The New Yorker claimed you can't even fit a bed in the bedroom of the $3,500-a-month apartment.
, as he filmed an apartment in the Bronx for $1,400.
He revealed:"So when an apartment is well below market rate and it's rent stabilized so the landlord can't increase the rent at all, a landlord may try to rent it in truly awful condition. And expect the renter to make it livable.""Of course a one bedroom is better than a studio, no one's questioning that," he told viewers in another video.
"Either a really small bedroom or a really small living room, and then charges one bed pricing for an apartment that isn't really a true one bedroom. And people rent it because they have some nice amenities that people really really want." And he reckons the market is bouncing back after the pandemic, saying:"Prices are on the rise in New York City. Two months ago I rented an identical apartment to this one, right on the floor below it for $1,800. This one's on the market for $2,000 a month."
He filmed the 300 square foot one bedroom apartment in central Harlem, saying"Exposed Brick. Brownstone. Dishwasher. Split-Unit Heat/AC."File photo of a living room. A New Yorker pointed out all the things wrong with an apartment, warning to never judge from a video tour alone.
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