Everyone talking about this agents vibe… as an agent myself, that is about how 90% of agents are, Ryan is literally the #1 broker in the world because he’s crazy energetic. Not everyone is like that.
I was looking for a way to talk about how incredibly uncomfortable that agent makes me, and I was thinking of some “grim reaper of vibes” thing, but charisma vortex is all we need.
The mansion is inspiring. Fav features the fireplaces, office, the pool bridge is EVERYTHING! Thanks Ryan and the S. team for a glimpse of fan-tab-u-lous!
Awesome video. Been looking into hollywood homes lately so beautiful you get a sense of luxury and elegance just watching these videos. Cant even imaging living in it .
Cool, looks exactly like any home in a Statham movie where the syndicate is going to get blown away and the head boss's body then float across that bridge.
A very nice property. However, let's talk about the elephant in the room. As the listing agent states at 2:04 , California is the car capital of the world. And, this place has a two car garage. Come on. IMHO, I believe this would sell faster, if it had more garage space.
The pool bridge got the house looking top-notch exquisite. It ignites the atmosphere with it's boomerang reflections. An amazing gaze at first sight into the world of comfort home. The Car turn table was cool but there wasn't enough garage or parking space!
Awesome! your potential seems limitless. I'm fascinated with investing but being a single mother and juggling all these things are quite difficult, How best can I start and what sector to engage in?
@Bryan Thanks for sharing, just looked up on google and I'm super impressed with her credentials. I dropped a massage on her webpage and hope she replies soon
Don’t wait until the market skyrocket again then you start biting your fingers wishing you made the decision to invest. bought my third house already, earn on a monthly through passive income and got 4 out of 5 goals, just hope it encourages someone that it doesn’t matter if you don’t have any of them right now, you can start TODAY regardless your age INVEST and change your future! Investing in the financial market is a grand choice I made.
Am not good doing it alone but getting into the market has been my best decision so far in my road to financial independence as it turns out to be lucrative for me and Personally I have multiple streams so I just enable the use of an investment advisor to navigate and secure the returns.
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And I don't know why they show the house with the real estate agents. They just fast run showing the house you don't see anything. You don't see why the house is worth that much. Besides this agent walks and talk like if he is the biggest deal on earth. I'm sure even Jeff Bezos would be more welcoming.
Love the name drop at 2:40 about The One. Mentioned it was listed for $500 Million. What you list and what it actually sells for are totally way different. With the The One I'd say the $500 Million was just a tad overpriced. I think it sold for like $140 Million. So why even throw out that it was listed for $500 Million! lol..
Now this is a great design however there are bugs in LA and California is just not a great state to be in nowadays. Def do not want to be based there as a legit business owner. The same design-build can also be done for way less sans the bedrock drill. Earthquakes will crack structures. Premiums in insurance and maintenance among other things!
This listing agent has ZERO personality. Might as well just have Ryan do this guy the favor and do the tour himself. Probably give this house a way higher chance of selling 😂
Bro don't be mean, he's probably reading this comment section. Edit.: You know what, forget what I said, the vibe gets really weird by the end of the video.
Y'all be tripping... Constantly typing shit on RU-vid about real people making real things happen. Of course he's reading (some) of the comments. He's most likely a fan of Ryan Serhant's work, so to be featured on his channel might be particularly exciting to him, thus , the video's comments might interest him as well. That said... did you even consider that the broker might have just done it this way because he's a fan of Serhant and didn't wonna take all the shine in this video... Or maybe the broker just wasn't having the best day, perhaps wasn't having his finest moment. But ask yourself... If he's so worthless and uninspiring as you're making him out to be, would he be successful in the business?... Would he get to show a house alongside Ryan Serhant?... Would he even get the opportunity to have a $58Million USD listing in Beverly Hills?. Stop having fun trash-talking on real people's expense.
For 58 million I expect to have no neighbors and the road to the property paved with Gold. The Agent is a total you know what. Ryan at least is funnier and more relatable.
It's sooo beautiful; beautifulness, but, I wouldn't want sucha big place to live in even if I had billions of dollars; I'm so serious, but, it's really and truly GORGEOUSNESS.
Hi Ryan...im a poor filipino teacher dreaming to have at least one of your featured houses... Thanks you for making my dream come true even in videos... you're my favourite agent...so smart and sincere! Godbless.
Ryan appears anxious and worried, is he thinking about moving his real estate enterprise to California??? Ryan can sell oceanfront property in Kansas!!
*Exploitation of people with less financial means. Most of the time, that's the case. The only examples I can think of where that doesn't happen is potentially a NBA/major league sports player. However many of these athletes have set up scammy NFTs which also take advantage of naive people who don't have much means or financial literacy. For example, Floyd Mayweather comes to mind. Even major, internationally-recognized singers like The Weeknd have set up scammy NFTs that naive people loose money on over time. Sure, people should research more before spending their money on things they don't understand, but that still doesn't mean they deserve to loose their savings and be forced to go into financial hardship as a result.*
I’m so curious to know if that face sculpture is by Marco Olivier? I see his sculptures all over my South African feed when people go to Cape Town on social media and it’s a very similar concept. So beautiful
I enjoy watching you Mr. Serhant, as this is your business. Always a great job But this guy, Jesse Lally… may possibly be one of the most arrogant agents in LA. In addition to please extend to him to button his shirt. You should have walked the house with his wife Michelle. Or someone who “actually” knows the house. Cheers Mr. Serhant for showing up in LA more often, but you have been around better. Better homes and better colleagues.
Interesting element. We'll see how many others have to have that. You could call it a sky bridge pool. Sky bridge is an etablished architectural concept, typically just a few stories higher but close enough. It's a very nice house, if I were to guess, the slightly obstructed view could hinder the appeal at this price point. Might have to lower it. Plus interest.
The house looks nice but a bit sterile. Just like the one. Maybe that's why we did not even see half of it? And I really wonder how you can sell ~58M mansions with hands in your pockets...
Why are people so mean? The agent was great! Efficient and knowledgable, probably perfectly suited for his market and well liked by his clientele, he was great. Jeez. 😒😕🙄
“It's never the circumstances that determine success in life but what you DO with the current bad circumstances that determines your success in life.” - Dani Johnson. Incredible person reading this, have an awesome day! I believe in you! Love ~ Nat ✨❤️
his history is slightly off... in the 50, 60, 70's the most popular home built in california was a ranch style house... open floor plans didn't really start happening till the late 70s...
The house is beautiful, but the pool is a little extra to me. I'd love a pool with more width, instead of a longer slim one, so that's why I won't be shilling the 58 mill necessary to buy the place.
*It's obviously a beautiful home and I'm not saying people shouldn't be able to live in massive mansions like this, but I can't help but think of homeless people or folks living on welfare when I see things like this. The homeless problem is increasing everywhere and yet we have people living in places like this. It's a tragedy that those without financial means are essentially ignored and forced to live on the streets with their children. Homeless shelters are often dangerous, not big enough to house people and police often break up encampments. Again, if someone can afford to live somewhere like this - great, but to know how badly we ignore homeless people in the US is sad. Countries like Iceland have very few homeless people because of all the social programs/nets to help people struggling. Yet in the US, a supposed "global hegemony," people are living in mega-mansions that are tens of thousands/hundreds of thousands square feet.* *It's also interesting the concept of earthquakes keeps being brought up. I hear these real-estate agents saying these mega mansions would be safe during earthquakes yet people who can't afford to spends hundreds of millions on a home are in real jeopardy if there is a natural disaster. Just something to reflect on. We must to more to help people in need. Isn't that what life is all about anyway?*
I feel like these LA mansions are all the same. Cool pool, indoor-outdoor living room, massive bedroom with tub by a window, white everything. NY is more unique.
Most of the megamansions are like this. If you actually look at some of the smaller houses say priced between 3-7 million, you can find some really nice architecture and unique living spaces.