I live in new york and I pay 1000 dollars a moth and my kitchen is twice the size bigger than hers, although you might hear gun shots at night but that's besides the point.

A balcony in NYC for $1,800? Who died in this apartment.

the one thing I like about studios is they really let you tap into your creative side. would i spend this much for this space, let alone want to live somewhere this small? absolutely not. but she made it work for her & i think it's super cute how she put everything together.

I love how you can tell who the newyorkers are on the comment section lol

This is precious. The balcony is a great bonus!!! It makes the apartment very cozy. My daughter now lives in Brooklyn after living in Manhattan for 5 years. She loves Brooklyn but will move out after her best friend and room mate gets married next year. So, she will be back to looking and I always come up to help her. She loves the lifestyle. Thanks for sharing.

"...and it's a GREAT story...I saw it on Craigslist and I went to view it and liked it, so I rented it". Yeah, really excellent story! 🙈 😩

Hope I can move there someday, New York is amazing and I wouldn't mind sacrificing the space, it's like living in a tiny home but with an entire world of opportunity right outside 😊 I love it!

Im 22 and I still live with my family, but there’s something awesome about watching people live alone and see they’re style, especially how they can compromise small living spaces

Really cannot take the sound of her voice but loveeee her place and its individualistic love it

Toronto is killing NYC in rent right now. This is our new normal. Love your apartment.

Ya... a studio in San Jose, CA is $3,000. And those are not even as nice as this place. Love how she furnished her home!!

can already tell I'm going to love this series!!

No place like New York! This apartment is adorable...love the balcony. Plus laundry in the bldg....a steal for $1800.00.

Voice fry is STRONG with this one!!

The things people do just to live in New York.

WOW!!! The rent on your studio apartment is more than the mortgage on our 2,300 sq ft house. But it's all relative, you earn considerably more in the city. Love the balcony!

she keeps saying draws....like her chest of draws.... instead of drawers....😂 I'm from the south draws is your underwear.. but anyway this is cute but wayyyy too expensive.

Her parents help her pay the rent .Everyone is a fashion editor or a artist . What they are really saying is that mommy and daddy helps

I couldn't live in NYC lol not for that little space but you decorated really nice

1800 is cheap for that location, but she could have more space in another borough

she got that Jerry seinfield outfit on. Nice apartment tho. Beats living with the parents!

"I like to burn sage every equinox" Ooooook then.

I live in nyc it's really nice I live on the uws in nyc. NYC can be expensive, but it beats living in the hood

Mines around 2900 for my 1 Bedroom. But it’s a nice area. It’s great to live in New York. As long as u have a good job

I love this. The appeal, the small cozy atmosphere, New York. Absolutely wonderful video, Sweet Digs series already hooked me up. 👍 Great job! 🤘

So, to get a nice & affordable place in NYC/ Manhattan, you need to check the crime section/ obituaries and Craigslist?! OK! 🤔🧐

I loved this! It's a cute place - looks lived in and personal. That outdoor space is gorgeous!

I really love how you composed your space, although I can't figure out how you manage with only 1 closet.. Balcony/terrace: awesome! Maybe worth the trade off. Enjoy!

Who got murdered in there

Moved, I. 1980 into a studio at 74th and 1st, $325 a month - stayed 16 years. Watching this video, am experiencing a walk down memory lane, even had her same -- in 1980's -- shirt and jeans!!! Happy Manhattan Living - the memories will last forever - am now 65 and in Southern California. Love my home here, but my heart will always be at Apartment 3D at 74th and 1st!

Your outoor space makes it a winner!

By far my favourite episode yet

Wow! I'm moving to NYC and contemplating the price range. Looks like it is doable, you really did a TON with your space!

I really like what she did with the place. Using that dresser to tie together the lounging and sleeping areas of the main room was genius. 🥰

She said draw instead of drawer!!!! I'm from Jersey, but live in Washington state, and it is a STRUGGLE to not slip and say draw instead of drawer.

No idea what algorithm KZfaq used to bring me here but I want to tell the young woman thanks for having us over. You did a great job on your apartment.

When you can spot the Glossier...

you reminded me so much of my mom! your style, your hair, your laugh - all of it! she lived in NYC from 89-91, i'm going to show her this video :)

Where do seniors on Social security live? Your digs are 1000.00 over my monthly check.

As a California girl I’m always watching videos about NY apartments and shudder at the smallness and the price that goes with it. I pay $1292 for a 3000sf house on 1/2 acre of land in Sacramento... that’s a mortgage, not rent. But that’s beside the point. I want to say that i LOVE your apartment. It really is adorable and so much better than the dozens I’ve seen videos on in the past year. You did a great job with it and I’ve seen hotel rooms that didn’t look as comfy as your place. Enjoy your space!!!

Born raised and still living in NYC $1,800 for upper East side is a hell of a steal even if she didn't have an outdoor space it's still a great price

This is such a great apartment! I love how you've made a tiny space into something that looks much bigger. That must be a dream come true living in NYC!

That is AMAZING space for $1800 in NYC! Wow

Having watched a number of NYC apartment videos I'd say you got a good deal on this one. You're in your chosen neighborhood. You have a balcony, and you say there is laundry in the building. Your kitchen is actually larger than in some studios. You have closet space and couch for you and a guest to sit on. You even have space for decorative items. This is a pretty decent apartment for one person, and there are others with fewer amenities at higher prices.

This video made me claustrophobic ... I live in ny and have a 1 bedroom apt triple the size lol. If you move to the upper east side then yeah y'all pay that much ... move a couple mins away from manhattan and you won't pay that ¯\_(ツ)_/¯

This is my favorite apartment in this entire series

"I like to sage my apartment every equinox"

The vocal Frye is strong in this one

It looks very nice. But, the Rent....I live in Texas and pay $650 for 1 large bedroom, Living room, large, bathroom and laundry room. I feel sorry for y'all.

THIS GIRL HAS THE BEST PRICE/APARTMENT RATIO IVE SEEN OMG

That vocal-fry, though...

My daughter's apartment in Brooklyn NY is 660 sq feet with all modern appliances, full bath. Even though it's small, quite cozy. She likes it but for me I prefer country living. Thanks for the tour.

I hate this '' Vocal Fry'' It's like nails on a chalk board for me.

I like the way it's decorated, especially that beautiful blue "chest of drawers". Good sense of humor as well.

OMG why is it so expensive. I have to confess that I don't know how much other places in U.S. cost but living in central Berlin I only pay around 650$ for a 2 bedroom apartment.

Crazy, cause I’ve found full apartments for way less in very nice areas of NY. I personally don’t like Manhattan, Brooklyn is where it’s at. Williamsburg, South Slope, Park Slope, Clinton Hill, you can get some GREAT spaces in safe neighborhoods for MUCH cheaper. It also just depends on who you know, honestly. Don’t let this discourage you guys lol

Come to Hong Kong, it's even smaller 😫💰💰💰

It's great that she has a couch and a bed! It's more comfortable when you visit someone in a studio apartment and they have some place to sit besides their bed! And her balcony is Awesome!! 💕

Wow. For $1750, I just rented an 800 sq loft in San Pedro, CA!

Wow! You said at the time of your video you love your place and you would never leave. Are you still there? Your apartment is awesome!! You and I have lots of the same taste. I have too many blankets and bedding but, my dad recently bought me a very velvety throw and I have a quilt my grandmother hand made when I was about 6. I moved into my apartment Oct. 13, 2000 it was my first apartment on my own not sharing it with anyone. I did the room for rent in a house, I did the basement for rent for years - I moved out of my parents house when I was 23. Left a very good paying job for that era, left a huge bedroom in my parents nice house - Patriot Blue paint by Ralph Lauren and on one side of the room was this gorgeous knotty pine wood. Went to live in NJ in a very nice quaint town but, the apartment was a total dump. I was on the end so I had extra windows, 3rd floor, no elevator. I loved my job as I worked at a nursing home where they also had children. My boyfriend at the time was on probation so couldn't move out of state. It didn't work out with us, so within 2 years I came home, funny - my old position in Arlington, VA was open so I applied and got the job back - and started back in a basement apartment but, with good raises I worked myself up to my own place where I am currently still living until Sept. 30th I am moving out. I have been month to month since October 2001 and now for some unknown reason they are making everyone resign a years lease by Oct. 1st. With my parents getting up there in age I do not want to feel trapped into a lease. If I had to break it I would have to pay the remainder of the year. When I moved in it was $625 a month, I am now paying $1467 a month. When I moved in all the utilities were included and now as of 3 years ago we all have to pay for water - the billing is always a month behind and they estimate it in a very unfair way. But, my complex is known for being the largest one bedroom apartment in the Northern VA area. I live in Alexandria City, minutes from Old Town, 8 minutes from Washington, DC and I will be moving back to Arlington, VA to live within 5 minutes of each parent and they both live in an awesome area. But, I noticed in your kitchen at the time of the video you had a pink tea pot (mauvy more like) and I have the exact same one that was my grandmother's. I just washed it out about an hour ago to wash out the dust before packing it in the box with bubble wrap. I do not have an entrance way like you do with a nice long hallway, you open my front door and you are right in the living room but, my living room is HUGE with a coat closet on your left and the closet to your right I have all my craft supplies in there and one antique cobbler's bench and an antique very heavy old black mirror I hope to sell in the next couple of weeks. My balcony is literally from the living room wall down to the end of the dining room wall. I have 6 large glass panes that are literally from the ceiling to the floor and the entire length of the balcony. I have tons of antiques and many curb side finds. I tell people all the time my idea of curb appeal is seeing cool furniture out on a curb, I come home and put my mask on and get out my sanders, etc and refinish many pieces. I have 2 outlets on my balcony. About 5 weeks ago they started working on our balconies and so they have a large piece of plywood with a brace blocking my door so I can have the screen open for fresh air but, cannot go out. I am so hoping I can sit out there and eat and drink coffee and read before I leave from here. Terrible time to start the balconies when finally the heat wave is gone and the nice Fall weather is showing itself. Anyway, your very hip and so cool and I wish I had a friend like you. Your decorating is so very cool. I wonder what your mom would think of my wall decorating. People walk in and look around and often say, "OMG look at all this s...……!" But, I love my place and I call it my Giant Shadow Box. Every corner has a story to tell. I never recycle gifts, they never go on a yard sale. I keep them out and then rotate them. Some I may have never used but, maybe one day will like them. I reinvent many of my curb side finds into very cool items. In my bedroom I made my own head board with scrap lumber and I dragged home 2 old white shutters on a curb, I sanded them down and painted them bright yellow and in the slats I hang sewing ideas and have hooks where I hang my scissors. I go to Home Depot scrap bin and if you find corner molding, dental molding, any type of trim that is less than a foot long, it is free. I come home and get my miter box out and my saw and I make photo frames out of them. I paint them or stain them. Anyway, sure didn't mean to write a novel and its close to 3am and 7am will come quick. Luckily I am only 4 miles away from work. I use to walk to work for many years until we merged with another business and moved down the road. Have a super Friday and a super Labor Day and hope you are well and happy. My brother lives in Point Pleasant Beach, NJ and my sister, mom and niece are going to our family beach house tomorrow thru Monday on Long Beach Island. I am home to pack and pack and pack. I was born in Perth Amboy, NJ on 9/6/63 but, was born and raised in Bloomsbury, NJ near Phillipsburg, all country and hills and cows and chickens. Oh before I forget too, I love plants and my weakness is nice pots to put them in but, now that adds to the heavy items to move. I also love candles and my friend makes soy candles for every season. I will click on to your other videos to see if you are making recent ones and promise if I comment again, it will not be the size of War and Peace. Blessings, Rebekah in Alexandria, VA

I would switch the sofa and bed so the living space is by the window, but loved the cozy feeling...and what a great piece her mother made. Beautiful and light.

Please do one of these for Chicago!!!!! ♥️

Once I lived in a rethinked communal bathroom apartment, and it was only 14 square foot. Me and my husband loves it soo much. It was so compact.🐈

LOVE this idea for a series. Looking forward to more!! I love your aesthetic and the fact you have a balcony I adore it even more. Love the brick too.

This apartment is spectacular. Love the decor and the outdoor space is amazing.

lol i would totally, in a heartbeat, live there and pay that. I'd have brought my paperwork too, that's an amazing price, relative to location and market value.

You got a great deal! I used to have an apt this size on 88th St between 1st and York. It was $1500/month back in 2005. I loved it! But I didn’t have a balcony. Your place is adorable and you got an awesome deal! 😊👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼❤️❤️❤️

“I live in a studio, when people come over I give them the tour.” Mitch Hedberg

My moms friend lives in NYC and his apartment is one bedroom and it’s HUGE. His living room is big and he has a huge bedroom too. But his apartment is rent controlled so that’s how he’s able to afford it. He lives on the upper west side and work is super close to his apartment so

All the people in the comments comparing NYC rent to their mortgages in the suburbs or in the Midwest or wherever really makes no sense. Yes your mortgage for your 4 bedroom house may be lower than a NYC apartment, but you are also paying way more in utilities, you have homeowners insurance, property taxes, maintenance, etc... You don't have those expenses in an apartment.

I love this apartment!

amazing, this place is my dream i live in Harlem with five roommates lol

I could not do this. These apartments are like tiny homes. Maybe in my early 20’s or if I knew I didn’t want a family. I do love how she makes this space work for her. Very nice decor and way to make the space efficient.

its not that small, i live in smaller place, many people all around the world live in smaller places nice decoration!)

I love her apartment. Yeah she's absolutely correct that once you love it, sign for it. I live in the Philippines . Got an apartment few blocks away from the biggest tV network which majority of my clients are there. On the first look i love this place so I signed for only $300 per month.

So small. I don't get the appeal of New York.

$1800 a month for this little space ok, its cute and she seems very happy to be there.

I’m one of those “rare new Yorkers” who uses their kitchen. *sideeeee EYE*

This is one of my favourite featured apartments. The balcony really is a great feature, wish I had one at my own apartment.

Vancouver prices are like this too!

I currently live in a 3000 S.F. house in California. I am looking to downsize and minimize....I love the cozy, warm space you have created here...inspiring! Also, love how grateful you are of the chest of drawers your mother made for you...very sweet!👍

Hey Maria, fun to see you on here! Cute apartment too ;)

i'm so glad that my 1180sf condo comes with tiny tinie kitchen and bathroom! Smaller wall to clean and scrub! 🤣😂

That rent could get you a 5+ bedroom home in Georgia geez

Beautiful. I love how all everything is arranged on the surfaces. I wish I had that creative eye.

You're one of the rare westerners that came to NYC that cooks don't get it wrong hun you're not a newyorker 😘

The balcony is gorgeous, make it much more liveable

Ah this looked so cute until I now have to imagine being quarantined in any housing I see. Ugh

I think the balcony is the ONLY bonus of a small studio like this -- makes it a little less claustrophobic.

She’s really into herself

So cute! This is the most realistic Sweet Digs I've seen. Love her space and how she decorated it.

I really didn't like the pictures. I assumed they were sentimental not decorative

The fact she has a reasonable sized balcony her apartment is worth the money

Nice apartment but she has WAY too much vocal fry. It's grating to listen to.

Another "REAL WOMAN" who cooks!!! God bless you darling !!! im sure she is not single and has 12 other guys still chasing her cus they don't want to give up on a real lady

To all of you who object living in New York City, it is obvious that this video triggered you. If you are happy living in your village you wouldn't be making comments here. In my opinion places like NYC are rarity in America; especially since our culture is built around cars and not many urban centers that cater to communal living. NYC is not cheap; however you get so much in return. Please stay at the back end of your woods, and let people live on their own terms. Good day!

I will never fully comprehend why some people like to disperse so much hate. Why not share your opinion in a polite way and then move along? May God/ whatever you have faith in help you change from bitter and hateful to the opposite of that.

Why do people go to such extreme lengths to live in New York? Also, why are all of the apartments in this series only in New York?

I feel like I could be friends with this girl. Only for the fact that she has Franco Zeffirelli’s “Romeo and Juliet” and Tennessee Williams’ “A Streetcar Named Desire” on her walls so you know she has good taste!

I’m more interested on her job like damn what do y do that allows you to live alone with 1k to spend on rent