First-Time Buyers vs. Growing Family! - Location Location Location - S10 EP5 - Real Estate TV 

Hahahahahaha! Yes!

Love them, wonderful chemistry that’s much needed in presenters.

The rugby player and his wife ended up divorced a couple of years later. He's now got a portfolio of several restaurants around the northeast. (you can google his name and find news stories about him. He seems to be quite successful).

​@@BrendaAnderson he was quite attractive. I like tall solidly built guys, who aren't fat, but just nice and solid! I'm sorry ...that's was her husband at the time but, but....😂! obviously, he probably has many women now.....

@@BrendaAnderson Did she get the house ?

And “hot”!

Very!

Sadly this marriage did not last and rugby player moved on

@@Holidaygal UGH, so sad.

​@Holidaygal what happened? Did he finish the marriage?

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Me too!!

I used to go to the UK frequently for work. I, too, had wanted to move there...until two years ago. It's not the same place that I fell in love with over 30 years ago.

@@AFAskygoddess - you might be right, especially since UK people have voted to leave EU. But thinking like that keeps you living - nowhere.

@@AFAskygoddess Yes... I lived in Oxford as a student in the late 1980s. It has changed SO MUCH and not for the better. Social decay is rampant, breakdown of civility, violence, and an increasingly fragile 'safety net' (healthcare, policing, social services). The whole society is crumbling - values, manners, morals; crime - including violent crime - is increasing; the NHS is a shambles... It was in steep decline before Brexit, though. Frankly I can't see how Brexit can be held responsible for general social decay that has happened in 'the west' more and more rapidly since the Internet came into our lives. That - not Brexit - is where I've seen a rapid thinning of the social fabric in the country where I live (Central Europe, former Soviet satellite country which had an extremely strongly-knit culture before the Internet; I came here three months after the Soviet Union was formally dissolved, and society was stable and secure until the Internet, and then especially the young started becoming dramatically more materialistic and self-seeking and socially isolated than they were before the Internet and before people had mobile phones.) History will have to judge what caused the decline in Britain, but the decline is now clearly decay and degradation. My friends who are UK natives want to leave for a more stable, safer, cohesive society.

@@ANIMALS_AND_MORE_moments I wonder why people are so upset over the UK leaving the EU. It's like Australia or Canada or the United States leaving the UK - why the hell not, if they want autonomy and to try keeping their culture and society and traditions together? So many traditionally British ways of life (industries, communities) were absolutely sacrificed and destroyed - which means lives and livelihoods were destroyed, which means culture was destroyed - on the altar of EU membership. And the EU was only created to try to avoid another European War, which is highly unlikely to happen on the same pattern it happened in the 20th century. Western Europe has got a culture war now, a really crumbling society, with people not giving a damn about anything but their material and consumeristic pleasures and goals. The EU was not conceived with the idea of guarding and preserving what is good in European culture, and it has done frankly nothing to maintain what is good and true and beautiful in any European country's culture. 'Avoiding war' is one thing; having cultures worth preserving from war is something else. And there's precious little left of European countries' cultures that is worth preserving anymore - and very few Europeans who give enough of a damn about their own culture to fight for it anyway. The Ukrainians still have a sense of the value of preserving their culture and country; the Poles... to some degree (though the youth, with whom I work, more and more say they would rather run away somewhere else and make money than stay and defend their own country). But western Europe is full of people who would not lift a finger or make a single sacrifice to preserve British or French or Swedish or Spanish or Italian, etc., culture. "Let is all be destroyed, as long as I get my pleasure and ease, without any responsibility." That sums up the attitude of most European youth. Their own selfishness is the enemy, not another Hitler - and the EU won't do anything to change that. If leaving the EU wakes the British up to doing some WORK to develop their own culture, economy and social structure, then it's a good move: rely on yourselves, not some huge bureaucracy, to make a good society to live in. The EU cannot build a good society. It wasn't created to do that; hasn't helped preserve a good society. So what's the point? No war destroying a society that is destroying itself from within anyway?

The EU is just a trading bloc that got too big for its boots and started imposing laws and regulations on us here in the UK that we never voted for when we originally joined. It was supposed to only ever be a trading bloc. We have had massive propaganda thrown at us telling us it’s all about unity and love and rainbows - when really it’s a mafia style trading bloc where we lose our voice, our laws and our identity.

San Fran is beautiful , I love the architecture there . I hear it's changed a lot ? Was there for 5 days in the late 90's as part of a vacation .

Born and raised in SFO Bay Area!

The fate of many many homeowners across the world.

It never really was most of the world's greatest designers are & were men

Most two beds will only have one, yes.

😂 of course not

Not the same as having a garden and being able to wash up while watching the kids from the window... or planting a veg patch and introducing your children to eating straight out of the ground...

How can someone think to put the bathroom beside the kitchen with the access through the kitchen?!

@@lauradumitrescu3967 im not sure if u know, thats typical for this old buildings in uk.

@@asch5089 I've noticed, this is sooo sad....

@@lauradumitrescu3967 many / most were built before indoor plumbing ...

Wrong. The houses are staged; which is normal.

hi from a Canadian living in England ... properties here are sold empty of furnishing same as over home there ...

Is on the beach in California OK? lol

@@thehungrygoldfish America's even worse.

It's most likely a skin condition . Why are you so bothered?

@@monapaquin9794 not bothered. Just missing simpler times.

Yob. (According to Google) Rude, noisy, aggressive young person, as in, 'A gang of yobs has been terrorizing the residents'. That's Phil, all right ;)

He honked the horn outside the house which is not done in "nice" neighbourhoods!

Kirstie

Anonymous disrespect of others? Showing your true colors?

@Maciejowicz Out of all the liveliness, positivity and great vibes this programme and in particular, this episode brings about, you choose to be gloomy and quite frankly, insolent. The world can do without comments like these!