Living in Manhattan NYC For $800 a Month!
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Really liked the apartment upgrade tips.
The price of THIS apartment isn’t $800…
@@gcchair7634She clearly said it’s 1900+ $ a month and a 2.5% increase ( maybe next year) would bring it to 1950
I don't have instagram and don't want tyo sign up for an account...is there any other way to contact you so you can do a tour of my new apartment here in NYC? Thanks CashJordan!
She is one of the few that got lucky. It is like winning a lottery. Most rent stabilize apt. are inherited thru relatives.
I've heard about this and it's so weird to me, that people can just hand their lease down to a relative like that, for 100 years if they want to. It's awesome! But also strange. 😂 Although, I guess it doesn't really feel very fair to everyone else in NYC who are struggling to find a place they can afford. That would suck.
My mom has a beautiful 2 bedroom, dining room, alcove studio,eat in kitchen bathroom and 30 ft foyer with 15 windows ( new double pane and screen) Beautiful trim , original 100 year old doors . First floor facing a gorgeous flower filled courtyard. Fully gated , intercom phone and camera protected. Over the years my dad has plastered and painted beautifully redid the ceilings . Put entire new kitchen cabinets and appliances. Retiled and remodeled the bathroom with new floor. There are 5 closets. He sanded stained and varnished the parquet floors. Installed all new wiring, light switches light fixtures and ceiling fans. The house is fully air conditioned and great heat . Thirty foot shelves line the foyer and we have a small butler’s pantry. Mom has lived there a long time. She pays $840. Rent stabilized tenants have the right to add an additional person to the lease. Just one , and that’s how it passes down.
Exactly. I have a 3 bedroom in Manhattan that I inherited from my mother. She always had me on the lease
Blissful Ignorance and Lucia (in the comments) have absolutely won the lottery!! It's a beautiful apartment in the video. I never thought I'd like studio apartment, because the ones I've seen were rented by guys and looked terrible. She has done an amazing job. It almost doesn't look like one room. A screen in between the couch and bed would make a bedroom. Rent controlled!! She can have a pet! Dream apartment! It would be a perfect apartment for someone in a wheelchair. No carpet, no doorways, low windows. Except for the bathroom it's perfect. I hadn't thought of a studio apartment as workable until now, because the ones I've seen are tiny and icky. Unfortunately, apartment bathrooms are a nightmare for wheelchair users. I have muscular dystrophy and am in a wheelchair, so I'm always thinking about these things when seeing a house or apartment anywhere.
@@blissfularrogance3529 there isn't a cap on the amount. They just have to be relatives. My cousin has both her daughters and one grandchild on the lease. You can have all your children on the lease, most people got these when they had young children.
She’s the kind of roommate everyone dreams of when moving to NYC and the kind of tenant every landlord wants! So clean, organized and clever when it comes to saving space.
😭🥰 That’s very sweet of you, thank you! I try hard to keep a nice place, and I’m very grateful Cash let me show it off! So much fun!
@@Shieldsy.in.the.city3 such a great lady , very smart .and so beautiful .i did work in almost every restaurant in new york and Connecticut's .i would 💘 love to cook for you one day or show you great stuff to eat healthy and save 💰 money .when i come back from Alexandria Egypt .i would love to meet you .and invite you for a special drink .
This young woman has the Jane Krakowski VIBE!!!! Don't u think?? 🤔😊😊😎😎😎
CAMERA!!!! 99.9% she barrelly in that room except to sleep or Ya know be adult
@@Shieldsy.in.the.city3 you’re such a cutie
Wait, so she's paying $1938, not 800. Title is misleading as hell.
She has decorated her apartment with so much personnality, it is cozy and lived in. I love how she accented the decor with the same blue that she wears. She is very clever, lots of positive energy! : the dog door, the TV in view when she puts her make up. Everything is perfect!
A great apartment. She is a smart organizer. People would pay for her ideas. My favorite was the kitchen makeover.
Mine, too! I ran to the Amazon app to look for the cabinet handles!
Where did she get the decorative cube organizers
@@gloriabowie5629 they’re everywhere- Walmart, Ross, even the dollar store has some
@@gloriabowie5629 ohhh the exact ones lol
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She is so amazing. Look at how organized she is. It's no wonder she was able to land this apartment. You know she is going the extra mile to secure the best.
Such a cute apartment that seems to work for her so nicely! But tbh my favorite thing about this video was Sarah herself. What a great energy! She seems like such a lovely and genuine person. Love to see her getting this good deal.
This gal is amazing and so smart!!!!! She’s taken a caterpillar and turned it into a beautiful butterfly. Forget the angle of rent control. Focus on how beautiful her apartment is and how she’s using her space in a most amazing way!!! Way to go, young lady!!
Thank you so much! 🤗
Good on her for snagging such a great deal, in a gem of a neighborhood, and transforming it into a beautiful space. Positive vibes making for a positive life!
On her or in her? 😢
It's "good for" not "good on". Idk why everyone fks that up today and it's always annoying to read
How fortunate you are that such a trivial matter annoys you. I sincerely hope you understand how privileged you are, as so many of us have significant and impactful issues to deal with.
@@vanzarockin Nah you just sound like an omo with an H (you know the word they call you it every day). GoOd On YoU mAtE lol
@@gutter339what a darling and unsurprising bigot you are!
I live in Washington Heights and, crazily enough, my roommate just signed for a rent stabilized studio apartment directly on Riverside Drive & 81st Street for $1250 a month !!! I've heard of these zeitgeist moments but I didn't think they existed anymore. He happened to be looking on the internet and the rental popped up on the page he was on. He called immediately, insisted on seeing the apartment, had all his finances together and 2 hours later, signed for the apartment. They had over 200 phone calls in 45 minutes. I helped him move in yesterday. It's a stunning apartment. Quiet and with views of Riverside Park. I still can't believe he landed this. He'll hang onto this for the rest of his life.
Wow. If he wants me to tour it let’s connect on Instagram.
Where on the internet was he searching?
So he's gonna rent for the rest of his life? Dude, if you're gonna rent or have roommates, just get a condo or apt to mortgage, you're almost paying the same after 10 years. Renting especially in nyc is a scam.
@@SDguy3030 Landing a rent stabilized apartment in the best, most beautiful area in Manhattan is like winning the lottery. He found a $3K studio apartment for $1250K a month. Because he's rent stabilized his rent won't increase 15 - 30% a year like most renters. He's locked in to low rate increases. I know many wealthy people who make more than $1 million a year and they still choose to rent. Let's say they spend $8K a month for rent. If they bought an equivalent apartment they'd be spending $8K a month on property taxes and building maintenance. I used to think they were throwing their money away too but they explained to me that if they bought a place they would be tying up their money for no reason. There's a glut of luxury apartments in NYC that sit empty for years. They'd have their money tied up, they'd be paying property taxes and building maintenance, and they'd have no guarantee they'd get a return on their investment when it came time to sell, plus they'd have to pay capital gains taxes. New York will screw you over. Make no doubt about that.
I live in East Flatbush in Brooklyn. We have LOTS of rent-stabilized units over here. Fabulous floors, sometimes sunken living rooms, herring-bone patterned floors, etc. Come see us out here! I'm in a stabilized two bedroom, two bath, giant balcony that's super private, and I LOVE my neighbors. I feel so blessed. Been here 8 years and no plans to move. !!
I love what she’s done to fix up the few issues with the kitchen. Stick ‘n Peel is pretty much the way to go with renters. She’s really able to make her apartment her home. It has pretty much everything. Since the apartment’s one closet is so tiny she’s got storage from her bed, couch, kitchen cupboards and the open closets in her bedroom area. I love these videos for those of us who can only afford the small apartments and have to learn how to make your place home without breaking the lease by damaging the walls and cabinets with much needed improvements.
I love when you interview folks in their apartments. It's also always nice to see apartments that the average person can afford. Very nice lady, one of the gems of NY.
I see a lot of complaints but she lives in the West Village of Manhattan, in a studio. $1938 is a crazy good deal in this market. I just came home from a week's worth of apartment hunting and a "cheap" studio in that area is 2400-2500 plus broker fees. The only way to spend 2000 a person or less in that area is to share a 2/3/4 bedroom. And many are crappy. Most had terrible bath or kitchens that haven't seen repairs in years. Here, she gets an entire place to herself.
I live in Washington Heights and, crazily enough, my roommate just signed for a rent stabilized studio apartment directly on Riverside Drive & 81st Street for $1250 a month !!! I've heard of these zeitgeist moments but I didn't think they existed anymore. He happened to be looking on the internet and the rental popped up on the page he was on. He called immediately, insisted on seeing the apartment, had all his finances together and 2 hours later, signed for the apartment. They had over 200 phone calls in 45 minutes. I helped him move in yesterday. It's a stunning apartment. Quiet and with views of Riverside Park. I still can't believe he landed this. He'll hang onto this for the rest of his life.
@@davidhunternyc1 wow. Very lucky
What a sweetheart! Great job with the setup.
I'd take it. West vlg👍
It is what it is. In this case she got lucky.
Thanks for allowing Cash to show your place. I love how you made it so nice and functional 😍
Thank you!!
@@Shieldsy.in.the.city3 where did you get your wardrobes to hang your clothes on? Also Gloria in the previous comment wonders about your decorative canvas storage cubes:) lovely place! Great improvements!! 🥰
I love this girl's personality. Self deprecating and not trying to be cool at all. Refreshing as most of these apartment tour type videos have people who are so nervous about how they will be perceived.
Oof, did you see her bookshelf though. That + Reddit, I don't think she would be pleasant to be around at dinner parties...
@gasstationpeanuts1814 Ehh, honestly you're the one that seems unpleasant here.
What a nice person. Opening her home for the world is courageous. It's amazing to see a realistic home and not a decor magazine. It's adorable.
It's small but really functional. I think it's even larger than some of the other studios we've seen & that archway gives it some charm. She definitely lucked out bcuz apartments in that neighborhood go for almost double that rent sometimes. Hope everyone here in the US is enjoying the Memorial Day weekend
Ha! There's no think in it. We HAVE seen much smaller places that are much more expensive on this channel than this unit being featured today.
You couldn't get a place like this for 2500$ in NYC
5 stars to her for utilizing and upgrading the space, best I’ve seen in 10 years of nyc living
She’s very imaginative when it comes to making the best of her space, I like her space making gadgets too
So not $800 a month then 🙄
Ikr
He does that for click bait all the time
People fall for it so he continually does it. More cash in his pocket
U gotta crime too. Boston is better
Sarah's apartment is so cute and functional. She really knows how to make the most of a small space without it looking cluttered. Thank you for the tour!
Cash, I absolutely loved this video. I’d love to see more of this type….Keeps us NYC lovers hopeful about finding affordable and sensible apartment in beautiful NYC
Agreed 100%! Plus I like that it hasn’t had crappy renos & grey-ifyed the apt, but kept the OG details! Jet 🧡🎸🎶⚡️🏍
Great video and so interesting to see what can be done in a small space when you use the space efficiently.
I live in a rent stabilized apartment in NYC too my rent is 850 per month. It’s one of the new buildings, it’s beautiful and I have a gym, rooftop & security.
Why DO YOU'LL WANT TO LIVE IN NYC, SOOOOO BAD?!!!!!!
@@kerryalfaro9437 because it’s an amazing city with great opportunities.
This video was amazing! Your friend, Sarah, was very lucky to have found this great rent-stabilized apartment. Love what she's done with it, especially her diys. Very practical and down-to-earth lady and so generous to share her place and renting advice with all of us. Thank you Cash and Sarah!
$2000 per month for that little bird cage is insane.
My first NYC apartment was in a building that had recently converted from rent stabilized to market rate. In chatting with some of the more tenured residents, I discovered that they were paying half as much as I did for the same or even bigger units. While none of them complained about the rent, they did express the fact that as rent stabilized tenants, the landlord wouldn't do anything for them. Their appliances were old, the paint hadn't been refreshed since they moved in, etc… It's great that Sarah took it upon herself to make upgrades to her apartment. She lives in a very enviable neighbourhood and for a reasonable rate. We would all love to live in the West Village.
Not all of us. This is cute, but it's in Manhattan, not Brooklyn, a deal breaker for me.
I remember reading about a retired actress who paid like $40 a month because she'd been there for ages, and her apartment didn't have hot water either.. that's the hustling spirit of NYC to me 😜
It's nice to see a normal, lived in space for a regular New Yorker. 👍🤠
She is so organized! She has everything set up so well and has so much storage! Nice apartment.
She mastered using space plus looks like very kind person!Hope she keeps this as long as possible!!
This woman is a DIY Queen! And Cash: congrats on 500 k suscribers. Well deserved. :D
I would never leave either! They can only raise the rent 2-1/2% a year is fantastic! The lowest I have ever heard was 5%. I love how she did those peel and stick counters, floors, and back splash. It makes something not so nice look so much better. Changing the shower head was good to. You’d be so surprised how easy it is to do that and how cheap it is.
Actually ever year there is a vote to decide on the increase. It can be higher than 2%. The % varies for a 1 year vs. 2 year lease. This year landlords are advocating for a 16% increase. Note, I'm not sure if the rule has changed but once the rent hits 2500, the apartment can be destabilized. What some landlords will do to quickly destabilize the apartment is do major repairs between tenants. Also note, there are a lot of unrented rent stabilized units that landlords keep empty. This is particularly true in quickly gentrifying neighborhoods. Rent stabilized apartments are rare because landlords are constantly leveraging loopholes to destabilize them.
She needs to host her own show! Love her and her apartment!
like a side hustle!!
Absolutely love this apartment! So much space in the bathroom, and I love how the clothing racks fit perfectly on each side!
I LOVE the fact you got a chance to talk to an actual tenant. I always wonder what the home looks like after they move in. Please do more of this type if you get a chance.
for today’s market, she got a sweet deal. for as many times as she’s moved, she deserves it! i relate. when i lived in nyc, i moved several times and became a minimalist, too. (and i’m from ohio) she’s also done a spectacular job of decorating and organizing her space. she has everything! great video!
I was in NYC this past week. Saw my first homeless person sleeping in the middle of a sidewalk. Such a majestic city lol.
You should try Chicago, there's homeless people sleeping inside Walgreens.
That was fascinating, much the same way tiny house videos are fascinating. I love seeing how real people make small spaces work. Really charming apartment and host! Keep this series going!
I love her and I hope all the good things come her way! I hope someday when I grow up I can get rid of my belongings when necessary as cheerfully as she does.
You’re so sweet 😍 Thanks a ton!
And save money too!
I love Sarah! I wish she had done videos of her apartment rehab. I've lived in Manhattan my whole life and she's got great ideas for apartment living! ❤❤❤
Thanks!! Maybe I will, I’ve got lots of “before” footage so it wouldn’t be hard to put together!
@@Shieldsy.in.the.city3, thank you for sharing your beautiful apartment with us! And I agree: I think your DIY videos would be very popular. I know I'd subscribe. Plus, we'd get to meet the obviously adorable Lucy❣
@@Shieldsy.in.the.city3 🖤🖤🖤🖤🖤🖤🖤🖤🖤🖤
Rehab? LMAO
Thank you Sarah for letting us into your delightful and beautifully organised home, so comfortable too. Well done Cash for discovering her!. I would love to have met Lucy!
good for her! it's always awesome when good people have good things happen to them.
She's a lovely person! And she made the place feels cozy.
I love the efficiency. No wasted space. I love seeing compact places like this. Excellent.
She has done a wonderful job optimizing space and keeping the function. Well done!
This is so cute, and she's done such a great job decorating and making it her own! Thanks for the tour! 💗
Always happy to see anyone making it in NYC. She seems like a very nice lady. Definitely blessed that she found such a nice inexpensive apartment.
This would be a helpful guide for anyone considering a small studio apartment. She has made good use of every square inch, and she doesn't have to be a minimalist to live here!
Both of you are so enthusiastic and noticing details that I got several ideas and was boosted up in attitude. Thank you both.
Such a gem of a place-decorated so comfy and cute! Love it
Cash-once again you have created a warm and welcoming environment for all your viewers. Every aspect was very well done. The tone throughout this episode was one of the best I’ve seen. Keep going! ☮️👏👏👏👏👏👏👏
Warm and welcoming? Who feels warm and welcome?
@@maticbukovac6966 Everybody but you I'm guessing.
@@vincentgoupil180 😹
I agree! Her apartment is great..it's all one person needs! Great vibe in this video.
I think she did a nice job at making everything fit without it looking cluttered.
She's like the typical movie character from NYC that we all fall in love with - cheerful, little dog, crowded clean appt, bike on the wall.
What a great video! Brought back memories of visiting my great aunt, who lived in that neighborhood. Loved the tenant’s upgrades.
What this lady has done with this apartment is nothin short of incredible! Not only as she lucky but she put in the WORK!!!
I really enjoyed this type of video. Such a smart and savy girl. She made the space much bigger than it is. I didn’t even notice the couch and second clothes rack when you first showed whole apartment when walking in
She is amazing! She totally deserved the place! And she is the landlord’s dream! Sarah, Congratulations!! Loved the place!
I appreciate her enthusiasm and attention to detail. She’s really rockin’ NYC.
Loved this episode! Shes wonderful, what a beautiful space and so organized 🎉😊
Thanks, you’re too kind 🥰
@@Shieldsy.in.the.city3 you're welcome! So nice of you to reply 🤗
I'm so impressed with the rent controlled apartment and what she did with it. She fixed it up perfectly and it's got the light, the organization, and the comfortable living and sleeping spaces. Thanks Cash, for showing us this nice woman and her very nice apartment.
$800/MO IS LESS THAN HALF OF HOW MUCH SHE SAYS SHE PAYS !!! FIX THIS LIE !!!
The question was what was the lowest rent you have paid the answer 825.
It’s not a lie, it’s click bait. That’s how KZhead works.
@@Ulixes83 you have every right to accept it as excusable dishonesty. I have every right to say that a lie is a lie and there is no excuse.
Damn. You got scammed. Do you want a refund for this critical tragedy, sir?
@@rev31089 Yes please. I'll settle for half of the $800 lie. What form of payment will you be using for that $400 ?
Love seeing how people actually live in their apartments!! Nice
WOW! This Lady is SO Switched on! Can you imagine what she could do with More Room? 🇬🇧👏
This is what I love about NY appartments. the space management and just little ideas like the floor tile to make it look better.
the amount of positive energy this video has is amazing
This woman is amazing, so many DYI ideas I never thought of before so resourceful. Absolutely love it, thank you for the information.
She has done an Great Job with that Apartment 👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽🙌🏽🔥❤️….I love it!!!
Thank you!! So kind!
The positivity vibes just radiate off this woman! Fantastic video Cash one of my favourites!
😁🥰
Ery clever & positive lady. 🙆💞
Love this energy! Sarah is clearly on her game 💯
Wow she's so creative! This is prob my favorite NY apartment tour video
Great deal! I just wanted to clarify that she misspoke about what "rent stabilized" means though. It's true that the rent increase is less than a market rate apartment, but it isn't fixed at 2.5%, it's set every year by a committee appointed by the mayor. They look at inflation and the state of the economy and try to decide on a fair increase. In exchange for the lost profits, landlords get tax breaks. If you look at the historical increases, it kind of depends on the politics of the mayor in office. So during the ultra liberal Bill de Blasio it barely went up at all. During the pandemic the increase was 0% one year, but this year due to inflation and the fact that we have a more moderate mayor, they've said it's likely going to be a 5% increase. Last year it was 3.25% for a one year renewal and 5% for a two year renewal. They haven't gone above 5% for a one year renewal in recent history, but they have before, so substantial increases are possible, but you're almost always getting a better deal than a market rate apartment that can go up as much as the landlord wants it to.
Is rent stabilization and rent control the same thing?
@@stephb3321 No, they're different. Rent controlled apartments ended in the 1970's. There are only a small number left in circulation with the original tenants still living in them, or sometimes a relative of the original tenant who had lived there for multiple consecutive years before the original tenant died. As soon as the original tenant dies or moves out, the landlord is able to convert the unit back into a market rate apartment. So you'll absolutely never see one of these available for rent. If you know an 80 year old person paying $1,000 or less for a great location, chances are it's rent controlled. On the other hand, about half of apartments in NYC are rent stabilized, you can find one to move into now. Rent stabilized apartments typically aren't massively under the market rate, the benefit is that 1.) the landlord is obligated to let you renew your lease indefinitely and 2.) the rent can't go up an insane amount in one year. People tend to stay in rent stabilized apartments for many years, even though they tend to be a lot more run down than market rate places.
@@rachelmaddowswife8713 thank you for the explanation!
@@stephb3321 No prob. It's confusing because sometimes people use the phrase "rent control" as an umbrella term to refer to any affordable housing initiative, but here in NYC it refers to a specific program that unfortunately none of us will ever get to use.
That’s a nice apartment (that she has fixed up and allows pets)and the way she has used the space makes it even more charming! Wow the price per a month she pays could get her a real nice house here in Ohio!! 👍🙏🇺🇸😊🐾
Except she says in this video that Ohio is her least favorite place that she’s been to. I’m guessing she thinks it’s a small price to pay for not living in Ohio..
How funny, the last place on earth she wants to live. Are you threatening her with it?
She left Ohio I'm sure she's not coming back
Yes, that may be true that much rent gets gets a big house in Ohio, but we’re talking drastically different environments. It’s a huge trade off. You can have a house but not city life in a good area of Manhattan
She’s has a great apartment made better by HER own innovations. Smart girl! 👍🏻😁 But, Cash, STOP ‘lying’ in your lead-ins. 🥴 This apartment does NOT rent for ‘$800/month’; it’s MORE than DOUBLE that. It’s still an amazing amount….but NOT ‘$800’. 🤨
Yup NOT $800
It’s still relatively cheap $1900 something?
so true. i get that he wants clickbait, but there's ways of clickbaiting without straight up lying...
Yeah, I was so confused. Is she sharing with a partner or something?
$2,000 Plus fees basically, his newest Apartment video that the "Poor" can afford is a shitty coop for 720,000 shoebox
Very cute & functional. I have not seen anyone so transparent! She allowed him to expose EVERY nook and cranny!!❤
Cash, great vid this morning! It's nice that you took the time to show how people end up using their space. And too the different financial options they have regarding the rents...creative as well as informative!
Sarah is so sweet. I love what she has done to make her apartment look good, and be a cosy place to live in. May you have many, many happy years in your NYC apartment!
Honestly, THANK YOU Sarah for showing your apartment. Learned a lot and got some space-saving tips that will be used.
This is one of my favorite Cash videos. What a beautiful and organized apartment! I have my own house in a rural area and this inspires me to just move stuff around to make it work better!
I really enjoyed seeing this one! Sarah did a fantastic job & the result is awesome. Great tips and tricks for storage & organization. She has everything she needs there plus rent stability. We'll done👏👏👏👏
What a charming home. Sarah has made the best use of the small space so that it works for her. It has lots in it but does not appear to be overstuffed. Thanks guys.
She really has made the most of her space whilst still making it look beautiful. I live in a one bed apartment in England and also have similar storage like this with a lift up bed and sofa storage. You have to make everything in your home dual purpose when space is in short supply.
This is one of the best-planned spaces I've seen on this channel. Great job!
There is a downside to rent stabilized. Sometimes owners will not make necessary improvements ( like upgrading ancient electrical or plumbing) because they would rather make it so uncomfortable that you leave. And if the apartment is in a building that goes coop, you had better hope the shares are owned by an individual who treats you like a human and not a potential profit center. Big companies who buy up rent stabilized apt shares are counting the ways to make your life miserable and finding ways to “motivate” you to move. Laws that allegedly protect you are ignored and even taking to court can do nothing. The Bisset problem is any repair that requires you to leave the building and live elsewhere. Folks have been known to delay repairs once you are out or damage the apt to force you out. Friend lives in Stabilized apt with 1923 wiring. If ac is on, cant use any appliance in kitchen and no other electrical outlet in room with ac. Many other issues. So not all great conditions in these apts. this woman was very lucky that the managing company let her take over lease. This rarely happens because when someone moves out, they can destabilize and get market rate.
Dam this is so discouraging 😢
Sooooooooooooooooooooo the apartment is NOT $800 a month. Cash stop gaslighting me. !!!! SMH
You might as well ask him to stop breathing. It’s just what he does.
Was wondering about that myself. Thought I was missing something.
THANK YOU ! I was looking through the comments hoping I found this. Very disappointing. I'm considering reporting it to youtube as inaccurate click bate.
@@the23rdbryan Sadly, this is a common occurrence with Cash’s videos. Which is a real pity because he makes good videos and he’s instantly likable. He really doesn’t need to resort to false thumbnails.
@@NYBredBamaFed I don't lie to people to make money from "clicks". Why should he be allowed to ? I did report it and hope it stings even if it doesn't force change.
She has much wisdom in decorating and designing her apt. She has it down to a fine art. The place is very inviting. Well done!!🎉🎉
This woman is living the dream, for real! Love it.
This is a really nice place. I would be totally happy living there. She must save a lot of money, and with that, she can travel as she wishes. She did a great job in decorating and fixing it up.
Her apartment is so cozy and cute! I like the colors she has for decor.
Like videos like this, it's a lot nicer seeing apartments setup vs empty spaces. She did a great job
Such a great job she did with thus apartment! Thanks for uploading!!
Love this video! It’s really cool to see how someone sets up a place and adapts to the small footprint. It’s felt very functional.
What a beautiful apartment and person. Thank you!
Caash! You've got to do more of these vids. Your enthusiasm to ask, their enthusiasm to share, it just works! Perfectly!! 😊🧡😊⭐👏👏🎈💯
Wow!! What a gem!! Cash, Sarah did very good!! She has a cozy cute apartment...it's perfect and she made it work. The fact her rent is stabilized, no worries about a huge rent increase. 😊
For one person, that is a fantastic place and she has done such a wonderful job of making it make sense and comfortable. Good for her!!!
I need that magnetic keychain charger thing! That’s pretty cool. I love how she decorated everything and was so resourceful. I genuinely enjoyed this video. It’s a cute apartment!
Me too! I was wondering where she got it/what it's called!
I'm gonna need Sarah to give links to where she got all that stuff. I need the 'closets' next to the tv, the flip-open vanity table, the couch with storage, keychain charger, the cabinet in the bathroom... Seriously this lady has great taste and has found some gems in home products.
Great vlog Cash love these home tours of small apartments in NYC keep up the great work! 🤙🏻
This is a really cool format, I like your rental tours but it’s always really interesting to actually see how someone is using /living in these spaces.
I live in a major city in the province of Ontario in Canada - last year I moved into a large 2-bed apartment with a washer and dryer in my apartment as well as indoor parking that is "rent controlled" which I'd say is the same thing as "rent stabilized". My rent is $1750 per month and cannot be raised by more than 2.5%. Rent costs have skyrocketed in the last couple of years and the same apartment as mine now goes for $1895. Rent increase rules were changed in 2018 and anything that was built/occupied before mid-November of that year falls under rent control - anything built after that has no controls so landlords can increase rents by as much as they want. Needless to say, I feel truly blessed to have found this place when I did, and have no plans to go anywhere.
Literally the greatest thing I've seen on your channel and she is so uber smart about organizing that FANTASTIC apartment! If I could find someting like that in NY I would move tomorrow! 💗