What $4,000 Gets You In Hell's Kitchen, Manhattan | NYC Apartment Tours (1 bedroom)

Buzzed In: A Look Into NYC Apartments Ep 4 | So excited to bring you another NYC apartment tour! This time we're heading to Hell's Kitchen to see my friend Melissa's ( / melissa.frusco ) insanely beautiful apartment! She lives in a 2 bedroom, 1 bathroom with her partner and this place has the most incredibleeee views
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[@ElenaTaber]

I definitely didn't speak clearly enough to anyone who thought I was saying anything in support of gentrification! I was specifically referring to the crime that created its namesake from the late 1800's in comparison to the development over the last 100+ years. I meant the danger of the gangs like the Bowery Boys in the early 1920's and was not referring to more recent gentrification in NYC. The current gentrification is obviously a HUGE problem in NYC that must be addressed. I should've been more clear that I was only referring to the history of the the crime riddled namesake of the 1800's and not to massive problem of gentrification in the turn of the century that has been so detrimental to communities of color. If you want to learn more about gentrification, here are some helpful organizations that I donate to and continue to educate myself with resources like these: Learn more from NYC anti-gentrification summation of convening here if you're unfamiliar with the problem: takerootjustice.org/wp-content/uploads/2019/06/NYC_anti_gentrification.pdf Learn about gentrification in Brooklyn:www.humanityinaction.org/knowledge_detail/change-or-die-gentrification-in-brooklyn/ Support Building Back Bed-Stuy: www.gofundme.com/f/building-black-bed-stuy

[@Dlkny321]

Im kinda confused by your answers, the Bowery Boys were active in the 1830s-1860s? Do you actually mean them and not the Gopher Gang? Even so, you have to include the issue that the gangs were formed and were violent because most of the immigrants that lived in this area were not able to get jobs and had to turn to illegal ways to get money (which leads to increase policing which leads to increase arrests which is percieved as increased crime). The way you frame it sounds ***very slightly*** that these groups were inherently criminal or violent rather than it was the circumstances that made it so this was the only choice of possible e.g. in the post probation era, many of the residents found work as fisherman (until that industry was destroyed by gentrification, which lead to the predominatly irish population moving out and so on...). Since this is not the first time you have misstated/mischaracterized i really recommend you read (or even get your book club to read) Taming Manhattan by Catherine McNauer (i even have a PDF)!!! But please properly educate yourself and if you even think ot mention a brief history of the area in your videos please do atleast 5 minutes of research bc it shows!!!

[@tigggy123]

@@Dlkny321 If many people had to turn to illegal ways to get money, how is this "perceived" as increased crime... it IS increased crime...

[@joellymejia1826]

@@Dlkny321 I think, and I say this respectfully, that this is a topic she doesn't know a lot about, she did a little more research when she got push back, and she wrote what she understood. Let's give her the grace that when she made the video she wasn't promoting gentrification but more so saying, "when gentrification happens, over a period of time communities start to see less crime" or something like that. She admitted to not knowing much about Hell's Kitchen so to argue it further is pointless and only going to drive her to more quick Google searches to try to defend herself.

[@Dlkny321]

@@joellymejia1826 I think thats totally fair to say! My thing is that this is the second time shes ignored/glossed over the issue of gentrification in NYC. In a previous apartment buzzed in series it took place in bushwick and the issue of gentrification was ignored and in comments Elena said she would make a commitment to talking about gentrification and a proper history of each area more in her next videos, so i just saw that as a reneging on hte commitment made to her audience so thats why i was frustrated with the 90s she devoted to both topics.

[@robertsabharwal9787]

Don't apologize. You were right.

[@amoswaranch1102]

Would be interesting to see a very inexpensive or affordable living space in NYC. Like, I know there are a bunch of co-ops and people jammed into tiny spaces paying $500 / month. Would love for you to do a video on that.

[@MillaExplores]

Yes, this would be really interesting to see!

[@layla9377]

Actually paying 2k per person a month in a nyc apartment isn’t expensive at all

[@MillaExplores]

@@layla9377 I've definitely heard worse, and that apartment is gorgeous! But would still be interesting to see what you can get for like $700-1000 a month 😄

[@lidiapietrusza5014]

@@layla9377 yes it is

[@lidiapietrusza5014]

@@layla9377 to share a room it is

[@leahnesper-king3076]

Am I the only one who thought the name 'Hell's Kitchen' had something to do with Gordon Ramsey? lol

[@yaynay9384]

Lol same

[@ridahamanullah1695]

yesss same

[@shalynlilly9643]

yea was super confused

[@JERCHROME]

trust me, you're not the only one lmfao.

[@jewmoneyatgmail]

Thought it had something to do with the Daredevil movies

[@mike-fz9el]

this series is really good!! i think you should do more middle class and even low income neighborhoods because that’s where the majority of new yorkers live (astoria, washington heights, bay ridge, inwood, fordham, university heights, bensonhurst, sheepshead bay, midwood, etc) it would be amazing insight especially to recent college graduates and low income people who are looking to start a life in nyc!! these videos are awesome tho

[@wento5773]

Hi! I currently also live in Hell's Kitchen as a nyc transplant and I think it's important to acknowledge the history of hell's kitchen, and the role of gentrification has played in many nyc neighborhoods including this one. New York isn't just a place where young adults (like myself and folks in this video) who are able to afford very high cost housing and live out their wildest early 20s nyc dreams, but it's also for families and primarily people of color who have lived here for generations and now unable to afford housing and are driven out of their own neighborhoods, which also in turn contributes to the myth that poor people and people of color are "unsafe", when reality the city never provided any resources for the community here until rich people moved in. The neighborhood is literally called "hell" referring to its previous residents that were primarily refugees and immigrants. Gentrification is a reality in nyc and it's not productive either to just wallow in gentrifier guilt, but I think it's the bare minimum to inform ourselves and be cognizant of the role and impact we have in the places we are residing in.

[@ElenaTaber]

I absolutely agree!

[@simplyshama]

thanks for sharing

[@ILY2MuchProductions]

Could you please elaborate on the "the myth that poor people and people of color are "unsafe" when reality the city never provided any resources for the community here until rich people moved in" ?

[@wento5773]

@@ILY2MuchProductions Sure! :) So there are many nuances to this and I am also not the expert on the topic either, but a few ways I think about is: 1). At least in the US, public education (along with other resources) is paid by property tax, which results in this cycle of rich people who live in bigger houses pay more property tax, and their kids go to well funded schools that have well developed after school programs and sports parks etc. Whereas poorer neighborhood who lives in worse housing pays less tax and has less money dedicated to these resources that help youths and adults lead healthy lifestyles, which result in many having to turn to "the street" and is often deemed as "dangerous", when it's one of the only ways for people to feel a part of a community. This is an issue that is often discussed in the US where your zipcode is often a strong determinant in how many opportunities you have and even how long you will live. www.nytimes.com/2020/05/19/learning/how-much-has-your-zip-code-determined-your-opportunities.html

[@wento5773]

@@ILY2MuchProductions 3). The last point is a little bit more abstract but also something I have been thinking about after listening to this podcast citationsneeded.libsyn.com/episode-54-local-crime-reporting-as-police-stenography The way we define crime and think about violence is often interpersonal (think burglary, robbery, gun violence, etc). And all of this is very scary especially for the victims. At the same time, we don't think about wage theft, (companies not paying workers overtime) overpolicing, denying trans people their rights, generations of racism, and other wrong acts towards these as "violent", when they are violent by denying people their humanities and basic needs. So when the narrative is that these people are dangerous, it's lacking nuance because it's just attributing them as the aggressors and the bad people in the first type of violence I described, but ignores that they are also often victims of the second type of violence, and they are pushed to have no choice but to steal etc.

[@NatalieBarbu]

Okay wow apartment GOALS!!

[@newthrash1221]

Ha i know, right! All i need is the 4 grand a month, but yeah, totally goals! 🙄

[@AliceCappelle]

The parents' vinyl collection is the most precious and exciting thing I've ever seen

[@alicecappelleyoutube5330]

Yes 😍

[@ElenaTaber]

RIGHT !!

[@annagorham568]

I think it would be great to see lower income/more affordable apartments, ik most of your friends are probably of your same financial status but not all of your viewers are and it could provide a more realistic expectation for living in nyc on different budgets

[@sylviazzzz]

so true, i love elena and her financial advise but all her friends seem to be wealthy rich kids 😭 i can't relate to that

[@sheselectric09]

You really think she's going to slum it with poors? She's way too snobby for that.

[@pabloguccibeats4156]

the prices of rent for the apartments are in the title, it really shouldn't give people unrealistic expectations if they don't have that type of money. Touring better looking/expensive apartments just makes for better content since it's something that people are not used to or see everyday.

[@krampus3901]

@@sylviazzzz ya want a tour in a nycha apartment? 🤣😂

[@me123066]

you can seek this content out on ur own

[@stephaniedaneault7843]

How can someone afford a 4000$ appartment!! I have a bachelor degree and work full time and barely make 2000$ a month!!! that'S crazy

[@mayjailor]

Nyc is very expensive but you also make more there

[@ambrosia1917]

what was your major

[@stephaniedaneault7843]

@@ambrosia1917 i am a social worker !

[@varvino]

You can't compare the US to Europe. The numbers are very inflated especially in the big cities.

[@JERCHROME]

I'm a Canadian registered nurse and we barely make what we deserve. TBH.

[@SamElle]

omg 4000 gets me 5 months of rent where I live in upstate NY!! It's crazy how different parts of the state has different rent ranges!

[@alissahaller8689]

I live in upstate NY and my mortgage on a 4 BR 2 BA is $350/mo. Haha. When I lived in Brooklyn we paid $1,500 a month for a one bedroom! Crazy!

[@SamElle]

@@alissahaller8689 Omg 350/month?!?! WOW WOW

[@davidfriend5808]

$4K gets me 5 months rent for my room in Boerum Hill BK too so don’t think all of NYC is this high. It’s all about priorities!

[@SamElle]

@@davidfriend5808 Ooooo no way! Ok cool cool, that’s the area near Atlantic avenue right? Like they have a bunch of different train lines there?

[@davidfriend5808]

Sam Elle Yep! Historic district right next to Downtown Brooklyn. I’m in a brownstone and not a brand new high rise tower like this, but for me it’s perfect. You just have to figure out what works for you!

[@zooannimals]

if it's possible, can the apartment tours include square footage? I'm amazed with how well they laid out pretty big furniture pieces and really interested in how big this apartment actually is

[@laldivio]

That's a 40 square meters

[@loveandlondon]

So bright 😍love snooping NYC flats

[@LayneFable]

!!!

[@logan8921]

apartments*

[@daisyblake72]

Yara is the star of this video, what a CUTIE

[@Bexx74]

I dont mean to nitpick but....it kinda sounded like gentrified and 'nicer' go together for you. Gentrification is actually very destructive. Yes things get more upscale, but thats not exactly a good thing. Not for the ppl who used to live there and now cant.

[@ElenaTaber]

I definitely did not mean to put those two together and wasn't speaking clearly enough. I was only referring to the crime that created its namesake from the late 1800's in comparison to the development over the last 100+ years. I was speaking just to the historical background of the name and not the current, massive problem of gentrification starting in the turn of the century that has been so detrimental to communities of color. This is a huge problem in NYC and I would never mean to put those words together. If you want to learn more about gentrification in NYC for anyone who might be unfamiliar: : takerootjustice.org/wp-content/uploads/2019/06/NYC_anti_gentrification.pdf Learn about gentrification in Brooklyn:www.humanityinaction.org/knowledge_detail/change-or-die-gentrification-in-brooklyn/ Support Building Back Bed-Stuy: www.gofundme.com/f/building-black-bed-stuy & feel free to comment any other resources you think would be helpful!

[@Bexx74]

@@ElenaTaber thanks for the clarification. Truly, i think your an amazing person. Im glad that you take time to research the history of the neighborhoods you showcase. I grew up in brooklyn, but in order to afford a house, my family had to move to the south. I could move back up north, if i chose to make certain ( a lot of) sacrifices, but it is SOO DANG EXPENSIVE, and my suport system is not there anymore, i kinda low key feel like my city was taken from me. And there are soooo many reasons for that. Its complicated and cant be blamed on any one thing. Im rambling. Lol. Keep up the good work. Ive been watch you for over a year now and i like how you have adapted your chanel during Q when you couldnt travel. Big ups love.

[@SaraLea]

Oh gosh, I thought this same thing when you said gentrification like it was good news

[@samantha7142]

I had to listen a second time 😳😳😳. Freudian Slip🤔.

[@artisticagi]

I got what you meant the first time, no one wants to live in crime so from that perspective nicer but definitely gentrified was not the word to use because it is associated with something bad. Now if the original inhabitants could gentrify their own neighborhoods it would be good cause it meant higher incomes and standards for them but that’s not what is happening.

[@theresekirkpatrick3337]

$4,000 for a one bedroom. No wonder there’s so many homeless. That’s insane

[@sonderexpeditions]

Lol that's not the reason. Plenty of 1 bedroom is NYC for $1500 a month or less.

[@kawaiiii725]

@@sonderexpeditions thats still not a good price 😂

[@sonderexpeditions]

@@kawaiiii725 it is considering salaries pay 2.5 or 3x more. I paid 650 a month in Ohio but made 1/3 of what I make in NY with my profession. However most people do roommates. It's a roommate city. Typically $700 a month sharing.

[@Viktoria-yn5yn]

@@sonderexpeditions if you don’t mind me asking, what’s your profession? that’s *c r a z y* you get paid that much more in NY vs Ohio.

[@gracepierstorff2950]

I absolutely love this series Elena!! Her space is so beautiful, incredible lighting and beautiful plants!

[@olesya_and_the_city]

OMG! I had the pleasure of working with Mellisa a couple of years ago, she is the sweetest person! Love the aesthetics of her apartment. So dreamy!

[@ssydhong]

woww elena please don’t stop making these vids! i’m anticipating moving to nyc for college and these are helping figure out the vibe of different neighborhoods❤️

[@veerginiawolf]

CAN WE PLEASE TALK ABOUT YARA!!! what a cute little big doggy 🥺

[@ElenaTaber]

SHE’S SO CUTE

[@SabrinaInvests]

Love the finance and money videos!! Thanks Elena for pumping out the great content

[@get_into_it9142]

The apartment itself isn't great. The styling and decor is what makes this so appealing. Not sure 4K is worth it for the sq. footage. But... go off, sis!

[@miguelsousa9802]

The price ends up being a combination of living in Manhattan + prestige location + have you seen that view? Just breathtaking. However, it is a superb decor

[@ClaraSchnitzel]

Wow, it's GORGEOUS! She did such a great job styling it, it looks so cozy and cohesive. Those plants are in great condition! And that view!!

[@camillegrandxo]

Melissa’s flat is so gorgeous!! 😍

[@jettwashed]

i love how personal this series feels, like i'm sitting in the room talking with y'all!!!

[@dawnc5797]

Fantastic apartment! Thanks Elena for showing us yet another fab apartment and introducing us to your friend. I'm enjoying catching up with this series while I'm house sitting during a tropical storm. Perfect weather to relax and binge. Take care!

[@sofiacatalina2381]

The natural lighting in this apartment is EVERYTHING

[@madalenasimoes9428]

Absolutely love this series 🤩 I’m applying to NYU (pray for me) and am in love with the prospect of finding the right apartment for me and make it my own 🤍

[@kathy4940]

as a European just the thought of paying 4k is insane. beautiful space but we would probably pay around 600 here

[@pema9945]

depends where in Europe, in Paris / Amsterdam definitelyyyyy more than 600 euros

[@fictionfatale3913]

@@pema9945 that's not true - the average price for a 1 bedroom apartment in Amsterdam is around 700, and paris is a little more expensive. London on the other hand is even worse than new york for housing

[@pema9945]

@@fictionfatale3913 hmm def not that level of luxury though, I live in the Netherlands (not too far from Amst) and that's the average price of rooms usually, but then again prices might be lower for native dutch people

[@LoveLaRieXO]

Paris is way more expensive than 700 for a 1 bedroom😂

[@fictionfatale3913]

@@LoveLaRieXO I lived in Paris for three years between 2016-2019 and my apartment was £700 (I’m not sure what that is in dollars). Don’t get me wrong it was knowhere near as nice as this place, but comparative to London and most UK cities it was cheap. If you go through French speaking estate agents and renting companies it’s far cheaper, because they often rent the same apartments to foreigners for 4x the price

[@natalie-zy1wl]

it's so pretty, definitely my favorite in the series with the washer/dryer and location

[@merrylatte8420]

Hi Elena! I just wanted to say how much of an amazing KZbinr you are, I’m so happy that your channel exist because idk what I would be doing without your channel on the internet :)

[@ElenaTaber]

ahhh thank you :')

[@jeannelle_]

Okay her apartment is so beautiful! Each wall is decorated so nicely! I love it! Ugh that view 💖💖 digging the apartment series!!!

[@woin9361]

I appreciate how tidy this place is! I know that takes a lot of work. It’s very soothing

[@CharlesTsen]

Love the view from high above. It's even more dazzling at night when all the lights are on. It's been my dream place to live, but I just can't afford it.

[@marolle15]

That dog is an ANGEL and the apartment is so extremely cute. Thanks for sharing Melissa!

[@InTheNameOfLife1]

Beautiful! I'm sure having all of that greenery inside is a nice escape from a NYC winter.

[@unicornzalltheway8064]

Elena this is a beautiful apartment tour, love all the wonderful plants and the soundtracks are on point ! Yara is just adorable xo

[@domn415]

Thank you so much Elena for another amazing tour of your friend Melissa's apartment...It is positively beautiful! Back in the 1940s to the mid 50s My Father and his parents lived in Hell's Kitchen (untill they moved to NJ)...It was so sad when Manganaro's Grosseria Italina closed at 488 9th Ave....They were was there fron 1893 to 2011 when it closed....The smell of the inside of that market was amazing... Looking forward to your next video

[@alex_lukovic]

I don't usually comment on videos but this time I had to make an exception myself. Mellisa’s apartment is so beautiful, so nicely decorated, every corner is well used, really beautiful. If I didn't live in Europe, I swear I would hire her to furnish and decorate my whole apartment as she thinks is best and most practical. ❤️✨ Also, looking forward to see your new apartment tour aswell Elena 😊

[@ezraweissman5936]

$4000 for that 1 bedroom (even without pandemic) seems too high for Hell's Kitchen...

[@Ausbos5]

800 of it is in view. The higher the floor the higher the price. Someone 14 floors below her probably paying 3200

[@sonderexpeditions]

@@Ausbos5 interesting.

[@sophie-gv2uk]

the view, the interior, i just love this video and in general this format!

[@PaigeNextDoor]

Wow, her apartment is amazing. So full of light and well done. I love these apt series!

[@ash_posh_omg]

yessss the hair color looks so good on you girl! Love it!

[@ninareinharz283]

Her apt is like my dream nyc living near everything and by the water abs south facing windows!! Like umm hello!!!

[@Sarahr98998]

Omg the sunlight. The plants. The view. I'm dying

[@MaxMacMusic]

I go to school in Grenada, was so pleased to hear Melissa mention it! Also what a pretty apartment and cute doggo!!

[@LayneFable]

that is a stunning place!!!

[@stefygeorgieva9576]

Stunning! My favourite feature is the giant desk in front of the windows, so dreamy

[@kendalllehman7747]

this was ABSOLUTELY stunning, i would love to see more vids like this!!!

[@krystalm_]

The windows and greenery!!! I am obsessed with the dining table turned office desk. I would honestly eat there because of the view and do my work there!

[@al3xthom799]

I absolutely love these videos!! That flat is stunning!!

[@joannechoy9805]

wow Melissa is so well spoken!! and her place is amazingly decorated

[@MelissaFrusco]

Hi! Thank you so much :)

[@marinaogay1794]

i love that part where you talk about the history of each district! thank you, Elena)

[@heyitslaury]

This has to be my favourite location thus far!! Amazing video as always Elena :)

[@OranJJeTofu]

Absolutely love this series and your videos exploring New York City neighborhoods with locals :)

[@samanthachase4027]

I loved this! It’s so cool to see my neighborhood and the places I frequent in one of your videos!

[@smsknightsgirl]

The desk/office space is absolutely stunning!!

[@Kuhoochandra]

4000$ is my total expense for 2 years. Food rent outing etc included. And i live in a 3bed apt. But honestly you are paying for the social interaction access there. New york is the hub, no one really lives there to live in an apartment all day

[@MillaExplores]

Omg both the apartment and Melissa are gorgeous, and the dog is the cutest! I would move into that apartment right away.

[@CarlaLR74]

I love love the accents of green throughout the apartment.

[@heyhopebarker]

This apartment is absolutely beautiful! A dream 😍 Beautiful video, Elena! 🙌🏼

[@arianbuffkin4362]

The views in this apartment are everything!!! Love this space!!!

[@bellyelf]

That sunlight & view is such a dream 😍 so satisfying that you filmed at golden hour too ✨

[@isabellams333]

melissas pup is knocked for the questions part haha super adorable!!

[@hannahzuck_]

$4k.... but you get that sunshineeee

[@ElenaTaber]

haha just nyc thingsss

[@caitlynwinders6709]

i couldn’t help but look at Yara the whole time 🥺🥰

[@linda-uj7zi]

i absolutely love this series. my biggest dream is to live in nyc and u are helping me sm!!!

[@martinacassar1964]

Love these videos and this series 🥺❤️

[@EllaFarrell]

WOW this apartment is GORGEOUS!! love this series!!

[@ashtonfaith]

literally my dream apartment this is so beautiful

[@ElenaTaber]

Same girl same

[@carlymac11]

Love this series SO much!!!

[@ninareinharz283]

I love the desk and the natural lighting. Also shoutout Timmy, Hell Kitchen

[@lauramarazzi1012]

So so beautiful! Love this series!

[@runi.fernando]

Love this series! Buzzed in... very clever name

[@cspenc8784]

Beautifully styled! Best apartment tour I've seen in a year.

[@deborahhuffman3231]

When you love your home it shows. It's absolutley beautiful.

[@victoria.breyer]

I'm only two minutes in, but the videography walking in was soo pretty!! Also, I looove the front door with the videography, and sunglass wall. I might start doing that!

[@TheBohodiva]

It’s always interesting to see the conversations on these videos. I honestly came for decor inspiration. I hope you are not offended by the comments. It’s just the reality that there is a huge wealth gap. If this apartment wasn’t 4K/month the convo might be a bit different. These videos kind of give others a sneak peak into another life. What’s more personal than someone’s home. Thanks for sharing. Lived in NYC for 5 years. It’s incredible how many different vibes you can find in the city.

[@BeeBeautyChannel]

this apartment is beautiful and you capture it perfectly! 💛

[@britneegirardot6798]

obsessed with your apartment videos!!!!!

[@tanyatoliver8398]

What a beautiful place. Live the way she decorated it. And the dog is gorgeous!!

[@nataliamanna1047]

Omg I’m obsessed with this series, and I don’t want to miss an episode hahah, does anyone know how many there are or if there’s like a playlist with all of them?

[@neleseyfarth5385]

wow but Melissa looks so gorgeous in that cute little knit cardigan and she shines so bright :))🤍 lots of love from germany!

[@jamillahbrooks597]

Love it!Really Love the manifestation behind the story!!How Beautiful!

[@santi975]

i love your film style, the close ups are great

[@lzebell5082]

Lol at the major excitement for the dollar bin records! So cute I’m here for it everyone needs a dusty old crate

[@elizamadison279]

love this series Eliza xx

[@alexanderd.flores5042]

By far my favorite apartment tour you’ve done!

[@ElenaTaber]

It's pretty incredible!

[@earthling9891]

the beginning is such vibessss

[@rhysennin]

Love the plants and the windows. Very comfy apartment.

[@charuta]

Elena your apartment tour videos are *chefs kiss*

[@rishibeauty8889]

Amazing place in a great neighborhood. I bet it is beautiful at Christmas. You are very blessed to live there! Def goals!

[@gloriabloise1618]

I loveeee her apartment! the green wall is my fav!

[@jazeelarellano118]

Im addicted to your videoooos !!

[@MuchLove-3]

Omg this is beautiful!!! 💕🥰😍

[@jennyld2053]

Love this so much! The view from the bedroom. :)

[@ashlycruz9984]

absolutely loved this

[@AaaaBbbb-bd8up]

watching your channel to get inspiration for my new apartment✨

[@laurencarney4741]

i feel like i saw this bedroom in a bedding ad? gorgeous apartment!

[@Sam-ne9ns]

The whole video is an Ad. NYC is in terrible shape these days.

[@IshaSharma11]

Its so aesthetic

[@itslillyclare6128]

such a gorgeous apartment!!! love love love !!

[@oanastratan1210]

this apartment is stunning omg!!