INSIDE the SMALLEST Apartment in NEW YORK CITY | 60 ft.² Micro Studio

INSIDE the SMALLEST Apartment in NEW YORK CITY! Well we have found it! In this video we tour the smallest of of all the micro NYC apartments, minimalist New York studio apartments, and tiny NYC apartments. This studio is officially the smallest apartment in ALL of New York City...with just 60 ft.² of usable living space in this micro studio apartment!

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Timestamps
0:00 - Intro
2:20 - Apartment #1
6:00 - Apartment #2
9:53 - Apartment #3

Welcome to the channel! Erik Conover is an American YouTuber, Real Estate Agent and adventure filmmaker living in New York City. Conover creates travel series featuring incredible destinations around the World, along with his million-dollar luxury listings series giving viewers exclusive access to some of the most beautiful luxury homes on the market.

Filmed, Edited and Produced By EBC PRODUCTIONS LLC, 2021
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[erikvanconover]

Comment below when you started watching my YouTube channel and if you remember the VLOGS from my first tiny apartment!

[AB-dzwy]

I can’t imagine paying $1100+ dollars a month for an apartment that is smaller than my bedroom. I am truly grateful for what I have.

[iiCQUEENxx]

Huge window to look out everyday to think about where it all went wrong ….

[DropDeadFredo]

“For 1500, this is not bad”

Yes it is. It is bad.

[john-daman]

It’s not an apartment unless it has a private bathroom and a kitchen. If it doesn’t have those things, then you just rented a room not an apartment.

[shiffyrossell]

I love how they are all cheery while they are selling depression.

[slugbug]

Imagine being in quarantine in that last apartment? I would literally go mentally insane.

[djhersom]

These prices are criminal, I wouldn’t even call it an apartment if there’s no stove or bathroom, it’s a bedroom.

[cocolocoflow]

It would be extremely cool to see people living in small places like that. not just see the apartment empty ... but see how a person would arrange their belongings and make that tiny space a home.

[arajo]

These apartments look like the houses I build for my poor sims where they have just enough space to move.

[HelloItsVG]

Smallest Apartment, $1, 500 a month is insane

[dzephyr]

My take away, particularly regarding the last apartment, is that just because something is possible, it doesn't make it ok.

[demodrakkaen]

I have never been more thankful for growing up in the Midwest until this video. For many years, I've thought 1br 1 bath 623 ft² with more amenities than I could type for $1550 was outrageous. That's considered luxury apartments for us, and in NYC, they're getting shoe closet apartments for the same price.

[xxMrOMGxx]

New York City isn’t just Manhattan lol you can easily get the same prices or better ones for much larger apartments in the boroughs. People’s obsession with living in broom closets just to say they’re from the city always surprises me.

[katrinacave]

Alex webber is a guy living in one of the apartments in the last building, he just moved to New York and is posting videos about this place if anyone wants to see the perspective of actually living there!

[Aftertaste_]

Imagine paying $1100 for a bedroom smaller than a standard prison cell.

[Ndagrt]

I’m a New Yorker and I never understood why they made this big big city with all these tiny tiny rooms. Blows my mind.

[xPowerGoodx]

Can’t get my head around the fact that he said his old studio was about the size of a walk in closet.. like sir what walk in closet are you talking about

[duby]

Born and raised in NYC, and stuff like this is why there needs to be a huge overhaul of the renting laws and standards in NYC.
Some people don't agree with me but all I'm saying is things need to change because You shouldn't be able to rent out what is basically a storage closet for 800 plus a month, there need to be set standards like how a room must have a window and a closet for it to legally be considered a bedroom. I could understand paying higher rent for a studio apartment with a nice kitchen with new modern appliances for 1300$ to 1500$ but instead we are seeing tiny closet like this go for these prices, we need some regulation on the amount you can charge for the amount of space you are renting out.

[remembercollins]

It's unbelievable that landlords in NYC get away with renting closets as apartments