Love how you pay utmost importance to orientation. I'm designing my earth-integrated house, and in this case and hemisphere of course, south is the only reasonable orientation, but it is paramount to any other type of house in my opinion. Also, you watch the bones and other important elements, understanding that tiles can be changed easier than sealing heights. Every video is very educational, as well as entertaining. I actually spontaneously took a casual day from a busy schedule and am enjoying many of your videos. Thank you! 🍀
It looks like a trailer sitting on top of two structures. The lot and location are fine, but the design is questionable. The guest house is like a pest house sitting next to a main house which is completely unnecessary unless he plans to rent it out for profit. If he can afford the house, he should have skipped the guest house.
My father who was a real estate investor had three rules he told me to comply with: 1st rule : the location; 2nd rule: the location; 3rd rule: the location. It includes the orientation, of course.
Hey Arvin, I’m also very interested in high end real estate globally. I have a question for you: what is happening with the singleton estate? I looked on google maps and it looks like all of the landscaping, pool, tennis court and even the pond has been torn up. Do you have any idea what the owner wants to do with it? Thanks in advance
Wow great question Amar, I like the San Onofre property architecturally a lot more but I love the lot of this one more… and it’s what like $18M cheaper than San Onofre …. My heart says San Onofre my brain says this one 🤷🏻♂️
Is it just me or do all these LA homes seem ridiculously overpriced. My fear would be with the overpricing they eventually have to have come back to normal when people wake up and stop paying these ridiculous prices then my 63 million property is now worth 35 million. I guess as long as there are a lot of people with too much money needing too many possessions that won’t happen.
For the love of all real estate DO add 908 bel air, its been unsold since the last ice age and where is that helicopter house failure right next door at, it needs to be on your superb channel my man!?
plus: you can put your bitching mother in law under ground. cons: vanilla finishes. I hate it when devs do bland, cardboard boring finished not to "risk" scaring away potential buyers so everything ends up looking like a bleech brown wooden swedish office furniture palette. Its really vomit inducing and screams to be taken down and replaced with personalized color clicks all over. Plenty new LA mansions are made in this overly careful chickenshit vanilla boredom palette, look at 171 correa way, its like entering a candy shop and all they have is vanilla ice cream ooor vanilla ice cream but wait, behind door number three is even more vanilla ice cream. Also, for this price tag you still dont get decent privacy.