Living in a Tiny-Box Apartment… With NYC’s Best View!

[@kidynamitjr1326]

75k a year purely on rent. Absolutely insane

[@Joseph-lz5er]

Dumb to pay rent when you can save up and, in a few years, can easily buy a nice house in NJ.

[@Valorios]

@@Joseph-lz5ertrue, landlords just laugh at you for paying that. Actually quiet sad but i guess the majority is lazy and just pays

[@muriloninja]

Weak beta males smiling in agreement with the mantra of "You will own nothing and be happy"!

[@q.f.f.]

@@Joseph-lz5er Where are you gonna live in the meantime? Perhaps, mortgage is the right decision here, given you're able to make a down payment.

[@truthteller8274]

You couldn't pay me that to live there in that concrete hell.

[@connie7128]

I've never been to the east coast of the country. I was born and raised on a farm in the Midwest, and I currently own ten acres in the rural southwest with a 4-wheel drive & nothing but open space around me. I find this channel fascinating, because I can't even begin to identify with the life I see. I would go absolutely stir crazy living in a huge city and a tiny space. I don't really like people as a general rule. LOL Being constantly surrounded by them would drive me to the nearest psychiatrist. 😬 It's amazing how different our lives can be, and we find happiness in so many different ways. I get to see another world watching this channel. I'd post my world, but it would bore everyone to tears. Very quiet with just the dogs barking or the chickens clucking and the occasional coyote yips. Thanks for the videos!

[@darleneaitken1620]

I could live in both places.

[@theoriginalbridgetconnors]

You're right. I would run screaming looking for civilization if I lived where you do!

[@stephb3321]

Same. I’m watching this from the ‘burbs in Western WA. I’ve lived in apartments, but none have been in a 600+ unit building. I’m visiting NYC in September, so I’m sure my mind will be blown a bit.

[@Instantpower332]

We have 10 acres in New England. The first house I built the mortgage was $35 grand. The 2nd house on 20 acres the mortgage was $45 grand. I really enjoy the channel also but would go stir crazy and the rent prices are insane. To live anywhere decent you better make $200 grand …

[@patriciamoreno5733]

💤

[@sebluketravis2438]

There was a famous scene in a movie with the quote ''You had me at hello''. What I can confirm is ''you lost me with 4900 bucks per month''.

[@blueeyedwolf2205]

I can't imagine a more problematic layout for that first apartment with the fireplace directly across from a doorway, thus no room for a couch for that big screen TV. Again, somehow, they made an apartment with no actual living room. And $5000 a month. Even if you managed to put two people in there, it's $2500 every 30 days to live there. Insane.

[@tigerofcopenhagen2225]

The fireplace is just a decoration. Do with it as you will.

[@hannaha4305]

Especially for a view of concrete and brick all around you, it's not like the buildings in NYC are all that attractive. Go look at a city in Mexico, the architecture and being built into the mountains so many are so beautiful with color and nature.

[@queens6583]

@@hannaha4305 Just check the State dept. warning levels first. Couldn't pay me to live in Mexico.

[@YG-eh3gh]

​@@hannaha4305😊😊😊😊😊😊

[@joziv]

⁠​⁠​⁠@@mycinnamongirlnot that mexico is a death trap or anything, but it’s surely more dangerous than the us lmao. Also chill with the racism accusations. It’s wild that you’d say something like that to a complete stranger

[@timgonzales2891]

Lol, being stoked to be able to see a Macy's is hilarious

[@speyes1915]

I live 5 minutes from a Macy's

[@risenfromthepyre]

It's THE Macy's #1. And where else can you see early 20th century wooden escalators? 🙄

[@lisakwaterski6707]

The store also has outside of one entrance a tribute plaque to the founders who died on the Titanic.

[@romktch17]

$4900 for that first dump, my god. Ugliest floor plan possible, clearly built when the only form of entertainment was sitting down and talking to each other. For $4900. I hate NYC because of the prices and feel bad for anyone stuck there. But anyone willing to pay that, rather than move out of the city, deserves to be charged this much.

[@beefheart67]

I once had dreams and aspirations to live in a big city but with the defund movement and all of these crazy Soros funded DAs I've decided to pass on big city living

[@saltydogz4657]

People in NYC are salary rich but house poor. Many are realizing that they can buy (as in pay off a mortgage and eventually OWN) a new home in say Columbus, Ohio or Durham, North Carolina with a two car garage, pool, front and back yard, two stories, 4 bedrooms, and all that, for the price of rent on a tiny box in NYC, which is still only a couple or hours away by plane. I know people who live in those sort of small towns, and live well and still, when they up and decide to go to NYC, just fly up for a few days. Financially, they're still saving money and get the best of both worlds. I even knew one guy who moved to a small town in Kentucky and with the money he saved, learned to fly and bought his own plane. If the mood hit him, he just flew up to NYC to go to the Met for the evening. Or where ever for that matter. When you get about 25, you really have to start thinking about what is best financially. But I know so many in NYC they say they won't leave.

[@spllna]

That's why you find rooms for rent and stack your money up lol I've found rooms for like 400-800 which is not bad at all I plan on moving there next year 2025 or right outside which is Newark but you gotta be smart and that's the way to go if you plan on moving somewhere that's really expensive

[@beefheart67]

@romktch17 yeah sitting down and talking to someone a long lost entertainment art form🤔

[@JF-qf4oq]

I’m totally confused by the description of these as “tiny-box” apartments. They seem quite large! Maybe I’m too used to the micro-sized apartments in parts of Europe and Japan.

[@wesleyb1458]

No you are right tbf. In New York City this is actually a very large apartment compared to most. There are some real “tiny box” apartments in New York that are like 300-400sf and cost more than my 2200 sf house in Florida lol

[@jscholex]

in absolute size not too bad, but if you do the math for $ per sq. ft. it's insanely expensive

[@Michael-yq2ut]

Exactly what I was going to say.

[@Isaiah094]

$6,250 is nuts… imagine making high 6 figures and needing roommates but also struggling with roommates lol

[@albertalmaguer7362]

Supply/demand.

[@romktch17]

​@@albertalmaguer7362No. It's rampant greed. Hence why there are empty apartments.

[@albertalmaguer7362]

@@romktch17 and that's why there are employees to lease them and people are willing to do so, if not the price would be so high and an entire market wouldn't exist.

[@markbenallack5043]

I’ll never understand how glass, cement, and brick is a beautiful view.

[@moonglow6639]

It's only being advertised like it is. It's actually hell on earth for a normal human being. These guys, including Cash, aren't honest at all.

[@darleneaitken1620]

Now, this is what I call NYC. Can you imagine how many out of town friends you would have wanting to come for a visit. Or pretend they are friends and rent them a room for a day or two.

[@NYCREPhoto]

It doesn't get more New York than Midtown

[@nostressstef8924]

yea those 2-3 nights in a hotel can be close to 1k in that area. people will defo try to use their friends with that location lol

[@wesleyb1458]

Right next door to the Empire State Building 😍

[@nightowl1337]

I can’t believe I lived there for 10 years. Moving away was the best decision.

[@hannakinn]

I liked these apartments and Jack too. Jack seemed to have a good personality, he was upbeat and enthusiastic, I liked that!

[@franklindelossantos3976]

That it's why is so expensive..because stupid peoples actually rent that insult....the owners don't even live in that fuckery.... Please go and visit and see that he edited....it's not as cool he show it... please go ahead and believe this lies 🤥

[@fletchb2937]

You couldn't pay me enough to want to live in that ocean of humanity.

[@LynneNinonuevo-fp7ov]

The concrete jungle !

[@MamaCarola1]

This used to be the Hotel McAlpin until it was turned into rental apartments in the early 1980s. 1 of my old bosses used to live there when it was converted. Now it's actually a condominium. Unfortunately they've taken any of the old charm & thrown it away except for the exterior of the building. The only reason I can see for them getting the rents they're charging is for the location. Everything in the apartments is basic. Boring, bland kitchens & a microwave on -the counter?? No in-unit laundry in either unit. No supermarket close by & that Target is only a Target express store with limited selection & it charges more than a regular full service Target. Cutting up those apartments to add an extra bedroom in each is the silliest idea I've heard of. You'll get more vang for your buck somewhere else.

[@GuitarPlaya72]

And this is why I live in cozy northern Kentucky. Lol!

[@haroldmccarty1333]

Crazy, northern KY to me is too close to Cincinnati. But hey from eastern Kentucky!

[@nelliesfarm8473]

I can't even begin to imagine living in a place like that . I live in rural n.e. Alabama on 55 acres...I rarely see anybody out here. Downside is , next to no shopping, no Uber, no buses, no nothing ....no delivery of anything...many people out here don't even have internet access ....but it's quiet and peaceful and the only other issues are the occasional coyotes and bigfoot!

[@Instantpower332]

We have over 10 acres but fortunately there are another 5 to 10 acres around us. We have horses, dogs Cats,even a miniature donkey. Life’s great just couldn’t Imagine if we had to pay $60,000 a year in rent for a space way smaller then a 2 stall barn. Now that’s just plain nuts..

[@queens6583]

Everyone's perspective is different depending on where you were born and raised. My brother lives in rural upstate N.Y. and every time we visit my kids are glad to go home to the city and can't imagine living in " the country". As long as your happy where you are is what's important.

[@Instantpower332]

@@queens6583 I was fortunate growing up living in the suburbs on Illinois. Where we lived there still was a great deal of farm land. Now it’s wall to wall homes. My wife and I did live in New Haven for 2 years that’s the closest to the city living I have ever had. Now we have over 10 acres and are land locked. I do admit seeing some of the amazing apartments living in the city could be amazing. But the prices there’s no way….

[@nelliesfarm8473]

@@queens6583 I was raised in a big city ...not rural Alabama where I am...it doesn't depend on where you were born and raised. I wanted away from the noise , traffic, crime , etc and I knew the dollar would collapse too...seven years ago. Now it's coming to pass

[@Kitkat2870]

Sounds like heaven on earth.

[@hadeev]

Those apartments are nice, and have charm (especially the one with the fireplace). It's great that they have rooftop access. They look larger than I imagined, but their best perk is that they're located in the garment district. So many places to eat and shop, with bus lines and subways galore. In the 1980s, I had a boyfriend who lived on 31st Street and Broadway. It was so cool doing things in the area, and his job was walking distance from home. The neighborhood has evolved a whole lot since those days.

[@Kitkat2870]

Charm for $5K/month in rent...yeah...well...you can keep your NYC charm and stick it where the sun don't shine.

[@ZeldaMaster500]

the only thing this video shows me is that people that live in the city don't know how to mange money properly, for 5k a month you can afford a half a million dollar home outside the city. 5k is astronomical for a apartment that is on the same level as high crime areas. that apartment is pure section 8, ive seen people living off government assistance have better homes, i feel bad for people who willingly stay there

[@rishibeauty8889]

Would you be able to watch the Parade from the apartment? I bet it would be cool at Christmas!

[@ericalampley480]

That's what I just said!

[@saltydogz4657]

Sure, turn on the TV. I'd do that in my place in Honolulu, but I'm still asleep at that time.

[@lukegindlesperger3761]

Where I live in Johnstown, Pennsylvania, roughly 60 miles east of Pittsburgh, each one of these apartments would go for no more than $600/month, including water and sewage. Gas, electric, internet, and trash pickup would run roughly $180/month. Rent and utilities included would be about $780-$820. To pay anything more than that is robbery imo.

[@Kidney7661]

Fun fact. Foot locker is the last semblance of Woolworth that still exists today.

[@MamaCarola1]

I miss that Woolworths. You could always find whatever you needed there. Do you remember the "nun" who used to sit in front of it v with a basket asking for donations? What a scam she was running

[@faithBrewarded]

When they call it a "tiny-box" apartment it means full size apartment here in Hong Kong. I think in this apartment you totally get what you pay for!

[@lonniemcclure4538]

I expected the entire apartment to be smaller than the living room was.

[@owieprone]

I was just thinking that. Also 'small kitchen' !!?? it's 3 times the size of mine! I'm in a proper 2 bed, and 2 bathroom, flat in the UK.

[@MrZarewna]

I would love to see actual tiny-box apartments at some point. These are all so fucking huge to my Finnish standards.

[@justso4509]

How about the price @4:57, is it huge too? One month's rent in this apartment is more than I pay in a whole year. There are some super-tiny apartments on this channel, single rooms with no bathroom or kitchen and barely wide enough for a bed.

[@justso4509]

here are a few I've just found, search for these titles: "A Tiny $800 New York Apartment" "Tiny NYC Apartment, Smallest of 2020 Full Tour. Downtown Manhattan Micro Apt, No Stove, No Bath!" "Living in NYC’s SMALLEST Apartment (60 Square Feet)"

[@MrZarewna]

@@justso4509 I had not seen "Living in NYC’s SMALLEST Apartment (60 Square Feet)" so thanks for that. He does show small apartments sometimes, but quite rarely and his titles are always pushing it to the "This is such a tiny apartment" even tho it has multiple rooms and a seperate living room etc. It's annoying to me, but I still love these videos no matter what. Prices are absolutely insane. But renting isn't cheap in Finland either(in bigger cities) so I can't really comment on that, but obviously a manhattan flat with nothing in it costing about 3000 a month is insane.

[@hannaha4305]

@@MrZarewna we call that click bait titling

[@MrZarewna]

@@hannaha4305 As if I didn't know. It still should have some logic behind it. Not every video needs to be clickbait.

[@brianmarvin6462]

Where"s the tiny apartment?

[@chapman1569]

690 units! Imagine a fire in that. It would be a nightmare. Or bedbugs, there is no way bedbugs will be eliminates when 690 units cannot comply with measures to terminate the bugs.

[@ericalampley480]

Not a bad deal for the location! I'm pleasantly surprised! And the thought of watching the Macy's Thanksgiving Day parade from above it sounds amazing!

[@evhvariac2]

Not a bad deal lol

[@axp07]

the prices paid for these dump apartments can get you large houses and yards in suburbia and even more in rural areas , but to each their own i guess.

[@albertalmaguer7362]

Supply/demand.

[@jamesedenart]

One person's paradise is another person's misery. Granted, I'm from the country, so a city sounds miserable, but my spouse is from the city and hates the country lol.

[@coolgamer2135]

​@jamesedenart Just because you have a preference doesn't mean you have to get ripped off like that's crazy paying for such an apartment.

[@northernontariowacko]

$6,798 a month CAD in rent. What in the actual fuck. That's almost 11 times more than what I pay for double the size! Absolutely insane !

[@lisab.1595]

Seems like a very well maintained building. Nice apts, nice views and very clean. I used to live a few blocks away , and yes, it's a nice neighborhood as well.

[@gstevens6948]

I was going to say, nice clean building, nice area for sure. Sounds very reasonable.

[@joannegoebel]

That apartment building ,I think, is one used for many movie shot and TV. Looks like the Building from Friends 😮.

[@adventureswithjose9739]

I love when developers turn these old hotels into residential and preserve them rather than demolish them. The place looks great and the price isn't bad for the location.

[@jpatrick1967]

$6,000 a month for barely any space just to live next to shitty chain restaurants and views of other buildings?? Yeah, real great. NYC sucks ass

[@CODA96]

Only 4900 a month to look at brick walls around you and hear constant noise from the streets below. Not bad indeed.

[@susannebrunberg4174]

​@@CODA96No. This apartment has no "brickwall view". From this smaller one, you see Empire state building, part of street, Macy's etc. I liked it. Great location. Midtown has always been the best part of the city. And the rent is not bad at all.

[@CODA96]

@@susannebrunberg4174 Dont know about the average rent in the USA but 4900 to live in a constantly loud and busy street doesnt sit well with me.

[@JA-lg5oq]

Property is expensive in US but NYC is one of the most expensive parts of the country

[@connie4937]

That Dyson hook was probably for a Dyson hair tool, not a vacuum 😂

[@stuartwhobson]

wow, this is fascinating. Spend $6,200 a month for an apartment the size of an RV with medocore appliances and fixtures. All so I can live in NYC and shop at all the same places I have here. Honestlsy, the entire building is mediocre, except for the size it is NY big.! For $6,200 where I live I could get a mansion or 5 - 2 bedroom apartments---and all five better equipped.

[@Danny__Noble]

Literally. Like are we supposed to be impressed or something?

[@mariewiseman2962]

WoW! What a fantastic area to live in! ✌️👍💕

[@waynegray5568]

Nice haircut Cash! Lookin' good man🎉!

[@Aimqail]

Im from Germany and these prices are crazzzzy... and there are sooo many people around. Where is the peace? You could never relax in this noisy city

[@charissemodeste6489]

690 Apts.. Landlord making over 40M, a YEAR, with over 4-6K monthly.. so I'm curious.. At those prices.. why no in Apt. Laundry??

[@dhayden1981]

AWWW I love Jack. He's a cool dude!

[@phoebesmith9089]

The astronomical prices never cease to amaze me. I always wonder what ppl have to do for a living to afford to live in such a place. Or Is everybody a trust fund baby?

[@finraselnoffke5087]

Hello, for what is that Metal in front of the Wjndow at 00:06 sec ?? Ive seen it sometimes in Groundfloor n sometimes in upper Floors

[@WillowJordan1979]

I was just looking at the tiniest apartments in Japan, so this doesn't look that small. Nice compact apartments. But.. 4900 dollars a month?!! Many Americans don't even make that much per month. Sure, you have all these restaurants and stores right next door, but if you're spending 4900 on rent, how much money do you have left for anything else? I guess you'd have to eat at McDonald's and Taco Bell, because you couldn't afford a fancier place.

[@stephenjablonsky1941]

This apartment is exactly $2000 a month more than my mortgage on a three bedroom, two bath house with finished basement and sauna with two car garage on 1.34 acres of park like beauty in Stamford. I left Manhattan 50 years ago and never looked back.

[@lisahughes2878]

The price a month blows my mind. I can't even imagine. Granted it's not in mid town NY..but I live in a 2 bedroom house with a basement. My rent is $700 a month.

[@kevinh891]

With those kind of rents. It is easy to see why all the windows open only three inches with little bars on them. The landlords are afraid you will jump out when the rent is due!!!

[@vicki8261]

Nice apartments with great views, and surprisingly good closet space! I like the haircut, Cash!

[@queens6583]

definitely nice apartments.

[@muss06]

Visited New York last week and went to the Macy's area. I recognize almost everything in that area you passed by, which I find cool 😁 Went past the Herald Towers to get to the base of Empire State. Love your videoes man

[@judylapointe3507]

Oh my, a new hair style. Looking good my friend.

[@doris2793]

That landlord is making.. (690 units x $4900 month x 12 month)... assuming all units from studios to 2 br average out dollar wise... That is $40,572,000 a year!! Crazy money 💵

[@darleneaitken1620]

I live in a city, but don't leave the neighborhood unless I want or need to. When you have everything nearby, it makes it very convenient. I'm sure it's the same in NY.

[@Faine44]

Two words to describe what I've seen in this video: Dystopian Hellscape.

[@raerae165]

this apartment looks huge to me....i was expecting smaller. I won't mind staying here with all the amenities in the building and convenience

[@biketen994]

Rooftop (and some apartments) provides a great view for Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade.

[@hannaha4305]

Congratulations @Cash on almost 1/2 million subs, you are rocking the real estate rental gig.

[@jamesslate6664]

I looked at this building when I first moved to NYC. It is quite nice. As you described, the apartments are converted hotel rooms, but given the vintage of the building, each apartment has a slightly different layout. It would be best to rent an apartment with a street view rather than the interior, if you want abundant daylight and views. The neighbourhood has much to offer, if only for the flagship Macy's. The studios-my favourite-currently rent for $3300/month, which is slightly lower than other similar apartments in the area. Overall, this building is a really good value for the money.

[@6kidsand8cupsofcoffee]

I miss NY every day... might have to help me find a place next summer when my baby graduates from her country side HS

[@SaidiLouise]

This was the neighborhood i stayed in when i visited. Loved it. Very central for walking everywhere. Bought overpriced shoes in that neighborhood and ate at many many amazing restaurants in that neighborhood. It was incredible!

[@Dani-ICU-RN]

Had My teens watch this.. what a diff world from our hot humid rainy state, with a yard,,pool, malls, cars,,,, I cld love it..grew up in NJ, but left to Cali at 15... here in South Florida,still miss seasons

[@lis819]

HUGE apartment! Nothing ‘box-like’ about it!

[@hopejackson1319]

This is huge and unexpected this close to Macys Parade🎉🎉🎉🎉

[@MayWhite-fj9my]

I like the apartment and the location.

[@eweiner14]

I grew up in the Chelsea co-ops (Penn South apartments) on W. 26th St. so when we had nothing to do my sister and I used to just walk up and down 34th St, going into shoe stores (a lot of them even in the 1970s), Macy’s, Korvette’s and Gimbel’s. Too bad they didn’t have that Herald Square outdoor seating area back then.

[@xccrazy91]

I love the first apartment! Don’t even mind the fireplace

[@laneyzukermantherelationsh9096]

Love your videos. Suggestion, can you please mention in the videos if the apartments are pet friendly? Appreciate it!

[@pcurl3972]

First view lmao nice. Love the stuff Cash!

[@warriormvp]

What about hospital bills when I'm mugged on day one?

[@patriciafuchs5970]

Very cool apartments today.

[@patriciamoreno5733]

Beautiful Apts in a great place. I love your new haircut you look more handsome than ever!

[@hopejackson1319]

🎉Great time to see you. Thanks❤❤

[@JonnyTuba]

So where was the tiny box apartment? Stop using "tiny box apartment" for clicks. This was mostly just bad footage of New York.

[@Del15815]

I know wtf is wrong with the guy wrong titled?

[@EaZyKiNg]

Lol

[@vsoco4921]

Had to take a pause for the last days, so I missed some of your videos. Bur I'm happy tio see you decided to keep the old format!

[@ANIMALS_AND_MORE_moments]

The location vibes. Both apartments are functional, clean, livable. Well, perhaps one day it's for me.

[@needleontherecord]

I love how they justify the high prices by saying you put up a shitty temp wall and its two bedroom.

[@cristinacho7881]

FIVE SENSES! My favorite restaurant in K-Town Manhattan! ❤❤❤

[@maetes]

Great location and pretty neat apt.

[@amyyoshikawa7698]

Hi Cash and to your friend wow very lovely tiny apartment in NYC. Great views of Macys and Manhattan stay well and safe 👍

[@chrisstott4100]

Cash, so you got a new hairdo? Is it here to stay? I am digging it.

[@Jerrylbee]

Cool video! Even get a nice tour of herald square!

[@Ana.Banana.77]

I stayed in nyc 2 weeks ago right off 32nd. This is a really cool area, lots of activity. Thanks for the cool video 😊

[@bramsta]

Yo those prices at the Korean place. $30-$50 for a single dish? Are those prices real?

[@alixedent7127]

Whoa! Great area nice flat and pretty reasonably priced as these things go! Plenty of wallspace with fabulous views - the quintessential New York apartment. Great vid and happy new haircut!

[@blueeyedwolf2205]

Reasonably priced at $5000.

[@tigerofcopenhagen2225]

@@blueeyedwolf2205 Cheap for the location.

[@The_Rising_Phoenix_]

This is the best Apartment that I have seen so far on you Channel.

[@carolynrivera9745]

Happy Sunday Cash , Always enjoy your channel.... Can't wait until your next video... Bye-bye 👋

[@shereemorgan1430]

I love all of those apartments. Plus the location is excellent, especially for the Macy's parade.

[@evhvariac2]

And that’s the problem. People accept this as a normal situation when it is not. Throwing away your hard earned money on a chicken coup

[@buckleysdead]

Oh wow, I've been in there!! I knew someone who lived in there i the '80s.😁

[@robertharris4100]

Good Morning All

[@reginaelizabethbrown1963]

...i'm loving the layout of the 2nd apartment...sweet!!!

[@Gizathecat2]

What, no in unit laundry? Other than that, these are really nice. I like the well cared for “Pre War” buildings withe Basic 5,6,and 7 layouts.

[@martyrose]

Almost the entire population of Whittier, Alaska live in one building and that's 300 people. LOL

[@dahliaroberts2069]

Saw you in the subway today. You were very nice. Thanks for the advise.

[@whitneybrown4067]

This is Gonna b so Interesting CJ🔥🔥🔥👍n Happy Sunday😀….

[@mpacino1224]

Yes, Please. I am all for it. Plus, if it's allowed you can rent it out during Christmas, and Parade time.

[@seanm2912]

$4900 a month!? What type of jobs do these people have to afford that!?

[@pittroadsixzeroseven]

The pay is just more

[@christacoffen7871]

Hooker, drugs or mechanics.

[@nikinik5620]

Cool gig helping to show apartments for other agents/agencies, Cash!! Both great places with the cozy characterful vibe.

[@pandadncr4825]

how much do people earn in NYC, who can afford 5k a month for rent

[@mimzyc9949]

What an awesome building. And for some reason I’m impressed with the rent. I guess I’ve gotten used to how expensive it is to live in NYC.

[@wesleyb1458]

I love the location and the building but jeez it’s 4x my mortgage payment for 2200sf in Florida. It would be awesome to be right there in midtown tho

[@manuelcontreras3349]

hey mimzy, i think we went to hs together back in the day, your face looks familiar to me!!!

[@scottnichols3685]

I grew up in NYC. Herald Towers was originally the Hotel McAlpin. Brings back memories.

[@janekata1432]

Learned more about Herald Square.Thanks Cash...

[@Ncyb0rg]

Thats where my airbnb was! I remember it was really old and needed renovation

[@bridgieoh9326]

I know NYC is expensive. But, I don't think I could ever justify spending that much on an apartment. I can get a mansion here in W. PA for those rates.

[@evhvariac2]

They will install a new toilet seat. Wow. A $50 gift simply amazing

[@samuelpo3378]

or instead of spending $72k year on this you can save that and then buy a beautiful house in a town with even better views, people, air quality, community, basically everything except that it's not going to be a big city (which idk if that's a plus or minus). Still nice tour