Apartment 3 for sure. So much space and storage and it looked great. Excited to see your place once you move. ❤️

Oh my goshhhhh I LOVE that you did this. Love these types of videos!

@SarahRoseBeauty

2 жыл бұрын

I’m so happy that you liked it!! Was a very out of my comfort zone video but I had fun making it!

It’s so interesting to compare housing markets around the country! Something like this would be around $600 in my area lol

@lazybonezlee433

2 жыл бұрын

and they would be around $3000 in my area. Isn’t that crazy!

@ambergerhelper7852

2 жыл бұрын

Where are you that an apartment exists for $600?!

@itsactuallyali

2 жыл бұрын

@@ambergerhelper7852 Wyoming lol

@ambergerhelper7852

2 жыл бұрын

@@itsactuallyali Ooh! What area in Wyoming, if I can ask? We’re in the South. Honestly, we’re boiling down here.

@itsactuallyali

2 жыл бұрын

@@ambergerhelper7852 I’m in Casper

This was so interesting!! I love beauty, but it's really fun and refreshing to see other types of content sprinkled in, as well. I'm excited to see your new place and the moving vlogs! 😄💜🌻🦋✨

I did not know this was a genre of video on KZread, but I'm super into it if the other videos out there are anything like yours. You did a great job with it!

Loved this video!! It's not something I would usually seek out but I'm already so invested in your moving journey lol

@SarahRoseBeauty

2 жыл бұрын

Thank you so much for watching!!❤️

Great options, can't wait to see what you picked

I just left Seattle, and it’s been so bittersweet. We rented in Ballard, despite the decline it’s still a great neighborhood and the school district was very good. It was an older 1100sqft, 2bd 2ba, 7 closets, fully equipped kitchen, storage unit and covered parking spot for $2000 plus utilities. Unfortunately crime has been on the rise, our mail and packages got stolen on a regular basis, car got hit while parked on the street several times, and other car in the shared garage got smashed and broken into about every 6 months. Don’t be fooled by the tragic appearance of the homeless- they will attack you if you look soft. Get bear spray, they laugh at pepper spray. And watch out for the uneven sidewalks. That said, it’s a really cool, fun, techy city. I can’t imagine my career growing as it did anywhere else. Even though I didn’t find my tribe there, I met a lot of really interesting hustle minded people. Public transit was pretty great too. By far my favorite was all the incredible nature of the PNW, it’s magical. Good luck, Sarah. I’m sure you’ll have an awesome time there, just be aware of your surroundings.

Can't wait to see you guys settle in. I liked the 3rd place.

I love house hunting and thinking about how you would arrange/decorate. What a fun surprise of a video! So happy for you moving back to Seattle. I hope that your move is stress free!

@SarahRoseBeauty

2 жыл бұрын

Thank you so much Kate!!

20 years a go my friend could afford a 2 bed room rental in Ballard. By herself. Until they raised the rent( her space was beside the washer and dryer room. Also right above the entrance. So maybe that apartment was less due to the inconvenience.) It is amazing to see how expensive living can be.

Hi Sarah! Would you do a video recommending things to do in Seattle? No worries if not, but I always love to get recommendations from someone who’s lived there 💖 maybe you can throw it into a Vlog or a chatty GRWM

I think I'd pick #3! Though I've never been to Seattle so don't know the neighborhoods and how crazy I would go being 20 min from downtown. Right now I live in a suburb about 15-20 min from downtown in my city and I really miss living in the hustle and bustle.

I loved this! And I watch Cash Jordan too, I really enjoy his videos. Excited to see a tour of your apartment when you're all settled 😊

I love the 3rd place! Congrats on moving back to the Pacific. Can’t wait for the vlogs.

@SarahRoseBeauty

2 жыл бұрын

Thank you Courtnay!!❤️

I love this! I'm a weirdo who likes seeing floor plans and such of different houses.

Loved this video, as someone from Switzerland it was very interesting to get an insight on the US apartment market 🤗

This was so fun to watch! I didn’t know Seattle could be so affordable!

@SarahRoseBeauty

2 жыл бұрын

It gets a bad rap for being expensive, and while it’s definitely not a cheap place to live it’s not nearly as expensive as places like NYC or LA, even Atlanta is more expensive than Seattle lately. I’m glad I was able to show it’s possible to find decent housing there!

Being a Seattle native it's incredible how the rent and prices keep rising here.

I enjoyed the different video! So interesting to see another rental market. I'm currently looking for an apt in NYC. The market is insane. Studios are ~$4k. I've even seen studios for $5k+! Good luck on your search!

Absolutely apartment number 3. Not even a big competition for me. The view, the space , the decency

You’ve quickly become one of my favourite KZreadrs so I’ll watch anything you do! I liked this video. 😀 Out of curiosity, where are you going to film in a one bedroom apartment?

@SarahRoseBeauty

2 жыл бұрын

We are actually thinking about using the bedroom as a filming room/office, and have our bed out in the living room! But we haven’t decided for sure yet

@MonicaAdrianna

2 жыл бұрын

@@SarahRoseBeauty That's what we do! My fiancé and I live in a one bedroom in north NJ and we made the bedroom my office (I do youtube and work from home) and turned the big living room into our bedroom & living room. Bookshelves make awesome room dividers!

@SarahRoseBeauty

2 жыл бұрын

@@MonicaAdrianna I love that!! I’ll keep the bookshelf idea in mind, that’s smart!

i normally don't really watch these types of videos but this was interesting!

@SarahRoseBeauty

2 жыл бұрын

I’m so glad you found it interesting!

I'd pick #3, with it being the biggest, plus it looked like it had the most natural light coming in. I don't like being by downtown so the fact that it was a bit farther away would have been nice for me.

We sold property (almost 3 acres) in lynnwood about 2 blocks off hwy 99 at the end of 2021 for $1.5M. A developer bought it. It was so sad to see it go, but the property taxes were insane! My grandparents bought the property for around $5K which was a lot of money back in the late ‘50’s. The prices have skyrocketed in that area. To think it used to take 15 minutes on hwy 99 to get to downtown Seattle and today it would take 2-3 hours to get there depending on traffic!

My rent is almost $3k for a 2 bed/2 bath apartment that's about 800 sq feet. Median housing is easily over $1M. I'm torn between moving to a city with much more reasonable housing, but the food here is just too good. And yes, I live in California.

@MamaC6100

Жыл бұрын

My Seattle 500 sq ft open one bed/studio is $1600 then like $150/month for utilities. No parking 😭 But it is very secure and decent amenities.

@jynxbot352

Жыл бұрын

That's Eastside Seattle area too. We have a 2bd 2ba for $3. A shitty 2 bed home falling apart at the seams is 1.5 mill easily.

If location wasn't a concern (I don't drive so would need easy access to public transit), then I'd choose the third one if only for that extra room! I have too much stuff. 😅 That balcony and view seemed peaceful, too.

Apartment 3, that hot water tank room would’ve been great to have for cat boxes! I was surprised to see that Seattle rent doesnt seem too much more expensive than my college town in WV.

The third one. It is stunning 😊😍 Apartment number 2 is also nice, but number 3 is beautiful.

@SarahRoseBeauty

2 жыл бұрын

It felt sooo spacious compared to the other 2!😍

Apartment 3 looked super nice! I will say it is probably cheaper to just do laundry at a laundry matt. I pay $50 a month just for washer and dryer rental, which is ridiculous. All of the outside cities, like Bothell, Everett, Lynnwood, prices are almost higher than Seattle area which is frustrating.

@CeeTee380

2 жыл бұрын

I use up $60 a week in quarters at the laundromat for laundry/linens (about 6 loads for 3 peopled), in Seattle. So I’d say your $50 a month is a bargain 🤷‍♀️ …. one of those loads is kitchen linens such as napkins, towels and tablecloths because we don’t use disposable paper products in the kitchen. I know that might seem a little extra to some families, but it’s important to us.

A bit of public service announcement for those not super familiar with the area. I used to own a townhouse just a few blocks off of Aurora avenue within a mile of Licton Springs. Do not move to within a few blocks of Aurora Avenue!! It is far sketchier than the video implies. You have in your face all day and all night prostitution and drug dealing opening happening with no fear of repercussions. Somewhat not terrible during the day but definitely not a comfortable or safe feeling place at night. There are so many far better areas in Seattle or within inner suburbs that are not far from that price point.

@SarahRoseBeauty

2 жыл бұрын

Yeah, it’s not a great area. These were kind of our back up options and luckily we did end up in a much better area at this price point!

My resident math nerd did a bills breakdown at one point and running both the washer and dryer averaged about .29 a load for water and electricity. This is in the midwest, but definitely less than they charge!

@SarahRoseBeauty

2 жыл бұрын

Ahhh that’s so good to know!!

I'm amazed at these finds. Idk if prices have gone up or what in the last year or the area I was looking but I went apartment hunting in december, south of seattle, into the suburbs but not too far and everywhere that was under

@SarahRoseBeauty

5 ай бұрын

I definitely think they’ve gone up in just the last year. But if you really stalk the websites you might find somewhat “affordable” hidden gems!

Interesting that you brought up the litterboxes. Where do you keep them I'm such a small space? I would probably pick apt 3 because of how spacious it was. Can't wait to see what you guys picked!

@SarahRoseBeauty

2 жыл бұрын

We'll probably just put 1 in each room!

The third one was just 👌

@SarahRoseBeauty

2 жыл бұрын

It felt like a castle!!😂

This makes me very grateful for my apartment. It’s 900 CAD a month for 1000sq ft. With two bedrooms. I do miss in unit laundry tho cause my building charges 2.50 for washer and 2.50 for dryer so I air dry my clothes.

@SarahRoseBeauty

2 жыл бұрын

That’s about what I pay now for 1000sqft! I will miss the cheap cost of living for sure!

I love where I live. I’m in Seattle as well. About 15 from space needle and 15 from woodland Park Zoo. Great things to do all around me!

@MamaC6100

Жыл бұрын

I live about 6 min from Aurora Ave. I know EXACTLY what you mean about the area. Catches me off guard sometimes 😅😂😂😂😂

When I was in the area I had to deal with an overpriced studio down and had to pay extra if I wanted to park. What sucks the most are all these places with year long contracts so you don't get the wiggle room to shop around for a better deal. You have to get lucky. We ended up heading all the way down to Olympia with a WFH job and getting a 2 bedroom for the same price.

Throughly enjoyed the apartment hunting video. I am moving to a nearby suburb city and I would need a 2 bedroom unit. I read and heard that apartments within the city of Seattle are expensive compared to the suburbs.

The third one! 😍

No one says you have to stay in the make up lane only. I love apt blogs. They are so fun. Go for it and do whatever makes you happy..

What is everyone using for apt searching? What sites/resources

I live in San Diego, California and the median house price is about $700K and rent about $3K and up for a house. It's bananas. Thankfully we're buying and we've been at our house for 11 years. Our mortgage is less than the cost of a 1 bedroom apartment rental.

@SarahRoseBeauty

2 жыл бұрын

Ooh you’re lucky!!

Not saying which one because internet, but very weird watching you tour my apartment 😂

@SarahRoseBeauty

2 жыл бұрын

Whatttt no way!!! That’s crazy!😂

@Emily-qh9tj

2 жыл бұрын

Well welcome to north Seattle (potentially)! If you ever need great food/bar recommendations in the area let me know! Lol

When you said sink sprayer I immediately thought of Cash, then you mentioned him hahahah

@SarahRoseBeauty

2 жыл бұрын

😂 he’s the best!

Also living in seattle! apartment hunting is fun and tough haha

As a current Seattle resident, I would probably have gone for either of the two in Lichten Springs. I am also an in house pet sitter and get to see quite a few different apartments.

@SarahRoseBeauty

2 жыл бұрын

Yes that location was much more desirable to me!!

@mandyirl

2 жыл бұрын

@@SarahRoseBeauty I really like Ballard, Wallingford and even Ravenna. There are some areas of Capitol Hill that are nicely residential too.

I'm super picky lol I would've kept looking 😅 I like 3, but prefer washer/dryer in the unit and designated parking spots. I live in Renton which isn't a bad drive to Seattle. I prefer the suburbs though lol I currently pay $2600 a month for my mortgage after I refinanced. It used to be $3200 a month. I got tired of apartment living and already knew I loved this area.

Hi! May I have the name of the last 2 apartments?

I would pick #3

I knowxits not the norm, but my rent for a 2 br 2 bath house is $450 I'm terrified to even try to move

Woah 😳!!!! My mortgage payment is $1700 for a 3200 square foot home. That’s insane. A two bedroom apartment in a nice new complex is around $1000 a month or less. I would be nervous to live in Seattle with the uptick in crime. Be safe!!!!

@SarahRoseBeauty

2 жыл бұрын

Yes, big cities are expensive!! The trade off is worth it for us 🙂

I will be moving to downtown seattle sometime end of this year. Is it worth ditching my car? Or are there apartments that don’t charge for parking in the downtown area?

@SarahRoseBeauty

2 жыл бұрын

Oh yeah it will be tough to find a place downtown that doesn’t charge for parking and there’s very little free street parking over there. Most places anywhere in Seattle charge for a covered parking space, but areas outside of downtown often have decent street parking if you don’t want to pay for a garage spot.

What are these apartments called?

I'm curious which site/s you used to apartment hunt?

@SarahRoseBeauty

2 жыл бұрын

Mostly Zillow, but also checked Trulia, Zumper, Padmapper, basically all the real estate sites. I've also heard Craigslist can have good options but I prefer to stay far away from Craigslist lol so I didn't look there.

It's insane the prices in places. Where I live that might be about $400 a month. 99% of people buy and own their homes where I live though. And that's like how much their mortgage is a month. It's always just so interesting to see this kind of thing.

@ambergerhelper7852

2 жыл бұрын

Where do you live?!

@morggylynn

2 жыл бұрын

@@ambergerhelper7852 middle of nowhere PA

@ambergerhelper7852

2 жыл бұрын

@@morggylynn That sounds fabulous. I live in Tennessee. It’s… not great.

@morggylynn

2 жыл бұрын

@@ambergerhelper7852 my cousin moved to Nashville and phew the price she pays for an apartment and has like 4 roommates too. I get there's a ton to do there, but I can drive 30 minutes and be in a decent size town for things to do (where Penn state is) and 1.5 hours and be in Pittsburgh. I enjoy living in the middle of woods though so it doesn't bother me at all haha

@ambergerhelper7852

2 жыл бұрын

@@morggylynn We live in a smaller town (Nashville is the biggest city in TN). It’s just really racist and backwards here. 😬

I would have chosen number 3. I don’t mind driving.

Wowww I had no idea Seattle could be affordable meanwhile I’m in Atlanta lying double this 😭😭😭😭

@SarahRoseBeauty

2 жыл бұрын

Atlanta is seriously getting so expensive!!😩

I would pick number 1 lol. But I've not got cats ahaha

Noo wayyyy. Rather live outside seattle

that's a really a low budget for what rents are going for today ..

There is no way these apartments are at these prices. Those prices are less than 600$ if not lesser than market prices for Seattle apartments. One of them even had a mounted A/C unit for that price. That is like finding a unicorn in Seattle.

@SarahRoseBeauty

Жыл бұрын

🤷‍♀️ idk what to tell ya, lol. Neighborhood/ location has a lot to do with these prices. But they can be found, you just have to dig a little bit!

@sayembhuiyan9489

Жыл бұрын

@@SarahRoseBeauty Then I think you could make it like a series where you find these cheap apartments. I am sure a lot of people like me will like to know about them.

Crying in Northeast rent prices .. 1500 can barely get a studio, let alone that much space and updated appliances 😭

@SarahRoseBeauty

2 жыл бұрын

Ugh I bet!!! We have joked that we’d love to live in NYC one day but only if we are well off 😂 Seattle isn’t cheap but it’s not nearly as expensive as people make it out to be!

Yeah Aurora isn't great lol

I'm in Sacramento CA. 14 years ago, I paid 1100 for a 700 sq ft 1 bedroom with laundry. So $1500 seems VERY reasonable. If you love real estate videos subscribe to Cash Jordan. His NYC real estate videos make my day every day.

@SarahRoseBeauty

2 жыл бұрын

Yes we love him!! I wish there was someone like him in Seattle!

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Me and my girlfriend are moving to Seattle and don't want to be homeless. We both work and already have jobs in Seattle so how do we not live on the street? We also don't use drugs or alcohol and I'm being serious.

3 cats? Good luck with that.