NYC APARTMENT HUNTING | 9 Apartment Tours w/ Prices!!

It's nice to see one of these videos that is in this price range. I feel like people that have higher budgets don't make these. It's either astronomical prices shown by real estate agents or vloggers looking for "affordable" places to rent.

You actually looked at an apartment in the Ansonia building (the one with all the old New York charm)? That is one of the most iconic buildings in NYC. Love the old New York apartments the best.

Loved watching, had to take a break because theres a lot of movement with the camera, was making me dizzy.

I LOVE THAT THIS VIDEO IS 50 MINUTES! THANK YOU! YES FOR LONGER VIDEOS! 🥳 I enjoy your content so much!

37:33 I really loved the fact that you really saw the positive in every space. No matter what it was giving. Loved that 💜💜

Finally we get to see someone actually choose. Most apt hunters look so long and never choose one

Apartment 4 is insane 🤯🤯🤯 but I think you guys made a great choice! Congratulations 🎉 can’t wait to see how you set it all up

This was like watching house hunters lol the apartment you guys picked was def the right one but I was shook by how cute the last one was!

Great choice. The floor to ceiling windows sold me!

Finally longer videos! Thank you ma’am ❤ loved the video & your content

Omg you toured the Ansonia (building 6, @37:08), that is one of the most iconic and oldest grand apartment buildings in the entire country. They haven't fully renovated every unit (the one you toured seemed to be outdated), but overall anyone who gets to live there is so incredibly lucky. The UWS is where grand luxury apartment buildings were invented (The Dakota, The Belnord, San Remo, etc), most of which are inhabited by many of the wealthiest families on earth. I'm not joking, every single modern building you toured would not exist without those buildings.

i love how transparent you were in this video!

i love the last appartment!!!!

Even crazier that you still need to make 40x the rent, so they jack up prices and yet people's wages have not gone up that much. Makes for a difficult situation.

Hi!!! New here. Just watched and wowza what beautiful apartments. The one with the gargoyles is where John Lennon lived and was killed right there. Across at the park is where strawberry fields is. I lived a little higher on W 88th and CPW. It was a 1 bedroom walk up in a beautiful brownstone. I miss it!!! The apartment you chose is Amazing. I can’t wait to see how you furnish it!!! I would use a lot of organization type bins etc etc. it makes everything so aesthetically pleasing to the eye. Congratulations 🎉 and I hope you Love it for a long time!!! NYC is where my heart is. I left 2016 and moved permanently in my house upstate. Crazy

I lived on the UES when I lived in the city and LOVED it

Really nice effort on the video - thank you for sharing. Just a quick thought for those of us who click on these sort of videos for assistance in looking at apartments in NYC, it would have been great to know either the "names" of the apartment building you were touring or at least the addresses for reference (especially the last one). Obviously, not your own personal building due to privacy reasons, which I understand. I've watched a number of these videos on YT for inspiration and I just noticed that others tend to put at least the address -- which is extremely helpful -- in case someone is looking to move and they would like to check out the space for themselves. Which is sort of the whole point of watching it. Thanks again!

Ngl that first apt scared me because the windows look like doors that open to…nothing because that is NOT a balcony 😰😳💀💀

Babe, we NEED the Celine sunglasses info!!!

Those people who say why not buy instead of paying over 70-90k a year in rent…do you know how much those places she was looking at?!! I live in NYC until my mid 30s, I can NOT afford my own place and stayed at home to help my family and cover monthly maintenance and all utilities. that was not cheap but was better than My friends who did move out, all had to live with roommates and most end up moving back home 1-2 years due to having very little disposable income after paying rent and utilities. Those friends were all white collar professionals and made almost 6 figures over 20-25 years ago. It seem even less affordable now!