TINY NYC Apartment Tour #2! 100sqft under $2000, New York City Cheap Studio for Rent

NYC tiny apartment tour #2! I had so many requests to show more “ cheap ” micro apartments in New York City. This time with a private bath. Renting in Downtown Manhattan (West Village) can be quite expensive. This unit is just over 100sq ft for just under $2,000.
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[@rtd1791]

What I like about these tiny apartment tours is that it makes me really appreciate what I have. Focusing on my blessings is better for my mental health.

[@ldyluv6988]

It’s actually really cute. In a treehouse kind of way

[@NyasiaC]

Very cute

[@anjirayproductions]

In a treehouse kinda way😂

[@microbios8586]

I love it! The fire escape is an added plus.

[@betzy7560]

ldyluv6988 😂😂😂😂

[@KnockOutCutie]

🤣🤣🤣

[@MsRose00]

At least this tiny apartment has its own bathroom so that gives it a MAJOR advantage over the previous tiny apartment. I’m sorry, not to be graphic, but what if you have the stomach flu or something. I want to be able to have access to my bathroom and not have to worry about someone being in there or it being nasty from someone else.

[@nickelbaby2043]

Absolutely

[@kellyvernon6074]

true

[@msg472]

Ny was built in the day of chamber pots

[@sassyd8738]

Indeed

[@Daaaanielle]

If it doesn’t have a bathroom, it’s just a room. Wtf?

[@melanieviselli9706]

It's cute. But people in NY are getting ripped off.

[@bc1248]

Melanie Viselli It’s the location that costs. NY is the greatest city in the world because it has everything in ultimate abundance. Especially downtown. And it also has the greatest position from really havoc wreaking storms. So the place in actuality is a ghetto, but the location with such greatness in supply, accommodations, travel and scenery is what cost so much to be in.

[@melanieviselli9706]

@@bc1248 ok. I guess I will never live there though. I'm not paying that much to live in a coat closet I don't care what city on the planet it is in.

[@anatavarez1005]

I agree 100%. I grew up in nyc but left to Arlington, Virginia. It’s still really expensive over here but I managed to find a 1800 sq ft duplex for $1900. So I really can’t imagine paying this amount for 100 sq ft. People in nyc don’t mind living like rats, I guess.

[@ajl2232]

@@bc1248 Midtown is great too!

[@janicerigsbee1767]

No joke in in tulsa 2000 can get you a 3 bedroom apt.

[@pinkpostergirl]

This is basically like living in an expensive dorm room

[@NyasiaC]

NY University which is a few blocks away dorms are around this price so it's quite comparable.

[@ShaunJackson09]

pinkpostergirl only worse

[@Salsaholic1978]

Aren’t dorm rooms shared with a roommate and without a private bathroom? I would prefer this private space over shared space.

[@scum3112]

My dorm was more expensive. They ripped us off

[@jjcchy]

It definitely needs a wooden ladder...it would add more character to the place.

[@marykoufalis7666]

And safety.

[@aliciamackey8213]

I agree with the ladder choice.

[@chanelchloie3461]

Yeah I can’t see the harmony of their provided ladder lol

[@SoundsLikeCOREY]

Sometimes you just gotta be cool with living in another borough lmao

[@akeylawallace4420]

BX all day

[@Reverse_James]

Or Jersey..

[@keriissovery9566]

Exactly! Brooklyn is expensive but not as expensive as the city. For $1900, you can get a much bigger place than this and just hop on the train. They are probably gonna have to use the train or bus in the city anyway.

[@Randommelly51015]

I moved to jersey hahaha 😂

[@lexi7473]

I never thought I would but I live in Astoria, Queens now and I honestly love it. 10-15 minute subway commute to the city, the area is relatively safe, and pretty “affordable” considering location, etc and compared to the city. I pay less $ for a 2 bedroom here than my mom does for a one bed on the UES.

[@baconbritts]

I couldn't imagine my bed being above my stove? Making french fries or chicken then getting into a bed that smells like grease. It's a no for me dawg.

[@TheEpiksuju]

I’m pretty sure people who would live in these spaces wouldn’t cook much to begin with 😂

[@stacymcintyre1796]

I think the smell of grease would pretty much be everywhere in there

[@RochelletheRealtor]

The risk of my bed catching on fire is a problem, too.

[@matcawildboy6785]

LMAO!😂😂😂😂😂

[@joannathesinger770]

ROFL!!! So few New Yorkers cook the way you describe. Most get take out or cook something simple...but frying chicken isn't one of them.

[@jadaj.8275]

I actually like this space,I would def live here. Just not for the price lol. More like $950

[@NyasiaC]

$950 + $1000 lol ok!

[@daveywaves5325]

Lol at $950.00, I am renting a spacious one bedroom for $425.00 a month.

[@Dreamysunshine23]

That's more like it lol

[@jackiejack4497]

$950? Girl,not even a basement apartment is worth that much

[@brendaleslie4047]

girl I feel you, I'm from NY originally but moved to Spain last year and paid 250 euros for a room with its own bathroom. 250 is now my monthly groceries in NY + one week MetroCard if a budget wisely.

[@aftonw]

I'd live here. It's the perfect location, there's just enough to make it "quaint and adorable" (like those bathroom stairs, I love!) and it would force me to be creative... like I would totally wash some of my clothes in that dishwasher instead of dishes... You can't fit more than one of each dish in that place anyway! And I'd repaint that ladder and install some sort of murphy couch on the wall so it can be used for leisure or open up floor space. Like i said, i'd have fun getting creative with the space.

[@tyrone42ful]

No you would not live her if you did ..no one m

[@TheKelJacob]

I'm surprised that the upgraded bathroom with dishwasher came with such an ugly bed ladder! Love your videos.

[@NyasiaC]

I actually really liked the apartment, but the ladder could have been a nice wood material. Thank you!

[@Cultursmag]

@@NyasiaC Agreed. Loved the rest of it - they did a great job for such a small space - especially to have a separate sleeping area. With all of the upgraded finishes, I really expected a beautiful ladder.

[@janebute6203]

I don't know, shabbychic industrial !? I am 65 yo and it would be perfect me.

[@victorialombardi]

I don’t care where my bed is, I just need my own shower! Lol

[@NyasiaC]

LOLOL

[@Missfortune70]

It actually seems like a liveable space, just need a comfy oversized chair to relax in and a little bistro set... but the amount of rent there in NYC is crazy!

[@Drea3000]

For a New York apartment, it’s actually cute. I could see someone who either travels/works a lot or a college student living there.

[@NyasiaC]

Yes, for a short time it could work well!

[@lolsaXx]

What student could afford that??

[@mslonadlane]

I like this apartment better since it has a bathroom and a fire escape. I’m just still in shock of the cost for such a tiny space.

[@collettemclafferty2614]

$2000 isn’t cheap. I’ve lived in NYC for 25 years. The fact that “cheap” can’t be attained by someone with a full time service industry job or retail job is a serious problem and one that everyone in the housing industry needs to address. This was not always the case, there was a time when NYC served a variety of socio economic demographics. There are people with regular jobs who would still not be able to pay rent for something this small while still working full time. Calling it cheap is a bit of a slap in the face to these people. I know you mention students a lot... but your referring to students whose parents pay their rent. It’s gross. It’s a cute apartment and at all and yes the neighborhood etc, but let’s call it what it is: overpriced and meant to exclude the working class. Speaking of the working class... yes the people who work at all the cute bars, coffee shops and restaurants... these people MAKE the neighborhood as desirable as it is. They deserve affordable housing.

[@SociallyChrissyTV]

Collette Mclafferty cheap is a her take in comparison of what the market has to offer. Take this issue up with the housing market not her KZbin channel. Secondly I work a restaurant job 34 hours a week making well into 4K so don’t speak on us we’re good.

[@collettemclafferty2614]

SociallyChrissy TV your lucky and I’m happy your making that. You represent a sliver of the industry, unfortunately the industry as a whole isn’t good. I don’t have a problem with her channel or her videos. I have a problem with her calling it cheap and believe she is part of the problem by doing so. It’s a public forum so I’ll take it up with whomever I please. Namaste.

[@SociallyChrissyTV]

Maybe I am silver but I doubt that.sorry I don’t see the problem in this but also I don’t understand a city that has 92% renters also so who am I. Teach to own and not rent but anyway. Happy Easter

[@collettemclafferty2614]

SociallyChrissy TV Happy Easter. This is an emotional issue for me. I have lived in NYC since 1994. I have seen so many beautiful, talented, hardworking people get priced out of the city who didn’t deserve it. It’s a painful situation. I love that this woman is doing what she loves and making money at it, but to ignore the fact that the housing market is a painful situation for people who contributed to the culture of of NYC for decades is not okay by me. This used to be a city for everyone- now it’s for elitists. I just left yesterday after 26 years. All the best to you and Happy Easter.

[@MsBadBody]

@@SociallyChrissyTV You make that much on a restaurant job? Bullshit or you are getting that much in tips.

[@purpledawn2727]

This makes me wonder; How much did Monica's apartment from Friends cost?🙀 is she a millionaire?😂

[@once.upon.a.time.]

Her grandmother was subletting it to her so nope

[@purpledawn2727]

@@once.upon.a.time. yeah, I found out about that🙂 but that makes me wonder, shouldn't some of the other friends have jumped the chance of snatching that apartment when monica and chandler moved out? This seems like the biggest loophole ever.

[@cmtaylor531]

Monica’s apartment was rent controlled but I also believe she was illegally subletting it from the grandma. I can’t remember exactly but I remember the episode with the super (trager?) and isn’t they why Joey ends up teaching him to dance?

[@purpledawn2727]

@@cmtaylor531 ah, that's true. So grandma lives there on paper. But that grandma dies very early on in the show, so shouldn't the owner of the building get some sort of notice from the government or something? Or do they keep sending out rent bills to a dead lady?

[@JJoy-bk8yr]

The grandmother had both the New York apartment and a Florida condo but had stopped going to her New York place. The apartment was rent controlled, meaning as long as the grandmother had it, the rent could never be raised, so it had been the same for decades. That's probably why they never fixed the elevator and the superintendent would hassle Monica. If it ever went to a legal challenge, the grandmother could have said she would go "home" if someone would fix the elevator, and in the meantime Monica was house sitting! If I remember right, the grandma passed away pretty late in the show's history, after Monica and Chandler were getting settled in their marriage and thinking about starting a family. (The show ended with them moving to the suburbs.)

[@leahv5892]

It’s a very cute apartment for a single person. I think it would be a good investment for the owner to make a permanent ladder to the loft. That Home Depot ladder is just cheap.

[@magicworld3242]

People need to understand these apartments are not meant to spend the rest of your life in. There mostly for younger people who are trying to make their way through life.

[@sailingavocet]

definitely. Our apartment was a great way for us to learn to live together before we bought our first "home"... we live on a sailboat preparing to sail around the world. A bit different than most people, but adventurous nonetheless! lol!

[@NyasiaC]

Correct. It’s a place to experience the neighborhood, meet friends, get to work quickly. Then move on.

[@IndiasFACE]

Different parts of the country/ world live different so I can understand the "rent really small while ur young" concept. We had a apt about 5x as big as that 1 and paid 650.

[@TheDougSpot]

$2,000 a month is kind of high for someone trying to make their way through life. That price would get you a 900sf high rise apartment in Atlanta

[@williamhenryiii226]

if youre younger and trying to "make your way" it would make much more sense to find a cheaper apartment with more space!!! Manhattan is not the ONLY borough in New York!!! you can get a much larger two bedroom for that same amount of money in places like Parkchester in the Bronx. never understood WHY ANYONE would spend so much for so little......ijs

[@nf7901]

The apartment is cute. It reminds me of Korean and Japanese apartment tours. HOWEVER, the price is ridiculous. I'm from NYC and it still astounds me how expensive it is to live here. Especially if you don't want to share your space.

[@tobycrawford5656]

It makes you realise that most things you have in your house, you dont actually need. As humans we find ourselves keeping things we do not need. I mean, what do we actually need? Toilet bed shower, kitchen and storage. SIMPLE!

[@NyasiaC]

It has definitely prompted me to scale down the amount of “stuff” I have.

[@tessasheremeta2661]

AGREED!!

[@freddykruger8229]

U don't need a kitchen or storage. But it is nice to have just like other things

[@ruya789]

@@freddykruger8229 If you are cooking at home instead of always buying take out, a small kitchen helps

[@karencumberbatch6398]

I love how people are convinced that the oversized closet is actually an apartment.

[@klcampy]

That apartment is literally the size of my walk in closet in FL. I am trying to imagine living like that, but I’m drawing a blank. Thank you very much for sharing!

[@lifewithklc]

And I thought L. A. rent prices were ridiculous. This is extortion, for what you’re getting.

[@NyasiaC]

Depends on the location of course but yeah, it can get pretty expensive.

[@Its_jacqueii]

Right I have 5 bedroom 2 bath for 1450 !

[@NH3-v4k]

@@Its_jacqueii yep in Alabama probably

[@Its_jacqueii]

Ale VG actually no I’m in California :)

[@lakiyaphillips5010]

@@Its_jacqueii same ! And im in tx lol

[@nope2075]

Omg. That's a lot. At least it has a bathroom I guess?! I just couldn't pay that much for an apartment like that.

[@PrettyNayNayX3]

Alex DeLeon Me either I couldn't even finish watching the video.

[@SuperCocodiva]

Wooden stairs. Bed and low night tables on the loft. Living space would have one long sofa taking up one wall and the TV. Facing it. Remove the dishwasher and install a washer/dryer combo. Create a smaller bathroom sink with a little medicine cabinet over it. Remove the current sink to the space below the cupboard in the kitchen. Move the cupboard to the wall on the left and a small table placed there can be used for a kitchen work top, a work desk and dining area. Lot's I could do with the space.

[@lauralangham9657]

i would set up my bed in the 'living room' and use the loft area for storage ! there is no way i could go up and down that metal ladder !

[@Reseecupga]

laura langham , Exactly what I would do too! Murphy bed in living room!

[@chrisfry436]

@@Reseecupga or one of those overstuffed chair and a half things that turns into a bed! or at the very very least a twin size air mattress you could stand on its side after you get up in the a.m and I thought the same thing, you need that upstairs for storage, you could stack baskets or totes with labels and put all your clothes and extras up there! and I would use the dishwasher for storage of pots pans etc, it is easier to wash them by hand in that tiny place and how long would it take you to fill it up to wash one load?? but you could load it up with storage on your dishes and pans!

[@lindalee5871]

looks risky...

[@marykoufalis7666]

@@lindalee5871 big time.

[@StefanieS-bu5yr]

Serious & what if you were 1/2 awake & forgot you are in a loft?? Would need railings up there doesn’t seem safe😳

[@carmelhardy7690]

Health& Safety . Rolling off the bed space onto the floor when sleeping could be fatal. Omg

[@SonshineLady7]

That's what I was thinking - to sleep there I'd have to put up rails.

[@Emma.E.Emerson]

I am 58 years old and own a 750 square feet Co op in Staten Island. I sold a 2117 square feet home last year to downsize. I would take it, to be in West Village, but would get a daybed.. I could do that ladder but would rather not... Not when sleepy and need to use the restroom at night. I would keep upstairs as a guest bedroom. 😂 or for art work display.. Great Video...

[@NyasiaC]

Getting down that ladder was NOT fun lol. But I guess you’d have to get used to it.

[@Emma.E.Emerson]

@@NyasiaC it is scary getting down.. I was afraid you were going to fall..

[@NyasiaC]

me too

[@jeannetterodriguez4663]

Imagine if you wake up a little dazed and forget how tiny is the space and fall off?

[@christineshultz7615]

Murphy bed deal on the inside wall and use loft for storage/ seating? Maybe?

[@J-B-P]

This one is so much better! It’s like a tiny house with the creative layout. I could definitely live in this one.

[@daveywaves5325]

These folks that can keep a straight face while showing these god awful pricey places is something.

[@ilovechips1327]

cat sniffer It’s the area and it’s the city. You want space you gotta pay.

[@NyasiaC]

Yep

[@jackiejack4497]

😂😂😂 ikr

[@StefanieS-bu5yr]

Simone Pringle-Jones yep.. NYC ❤️ vs my Fl suburb - NYC in a heartbeat..

[@ursuchariot]

i would die for a place like this 🥺 i know some people don’t like it but this is actually my dream!!!!!

[@JulianneHannes]

Same

[@prisspunky]

Cute apartment!! You really have a good eye for choosing apartments. I would definitely want you as my broker if I was looking for apartments in NYC. Great video as usual. Keep up the good work. :)

[@NyasiaC]

I love viewing apartments. Most fun part of the job 😬

[@traciathome2621]

I can’t breathe looking at these tiny apartments!!!

[@BeeNaturalMe]

This is better than the last tiny apartment. I'd pay that in NYC for the private bathroom. Thanks for sharing!

[@NyasiaC]

Yes, private bath is important!

[@megpegteg]

I’m from the Midwest and these little apartments are fascinating! Thank you for sharing.

[@ranchoelchamusquito3683]

I literally LOLd when she said "so here's your kitchen..." 3:50

[@patd6370]

$1950! This "apartment" demonstrates why the rich, gets richer & the poor, poorer. Btw, that's not a kitchen.

[@user-gg5td1dk2w]

The only solution to the madness it to actually own, then you don't have to worry about rising rents, only your set mortgage rate, plus you're building equity. Obviously plenty of people struggle with coming up with the down payment.

[@patd6370]

@@user-gg5td1dk2w Bingo! The rich buy then sells for more. The poor rents and get nothing when they leave.

[@user-gg5td1dk2w]

@@patd6370 The arguments I don't understand with renters is they say they don't want to be burdened with a mortgage and the payments, but like you're going to be paying a monthly rent anyways, just think of your mortgage payment as rent, why not essentially pay yourself every month than give it to someone else to help pay their mortgage.

[@sassyd8738]

Indeed

[@henrylester4051]

@@user-gg5td1dk2w And their rent goes up every year if they decide to continue renting that same apartment.

[@Spiritual_empath]

I don’t understand how people would be willing to pay that much in rent. You can do so much with that money.

[@Highlikeheaven89]

Career.

[@shanahuffman4216]

This apartment has great character and beautiful view. In keeping with the tiny house movement I can actually see this one being live- able . Thanks for the tour !

[@mzdino8785]

Holy schmolly!!! $1950?? My cheap heart just had some palpitations. Up until that point I thought it was great for a single person wanting the fun of city life.

[@SearchingForTimothy]

This is way better than the last place and honestly I love it. It’s a good step towards living and appreciating minimally. Thanks for sharing.

[@gougou2169]

I love it... I would absolutely love to see it furnished, and "completed" x x x Great video, and greetings from Melbourne, Australia

[@annabarr1304]

Rip out the washer, put the fridge there, and a microwave on the counter, rip out the downstairs kitchen and use it as a closet.

[@jomoney8349]

I won’t complain about my 1,800 rent in California for a 2 bedroom, 2 bathroom, backyard, amenities (pool, jacuzzi, gym, club hse) condo.

[@ericanicole1859]

I actually really love that apartment. I would live there in a heartbeat.

[@NyasiaC]

Come and move right in lol!

[@erinjoy2376]

Honestly for a new York apartment I actually think this is supper cute !!!! It's deff doable....has a bathroom that s the most important part 🤣 which was really nice....and loft bed is cute too...

[@johannahislope2036]

But you have to go the bathroom for water since there is no sink in the kitchen.

[@gia9551]

Johanna Hislope my bathroom and kitchen are next to each other and sometimes I use them interchangeably lol I can get colder water from bathroom sometimes

[@sarahb7254]

Loved this one; don't see the point of a dishwasher. Would rather a washer/dryer , but this place is lovely. The price for the location is good!

[@watchgirl772]

Thats insane!! How tiny.. and honestly REALLY cute! Has a nice view too. I cant believe how much they are charging for rent! Makes me think back about the show Friends and how much the apartment Monica had would cost. So much better than last. Theres a bathroom!

[@jadaj.8275]

Your makeup/skin looks so well taken care of!!! We need a routine video

[@NyasiaC]

Lots of retinol lol. Maybe I’ll include in some vlogs next month.

[@jadaj.8275]

@@NyasiaC Ouhhh I need to use more of that. I only use it like twice a month

[@NyasiaC]

J Roulac oh no, 3x a week for me for at least 10 years due to my acne. Best thing in the world.

[@jadaj.8275]

@@NyasiaC Wow really? Thank you for the tip!!!!

[@tw4879]

For those of us who live in rural areas, watching what its like and how people live in NYC is amusing as heck!

[@edcrfvtgbyhnujmikolpqazwsx]

It's unbelievable how expensive it can be to live in a shoebox in NY. I love small space design, but we have to draw a line at some point... In most micro apartments there's at least one function/use that is a bit more comfortable (a nice bedroom or a good kitchen for example), but this apartment looks uncomfortable for pretty much any use. Meanwhile, the price is way up there.

[@mikasaackermann8736]

I love your personality!! These videos are my favorite of this nyc apartment tour genre on KZbin. Love your outlook on things too. I hope you keep making more videos!

[@NyasiaC]

Thank you so much!

[@MC-pj5rc]

I love your videos!!!

[@NyasiaC]

Thank you 😘

[@ramom2240]

Watching this making me feel claustrophobic, there is no way I could live there.

[@mjix1984]

"Kitchen" is a verrrrrrrrrry loose term...

[@Jacee191]

I love watching this series because it reminds me every day why I left NYC and why I will NEVER return. Keep up the great content.

[@Hayliehomemaker]

I live in a two story 900 sq foot townhouse and now I feel like a jerk for constantly complaining about it being too small 😂

[@harveythepooka]

Don't feel like a jerk, imo 900 could be perfect or terrible. It all depends on how the space is laid out and also how you design the rooms and use them etc.

[@aryastark3148]

@savannah rose 900 sq ft is huge. I downsized a couple years ago to under 300 sq ft and it's tons of space. I even have two bikes in here, my sewing machines, instruments, no closets.. so I made a platform bed with crawlspace underneath. I have a settee, a trunk, armoire, night tables, a small kitchen where I can cook anything, dishes dry over top the sink, bathroom. Mini portable washing machine in the stall. Still nearly half the space is open floorspace for sewing, yoga, just being space.

[@XammoX89]

That hair color is EVERYTHING!!! 😍

[@Louise-hz8gl]

Wow! I live in England and you never see this side of New York. You get the impression everyone lives in huge houses. The prices are terrible especially for people trying to start a life in New York.

[@NyasiaC]

Definitely not like what you see on tv. If they’re living in large houses, they’re not living in the heart of the city...or, they’re paying a lot of money for rent.

[@azenbby8178]

I would leave my dirty dishes in the shower so it could soak I love this apartment I’m so feeling it. I would use that fire escape as extra living space. I won’t be able to put anything out there but I can step out and enjoy some fresh air. Love it .

[@padussia]

I love this apartment. I would live their if it weren't so expensive.

[@Rina.6607]

This apartment is way better then the last I would see someone living here! And I would love to see this with furniture! But I’ll have to imagine if!!

[@michellestrickland3611]

$1950 for an 100sft apt? No ma’am! Y’all are getting finessed in NY.

[@millvee1005]

That apartment was much better than the first tiny one with the shared bathroom. I really like that space to put your bed, very nice. I would hate to see any of NY's apartments under $1000, I'm sure they are a disaster.

[@michelleharrington163]

I think this apt is cute! Good for a single person downsizing as well. How many flights of stairs did you have to walk up? I like your videos! You have a nice presence.

[@NyasiaC]

This was only 3 short flights up. Totally reasonable. Thank you so much!

[@michelleharrington163]

You’re right. That’s not too bad! Neat little apt!

[@Emma.E.Emerson]

Good question...

[@hannahjoycegarcia3732]

I think thats a steal, considering you have your own bathroom, privacy is must when you rent.

[@kutestsnails7331]

I love your channel. You always address my questions and show things I find fascinating. Very cool to watch in the middle of the night during quarantine.

[@NyasiaC]

Thank you!!!

[@harikari973]

I like this one. Would definitely live here. Would change out that ladder

[@NyasiaC]

Yes wood ladder would have to go in for me.

[@straightupethics]

Much better than the last one due to bathroom, outdoor access, & light!

[@monica4158]

She's back! ❤

[@NyasiaC]

Ayyyyyyy lol!

[@cristinadiaz984]

I love this apartment! I would 100% move into a place like this! This is actually like a dream of mine to have such a small cute little space with that gorgeous outdoor view in the middle of the city! So cool!!!

[@NyasiaC]

You can do it!

[@lalar3233]

Please do videos more often I love this videos

[@sailingavocet]

it was a great vid, she has a wonderful personality!

[@NyasiaC]

Awww, I appreciate that.

[@lalar3233]

SV Avocet Yes she got a amazing personality 🥰 so much energy 👑.

[@lalar3233]

Nyasia C You’r welcome; your energy is amazing 😍

[@kpax2066]

I would buy a loveseat/sleeper, or a futon and use the loft space for storage. It would function as a great storage spot for bigger things, and winter/summer clothing switching. Definitely would buy a wooden ladder and secure it to the wall for the loft. It's cute and has potential. A private bathroom and a dishwasher is wonderful! I can picture this space all furnished with a little creativity.

[@eliesertorres5791]

Thats cool for a colloge student or for someone that just landed a great job promotion in nyc

[@NyasiaC]

Yeah it would completely work for someone like that

[@tennesseemomma8715]

I love your videos... and seeing the NY apartments.. But that pricing though WOOO! 😂

[@monica4158]

$1,950!!!!! Wow, I mean...hold on .... let me catch my breath..... wow... I think it really depends of the person's lifestyle and for this apartment, it looks like it's all about, LOCATION, LOCATION, LOCATION! Great job on the video presentation :-)

[@sailingavocet]

our apartment in Tahoe was about that much... now we live MUCH cheaper aboard our sailboat and we are preparing to sail around the world lol!

[@NyasiaC]

This would totally be for someone who cares about location! I thought the 2 levels made it very cute 🤗

[@monica4158]

@@sailingavocet wow that's so cool - y'all are really living the dream - I wish you could add pictures to the comments section so I could see pictures. Congrats!

[@monica4158]

@@NyasiaC yes, the apartment is totally 100% cute😍 and for some reason the plants make the space come alive 🌿🌿🌿🌿

[@sailingavocet]

Monica luckily we have videos on our channel if you wish to follow along! Cheers 💕

[@roxroxroxgrace]

This one is much better. The bathroom is gorgeous and the loft space for the bed makes it possible to have a couch/desk in the main area. Obviously, if you live there, you don't spend that much time in your apartment. You're in the heart of the city (which is the whole point of this place).

[@Nadia_b]

As a minimalist I could see myself living there . Theres no need for so much space that’ll probably go unused

[@dodileon]

Like stairs to bathroom.different vibe to the space.creative decoration could make nice place to live

[@Xitsaapril]

It’s cute for a single person that is physically flexible but not worth the money. High priced... smh Great video! Would love to see more!

[@NyasiaC]

🤗

[@forestnymphconfessions3596]

A rolling ladder would be super cute in there. That apartment is really cool, love the stairs.

[@karlsjunior466]

Love the fire escape view!

[@NyasiaC]

It was so cool.

[@supposedly1-2]

sorry for leaving 3 separate comments but i just wanted to say you did a great job showing off that space and i appreciate how you did that and your voice is very pleasant to listen to. showing these places to the world, ofc you're going to get comments about price, mine is one of them but just bcz i've never made that much money a month so i literally couldn't pay that but earning potential aka cost of living is different there and the life style is different in NYC its unique and people are willing to pay for that. i just can't imagine it, but i do so enjoy seeing the spaces and what is available so i appreciate you showing us this and any you do in the future! :)

[@CallieRaj]

I’ll be afraid to sleep on the loft because there is no safety guard rails, I might roll and fall off of it....

[@NyasiaC]

I’m sure you could retro-fit it with some sort of railing for more security.

[@sereniebellini8973]

You know I could live in this small space with that much light coming into the studio.

[@robbie6392]

It’s like a tiny house! Love it. Never going to be for me but respect to those who get a buzz from big city living

[@NyasiaC]

Yeah, tiny house living in the middle of the city. Best of both worlds!

[@fruitofthespiritgalatians5856]

I would do a rollaway or floor pallet vs climbing or Murphy bed. Upper for storage. At least you can go to the restroom in your own space. Also, plants upper area, lots of plants. That view is beautiful!!

[@Tina_Bo_Binaaa]

When I saw that ladder I was like “wtf is that???” Always thought these jokes about price per square footage in NY was hyperbole but damn....

[@Eroom105]

I actually kinda like this one. The way they were able to free up the space on top of the kitchen helps make the place bigger and that shower is really nice.

[@MiszJANAY]

I'm sorry but no city is worth me living in a coat closet. Screw that!

[@daniellelouise7587]

Cost of living is obviously higher there. I hope wages are too in order to balance out the gap. When I lived in Cleveland, OH... you could rent an entire floor of a house apartment for $800 and get 2 bedrooms, a bathroom, kitchen, dining and living room and washer and dryer!

[@msoda8516]

Being from the tri-state area the price doesn’t shock me.

[@Divaliciousbeauty123]

M Soda what’s the tri-state area?

[@Emy-fi8pq]

I’d love to see how someone furnishes this apartment! I have my own ideas but to see what someone who moves into a place like this comes up with would be amazing!

[@NyasiaC]

I’m working on getting some furnished tiny tours. Many people don’t want to be on camera but I’m trying!

[@taar1]

Do people actually want to live like this? Just to live "in" NYC?

[@anniek55112]

I would have LOVED this in my early 20’s! $1950 sounds like a deal for the location, this place has everything

[@losyanna1]

My apartment is like 3 times the size , and it’s in a basement . I only pay 600. 1950 , for a shoebox? Ppl must be outta they mind paying for this in NY. So sad

[@stayhoney6863]

Griselys Mena where?

[@StefanieS-bu5yr]

Stay Honey - that’s the key.. I’d trade my Fl suburb for NYC life any day .. have been following market post Covid.. good deals. No comparison NYC life hands down.. !

[@MBrusaZappellini]

Yes I like this one better for sure! I could see being very happy there as a simple person who craves privacy.

[@toryjaeger8557]

This is literally a minimalists dream home

[@Veganval-en2kp]

I like that you have your own bathroom

[@dannybhoy2739]

Please do furnished apartments Between the range of 5000-10000 Rent a month Love your videos

[@NyasiaC]

OK, I will do, THANK YOU!!!

[@evanraymie4597]

I would take that in a sec ! Windows on two walls, a fire escape and that shower for that price and location 👌🏻👌🏻👌🏻