Let me know what other type of NYC content you want to see in the coming weeks!

“Honestly that’s not bad for 13 million.” -Me with $18 in my bank account.

Someone did a really impressive job of making people think that these apartments are worth millions.

The major selling point being repeatedly iterated was the "Park View", which is blocked by 2 buildings.

For someone who grew up with a single mother who was also taking care of my dying grandmother, going days with no other food besides top ramen and rice, being bullied for wearing the same old clothes and shoes to school, this type of wealth is beyond my understanding. I can't even fathom what it's like to have that much money, to be a child that dosent have to worry about when the next meal is or wonder what it's like to have the newest toys and games. Sometimes I'm glad I was raised the way I was because it shaped me into the person I am today but sometimes I just wonder what life would be like if my family was this rich. Maybe I'll find out in the next life but for now I'm content and happy.

As someone who lives in the Thousanaires’ Row, I can assure you, we still living the best life

You know you made it in real estate when you're allowed to tour apartments on billionaires row

Successful people don't just become that way overnight. What most people see as a glance-wealth, a great career, purpose is the result of hardwork and hustle over time..I pray everyone here becomes extremely successful!!

If I had a penny for every time he says Billionaire’s Row, I’d be living there

It'll be interesting to know the percentage of these homes that are actually physically occupied.

It's nice to see how liveable they make this city for a small minority of its population.

These buildings are going to flop like crazy. 50 years from now we are going to be watching a documentary about what a curious mistake this was that eventually had to be torn down because it became too expensive to maintain without enough customers paying for it.

The views and everything is so amazing. It looks wonderful and so opulent. I can only imagine how alive the city looks at night. I guess if I had that kinda money, I'd love it as my now and again place... But I'd definitely own a house with a yard and a pool as my permanent residence. The New York skyline is amazing from that height, but nothing beats having your own piece of actual earth and sky above your house...seeing birds, walking on grass... planting some flowers... that feels like home.

I'm so far from being a billionaire, I didn't even know there was a "Billionaires Row" (and I'm a native New Yorker 😂😂)

Whoever is behind the camera is great!! Love the video

Central Park Tower is an iconic name in itself. I couldn't even imagine calling that place home and being able to look out over that beautiful unobstructed view every single day of my life 😍😍😍

The amount of space and land they give these folks so they can stay in their units 2 days out of the year is incredible

Being uncomfortable with heights it doesn’t attract me. Even watching this makes my legs tingle.

Look, the house looks AMAZING! It just doesn’t look like it’s worth millions, in my opinion. I know that the location and the materials used to build it contribute to the price but I feel like there are way better houses on sale for $13 million.

I think it's cool to see these apartments, and you, personally, make great content. But as someone who lived across the river on a street that faced these buildings, they are complete eyesores. They completely ruin the skyline and look hilariously out of place in the city. I'm still amazed that the developers were allowed to build buildings as tall as they are. You don't notice it when you're on the street, as everything looks huge, but once you get outside the city, it's jarring to look at. These huge glass towers that stick out like sore thumbs among the iconic buildings of Riverside Drive and midtown. Seriously, take a drive along Kennedy Blvd in West New York or North Bergen, or even sit at a restaurant along River Road in Edgewater, and all these buildings look goofy when you look at the city. It's not as noticeable from Queens/Brooklyn, from the NJ side of the Hudson, it's very strange. Additionally, these apartments sit empty for years on end, while there's homeless people in need of affordable housing.

Starting early is the best way of getting ahead to build wealth, investing remains a priority. The stock market has plenty of opportunities to earn a decent payouts, with the right skills and proper understanding of how the market works.

I’ve never understood how people could spend that much. Where I’m from 300k will get you a farm and ranch with your own lake. Who would want to live like this

The funny thing, once you think out it, that's actually one of the lower end homes in that building. Your view are obstructed, you've got two big ass buildings between you and central park, the great room also has obstructed views.

Not gonna lie, the 2 buildings blocking my "13 million dollar view of central park" is freakin annoying :/

Being someone that lives paycheck to paycheck and sometimes can’t get food it blows my mind how people have this much money but rarely even live in the apartments they buy

I’ve done electrical work in serval of these buildings. The views are absolutely insane.

I’m glad I know what it’s like to be a billionaire when I don’t own a home lmao

You should tour this apartment in the winter, that view of Central Park in the show would be beautiful

Wow, living in the middle of the center of the universe in something like that is amazing. The world is right outside your front door.

Erik this was one of my most fav videos you've done. I love learning and touring all that "Billionaires Row" has to offer. If you can tour the one where Sting lives that would be awesome. I would love more billionaires row videos and if that gets to be difficult more NYC Manhattan luxury apartments/condos would be awesome. Great job Erik !!!

Views are often way overrated for everyday life. I've lived in a couple of places with great views in the city, but day to day you get to where you don't even really notice them most of the time. For me now, it's far more about the actual living space vs what's outside my window.

Thank you so much! My grandfather worked at the Gray at building on 33rd Street for 42 years. Love going back to the city.

Not gonna lie, that gallery hallway is incredible in my opinion. I've been binging these videos and that's the sweetest hallway, easily.

More penthouse tours, keep em coming!!

you're elevating your production game on every video, congrats, keep the hard work

I mean, that was an amazing review!!! Cheers. Thank a lot for your job. Definetely will need you in my projects.

Having high ceilings and those beautiful large doors is an awesome feature in a high rise apartment!

I feel like a billionaire just by viewing your film. You've done it again. apartment like that cost a lot of money, and that one is no exception. To my knowledge, the billionaires building was surrounded by what appears to be every kind of luxury amenity, from restaurants to retail centers.

Erik I don’t know if you’ve thought about this but would you be able to do a “small space/small price” series? For us “average” folks. ✌🏼

I just went to NYC for a school trip and we snuck out to billionaires row and it was probably the best part of the trip

As a Louisiana resident whose mother moved out of that city to my rural town. Thank you mom for moving out of the New York area. I have visited and you guys can have it!

ERIK brother your production quality is amazing ! been watching you for 3 years now and your growth has been amazing!

So awesome to see the insides! nailed it as usual!

Starting early is the best way of getting ahead to build wealth, Investing remains the priority. the stock market has plenty opportunity to have a decent payouts with the right skills and proper understanding on how the market works.

The quality of your videos is just insane!

One more thing: those "billionaire" buildings are so skinny that they'd fall over at the slightest provocation. Especially if a giant ape or dragon showed up.

The grill thing is a JennAir counter top grill. They can be electric or gas (usually whatever your stovetop is). Maytag sold the Jenn-Air company to Whirlpool in 2006. They’re super popular here in NC, especially with the higher end houses and almost every single cottage on the Outer Banks. You don’t hear much about them anymore but in 2018 Whirlpool did some rebranding and launched the new JennAir name (they removed the hyphen) to make it stand out a bit.

Damn I don’t even make enough to watch this but heyyy I’m still innnnn 🙌🏾🤣

The more I see if these apartments of the rich the more unimpressed I am. It’s part and parcel to the flaws of people and our so called values. We all deserve to have quality homes in the 21st century. Until very affordable and commensurate homes humanity is a failure.

I didn't know if was an apartment tour but I love the video... Can you please do a tour of billionaires Row itself, the roads, the shopping Malls, the parks (of any) and other ultra luxury places to visit

I stayed in Essex House back in 2008. It felt sooo good 😊 I hope I’ll stay there again someday

I lived in Manhattan for 21 years before moving to the suburbs…not even a$13 million dollar apartment would entice me back…

NYC vlogs! Especially during Christmas season soon

What a view , what a building and what an awesome tour Erik ! Nailed this one 🌅🙏🏻🔥🔥

This was a fun watch !

I appreciate your hardwork...🙂

I love the camera and editing work you put into these tours. Absolutely stunning!

OMG that Kitchen! I love it. That Charcoal Grill is an indoor BBQ Grill. It's Pretty Awesome if you live in a place that does not have a deck or a backyard.

this is evoking my fear of heights but I love it

This makes me wanna work harder do that I can have the wealth and money to buy a house like this and live in content with my family one day. This was really inspirational for me .

“Most owners aren’t living here, they are using it to store value” 🤣

Love your NYC penthouse tours! Thanks 🙏

And yet these same business owners gripe about paying their employees more than $7/hr minimum wage 🙄🤦🏻‍♂️

I just got back from being in New York for the first time and during a tour one of the guides said that a penthouse in one of those tall buildings just sold for $250 million dollars. 250 mill!!! You’d think you’d be able to buy an entire building for that lol

That sounds like a pain in the butt to live, basically an extra commute everytime you want to leave the building

I usually always skip the sponsor section of the video, but this time I stuck around and this sponsor is insanely cool! I'm gonna see if I can use this to rededcorate and fully furnish my bedroom

I loved the Italian marble. It was beautiful 😍

Can confirm, no matter how rich I was, I would never buy one of these units

I was expecting this to be nicer for $13 million. Interior is super blah, just paying for location.

Nice video, Erik. Production value is on point. I do find it sad though, that these average appartments are probably mostly a minor place to stay when they are in town. I could only imagine what house I could build for 13 million dollars. Not being in the middle of NY would be a plus, and save a ton of money.

I won’t mind being a maid in that type of house hehe

I spent a few nights here. I have a friend who owns a few apartments on this Row and one on 53rd St. 😉

Should impose “primary residency” requirements, not enough housing for foreign investors to leave these places empty.

These videos is the thing we need

i can just imagine the winter views at night ❄️

being in trades it brings warmth to my heart knowning some drywaller pissed in that bathtub

Some great production on this video!

I always love the way Erik's videos start. So Captivating! 🙌🙌🙌🙌🙌🙌

Amazing camera work!

For someone born and raised in NYC, dealt with crazy cold winters and rude people and stress, and eventually left, I can say leaving was the best thing I ever did. Its built on a weak delta, barely 40 feet above sea level. No amount of $$ will save a New Yorker from a tidal wave. It's coming. Get out while you can.

Ken Griffin will have to selll that apartment when Citadel goes bankrupt

drooling over these apartments

Wow! An amazing super expensive homes that's truly reserve for the elite. Thanks, ShaLom!

If you were a billionaire I would assume you would own one using one of your shell companies

Now those are some gorgeous targets gor airplanes

Andi Schmied did a very interesting ted talk, speaking on when she pretended to be a hungarian billionaire to gain access to these ultra private real estate views. very intriguing but she ultimately shares what a sad reality this billionaire row is.

Amazing, will buy one in 7-8 years,

Hi Erik. Great video! I grew up in NYC and love the super tall condos. This apartment is odd in that I've never seen a kitchen with a door; maybe it's just me? Keep up the great work👍

This has been my new favorite channel

the only thing i love for this apartment is the bath tub with view of Central Park 🤣 the other seems so ordinary

Great content beautiful homes

Can you imagine being on the 95th floor during a crazy big earthquake? I am a tower climber and experienced an earthquake while I was on a 250 ft tower. Probably the most helpless I’ve ever felt.

The wisest thing that should be on every wise individual's list is to invest in different stream of income and don't depend on the government to bring in money especially now the pandemic is hitting the economy

7:55 : "Me hiding from my problems" xD

great vid btw!

Always love your vids. You should do one on what it’s like having a pup in the city. People always ask me how I do it with Napoleon (Napoleon_the_Dood). Would be nice to see!

most of the staging is awful, especially mirrors consisting of several parts. Do not allow your reflection in the mirror to be divided into several parts

Not the sleeping with socks on😵 Great video tho!

the hallway reminds me of the co-op complex,. some of it is real nice an apartment by any other name

I know I'll probably have to move in a couple of years, but I really like my apartment, tbh. My only complaint is that its floors are too dark. We, mental patients, need lighter spaces, or many of us do. Living in a grand place like this would be exciting for about a month. I get that certain people have jobs and assets where this is necessary, but it isn't for me.