Inside Four Mansions With Underground Secrets 

Drake Stoller, so true

Should have been Or should've been... please... and I'm not even a native

Absolutely

I think it's Kulczyk mansion

Drake Stoller it was probably number one to keep is watching.

Pure truth, Magno, pure truth !

I can’t even enjoy the beauty of the houses. All I can think about is what would happened if the woke mob do if they found these places. This year sucks.

@@vivienneduong6541 ö

@@vivienneduong6541 Interesting. I thought the same thing when looking at the 'gold' mansion. All of a sudden I started thinking of BLM or antifa trashing the place and taking off with all of the items. I hope they have some hired security.

Ugly imo

biblegirl666 that would be nice

Bezos and Zuckerberg can hang out with Bill Gates, Rockefellers, Rothschilds, etc.

Iam.

I rarely envy the ultra wealthy but during this quarantine time, I do wish we lived in an immense property 😁

I would be really Happy...

Dreplays same to be honest, I would never leave my house right now because it has precious memories with my family :)

Same. I like that one and the last Cali home, but the first one is really something else

Me too

I choose first me too

This is true there would be a ton of it but if you can afford these houses you can afford a staff to attend to it

I want to know how your name is Lakshmi. It's an Indian name isn't it?

@@chefmesser420 not if u waste all ur money on the house

Right on, my kids would destroy those places in minutes...

And cleaning

shes probably angry...

Haha it wasn’t worth 53 mainly because of location plus didn’t look as good

it's a very good investment apparently... for the auction winner I mean

​@@javeduddin9949 i'm pretty sure the estate agent's evaluation is more likely to be correct than you just guesing haha

She tried and failed. Get another perspective. Her fiancé only lost 11 millions, instead of 26. It's a brand new angle of view. Cheers .

Who has kids this days? they don't

Boneless Pizza pretty sure that’s why marco polo was invented

While he slept in one of the rooms By accident

Boneless Pizza hahahaha

The nanny is the one that would be watching them

😂😂😂

Josh Houston smallest pool I ever seen

Am dead 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

Biggest puddle in the world.

The need to hire a cameraman with a wide angle lens, ffs...

Lol

Looks like a James Bond home. I like!

say hello to my little friend..

Yep.itszscary

Yeah, like death by tripping over your feet walking up or down. Ugh! My feet are killing me!

FlipsterFlipinoy 5:14 with the fugly tennis court costing ALLEGEDLY $14m to build, they REALLY needed that money.

😂😂😂 Bad investment

@@SheillaOlga "personalized luxury house" is a bad investment.

@N8 DAWG #BARR-NONE it does if it’s finished..

Sounds like they lost the house in foreclosure. The bank took what it could get.

Financial needs/problems, Achilles to afford a bigger one, too many houses and in case for #1 apparently the owner's death

It's a marketing statement to make it seem more appealing to the buyer

@N8 DAWG #BARR-NONE 👀🤔

a lot of rich people buy and renovates or make houses to just sell them, it's a risky business but the income is really high if succeed it.

Some divorce

Actually the electricity in these homes are not that expensive. Even though some houses are say 11,000 sq. ft, they are only utilized for about a couple rooms at a time, like a normal home. It depends how many people live there

@@stefanodefilippis2535 I doubt that, because while the middle class turn off equipment in other rooms that are not in use, filthy rich people want to keep the lights on in the staircase and other unused rooms the whole time. And the rooms are constantly being dusted and lights and other equipment are turned on for this routine.

Lol!! 😂

If you can afford this house the electric bill isnt an issue

M Larger homes will go on to auction, and may even stay open for weeks/months, giving enough time for interested clients to contact the sales team and work out details. After the steep discount they received, it makes it seem like they either didn’t care to holdout for more (not enough interest in the property?), or they grossly overestimated the price. There could’ve been other issues with the property that this “tour” didn’t reveal, such as an older roof/AC/electrical. Considering there’s also like 6 floors, there’s a lot to take care of and the current/old owner may not have been in the position to keep up with it all, thus listing it & selling it at a discount still got them out from under the cost & responsibilities of a property that large.

M that don’t mean it was foreclosed it means you just want people to bid on it, let’s say you actually want $200,000 for a property and you have 50 people bidding for it then someone might bid higher then $200,000

M sometimes if the estate of the deceased will sell a property at a private auction to avoid media scrutiny and maintain privacy

Not necessarily.

Mandeep Singh Sidhu lol why

Mandeep Singh Sidhu imagine there’s just 3 of you in the family

I always thought the same thing. I mean, how do you know if your in the house alone or not? Lets say your out late one night and then come home after dark and walk into your home or property. How do you know if someone else isn't hiding somewhere in your home? I mean, how do you even check to see if your there alone with a home so big? How about when you are just outside playing in the "yard"? What's to stop anyone from just walking up to you on your own property? Yeah, there might be some sort of security but, I don't know how much I would trust it to be fool proof. Look what happened to George Harrison whilst he was staying at his home called "Friar Park". One person broke into his very large home after they had all gone to bed. He was in that very large estate with just his wife and mother-in-law when this happened. This guy broke in, found George Harrison's bedroom and proceeded to attack and stab George with a knife while George was fighting back for his very life and his wife was screaming and hitting the invader with a lamp. The fight carried on into the hallway where the attacker was pushed down the steps. George's mother-in-law had now come out into the hallway to see what all the commotion was about and almost got herself killed in the process as the intruder got up off the floor and started charging up the stairs at all of them again. George leaped at the guy again to protect his wife and mother-in-law and this time his wife had secured a fireplace poker she was using to hit the attacker and that finally subdued him. The police were called and George was taken to the hospital with life threatening wounds. He almost died and the attacker probably would have killed the remaining survivors if he had been successful. It' just creepy to me to live in such large houses.

Man the F' up. 🤦‍♂️

I always thought this, like do you have cameras in every room and be able to view them from where your at?

wayeeeh

@@soufyanesba3920 shufti nas fayen 3ayshin haha

lhammam li mafih la stola kitkhabto m3a lard, la jartek li douwaz lik 3la dahrek, la 3iyalat complaining that's it's not hot enough, michi hammam 😂

@@fatinmouhydine5458 hahaha nishan wlah makdebti😂😂

The Danielle Denise you’re not really flaunting your wealth either- i’d build ten stories below an average looking suburban home

i agree! :)

Agreed; Rather the entire house be around 3k square feet and be underground on 100 acre lot with 12’ security fences around property so far from civilization you need helicopter just to go anywhere!#dreams

Not so smart when you're close to waterways and sources and you build bellow the water line (yes, talking about you Florida mansion). Even when you don't build near waterways and water sources you still need sump pumps.

@@ltbubbas you cant do that because there's something called plot to land ratio

True

Depends on the location

The first one was beautiful.

Not my.parents

Weeeell

When rich people have it and you dont

@@halonerd245 If you think it's nice good for you...

I agree, give me a cozy bungalow with all the amenities.

@@yolorodriguez4794 amenities take space

@@mhxxd4 so do you, but I'm not gonna make a big deal about it.

But now she never has to work anymore...

Trophy wife. Not impressed

You would think but it's actually not that expensive at all compared to the price of the houses, even if you have to go through solid limestone its's not that expensive. It just requires thick concrete walls to handle the pressure and very powerful sump pumps to keep your house from becoming a huge boat. Concrete is very cheap, the pumps and electricity would probably be the most expensive thing. Construction methods are pretty familiar with this kind of thing. They probably even have ways to anchor the basement into the ground so you only have to pump out the water that leaks through instead of pumping it out of all the surrounding soil. Basements are out of reach for most regular houses but they're not super expensive either. I believe you can even build one right on miami coast without too much trouble

I'm a vegetarian and strictly against fur - but I admit it looked cool^^

Astroturf is very common in California due to the climate & water needs.

@Darth KEK also, some people are kinda cheap or want to save money

A real lawn would be a HUGE waste of water, and it might not even look good anyways given how hot it can get in LA.

Could film a whole ghost series in one home lol Insane

In case you forget you're freaking HOME!😂

Hi Laura, how old are you? Am planning to buy one in few years time. Might contact you.

In Switzerland....lol

That's what I thought too!

💀💀😭

Do you have a link? Please.

ChippyChin just google 1175 N Hillcrest Rd; it’ll give you a rundown, my uncle was also involved in the development.

Agreed the others are tacky