What $3,200 Gets You in Long Island City | NYC Apartment Tours

Timestamps:
0:00-0:59 intro
1:00- 2:06 brief history on lic
2:07-3:12 today's sponsor
3:13-10:31 apartment tour
10:32-13:19 q&a

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[Iive]

4:31 - floyd bed ($1.5-$3k each)
4:41 - Artek stool ($300 each)
4:53 - Akari 1N ($175 each)
4:57 - Akari 70EN ($550 each)
5:15 - CB2 mirror ($350 each)
7:04 - Mies van der Rohe mr 10 side chair ($1.5-$2k each)
7:59 - LC2 sofa ($8-$10k each)
8:06 - Jean Prouve lamp ($1.3k each)
8:47 - Interconnect Candleholder ($300 each)
10:23 - butterfly stool ($650 each new)
9:12 - Wassily chair by Marcel Breuer ($3.5-$4k)
That’s about $20k in just the furniture I know 😃

[yottardfourie]

Halfway in and I need to say how much I appreciate the production quality and editing skills. Absolutely phenomenal. Feel like I'm watching a high budget tv series. You're definitely getting that quality feel you've been aiming for in your videos, Elena👏😍

[NickLowry]

Thank you so much for coming to checkout our space! ❤️

[taniabiland]

I have been following Nick for quite some time and simply looove his appartement 😍 his taste on furniture is just on point. Thank you for the great video Elena ☺️

[Ashlee]

He reminds me so much of my brother in law who passed away 3 years ago. Put a smile on my face. Fantastic apartment.

[vintageradios]

It is amazing how that whole area in Long Island City along the Waterfront as transformed. I have lived in Astoria for 65 years near the Steinway piano Factory. Like you said that whole area in Long Island City was all industrial and I am old enough to remember the steam whistle would blow for the warehouses to let them know what time it was the steam whistle with blow 8 in the morning 12 noon and then 4:30 to let out. You have to be around my age to remember the steam whistle. If my memory serves me correctly the steam whistle was on Vernon Boulevard around Borden Avenue somewhere in that area.

[avneet.]

Omg love the plant collection!!! Haven't seen that many plants in an apartment before tbh

[anitacarter]

I really love this apartment series! That apartment is gorgeous, and I’m learning so much about New York City!!

[feedingofftherails]

Crazy how times have changed. I lived in the most coveted, historical street in L.I.C. from 1998-2005 in a brownstone which used to house the Ziegfeld Follies dancers. Many famous television shows and movies filmed on my street weekly. My one bedroom apartment had a private patio and entry to a "secret" shared garden maintained by the property owner. Many fabulous parties in that gorgeous garden! My rent there upon exit in July 2005 was $1500. I only left for a new job in Chicago and I cried my eyes out to give up that apartment. I could never afford that apartment now. 😥

[brymac]

I know this is meant to focus on NYC but I would love to see your series stretch to other major cities, I think this series is just so amazing, and I’d love to see your series grow.

[gracegaskill]

Would love to see some housing on here that represents the type of apartment that the average New Yorker lives in.

[ChainCat]

I think I've never seen such a unique design style! Simply gorgeous! <3
And thanks Elena for bringing us another fantastic episode of buzzed in!!

[cassinitakano]

Long island city is underrated. I used to live in Astoria and that area was one of the only affordable ones left in NYC.

[tybellfy]

I love Nick’s photos on Instagram. Apartment perfection! So cool to see a video of it.

[DanaeLaurenTolbert]

I live in LIC. I love the fact that it is quiet and in the cut. I lived in BK for years and needed a change. My apartment is right at the water across from Manhattan. Where the Macy's fireworks take place.

[Morenita]

Was so surprised when he said his fiancé was a ‘she’.

At first, I was like of course, super cool g a y couple.

Curve ball!!!

[alexmcginness]

The map you showed of NYC is soooo interesting. I had no idea NYC didn’t make up that entire island. 🤯

[lunabombay]

Awesome video. Love the open space in Nick's apartment that right there is a hidden gem in Long Island City.

[Leah-ietg]

Wowww thank you for showing the LIC area! I’m actually living in the building behind the Pepsi sign. Really love the neighborhood here!

[RicardoGarcia-keee]

I've been following Nick for about a year on Instagram and I really loved the amount of detail that went into this!