We stayed at Nash'es artistic loft during the epic heat wave of July 2019. We rented it as a full 2bdrm unit, and Nash was not there, but readily available by text. As hot as it was outside, fortunately his 2 AC units in each bedroom were able to keep us cool enough to sleep! and it was blazing hot! Nash'es loft is in an area of Brooklyn experiencing absolutely furious growth and development, absolutely massive skyscrapers being built very close by. Its' fascinating to see. I enjoy photographing construction projects, so I was in heaven walking around the neighborhood. One of the buildings featured in the photo galleries had already been demolished by the time we got there. By comparison Nashe's loft building must easily be 100 years old. The contrast with the new buildings is striking. The new residential towers on the waterfront nearby are amazing to behold. Also, if you walk towards the water, you can get to the new Domino Park with the new Danny Meyer cafe Tacocino, recommended! We've stayed in many Airbnb's, some of which are anonymous and set up as really empty spaces with minimal furniture and empty refrigerators : Nash'es place is opposite of that , his is a truly lived-in space, and a very personal domain of someone deeply involved in the arts. I wish we had met Nash in person, but I feel we got to know him by proxy. Personally I found this fascinating! probably not for everyone if you are expecting an empty refrigerator or expecting an empty shower. I would say there are pro's and con's to living in someone else's personal space for sure. But if you are open to adventure, its a neat opportunity to experience a Brooklyn residents' life and world. Stay open minded, be ready for adventure, and you should have a good time. Thank you Nash, for sharing your loft with the world!