This “Affordable Apartment” Costs $10,000 a Month… Why?

If you’ve never been to NYC or lived here, its hard to understand why something so out of place in Modern America would rent for a premium, yet this is one of the most sought after apartments you could rent.
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[@MamaCarola1]

That is NOT a $10K apartment. It's also NOT a legal 3 bedroom. It's a basement apartment & anyone who's lived in NYC for a long time knows those were traditionally the super's apartment. The backyard area has been covered over with removable "wood" tiles. But where is the drain for rainwater, etc to go? & the garbage area for the building is right there behind a fence that we all know rats can climb over. The 1 "bedroom " doesn't even have a window you could get out in case of a fire. Totally not legal. & the mirrors in the bathroom? Not even a medicine cabinet. You can buy those mirrors in homegoods, home depot, wherever. You will also be paying for all utilities except water. For that kind of money you can find much better in Manhattan if you want to pay that price

[@colegreen1291]

Crash Pad Jordan knows very little about real estate and even less about New York. He makes assumptions and assumes too much. He must have run out of gentrified tenements so his posts lately have been high end brokers using his subscription base to try and sell New York by any means necessary or he's trying out for Jimmy Olsen cub reporter using second hand data he steals off of KZbin. So sad

[@bonniepwtf]

Agree with you 💯 %

[@sinash]

@@bonniepwtf Me too!

[@macielmartinez718]

100% CORRECT

[@crankyfloridian]

The Supers are all Robots now or outsourced to management companies, so no need.

[@andreinabarthly8543]

10k for a basement apartment?! NYC has really gone mad! There’s probably a whole bunch of mold covered by those pretty new nice appliances.

[@davidhunternyc1]

Isn't that hilarious how the realtor said that, "This is the only basement apartment." ... as if it's a good thing.

[@afropuertorican8022]

​@@davidhunternyc1😂😂🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣i no I died when she said that😂😂😂crazy times were in. Good lord😂😂

[@liltimshady]

@@davidhunternyc1 That means the previous tenant was the super and the landlord got rid of him.

[@lindawarden-burglund9603]

Love the neighborhood, but I would be leary of renting a basement apartment and spending $10,000/mo. for it! I'm worried about outdoor drainage issues and rats in that trash area. That small bedroom was not legal with no egress, and the apartment is not very spacious for that kind of money. Of course, I still enjoyed the video!

[@topaz9295]

She said that price with so much pride. Insane

[@afropuertorican8022]

😂😂😂for a basement her brain is living in😂😂😂

[@ykonratev]

The place is literally a dump I'd he disgusted living there

[@TeethAndEyeballs]

I actually couldn’t tell if they were all being sarcastic or not with this video lol. There’s no way in hell I’d live there if I were making enough to pay 10k per month. And you know that place will have a bunch of mice and water bugs in it. Just no!

[@amandagreen4332]

I guess rich kids who want to experience “everyday life” might take this place (or their parents will rent it for them). I doubt that anyone who actually works for their rent would live here.

[@EMSpdx]

With her full chest!😂

[@eattherich9215]

That is HORRIBLE. The landlord appears to have completely misinterpreted "luxury" and picked the worse items in the discount aisles. In addition, the fit and finish are poor.

[@afropuertorican8022]

😂😂😂😂😂😂right

[@icbm5389]

🤣🤣🤣🤣....🤑🤑

[@georgeplagianos6487]

Wouldn't be that generous. He probably went to the outdoor recycling places on Canal or Houston Street to get his kitchen & bathroom fixtures

[@afropuertorican8022]

@@georgeplagianos6487 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@parneesha211]

Hotel St George is no longer a hotel. It is now operated as Student housing for students attending various NY colleges.

[@Thomas-Chin10]

I would use the rent toward a mortgage. The place looks dark even when all the lights are on. Imagine paying $10K a month and stare at that wall every day? You should come back here in one year and see if it's rented. I doubt it.

[@Iam123-i5j]

You would have to be outside of your mind to pay 10k a month for this dump

[@iLoveLeatherNYC]

Love your videos and editing. Unfortunately not even you can convince any of us this is a good deal. Its not. $6500 max. They "upgraded" with the cheapest materials they could find, yuk.

[@donniemoder1466]

Brooklyn Heights is an old-timey NYC movie set type of neighborhood. Trees, townhouses, mom & pop stores.

[@Gitn2it]

"But Patty's only seen the sights a girl can see from Brooklyn Heights."🎶

[@653j521]

@@Gitn2it My immediate thought. :) I wonder if it was realistically middle class then, like New Rochelle on the Dick Van Dyke Show. Nice water view in that neighborhood. All I remember from the program was her house and high school.

[@SoniaLee-c6d]

Cash please keep being you. I watch your videos for pure fun, enjoyment and entertainment. Now this video is a comedy like nothing I've ever seen! 😁

[@hbrws813]

Whoda thunk I would EVER be watching NYC apartment videos, but your presentations are so entertaining and I'm learning a lot about NYC!!

[@bovnycccoperalover3579]

Brooklyn Heights has always been expensive and beautiful. There's a promenade where you can see Manhattan. The house used in the filming of "Rosemary's Baby" a took place near the promenade. Beautiful area, unaffordable to most of us.

[@CynthiaIvers]

But it's lousy Brooklyn. Nuff said.

[@brigitteleafbarnes1441]

I thought that "Rosemary's Baby" was set in an iconic Upper West Side Building -- the DAKOTA... YES! "The ‘Bramford’, the brooding Gothic building where newlyweds Rosemary and Guy Woodhouse (Mia Farrow and John Cassavetes) set up home is, of course, the Dakota Apartments, 1 West 72nd Street at Central Park West." Most famously, of course, the block was the last home of John Lennon, who was gunned down at the building’s entrance in December 1980. Across the road, in Central Park, is Lennon’s memorial, Strawberry Fields. Ira Levin’s original story was inspired by the Alwyn Court Apartments, a Renaissance-style block, decorated with terracotta dragons, at 180 West 58th Street - which now also houses Petrossian restaurant..."

[@MamaCarola1]

Affordable is subjective

[@peter8261]

Dude seeing the little subway market was so cool. It's like a mini grand central. It reminds me of parts of Tokyo where you have lots of small shops all together in one place. Super cool.

[@janeentumbao8690]

Cash was just in Japan last month with his family. He did pass through some spots like that.

[@skb4055]

I agree with most of you. I wouldn’t pay $10k for that. If I could afford $10k a month, I could probably buy a high rise in Manhattan instead.

[@jomama5186]

That is waaaaaay too much. No wonder why people are leaving. NY is shooting itself I'm the foot, biting the hand that fills their tax coffers ! Too many investors with money signs for eyes and not enough people stupid enough to pay those insane rent amounts. I'd rather move to Maine and get more bang for my buck, and actually own something in a beautiful place-with trees and fresh air !

[@janish3059]

Not even " Cash" could cast a magical spell over anyone to rent this dump for 10 grand😂😂

[@daMillenialTrucker]

its already being rented out since this video, you underestimate whose got money that watches cash' videos.

[@janish3059]

@@daMillenialTrucker it's not just the cost, it's that the place was a dump! And then to pay that amount of money on top of it when you can get other gorgeous things for that amount... You literally have to be out of your friggin mind

[@whitneybrown4067]

This is 4 Sure Gonna b so Interesting CJ🔥🔥🔥👍n Happy Tuesday😀….

[@knitsalot]

Love the neighboorhood tour & apartment video today! Would never rent a basement apartment due to flooding issues, lack of windows, being over priced, etc. Refreshing to see today & I appreciate your humor!😊

[@AngelasJoys]

The rent is too much but it's all about location. I was born in Brooklyn and any Brooklynite knows that's the area to live. Lots of celebrities live there too. I stayed at the St. George 60 years ago the evening of my wedding.

[@MissCane9]

Brooklyn Heights is nice but only a sucker would pay that price.

[@AngelasJoys]

@@MissCane9 Somebody with a money tree. It wasn't even a classy looking place.

[@nikhtose]

At that price I'd expect both a landscaped garden with fishpond and Manhattan view.

[@AnnGoldberg-t4c]

I'd expect the Hanging Gardens of Babylon.

[@davidhunternyc1]

In many old buildings with old plumbing, the laundry and dryer are NOT in the kitchen. Why couldn't the landlord spend $10,000 to relocate the plumbing for the washer/dryer? That's one month's rent. Then he had to chop up a two bedroom apartment into 3 tiny bedrooms. Everything about this apartment is wrong.

[@jovanny253]

Relocating things in an old building is beyond expensive you to hire architect if your changing the layout of the place permits and not to mention in old buildings things will break once you start opening walls up. In many cases you have to bring up to code other things in the apartment when doing any type of renovation

[@davidhunternyc1]

@@jovanny253 ... hence the supposed $10,000 a month price tag. To relocate plumbing is expensive but it's not cost prohibitive. Tenants will be paying $120,000 a year to live here. Not creating a separate laundry room, chopping up the apartment into 3 tiny bedrooms, and using builder grade materials isn't acceptable. Btw, that Bertazzoni range? It's a nightmare, but then again, landlords don't make kitchens for cooking anymore. If you're rich enough and you love this space, go for it, but this apartment is an example of the super rich eating the ordinary rich for breakfast.

[@Dog.soldier1950]

NYC has too many regs

[@bdog1323]

Not to mention that more than half of the apartments in all of NYC are over 50 years old with another 15% over 75 years old and approximately 8,000 apartment buildings (3 floors or more) over 100 years old according to a historical realtor friend of mine. A few years ago, I lived on the west side of Manhattan in the "Odd Couple" movie apartment building and that building was 111 years old when I was there for the year. Dorchester apartments built in 1909!!! But it was updated and modernized but it's funny to see the little things of some apartments from decades ago.

[@athomewithjenny]

I can't even imagine how much the new renter needs to make to be able to afford that rent?! Rent! Not mortgage. This is crazy

[@Bobrogers99]

Rule of thumb is X40, so a sucker has to be making $400,000/year to afford this.

[@athomewithjenny]

@@Bobrogers99 😲

[@alohr3491]

@@Bobrogers99seems kinda high. I’d guess closer to 30x

[@Bobrogers99]

@@alohr3491 The "official" guideline in NYC is 40. Some landlords do make exceptions.

[@zw3565]

Yeah the apartment is nice but then you think $120k a year just for the rent not including anything else plus any other expenses a person will have food and other then to rent that a person or people renting it will need to bring in $400k or more a year. Once you realize that $400k a year buys you that you kind of are like nope need to move out of the city

[@That6ftChick]

This...made me consider just moving back home with my parents. I give up on my independent dreams at this point. lol 😂

[@653j521]

Do they have an unused basement you can live in?

[@That6ftChick]

@@653j521 haha Thankfully my childhood bedroom is still there

[@ZombiemanOhhellnaw]

This apartment leaves me with more questions than answers

[@nygrl6102]

Me too. I question the sanity of anyone who rents it.

[@keeptrying5962]

Cash, you are naturally hilarious. Spiderman. 🤣 Those windows with people peering out. 😆 THANK YOU, always so good to laugh. It's appreciated !

[@peterho5450]

The one time Cash could have truthfully titled the video "A 10k illegal apartment" and he doesn't. 😂

[@Ohits_OT]

The fact I’ve been to that park plaza restaurant the one time I came to NY and always was trying to remember what it was as we had just walked the Brooklyn Bridge and went into the first restaurant we saw is crazy. 2 days ago I had a memory come up in google photos of my drink and had to look at the geotag and street view to figure it out is even crazier 😭😂

[@calsatt18]

🤔🤨CASH IS THE BIG PROBLEM WITH NY CITY APARTMENTS THE RENTS ARE TO DAMN HIGH. UNTIL THIS CHANCE A LOT OF HARD-WORKING PEOPLE CAN'T AFFORD THESE HIGH RENTS...!!!🙄😒

[@princessalucia1759]

I like the apartment, but the rent is very high and I'm not sure of the safety factor since it's on the ground floor with access to the windows allowing entry.

[@dianedenham5259]

Also eventual flooding and rat infestation.

[@andrewhkim]

The fit and finish in this $10k apt is atrocious 😂

[@andrewhkim]

It is a really nice neighborhood though. So essentially this is a $3k apt in a $7k neighborhood.

[@eattherich9215]

The kitchen is APPALLING. There should be no visible voids like the one over the refrigeration, and the stacked washer and dryer could be covered by door panels.

[@davidhunternyc1]

@@eattherich9215... and it's the same crappy LG washer/dryer combo that's in every rental unit, with endless beeping, 3 hour dry times... which never gets your clothes dry because of sensors that turn off automatically... For $10,000 a month. Builders and developers !!! Listen !!! Use Speed Queens !!! For $10,000 a month, you can't fit in a side-by-side washer and dryer? Ridiculous.

[@Bobrogers99]

It's what was on sale at Home Depot.

[@eattherich9215]

😂😂😂

[@witchsistah]

And my mind drifts back to that gorgeous, renovated mansion.

[@kittensugars]

Yeah...pretty nice, but it'll get robbed, or flooded. Plus; $3300 per bedroom is A LOT, even with laundry in unit.

[@nancydavidson2295]

Being robbed by the landlord.

[@heathersheartco]

That’s interesting with all the shops I. The subway. I love that. It seems like a really good use of space.

[@paulsuprono7225]

Great Idea ---> above ground in pool, on the patio ! 😛 🇺🇸 👍

[@grigorisgirl]

There’ll be a lot of arguments as to who gets the “cell” bedroom.

[@kathrynavery555]

A mediocre burglar with a glass cutter could easily enter the apartment. And if they forgot to bring the cutter, they could use the shovel to break the window…

[@bungeechord1]

Cash trying to be positive, lol. The roll of duct tape is mostly full😯 SOLD!

[@afropuertorican8022]

🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@msbaloch7255]

good video mate, but if i could pay 10K/month then that won't be the place i would be renting out, not for me.

[@julielumsden5184]

The heavy shovel is for hitting rats when they come down the fence towards the apartment.

[@brigitteleafbarnes1441]

😆 🤣 ‼️

[@tornadoman25]

Bro that scaffolding over the gristedes has been there for years 😂

[@ryanwilliams989]

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[@StellaMaris-lv2uq]

Considering the present situation, diversifying by shifting investments from real estate to financial markets or gold is recommended, despite potential future home price drops. Given prevailing mortgage rates and economic uncertainty, this move is prudent, particularly due to stricter mortgage regulations. Seeking advice from a knowledgeable independent financial advisor is advisable for those seeking guidance.

[@maryHenokNft]

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[@maggysterling33254]

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[@maryHenokNft]

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[@TheresaAnderson-kf5xw]

I am going to look her up, I have about $81k i want to start with, might be small but it's better than nothing though. Since the 08 crash is playing out again.

[@theparrotrescuer3042]

Totally agree with you on the Japanese fried chicken... it's to die for.

[@owenmccord5078]

Great commentary on the neighborhood in general

[@joannedelaney3866]

Great video Cash , but the price being asked for rent is just shocking!

[@2MANYCARS]

Love that back alley of that apartment, it will become a huge garbage can in no time. haha

[@Maki-00]

Once the autumn leaves start falling, it seems like it would be a nightmare to keep that area clean!

[@janeentumbao8690]

I wonder how this apartment held up with all the flooding in NYC. If this unit is still in tact, then y'all should do a follow up video to really sell this!

[@2tall886]

If you can afford to blow 10k a month why not just get a house. The place itself looks basic for 10k I think it should be better. Looks like a home depot remodeling project.

[@davidhunternyc1]

IKEA-LUX

[@Maki-00]

I’m personally not a fan of houses, I prefer apartments. But, if I could afford 10K a month, I’d definitely have a nice ass condo, preferably on the 20th floor!

[@2tall886]

@Maki-00 Yeah no view, and you'll be living next to the trash with no parking or security. How did they come up with that price. One of the bedrooms had a tiny window also. I'm also sure that when it's raining that wood is probably covering a drain problem in the yard. No matter how I look at it, the price should be 50 percent lower.

[@davidhunternyc1]

@@2tall886 Rain is one thing, a storm is another... but good luck with that. I doubt renter's insurance will cover property damaged by a flood in a ground floor apartment that is illegally occupied. As far as security goes, I can see it now. Calling 911... "My apartment was just robbed!" ..."So what do you want us to do about it?"

[@2tall886]

@@davidhunternyc1 It's probably flooding as we speak 😂

[@CaseyAvalon]

Reminds me of the Suga Free song where he says 🎶 put a wig on a pig 🎶 😂

[@robw1571]

I sometimes wonder if those 10s of thousands of unrented apartments are kept that way to keep prices up on these other apartments.

[@dianedenham5259]

There's probably some kind of tax write-off for unrented apartments. 🙄

[@Iam123-i5j]

NYC is the biggest scam in the US

[@gpeg3076]

I wonder if the laundry could have been flipped around to face the hallway instead of the kitchen.

[@afropuertorican8022]

😮😮😮🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣Good lord the greedy land lord gone wild😂😂who in the wholy freak is gonna pay 10 grand for A BASEMENT😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂AND THE RATS😂😂😂😂

[@keeptrying5962]

I like that realtor, too. She's classy-looking and didn't behave like a flirty airhead.

[@BrianC815]

This is not affordable by any metric. It's also not worth the price tag, even with the renovations and accoutrements.

[@sueweatherby3729]

You did your very best at selling this place with all of it's little do-dads Cash, but you'd be looking at a wall through every single window in the place, reminding you that you're just living in a VERY expensive basement apartment. Nope.

[@sinash]

He sure did. Cash had to WORK to try to sell this one! When a door stopper becomes something that must be pointed out as a renting benefit... LOL!!!

[@Gitn2it]

I would plant some flowering vines on the wall if permitted or put some potted flowers out there.

[@sinash]

@@Gitn2it That would be nice and a lovely touch but it still wouldn't justify a $10K/month rental, IMHO.

[@zw3565]

anywhere else in the country that is a $2k a month apartment at most.

[@awesomeadamfrom2099]

Awesome job cash see you tomorrow

[@Kaye254]

I don’t see 10k per month. I see 120k per year.

[@zw3565]

and then how much do you have to make a year to afford that? figure $300k minimum that the renters will have to bring in just to live there and maybe house poor not able to do much but say they live in the city.

[@fannycraddock99]

Well $10k for what is really a 2 bed basement apartment is a total rip off! Someone needs to put a stop to such nonsense! New York, 'tis from your landlords that the city is dying!

[@lizlewis2580]

Nice apartment but $10k for 3bedroom and $3.4k for a 1/1 in Brooklyn?!?!?!?!?

[@DreamingRealist]

That´s exactly what I meant. In your transforming offices to appartment videos you said the state only allows it if the space gets shrinked to ensure enough daylight. Here, on the other hand, is an appartment without a real window that goes for a rent about 3000+ $. Where´s the logic in that?

[@valeriemcdaniel8714]

I love when you show the apartments you have a great since of humor 😂❤

[@xTotenkreuz]

This agent thinks she's in a tycoon game where you just slap random numbers onto things and see what works

[@bonniepwtf]

Was not impressed at all with anything about this place, especially the ridiculous price. Finishes looked sub-par, cold & stark. I guess you've gotten us spoiled with much better places.

[@macielmartinez718]

THIS IS A SUPERS APT, YOU HAVE TO BE KIDDING ME!

[@shsharrell9267]

Enjoyed the video Cash. You've still got it!

[@jm2527]

New york has a problem .... rent is through the roof in the whole city. Sompthing needs too be done. 🤔

[@deborahhebblethwaite1865]

Ok an ugly expensive apartment with an ugly outdoor space. Didnt notice a drain on the patio….🚣🏻‍♀️🇨🇦🥰

[@ShelterCats]

For a basement. A basement. Come on.

[@nycrich139]

Went to College on Remsen St. Loved the neighborhood, always has been very expensive. The parking is crazy, worse than any neighborhood in NYC.

[@ritasellers7134]

Cash, please take your shoes off before you get in a shower or tub. It's just the thoughtful thing to do!😊

[@vascoemyer]

Maybe this whole upload is a prank? 10k for ... that 😄

[@anderra88]

Did they paint the outside space walls white to make it easier to see the rats going to the garbage area?

[@bonniepwtf]

🤣🤣🤣🤣🐀

[@hnyflvr]

LMAO 🤣

[@brigitteleafbarnes1441]

LOL 😆 🥇🏆

[@MrThegazzagy]

Wow! 10k really? Back to classic Cash video though. Love the neighbourhood exploration though. Always interesting 🤙

[@thatonekid71]

Greed makes the green

[@thatgirlPAIGE94]

This is freaking ridiculous!!!

[@amyyoshikawa7698]

Hi Cash and to your friend wow this is a nice looking old basement apartment in NYC. Stay well and safe 👍😀

[@aaronsmith1993]

I used to live on Clark St that "Hotel" is really a student housing place for kids going to college That area is fairly old and some of the places have not seen any renovations at all which sucked because of how expensive it was this place does seem sketchy but in general that area is wonderful quiet, friendly people and walkable to restaurants, Not to mention the Brooklyn Pramanade is a few blocks away as well with the underside of the Brooklyn Bridge

[@kathy3178]

It might be quiet on the outside, it will not be that way on the inside. Every little noise is going to echo all over the place.

[@HorizonMelt]

Whenever you see every single light on in an apartment, that means the place is *DARK* and that you'll end up turning on lights more than you ever would.. and... paying higher electric

[@irenelacour3486]

This place is awful. Those two small bedroom with no windows might as well have padded walls when you go crazy with no sunlight or moonlight or neon light. This one I not good just because it's very clean

[@tiffanycurtis4794]

And 10 thousand hell naw 🤣🤣🤣🤦🏾‍♀️

[@crankyfloridian]

What happens when flooding floods your fancy basement apartment? just alegit question also they never rent for that price lol

[@janeentumbao8690]

NYC just got flooded. I would love to see the condition of this apartment! 😂

[@patriciafuchs5970]

Great neighborhood, apartment way too pricey. Finishes for rent are sub par, agree about garbage and rats. No thanks.

[@Pikachuvs50Cent]

Definitely the area is why that apartment is so much

[@richyr5876]

Them washer and dryer in that basement are weak as hell trust me I know 😂

[@davidhunternyc1]

$10,000 a month. Asinine !!!

[@ryanrodgers6969]

If someone is dumb enough to pay 10 k a month they can easily pay 20 k a month. Time to raise the rent

[@debrajohnson9728]

😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@MissCane9]

You know it!

[@mariar3767]

Lately Cash videos have been going from milion dolar places to NY is falling apart , all is hell, people cant pay rent with no in between 😅. Life right now I guess . Rich are rich and rest are poor , not much middle ground

[@baloney_sandwich]

This whole real estate business is all related scam. Blackrock will say a random apartment costs $10,000 with some bull justification. Then the next minute, all other apartments have similar spec will cost the same.

[@joanneleckey1810]

On the outside looks like a half decent apartment, i don't know what it would be like when you get down to the nifty gritty (technical term for the finer details). Also just a tad pricey, but what do I know, I've never lived in New york/Brooklyn but I have seen Ryan Serants home in Brooklyn.......to die for!!!!!!!

[@MS-qi1sk]

Let's see 120 thousand for 1 year of rent and walk away with nothing or put that money on a down payment on abetter apartment with at least a view. Interesting to see how long that one stays empty ,or the owner comes to it's senses and lowers the rent

[@michellechristie8231]

Cash, love your videos but I’m Scottish and can’t appreciate the true scale of New York. Any chance you could pop I wee map plotting the apartments positions? X

[@ronzombie6541]

@0:48

[@LilyGazou]

Brooklyn is across the river from Manhattan.

[@dragnfli520]

Love that neighborhood! The apartment is nice, seems super private!

[@sinash]

Nope. Nuh-Uh... Not at $10K/month. While it is definitely a beautiful neighborhood and area, the apartment itself (a BASEMENT apartment at that) is a big NO at that price level. We've seen A LOT much better on this channel at that pricing. Hmm... I suppose they felt they were going luxury by using finishes from Lowes rather than Home Depot? Just awful... It is a nice unit but not $10K/month nice.

[@MamaCarola1]

You don't even mention the rats lol. This place was a bust for me also. You said Lowes I was going for home depot & homegoods lol. Were you able to check out what I was telling you about?

[@sinash]

@@MamaCarola1 No. I have to go back and re-read that thread and learn what you were referring to. I still have some issues with my eyes (although they are MUCH better) and my reading is limited at this point due to drops and ointment. But yeah... I noticed that garbage area and thought of the critters that would move in too. However, my first thought was about access to that area by sanitation

[@bonniepwtf]

Looks like all 3 of us are on the same page today. Sorry to hear about you eyes.

[@sinash]

@@bonniepwtf Oh, THANKS Bonnie! They're MUCH better but still in the process of repair (scratched cornea). I'd argue that the 3 of us are pretty much always in agreement which only means that we 3 all have impeccable taste! I mean... what's the difference of opinions over a stainless-steel staircase among friends? (wink)

[@bonniepwtf]

@@sinash True that🤗

[@kanzaki0001]

Cash is making more of an effort to have this rented rather than the listing agent.

[@barbaravyse660]

Laundry in the kitchen is pretty common in the UK.

[@AmyLSchulte]

I know it’s not your fault but I missed half of what you said due to the echo.

[@BrettJoseph]

I’m sure she won’t have a problem renting it! I know she could get me to!

[@jinny82]

i was thinking "I could put up a drying rack out there" then I remembered the HUMIDITY in NYC ... nope

[@mamadag8616]

I think this rent is a tad high! It's a basement apt.. I would love to know if or when this apt gets rented and for how much. Love the way you show these apartments.