitely afford 🤓

[@im_youknow_marty]

Yeaah haha always super trendy massive lofts or super high up ones😂

[@kaseyhunter6606]

Right, completely unrealistic

[@blizzard1198]

@@kaseyhunter6606 cause it's a movie if it is realistic it's just A day in life with someone

[@jrambo7495]

DEFINITELY NOT AFFORD!!!

[@twiggy6591]

No thanks NY isn’t that special

[@LWalks64]

I guess with the first apartment you have to make an appointment to take a shower?🤷🏻‍♀️🤷🏻‍♀️

[@ianmiller6040]

Just like freshman year in the dorms all over again.

[@sharonolsen6579]

I mean like... what if you had a bathroom "emergency" .. and needed it right now.. and it was occupied ? What then !! omg .. plus what if the person right before you was .. well.. I should not elaborate, you can fill in the blanks... Absolute nightmare.

[@EnriqueGomez-gp9ol]

You can always share the shower. It saves water.

[@ewnotl1lly]

okay but the first apartment looks exactly like axel webber’s

[@11Lor11]

it is! :)

[@Blyt03]

"It's $500 more for the other 50%, that is fair." Has me laughing like it was reasonable to pay nearly 1.5k just to have a kitchen and bathroom. I can't believe that first room was 1k.

[@mistabozack8258]

Should of been more like 50 a month

[@NG-fk6wc]

Yeah, now imagine you are in school in new York and are paying that high of a lodging free for such a small space. Crazy

[@francesca-selfproclaimed-bleep]

@@NG-fk6wc Oh no, Columbia charges 15,000 for on-campus housing, even more for off campus, and they sell out quick off the market. One of my old high school friends relayed to me that he went there for engineering and forced himself to commute from a relative's house in Beacon every day to avoid those prices. The traffic makes up for it though. :P

[@michellew.1919]

I live in NYC and that’s actually an amazing deal LMFAOOOOOOihatemylifeOOOOOO

[@jackfntwist]

Guaranteed that rent is dropping like the New Year's Eve ball.

[@hlp215]

The first apartment looks like a study pod in South Korea where students are prepping for college entrance exams.

[@damienturner6368]

Man those places are CRAMPED

[@heidik.9005]

That's exactly what I thought! I lived in one for almost 2 months in Seoul but I would never pay $1000 to live in one long term.

[@pohaburn162]

I lived there 3 months. Never again

[@sarahhallgren2725]

I paid $600/month to stay in a 5'6" x 5'6" room in Tokyo back in the day... It was lofted so you couldn't stand up inside and you had to lie down diagonally to stretch out because the room was so small. The walls were made of fiberboard. This looks so much nicer lol

[@ananasbanana]

Why did you do that lol

[@FinancialShinanigan]

This "apartment" was created as a joke until New Yorkers started renting it.

[@melodycaguioa8999]

try searching hongkong coffin apartment

[@belmadizdarevic2603]

imagine being in lockdown alone in an expensive ass closet I'm too mentally unstable for that

[@Takaride]

I'd rather live on the street than in that box for $1k

[@gabe204]

Nobody is or was in lock down. You just walk around with your mask below your mouth, it's fine.

[@Gk22632]

Closet?? These are more like some nice ass shoe boxes if you ask me

[@nadineo1983]

New Yorkers have really convinced themselves that this is just fine. * edit * I come back two months later to a whole soap opera under my comment 😂

[@therealunicornselene]

Because it is

[@therealunicornselene]

@@koifishflavor okay then. Don't move here.

[@therealunicornselene]

@@koifishflavor I didn't try to justify anything because you're nobody for me to feel the need to do so. In either case, enjoy your day.

[@jenniferglover40]

I agree. Really not something a rational person would accept. Not me anyway.

[@Verosmom123]

@@therealunicornselene You're indeed a New Yorker. Your attitude says it all.

[@jefflindeman]

Wow! When I lived in New York in the late ‘80s, I paid $600/mnt for a one-bedroom stoop apartment in a rowhouse in the Steinway district of Astoria. One block off of Ditmars Blvd and two blocks from the terminus of the R-Line. Next door, the landlord lived in the street level apartment, his mom and dad lived in the stoop level and grandma and grandpa lived upstairs. It was a great neighborhood, and often, momma Rose would knock on the wall and hand over a big plate of homemade lasagna across the fire-escape on Tuesdays. Life was good.

[@shoazdon7000]

Don’t think that New York exists anymore, I’m from the U.K that sounds cool tbh. But I think these days people are chasing the shadow of a New York that isn’t there anymore

[@jefflindeman]

@@shoazdon7000 ~I think that’s true. I eventually moved back to Seattle and now I live rurally in the northwest corner of the state about ten minutes from the Canadian border. Unfortunately, I filled my now 27 year old daughter with tales of the New York that once was. She married a Coast Guard man and he accepted a position and now patrols New York Harbor. She got her BS degree in Washington and is almost done getting her Registered Nurse degree there, and they are looking to get out. I had to laugh when she said to me the same words I once said to her in warning, “Well dad, it’s been real and it’s been fun, but it hasn’t been real fun.” LOL Cheers

[@wdn7902]

For a homeless person staying on the streets, these apartments are a heaven and a safe place to live in

[@maikehannah9179]

At 2500 a month. RIGHT.

[@wolfrig2000]

No.

[@JimmyJojoshabadoo]

The first "apartment" is sending a message how close New Yorkers and Americans are living to coffin apartments like in Hong Kong.

[@eggizgud]

I think the Hong Kong ones are worse.

[@babeena_gt_3645]

Some of the micro apartments are only big enough for a single fold away bed it's true

[@patheticlust915]

I legit just watched a vid about Hong Kong coffin apartments before this vid. 😧

[@lalatinaarabia]

New Yorkers are Americans .-.

[@markjay7714]

1k a month for the first apartment?! That's literally MADNESS

[@EnesPlus]

it aint to cheap to live in the city!

[@markjay7714]

@@EnesPlus yes for sure but i mean that's a closet or more like a pantry

[@vincenzoriccio4858]

@@EnesPlus c'mon it feels like you guys are selling gold but it's just pure stone to me, if you know what I mean.

[@ytjhhh]

It's not bad. Come to Toronto Canada and see

[@vincenzoriccio4858]

@ggh546 truly

[@whytemonkey6969]

At 1:29 , The Indian God Ganesha was printed on that TShirt

[@user-lo3et9uq3m]

"2 soap holders!! You're winning!!" ahahahaah Enes, you crack me up i can't ahahaha

[@rebeccanelson6240]

The first “apartment” is what I build my sims when I just need them to survive before I kill them off.

[@tomanny528]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/rWa5lnZ3Z51ke6c

[@hibiscushoney3759]

😂😂😂😂

[@LoveAndSnapple]

🤣🤣🤣

[@ASAPFENIX]

That’s exactly what that room is lol

[@DennisBolanos]

You're cute/funny.

[@user-tt7kj7jm9x]

That first room in my country would be in a building called "hostel" and it's mostly used by backpackers and hippies at $15 dollars the night.

[@olgak4446]

It still would be cheaper to stay in that hostel than in the „apartment”😭😭✋

[@GoodPersonTestWebsite]

NYC has hostels, too. I believe they sleep in bunk beds in rows in those.

[@AnymMusic]

in the Netherlands you'd call that a student room. but then you'd have an actual kitchen and bathroom to share

[@anoncrazynonevilgooddecent7631]

$15 a night, vs $1000 a month, $15 times 31 days= $465! 😱😲 less than half the price!

[@maximilian3544]

I was in a hostel in NYC once, same sized rooms but with bunk beds + had feces all over the walls, like real shit smeared on the walls and a busted window near the fire escape, so everyone could technically crawl into your room at night. Didnt sleep a second that night.

[@mclaughlinja1995]

I’d like to see a comparison of the first apartment to a cell in Rikers … who has more space? (And yes, I know the apartment dweller can leave at will and that’s a massive difference - I’m just talking physical space.)

[@rowan7736]

Omg the first one is literally Axel Webber’s apartment!! idk why that was so cool to see lol

[@SK8musicfeeling]

It's fucking hilarious what these dudes consider a "good view".

[@alexisramirez3353]

Many places in NYC have windows that look at walls. 😅 so technically anything not looking at a wall is a view here

[@bertfechner417]

That window in the bedroom/office looked like they were about to put up a building right outside.

[@hairqueen1183]

@@bertfechner417 I thought the same thing 🤣

[@geffreyalpers5064]

Well a nice view of the “pretty” parts of the city adds hundreds or thousands to the price lmao

[@ShadoeLandman]

You’ve obviously never had a view that consisted of a big pile of dirt. And more dirt.

[@beslanderin5229]

I can't imagine how awful it would be, to be conifinedto your apartment in lockdown, in that shoebox

[@belmadizdarevic2603]

literally! i would kill myself

[@IshaMar]

Oh man..... talk about cabin fever !!!

[@BeingBhumika]

My claustrophobic ass would question my life decisions 💀

[@nogames8982]

Exactly. I could've lived OK in the second one during lockdown but that first one I would've went literally insane.

[@BewareTheLilyOfTheValley]

Constant trips to Central Park, lol. Get a bike and just ride around.

[@elijahoconnell]

**has basic household utilities** “this is game changing”

[@AhmetAtalayOfficial]

This reminds me why I hated NY amd NJ the whole 3 years time I lived there. Back in the days.

[@leeriches8841]

I've only been to NYC once and that was enough. It's way too busy and cramped for me. Can't imagine living there!

[@FolkFaninMA]

I actually thought the second place was pretty good.

[@EnesPlus]

Agreed

[@lostseeker88]

Yeah I'm in a crappy city in California and that price wouldn't be far off here. Maybe more like 1200-1300 so seems pretty reasonable for New York

[@Sergio-wv7ig]

I was thinking the same thing. I’m comparing with SF Bay Area and I’d pay that.

[@lostseeker88]

@@Sergio-wv7ig it’s funny I’ve always wanted to live in New York even if it was just for a year or two but assumed it would be to expensive. Good to know it’s not that much worse than were I live but with a much higher possible income.

[@bendoverson2397]

Besides the fact he broke into the door with a card lmao

[@sbell5702]

When your stuck at home, sheltering in place, during a pandemic- this would be the definition of hell!

[@larsstougaard7097]

Look at the positive sides of these apartments: Cheap to heat, easy to clean, you never have to walk far, all your things is within reach 😄✌

[@sbell5702]

@@larsstougaard7097 Including the opposite wall! Lol

[@whydoeknow3563]

@@larsstougaard7097 😄🤣✌

[@sheilagravely5621]

Not for us introverts

[@dapdne4916]

Been there done that near Disneyland. Lousy roommate was rude to landlady also and got another place to live after a while.🙄 Things tend to work out but you have to put up with s&it. When you live with family even there can be problems of course cheaper, usually. Security is much better with others usually. Have my own room and space now. I get good food utilities, not wi fi, have make shift kitchen, storage, $1000. Share bathroom but gotten used to it. So much depends on getting along with people. If you don't even best places can be terrible.

[@jec1ny]

I spent ten years in the military. It is amazing how little you really NEED to get by on. There are a lot of people in the world who would consider these places as a luxury. Shared bath and water closet facilities were still common in some New York buildings as recently as the 1980s. It's not that bad as long as they are clean and maintained. Of more concern to me than sqft, is safety. You need to take a hard look at the building, and the neighborhood. If your paying $1500/mo for a 1br/1bath, even in a walk up, my guess is that we are talking about a sketchy neighborhood. And doors that can be opened with a debit card are a deal breaker for me. But everybody needs a place to live and I can afford better than that. For some folks, micro apartments may be what they need in the here and now.

[@danielfaleti7084]

When your resources are limited, it pushes you to become creative

[@ST-dz4jh]

I'd rather live in a converted van than pay rent on these apartments. I love small places, but the prices are just unreasonable.

[@madeleinerose7090]

Shario D.N. - Climbing stairs is some of the best exercise available. I personally wouldn’t live in the space with no bathroom, but that 2nd apt was sweet. Clean, bright, hardwood floors, new bathroom fixtures, it even has a separate bedroom! It’s lovely! For only $1500/mo?! That apt in the heart of Seattle would be more expensive (quite a bit more). I had no idea such a nice place could be rented in Manhattan for so little. I might have chosen NYC over Seattle 20 yrs ago had I known the Seattle rent situation would eventually make NYC look like a bargain.

[@dgonzalez9106]

True I loved in an old trailer only paid $350 it was tearing apart but screw that id rather lived in the trailer my own bathroom and parking space than these apartments

[@AnymMusic]

@@madeleinerose7090 ONLY??? in the Netherlands you get a a small 1076sqft home for that price. this is nuts. this shouldn't go a dollar over $750 a month imo

[@payableondeath9091]

@@madeleinerose7090 it looked decent, I liked the kitchen

[@anoncrazynonevilgooddecent7631]

What is a converted van? I’m interested if it’s cheap and decent to live in then I’ll consider the Netherlands or somewhere else jn USA to live in or old I have $3000 saved up in total savings xD so, my budget i can pay no more than $200/month please gimme advice where to find

[@thefacelessnarrator]

I can't decide if that first apartment looks more like a low level correctional facility or more the kind of place you'd keep a hostage whilst awaiting the ransom money 😂

[@EnesPlus]

Lol

[@analea6531]

It’s both 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂 no need to decide

[@novichader]

@@analea6531 for those prices it's certainly both.

[@sandrabrott8580]

Hell when I was in prison that was the size of my cell

[@MrKarmapolice97]

😂🤣😂🤣😂🤣

[@therealdejalove]

Love the switch up! Thanks for sharing.

[@sharonclaridge]

Loved how Enes tried to up-sell the bathroom in #2 ... two soap dishes, now that's living the dream 🤣 I was going to say this is more expensive than London then I remembered someone paid £400k for a parking space a year or two back. Great video...now I know if I ever wanted to live in NYC I'd need north of $2k a month for the rent or therapy for claustrophobia :)

[@playbuttonwith1video-readm668]

People in Texas be like “My dog’s house is bigger than that!” 😂

[@madeleinerose7090]

Maybe, but you have to endure Texas. Nothing is worth that Hell (I left Texas 20 yrs ago after school; have never even entered its airspace since).

[@SG-tx1fz]

@@madeleinerose7090 whats so bad?

[@anettewaits3677]

I wasn’t born in Texas but I got here as fast as I could, y’all 💚

[@misao6397]

@@madeleinerose7090 thank you for leaving, you made space for people who will actually appreciate it.

[@dgonzalez9106]

Lol honestly I live in a 800 sq ft apt for $700 monthly

[@sacmom3]

That second apartment actually wasn’t bad. The stairs would kill me though.

[@VK-qe7if]

Yes not a bad size, but definitely needs a lift.

[@birdv.378]

I really love the floor and the rest is not that bad.

[@valeriepark9444]

Apparently that gets you to "fresher air" and the "ability to open the windows"

[@dwaynerichardson5380]

My thoughts exactly.

[@finaldeljuego1996]

Bigger than mine🤭

[@worrier33]

I like how humble Enes looks, and he took the surprise quite well. Mikey still has his charm too. It's an awesome video. I would like to see more educational side however. Lets say you tour a mansion or a big luxury home. It's not clear how they maintain: 1) Cleaning 2) Insect prevention (all the indoor-outdoor flow) 3) Maybe some maintenance tips/tricks 4) Some estimates on the prices of all the points combined It's cool watching you do some different content, but the education you guys put in is my favorite thing.

[@mindracer5220]

“Two soap holders, you’re winning!” 🤭

[@amberc1356]

The way New Yorkers try to justify their insane way of living.

[@falynnworld2084]

🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@susanhighfield8284]

And they think they're smarter than everyone else.

[@chelseasigler4668]

The entire state is in denial.

[@suesally2103]

Amber C I Agree 💯 %

[@denitsonbrisita]

You mean hipster white and asian people

[@ChefBardo]

the video title should be "inside the worst overpriced rooms in NYC"

[@unicornpower2411]

It's not overpriced it's NYC. Even the worst apartments are worth a lot. If an apartment with the same design was placed in your average city then it would be so much cheaper

[@unicornpower2411]

Well with limited land and high housing demand prices tend to increase rapidly. Just imagine the price of that apartment in 10 years

[@nyx5408]

1.500$ is literally 3 times more than the minimum wage in my country ,that is expensive as fuck ( i mean 3 times more than you will be payed for a month, i dont know why you people calculate your income by year ), if that is the cheapest...what the fuck are NY people doing for a living to afford a "normal" one

[@unicornpower2411]

@@nyx5408 the average household income is around 88,000$. Cheapest apartments prices are around 1,5k to 13k

[@nyx5408]

@@unicornpower2411 in a month or year?

[@tinak6484]

Love Cash’s videos!! Learned so much about New York apartments from watching them! My daughter lives there now so we knew what to look for! Sink sprayers and medicine cabinets😂

[@lisabudd5979]

Appartment 2 yes i love it ...its perfact .. so clean and you got everything.

[@teddyslibrary]

Harry Potter had more room in his cupboard under the stairs than that first "apartment".

[@pennynickels5216]

Lol!

[@pennynickels5216]

Lol!

[@Horus4302]

Was thinking bout Harry Potter, too. That´s barely bigger than the cupboard xD

[@BewareTheLilyOfTheValley]

Frickin' dead 😂

[@ladyscorpz9023]

🤣🤣🤣

[@Quotaa]

Honestly if you can open a apartment door with a metro card then your really living on the edge. Its like a gamble now, "will my stuff still be there after work or will it be cleaned out?".

[@king-vn6fb]

Deadbolt

[@HeartOFPageant]

Get a smart lock door.

[@Debilane23]

That's so dangerous.

[@genevievedarrett3163]

Just showed everyone how to break into someone apt ,scary !!!

[@Nuvendil]

@@genevievedarrett3163 Without a deadbolt or chain, 90% of interior residential doors can be carded, it's not really a secret. The door has a deadbolt, if you look at it. So the apartment cannot be carded if you just fasten the deadbolt.

[@NinjaBooKitty]

AHAHAHAHA I've been watching Cash for a little while and I just started watching you so I'm psyched for this video! NYC is a bucket list place for me so I'm doing some heavy research. Thanks for you both do!! 🥰

[@Pav9001]

My husband and I lived for several years on a 46ft sailboat, you sure do become creative with storage and how many things you actually need :)

[@simonemueller7693]

Then the second one you notice the view will be obstructed because there’s a space there for another building to go up eventually

[@pedrolopes1564]

Exactly my thoughts lol goodbye sun light and view!

[@theoriginalkaro]

And the coming noise...... 😱

[@AaronSmith-kr5yf]

That's why it was so cheap IMO. Might be worth it though if you only plan to live there for a few months/year before they start construction on that empty lot.

[@AmandaDavis6130]

I’d say that first “apartment” was basically a dorm, but at least my college dorm room had a window!

[@untypical-e1564]

Call it a mental asylum for all the fucks i give

[@lilya4692]

watched this out of curiosity since I left NYC last year, and got so shocked and happy to see that the second building was the building I moved out of and my apartment is the one right next store!!! 😂😂😂 I used to hang out with my neighbor in 31. Feeling the nostalgia. Except for the Super that walked in without knocking more than once and I had to scramble to put a towel on..... 🤐

[@annushka0804]

My landlord used to do that until I hired someone to install a second lock and didn’t give him the key 😂

[@stevenreichertart]

"Mikey, let's get a close-up" LOL They're already on top of each other.

[@ThatsJustMyBabyDaddy]

I'm sorry but New York is not that exciting of a city to endure such horrible living conditions. Great to visit though.

[@greenshrek488]

The first one was literally the size of a jail cell

[@que3817]

You wanna live in the Capital of Earth? You gotta pay.

[@Cautionary_Tale_Harris]

@@que3817 I got tree fiddy.

[@francesca-selfproclaimed-bleep]

@@greenshrek488 At least with a jail cell, you can sleep on a bed on the ground and not on a shelf. 😭

[@christianrosa7437]

you dont have to live in the actual city, called manhattan, you can live in L.I or queens or brooklyn for 700-1500 a month and find a studio in queens for 1350

[@thentantt]

Imagine bringing a girl over and you're like "wanna head back into my hallway?"

[@thentantt]

@james Nas well I'm fucked. Lmaoo

[@Mozie15]

Q

[@abby_tgp4027]

@@thentantt nah if you find the right girl she won't care about either, just ready her right

[@teleny2]

It's OK, she's got three roommates.:-)

[@AZITHEMLGPRO]

That’s if you can even get the girl! #foreveralone

[@b.s.1302]

OMG, i have to say again: that first kit thingy is too funny!!!!!!!!!

[@thegeemack]

Love a good 'mashup' of real estate professionals!! Great guys!! Mikey too 🙂

[@jenniferatwell9698]

$1000 for a small room in a creepy cramped building. That is insane.

[@reviewme256]

I would for sure spend that 1k on a motel lmao

[@xsforreal]

When an apartment is smaller than your closet, yet costs twice your rent

[@greghalter934]

"Once you see them, you can't unsee them!" LOL

[@1927su]

I love Cash Jordan’s channel, and of course yours! 😊It makes me happy you both hooked up with each other! You two are my favorite home/apartemo tour folk on KZbin!!

[@neka5611]

"It's a functioning window, thats a big deal" wait what 🙄 so aren't windows suppose to function?? The things New Yorkers consider luxury 😲

[@anoncrazynonevilgooddecent7631]

@8LJ8 then I’ll just have to move to anywhere in USA or the world maybe Europe or Mexico or latinamerica where the rent is most cheapest for me, I have $3000 saved up in all total so where do I go how do I do it?

[@squidneythesquid2487]

I think one part is to prevent suicides or falling and having to be held accountable for that.

[@PinkMetalHead]

@8LJ8 No offense, but the only people that say they would never live in Manhattan are usually those who can't it. If you traded lives with someone who lives in a plush Manhattan apartment with remarkable views of skyscrapers, a doorman, concierge, a gym, laundry, etc., you wouldn't want to go back home. Best city in the world!!! Prices have also gone down considerably because of COVID. I was able to get into a luxury building for a great price. Happiest I've ever been. Love the city.

[@PinkMetalHead]

@8LJ8 Yes, I completely understand. I also love nature and understand not liking the loud and busy city. Didn't mean to come off bitchy, but I'm just really over protective and annoyed when people talk shit about a place they've never been which is a lot of people in the comments. I lived in Staten Island for most of my life, and I also enjoyed having easy access to Manhattan, but not living in the most dense area of nyc. Stay safe as well

[@baileyanderson244]

Did that first apartment even have a window??? I cant imagine NO window at all?!!

[@Knoxvillemoto]

"Everything is a 10 out of 10 for someone, that's why they sign the lease". That's some old school greasy sales bullshit right there. I promise you they sign the lease on a 3/10 because they can't afford the rent on anything better. You damn well no one their right mind thinks a 120 square foot apartment is a 10/10. Home many billionaires do you know living in an apartment the size of an outhouse.

[@poshbloggeraccount7319]

orrrrrrr they take a bus/car/train/feet elsewhere until they find what they feel is a 10/10 .......Ive lived in partially finished basements growing up in Chicago with a single mom that was a cab driver and college student. The basement was on the dirtest nastiest most crime ridden street........when she moved us to another basement apartment was it a 10/10 in some bougie bitches opinion duh no.....we literally had a basement floor with a drain hole in it and a water pipe with a shower head on it and two half ass finished rooms.......but........it was a 10/10 for my mom because it meant when I had to walk home from school alone.....I wasn't going to be kidnapped or assaulted or worse so.....10 out of 10 is a PERSONAL perspective not a vague one

[@Knoxvillemoto]

@@poshbloggeraccount7319 to me 10/10 means it fulfills all you needs and most of your wants. If you wouldn't move back there today even though your financial situation is different than it's not a 10/10.

[@TakeASlowDeepBreath]

@@poshbloggeraccount7319 I also lived in a similar situation as a kid, but after having gotten a good paying job and getting a nice apartment in the better area of my city I can say without a doubt that it wasn't a 10/10 where I grew up. There was sentimental value in the memories I made there, but the conditions were terrible compared to what the world has to offer. Plastic sheeting for walls and tar for a floor, or a jacuzzi tub with high rise ceilings. There's objective improvements to be found in the place you live up to a certain point.

[@talea9593]

They could always move to a cheaper state haha

[@stephanie5999]

It's his job, he had to euphemise it. 😂 You don't tell the people you're trying to sell to that your products are crappy.

[@matthewrzeszutko5601]

The 2nd place for 1500 is actually a great deal for the size/location. That "view" though will be a slightly taller building in a couple years since the ground below is being torn up.

[@sunra23]

03:43 I live in simple city in India and I know they is a HUGE difference between NY and here but I get literally the same arrangements in my dorm and I pay like $55 a month. that's wild.

[@jaylong4705]

I pay 800 for a room and a bathroom in ny. It's out of control

[@penneluna5754]

"For the east village this is a great view" *Pans over to a construction site and a run down building*

[@tomanny528]

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[@theliltwirp]

Penne Luna I just hollered !!!!!!! 🤣😂🤣😂😂🤣🤣😁🤣😁🤣😁🤣😂🤣😂🤣😁😁🤣🤣😂😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭

[@penneluna5754]

@Bob Hartlee ok

[@istvanpraha]

Which means constant noise pollution for the next two years hence the low price

[@penneluna5754]

@Bob Hartlee I'm still trying to understand the relevance of your comment to my comment

[@CashJordan]

Had so much fun making this!!

[@YourRoyalHighness]

Cash is always so sexy 😍

[@xoxowifluvelle]

I’m from Malaysia. I followed both of you, enes n cash. And u guys get together! Wow

[@milagrosalicea4035]

That's lame.!

[@EnesPlus]

Thanks for showing us around Cash we had a great time!

[@isabellind1292]

@@milagrosalicea4035 That's why he has 73K subs, because he enjoys his work and he has a positive attitude. Do you have 73K subs and enjoy your work? We can rule out a, "positive attitude".

[@mattdeans9873]

wonderful to see my two fave real estate people together!!!

[@chrizmerk756]

Had an apartment smaller then the first one. But it had a full sized fridge, small counter, sink, small oven, TV, microwave, appliances, utensils, towels, twin bed, desk and went for 650 a month with a shared bathroom.

[@maebird16]

So... what’s the point of them wearing the masks if they’re not going to pull them up when they interact with each other or strangers?

[@LoveyRockHowell]

100% agree

[@JustASillyFilly95]

There is no point to them wearing masks. Masks don’t do anything lol.

[@maebird16]

@@JustASillyFilly95 I’m not arguing with you. Take it up with infectious disease experts if you think your opinion on infectious disease prevention is somehow equivalent to theirs 🤗

[@rylanlovesharry]

exactly 😭 like bruh so selfish

[@eldasfrogs22]

Yeah, I they're just wearing them like collars. Bruh

[@saniyahahmad7217]

The second one actually isn’t that bad

[@Kelemor]

@Tyler don’t need a gym membership so you have a place to do your cardio.

[@lillmango]

Lol it was bigger than my first home out of home.

[@rociocarvajalacebal179]

Oh really glad seeing you both together touring!! What a brilliant idea! Love Enes and Cash!! I lived in Cobble Hill in a penthouse with no elevator!! Neenrthless spectacular views from the bed to Manhattan and Ms Liberty!! Great video!! Greetings from Marbella as a realtor who started in 1988 in Madrid, Spain.

[@bollymelody4309]

Enes casually : Ohhhhh….This is Walk in closet😂😂

[@Mariaversaci197]

It amazes me that elsewhere in US you can get a BIG apartment with two rooms for less than the first closet they showed. Like you're paying just to be IN New York.

[@vaderladyl]

That is what they say, you go to NYC for the city, not for the living arrangements. I might love a city enough to move there, but I need my space to be in decent conditions and comfortable enough for me to do so too.

[@damienturner6368]

But the ppl are.... bleh

[@sjohnsonnc06]

Yea I had a luxury apartment with 2 bedrooms and 2 bathrooms that was 1200 sqft that was $1300 a month...thats texas for you

[@lyndaporter9156]

Location $, Location $$, LOCATION $$$$$.😕

[@heidik.9005]

I used to rent a 900 sq ft apartment (2 bed 2 bath) for $900. Now I own a 2500 sq ft house and my mortgage payment is still less than $1000. I think I will stay in Pennsylvania!

[@pammy35]

Watching this from my nice spacious home in Sydney Australia.. This depressed me terribly.. I feel blessed

[@mehressagreen4615]

I'm crying but I can dry the tears with my million dollar mortgage signing

[@couchpotato3047]

Then I am sure you haven’t seen Moscow apartments))

[@basedaudio1]

Enjoy it before death takes it all away from you.

[@FIR2031]

But but NYC is better than Sydney

[@hinklefamily1831]

@@FIR2031 true. Used to live in Sydney, wasn't worth it. Moved to NYC, not the best quality of living but certainly more entertaining

[@kikimaulana747]

It's funny to see you trying hard to not laugh when u touched stove and Cas said " dont kill us" hahahaha

[@YouarefriendMorgan]

5:47 *breaks in with a card "the true NYC experience

[@waynejohnson1304]

I pay $1,007.00/month for my house in Connecticut. I get three bedrooms, a nice size living room, a nice size kitchen, a finished basement, a 4 season room, a laundry room, and a nice size bathroom and a half. I have a big backyard with a lot of trees and a beautiful deck. I'm at the end of a dead-end street so, it's very quiet. I have two Cadillacs in my own private driveway. It's only an hour to get to Manhattan from where I am. If I had the same things in Manhattan, I'd be paying more than $10,000.00/month. I feel so lucky!

[@Comeswoopfam]

Connecticut sucks

[@Chutneybhai]

That sounds like a sweet deal, especially if you work in Manhattan. Drive a station, park and take a train to the city.

[@waynejohnson1304]

@@Comeswoopfam I can walk around my 4 mile block area at any time of the day and not worry about getting mugged too. I suppose for the criminals, it would "suck".

[@tdsims1963]

Cadillacs, eh? Well, I guess that justifies everything. I mean, who wants an all-electric Tesla when one could have a all-gas Cadillac?

[@tdsims1963]

@Rim Gh Rats are everywhere. Name any place in the country where there aren't any.

[@syrenxcove]

2500 a month and i still have to go to the laundry mat :( no thanks..

[@That_Girl_Ria_]

I agree. The 1500 one was better

[@BewareTheLilyOfTheValley]

If you could figure out how to dry the clothes quickly inside without a balcony, you could get a portable washer that is good for small amounts of clothes and hooks up to the sink. Not great for washing blankets, though.

[@sathirafernando6036]

Ah yes, laundry mats. Not laundromat

[@civic9404]

Buy a panda washer

[@Lauren-vd4qe]

@@civic9404 exactly and a manatee dryer; perfect...

[@richdelgado3405]

So I'm just going to safely assume that the apartment on "Friends" must be about $6000 a month.

[@abbiereynolds8016]

Monica's apartment was actually given to her by her grandmother, so that's how she was able to live there. As for Joey and Chandler, Chandler made enough to pay for it and even lend money to Joey from time to time. Ross was a professor at a museum so he obviously could afford New York, but I don't know about Phoebe.

[@melinacoria971]

@@abbiereynolds8016 from what i remember phoebe didn't live in the same neighborhood for a while and later lived with her grandma who left her the apartment she lived in with rachel and later with mike

[@DontMoveWock]

But they were lucky . Monica’s apartment would really probably be around 4500$

[@Ilovevintage77]

Yup. It would be !! Very unrealistic 😸

[@liv97497]

They do talk about "rent control", but yeah, pretty unrealistic. It was the 90s though, like that's 25 years ago, it sure has gotten a lot worse since then

[@queens.mimi4]

Enes I can't stop smiling this is unbelieveable.... Ba-by you've heard of being out of your element This.... Is.... It!!! 😂🤣😂

[@11Lor11]

OMG! the first one is Axel's apartment and the second one was Hitomi's! hahaha, thats crazy!

[@Elijah-Bravo]

When a closet is more expensive than your mortgage payment.

[@craftyrouze]

Thought exactly the same. We own a 3bed house with a massive garden 40mins away from London that we bought in 2016. Our mortgage payments are £1100/month with the potential of dropping at each remortgage. Lucky to have gotten on the step ladder and no need to live inside the city to be able to visit the city at your own convenience. Its a waste of hard earned money, if you spend so much, for so little, spending even more on daily take outs because there's no proper kitchen to cook.

[@randoliof]

3,000 square foot house, 2.5 acres, pool, tons of trees, full deck... $1,300 a month. I think I'll pass on moving to NYC.

[@sarahcarter8577]

I pay $970 (mortgage) for a 4bed 3bath, 1300 sq ft house. O can't believe people pay more for like 100 sq ft. Oh, right, "location"

[@lisajennette5692]

$623, 3 bedroom 2bath 1,300sq ft a garage and a beautiful screened in back porch. I just bought it in December and I love it

[@randoliof]

@@lisajennette5692 Damn that's super affordable. Where at, if you don't mind me asking?

[@heist4420]

the girl who walked by and waved at the camera was so cute! her outfit was so cool, i hope she has a nice day

[@anacampos6240]

I thought the same, loved her shoes too

[@heist4420]

@@anacampos6240 right!! shes super stylish

[@heist4420]

@Magnitude i guess i am if i wanna compliment someone that looks dope😎😎

[@heist4420]

@Magnitude disagree

[@shiond123]

MORE! I wanna see more upgrades!