Flaws Exposed: Enes Yilmazer Mansion Tour Disaster
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- Опубликовано: 27 сен 2024
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Join me on an eye-opening journey as we dive into a detailed reaction and analysis of the much-hyped "mansion tour Enes Yilmazer" showcased in Bel Air, Los Angeles. Originally listed for an astounding $48M, then reduced to $38M before finally heading to auction without finding a buyer, this property has sparked a ton of interest and speculation. But is it truly as remarkable as it's made out to be? In this video, we peel back the layers of the "mansion tour Enes Yilmazer" has presented to us.
As a real estate enthusiast reacting to the "mansion tour Enes Yilmazer", I will walk you through the aspects of the property that were not highlighted in the original tour. This mansion, located in the prestigious neighborhood of Bel Air, might not be all it's cracked up to be when you compare it to other properties in the same area. Through this "mansion tour Enes Yilmazer", we aim to educate buyers and real estate aficionados on how to spot potential flaws in a property, ensuring you're equipped with the knowledge to make informed decisions.
Despite the allure of a "mansion tour Enes Yilmazer", it's crucial to approach property evaluation with a critical eye. This video will showcase the overlooked details and hidden drawbacks of the mansion, contrasting sharply with the glowing review given in the original "mansion tour Enes Yilmazer". By highlighting these discrepancies, we shed light on the reality of real estate in high-stake markets like Bel Air, Los Angeles.
In responding to the "mansion tour Enes Yilmazer", this video serves not only as a critique but as an educational tool, guiding potential buyers on what to look out for beyond the surface level glamour. Whether you're in the market for a mansion in Bel Air or simply curious about the real estate scene, this "mansion tour Enes Yilmazer" reaction and analysis video is a must-watch.
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After seeing Enid do this shtick on a mega yacht, doing a completely superficial walkthrough, I was over his videos. He memorizes some bullet points on the topic and does a uninformed tour.
He is way better than that … if you actually study his work as a creator you will know immediately why he is #1 in at what he does .. and I respect that 💪🏽
@@ArvinHaddadOfficial You’re a little closer to it than I am.
@Slonge92 I'm sure he's paid handsomely to put a good spin on these properties, I'm pretty sure no one is going to have someone come bash their properties.
His business is to showcase properties that are for sale. It’s no different than a realtor putting an add in a home magazine. They are only going to highlight the best features of the home. Enes is basically an ad in video form instead of a print form.
It’s up to the potential buyers to do their homework.
It’s unfair to paint Him in a bad light.
This is quite interesting. Enes has a "show." It is entertainment. I never had the sense that he was appraising or supposed to be appraising the houses he shows. I'm surprised that anyone would be of the idea that Enes would, let alone should, give his opinion on what he might consider "flaws" of a house that he is paid to showcase. I've personally never seen a "flawless" house. I no more watch Enes' videos to find faults or flaws with houses than I go to Parade of Home tours to find faults or flaws. Nor have I ever had or expected the people showing the houses to be critical or give me their opinion of the faults and flaws of the homes.
He has stated in interviews that he gets paid for making these videos since he has so much demand from realtors trying to showcase the house. At the end of the day it’s his business to show the houses from a good perspective. Otherwise I’m sure he wouldn’t get access to or a demand to tour these house and his channel would fall. I’m sure anyone actually thinking of buying these houses will bring in their own realtors to show them the negatives but that’s not Enes’ job or niche.
The sad thing is most buyer agent don’t also say the negatives of the property and push their clients to purchase and actually also promote the property (have you ever bought a house?) because if no transaction happens no commission is ever made …. This is exactly why I really do believe what I’m doing is important work… 3rd party unbiased review
I agree and I don't see anything wrong that their team are being paid. It is a form of advertisement. They work so hard to make those videos. Also has anyone seen an advertisement that talks about the flaw of a product?
Are you new? He’s actually pointing out the negatives of these over priced properties to help people make a conformed intelligent purchase, with no skin in the game, Unlike Mr Enes
There is no perfect house unless you designed it or hired professionals to help conceptualize it to suit your specifications. Most developers might cut corners in design, amenities, materials, etc. hence overpriced!
@@ArvinHaddadOfficial I definitely agree. I have bought a few homes over the years, and it feels like my own agent is always pushing to close more than the selling agent! There has to be a better way to do real estate transactions...
It's actually quite refreshing to have a (real) perspective on these over hyped properties
Thanks Jake I appreciate it
Enes is fun to watch, but anyone who watches enough of his videos....knows... He is a "yes" man through and through.
I have to say he seems like a nice guy … he might not even realize how by not showing the flaws of a property he is making misleading content
@@ArvinHaddadOfficial the items you point out... Once you see it you can't unsee it. Great channel. Keep pumping out the content.
@@pohohelithanks pal
Exactly
@@ArvinHaddadOfficialmisleading man do you think ultra millionaires see his video and just pay what they asked for ?😂but you are doing great job that agents mis lead 👏
What I hate about real estate agents is when they say, "I really like this." Who cares? Point out the selling features that make the home unique. The clients are the ones to say if they like something or not.
Saying "I really like this" is a way of pointing out the good qualities of the home. I don't see the issue.
chill bro, it's okay for them to infuse some of their personality into it.
only Enes is not an agent, just a regular youtuber..
It looks like a hotel without the bedrooms, all hallways and stairs. What a nightmare.
That mansion is one earthquake away from disaster just because things can be built anywhere doesn't mean you should
16 minutes flew by really fast, because we're learning so much. The Altman Brothers hyped this house a lot. You should critique their videos as being even more shameless hype.
Ooooh will take a look
To be fair, they had the listing so of course they're going to hype it, lol. It's any realtor's job to talk up the property they have.
@@volcrazy89 To be fair, they're not credible people.
@@volcrazy89 Enes did not have the listing for this house
I am not a fan of the Altman Brothers. They take hype to a nauseating level.
I actually like Enes' work as a sort of entree into various luxury markets, but also realize that he's more of a showman and salesman than professional auditor or critic. But that's why I'm so glad I found this channel as well, because it serves as a more informational and critical companion to that sort of "infotainment," and it's really revealing and fascinating to see such properties from a 20,000 foot (Enes) and more close-up view (here), respectively. Cheers on finding your own niche in this regard Arvin, I think you're doing a real public service by sharing your expertise this way.
Hi Arvin, my husband and I are huge fans of your content! We love watching your videos, but we have to admit that we prefer the walkthroughs at normal speed. Would love to hear if others share our preference! Keep up the great work, and thanks for creating such engaging videos! 🎉
Enes isn't a critic.
He's a hype man. OF COURSE he gets paid by the developers
They gave this old house a facelift & priced it as if it was brand new! No wonder it never sold!
Yup I should have shown the picture in the video I totally forgot
I would want to quote what the late Zig Ziglar said in one of his books "Finding the right property is like finding the right partner in life." Moreover, buyer/s can always negotiate about the price if one is truly interested and has the money to afford it.
@@felicitasreyes6024 well said
7:04 In a interview with Ryan Serhant in a video last year, Enes told that he's only touring houses that they are paid for to showcase, because they had many invites to showcase mansions and he would only show the best ones. Something like that. Just watch the video and you will see he already told he was being paid to showcase the houses.
This is the title of the video: Enes and I FINALLY Settle WHO is the Real Estate Guy!
Just watched I honestly didn’t know thanks for sharing
I've got my hands full of chicken guts, breading, and I have to reach for a remote? Hell no!!
lol, exactly. And wait for the door to s l o w l y slide open.
I’m learning so much from your flaws exposed series, it’s awesome!
I especially liked your points about the difficulty of finding a tradesman who will be able to fix their overly complicated touch panel shower control. It’s hard enough finding tradesman for vanilla things… finding esoteric specialists is like finding a unicorn.
It’s fascinating that a 6 acre lot can have zero back yard lawn, and only a steep hillside of death. If the kids ever go behind the house to play, they may never return.
Going forward, I’d love to see a Flaws Exposed on some of the $2M+ properties in the rural estates of Silicon Valley near Stanford: Woodside, Portfola Valley, and Hillsborough. Cheers!
Felt a little disoriented with all the powder rooms and hallways. Place seems like it could be reconfigured to a sort of resort where corporates could do a retreat in.
Methinks that you’re right on the money. 🎯
If the driveway is all down hill which would cause lots of water at your front door (or something like that)... Why not build drainage systems along the side of the driveway so the water can run down the hill??? Seems like a pretty easy architectural fix... But then again I'm no architect. A couple small drainage holes along the driveway should remove any unwanted water from reaching the front door.
Just came across your channel. I’ve been watching enes videos since they would just go to open houses with a go pro. The videos for the past couple of years definitely feel like paid advertisements for the homes they tour. It’s fine if they do that, but I agree with you about the transparency needed for his videos.
I really love that you do longer videos now :)
Will get better with time thanks for ur patience
7:37: I've seen those orange triangular-back chairs somewhere else. IKEA? Wal-Mart? And by the way, don't get too tipsy at dinner, because that single leg in the back will tip over if you sway, and unceremoniously dump you on the floor in front of your host and the other guests. To use Mr. Haddad's word: "Horrible."
Great Content - I like the honesty, in a real estate time where normal 2000s houses are repeatedly listed as villas it's nice to see an agent spit facts.
Small feedback: I find the sped up voice quite annoying, the video would probably be better to watch if you just cut out the irrelevant sections
Thanks for watching will try that
Great Video. ... Yes, Enes had started doing UNOFFICIAL PAID PROMOTIONS since a while back: He has himself said (talking to Ryan Serhant) he now Only reviews properties if he is paid by the developer. So ofcourse, one has to take his property tours with a bucketfull of salt.
Totally fine if he does great for him… but I really think he should disclose that in the video … I had no idea … I just guessed cause it was way too biased
I really love how these LA homes try hardest to not block the views but they have way too many hallways. I guess because they were built before the open floor concept became big or at least here in the Carolinas
Do people tend to buy houses that are showcased and famous on the internet?
Us peasants sure don't 😂
Wait, are people watching Enis’s or your channel actually buying these homes? I thought we were all common peasants day dreaming?
Also what do you mean crime is so bad you need a panic room? In a community with 25m+ homes?!?!? Can’t these people just rent a Marine Corps battalion from the nearby bases for security? Who the hell is home invading this neighborhood?
The most claustrophobic giant house I've ever seen.
I think the house is crap. The rooms are small. The ceilings are low. Nothing in the home looks expensive. It looks like it was built on a budget or maybe it was built in the 60s going by design flaws. Idk but I really don't like this home.
Unfortunately there are a lot of sad beige people who would love a sad beige kitchen and neutral home lol. I love Enes and his videos. I also love you and your videos! I see you have gained 2K subs since last time I watched, congrats!
thanks for the support Stormy
The ideas Arvin shares about quality housing can be applied to MUCH cheaper homes that normies like me could actually do
💯 getting paid in my opinion to create hype for the property. Great vid!
It seemed weird to me to have the home tour video posted before it’s about to go to auction when it was on the market for ages before then
Your the man Arvin, thank you for exposing these monstrosities for what they are. Many of these modern mega mansions all look the same and are ugly. I agree that the color pallets of this house is awful. If you keep this up Arvin you will be the most feared real estate reviewer on RUclips. Developers will fear having you review there properties and will probably try to silence you legally but I hope note.
This was actually my favourite house that Enes had toured and came back to this video multiple times because I liked the property, however you’ve raised loads of valid points, particular that fire insurance which I hadn’t even considered but must always have to be a factor when it comes to buildings up out of the way in the hills.
Interesting insight, Arvin. You are so right! Failing at auction is a really bad sign.
It’s a horrible sign … it speaks volume
The insurance is INSANE,$20,000 per MONTH! That price cut ,EEK!
i see a safety flaw also...look at the stairs at the 8:04 mark...when you turn the corner too fast you will trip on that bottom step everyday...
“ l’m shocked how well it operates “ … UNTIL IT DOESN’T !!! 🤣 … l actually laughed out loud !
Your knowledge is priceless I am learning so much. Yes! No surprise the property isn't selling. The house gives off a health resort holiday vibe. With the increased rainfall in LA, the driveway is a hazard, pool area too. The construction and interior design, reminiscent of IKEA style, are not impressive, and sweet talk won't cut it at this price point. The excessive use of a remote for everything was amusing, especially when you mentioned it operates until it doesn't. Stairs, stairs, stairs. Using another unsold property to promote this one may not be wise unless a financial incentive is involved. Got paid 🤔
Thanks for watching and always supporting the channel
My pleasure.@@ArvinHaddadOfficial
The RUclips gods has sent me here. Love the content! ❤
@ArvinHaddadOfficial I'm a recent viewer and subscriber. I've been a long time Enes subscriber and I'm loving your counterpoints to his videos. I love Enes, Mikey and the rest of their crew. But you've put words to the reasons why I've disliked many of the houses that they've toured.
Whether I just don't have the vocabulary or simply lack the real estate/architectural knowledge, you're verbalizing the feeling of why I haven't liked a number of their properties.
To respond to your question about Enes getting paid.... that's a tough one. Especially since he'll often have the realtors in the video, or "give a spcial thanks to so-and-so from XYZ agency for allowing us to tour this great property". I would be surprised if there wasn't at least some form of compensation going on. That being said, if you want to have more sources for more videos I understand needing to stay in the good books of those who can provide that for you.
I don't watch a ton of these, but evidently enough to have the YT algorithm recommended yours, lol.
The one your critiquing happens to be one I did watch. I remember being really impressed by the property and the presentation. Silly me.
Thank you for pointing out all the now very obvious flies in that $38M ointment. Phew! There's +20M non-existent $$$ I might have overpaid, if not for your practiced eye, lol.
Seriously, pretty interesting having someone taking an informed, pragmatic look at what amounts to be an infomercial.
Blessings to you Arvin. Keep them coming! ❤
Thanks for supporting the channel… blessings to you as well.
Looks like all the money went into the actual build and exterior facade. Interior doesn't show me 38 million. Good observation on the lack of detailing!
Thanks pal
Your attention to details is phenomenal! GoodVibes
Thank you! Cheers!
I like the focus on operating costs like fire insurance and the electronics that will break. I often wonder how practical these houses really are, beyond showing off how much money you have.
This is my first day watching this channel and this a great resource for any price point
Definitely Enes and others are getting paid to promote the multi-million dollars mansions. They don't do it for free.
I honestly didn’t know cause they don’t disclose that in the video … I saw a clip from an interview with Ryan serhant and he admits to it
@@ArvinHaddadOfficial I see otherwise where does he earns his money/revenue.
Any idea why Michael quits?
11:35 As software companies say, "It's not a flaw, it's a feature."
I mean yeah if you break out some walls and a ceiling it could be something. That kitchen also has a lot if things in the ceiling, as if we were on a yacht with like sensors and speakers and an escape hatch. Really weird.
I notice at 3:30 as he starts walking down the long narrow hallway, there is a door on the left hand side of the screen - is this for an elevator? If so, it has a really narrow entrance - don’t think this would work for anyone in a wheelchair
tbh when i saw that picture from far form back of the house i was scared that it would like just wash down the mountian if there would ever bee very much rain:D
What did the Paul Nassiff spec house sell for? Or better question, do you have a review of that property?
Another wonderful video. Thanks Arvin.
Glad you enjoyed it pal
I love your videos. I love property, ran into your channel and just can’t stop watching. 👌🏾
Not agree with 100% of your comments but in general I warching less and less Enes videos because it doesn't feel natural anymore. It has an absolute sales/ advertising video flair which I don't like anymore.
He hypes this overprices mantions. Some of them are really individual and showing something completely different but the rest is just overhyped. Especially if he does this Williams & Williams tours..terrible
Thanks for ur feedback
This is the second video of yours I watched. I really like how you acknowledge things you like about the place rather than just bashing the whole thing. I intuitively thought wider corridors (hallways) marked luxury, but It’s good to hear you confirm that!
Awesome review and criticism of Enes Yilmazer Bel air mansion tour. Arvin you tell the good things, and bad things about the mansion. House lovers, architects, and Real Estate agents can learn from your videos. Enes Yilmazer, Ryan Serhant, Eric Van Cornover never criticize the mansions and condominiums they tour. Your RUclips channel is going to be popular.
Thanks pal… I will get better at this format with time
Another good one 👍 personally I think itll be around 15 - 18million..but im no expert.. Lot size is nothing in this home.. Way too steep.. But it sure got one of the coolest swimming pool in all of LA although it lack privacy
Thanks pal
I agree with most of your comments. The price of his video is full of water.
I really don't like the majority of the finishes and color palettes on these mansions being featured. There's so much potential within each one of these homes and you're left wondering who exactly was making these decisions, and why.
I love these kind of videos please do more…
You got it
I personally like hallways done correctly. Generally, I want them to keep the socializing areas away from the bedrooms. As for the height of the living room, I think that's about the same size as my $125,000 house (Texas) and not as high as my parents' $300,000+ home (also Texas).
i was once addicted to Enes's videos,..but i am glad Arvin is waking people up too..we always need a balanced perspective and thank Arvin for bringing the critical thinking element into the pretentious world of modern architecture..
hey there, (unless i missed it) you never covered they reasons why those hills across the house are under-developed. Is that coming in another vid?
Also, don't worry about the neighboring house overlooking your pool... that house is never going to sell.
ps - The house is definitely overpriced, but to me it looks more like a 20 mil house rather than 12, but that's subjective of course
Arvin, yes, Enes is paid for his videos by agents who list their properties. Actually he doesn’t hide it. He’s said it himself. You can contact his team to ask about his pricing 😊
More than fire, I'd worry about this hillside sliding after a heavy rain. And keeping it green to prevent browning (and hence, possible fire) is going to cost a fortune. Then there's all that glass facing the setting sun. The house is virtually un-air-conditionable, and will be miserable in the summer. In the winter it's going to get really cold. The first thing the new owner is going to have to do is install curtains everywhere. As it sits, this house isn't livable. It's a show house.
Please make video on the one house 😊
I generally rock with you but your obsession with Enes is disturbing. One thing I despise is a person hating on someone else. You need to stop.
Dude your comment is so childish …. The person who is critiquing the Microsoft stock or analyzing bitcoin is he hating on bill gates or satoshi? What’s wrong with what I’m doing? What’s more important enes’s feelings or an unbiased 3rd opinion that educates
Love these type of feedback. Please keep your videos down to 10-15 mins timeframe only ish. 😅
It's always good to get the good, bad and ugly about a major purchase.
Yes siiir
I would not even consider buying a mansion in Usa, without your advice. Some of the advice and information you gave is shocking😂 l am so happy l found your channel. Honest review.
thanks pal
Why is this about Enes? Home tours are subjective.
Not when 100% of comments in the video is positive there must be atleast a couple thing you wouldn’t like about a property
@@ArvinHaddadOfficial the critique on the house I am all for but when it becomes about another (Enes in this case) that seems a little click baity to me. I’d never have clicked on the video was it not named this way 🤷🏾♂️. Also subjectivity does not mean agreement.
@@nd0nd042 look I have a problem with house tour hyped videos … I think they are extremely misleading to buyers … so I would expose the flaws when I see one…I happen to do enes videos cause he is the number 1 .. I have made two other ones one for the Eric Conor guy and one from mo vlog and no one watched them… if Joe Rogan was making the same videos I would react to them… and I’m not apologetic for educating the public in the way I do it
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Oh this property. I immediately thought it was disingenuous to say the property had five acres
Ya come on 5 acres 😂
at 8:45, you can't even sit on these bar stools. Your upper legs will not fit under the bar 😂😂
Had to leave a comment to gratulate you, i like what you are doing. Keep up the good work
Hi Arvin, Loving the chipmunk voice! LOL!!! Love your take on these videos. You are so knowledgeable. As a realtor, I am learning so much from you. Thank you for what you do. Yes I believe they were getting paid to hype up the house, well Enes was anyway. I miss Mikey!!!!
Is there a specific reason you keep targetting Enes's videos? I understand criqueing the property. I don't understand why this negativety towards Enes. You're both influencers making videos about expensive homes.
Ever been to a restaurant and you were disappointed, because all the reviews were really good? That's what you're encouraging, just fluff pieces. Enes isn't going to sleep with you.
@@stanlee3619 well said Stan 👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼
There is nothing wrong in having a different perspective about Enes's house tours. At least one may learn a thing or two from the point of view of a real estate agent. Arvin is doing a GREAT Job 😂😂😂
@@kingsleyodu9796thanks pal
I have made 2 other reaction videos to 2 other popular RUclipsrs hype videos but no one watched those two videos
Arvin for California Governor 🤩
Hahahahha let’s not get carried away … I’m no meet Kevin
Realtor to English:
Cozy= You can cook breakfast from the shower
Diverse Surroundings= The neighbors are awful
Room to Expand= You're going to need the add-on
Price Reduced= The owner is less delusional, now
Thanks for speeding up Enes. So much better not having to listen to his voice at normal speed.
I thought had a good eye. But you’re amazing at this.
Hype up, hype down, it all depends. It comes as standard.
What a pain in the ass to have to find the remote and then wait for the weird sliding door to open to access the oven or the pantry.
Me seeing Enes: I want that propety!
Me seeing Arvin: I want a propety vozy to my own needs!!!!
I’m new to your channel. But I love it. I really like watching Enes channel because I like seeing fancy things lol. Some houses are great. And yes he is a yes man because he’s trying to sell the properties. But I’m not into that. I just like watching the tours. Many times I even see them on mute. But I must tell you and I hope you read this comment. Your videos are great. Only have seen 3 so far. Don’t know how many you have. But I love your perspective. You pointed something’s out that I notices and most that I didn’t. You really know what you’re talking about out. And it’s gonna be my thing now. Watch an Enes video then watch yours to see the difference. Oh another thing, I love that you critique but also mention the things you like. It feels really truthful and genuine. I’m subscribed now and will like every video I see on your channel. Keep up the great work. Much love from Mexico
I don’t think they’re getting paid directly but I’m sure they butter up the commentary a little bit to kind of attract more showings
Late to this. Key point: people who are this rich usually have a house manager and staff to help run the household. The main service area in these homes seem like an afterthought. The kitchen is not properly vented and the private cook or spouse in the home will not appreciate that stupid remote open cabinetry- plus there is no space for prep. And where is the staff supposed to park when reporting to work for the day? The ceiling height feels weird oppressive, the flow of the house is disjointed and the views are mid, as you pointed out. Billionaires deserve better, and us peasants deserve better- these places are part of our built environment, and we get to see them every day!
For some reason, when I saw him go down the transparents stairs it made me think fo Barbie's house in the Barbie movie. I can just figure Margo Robbie floating down the upper level to the lower level.
The frequency of poorly designed kitchens among these "luxury" mansions astounds me.
No one actually cooks in them.
What's up with the ugly pneumatic door closer at 2:37? Super cheezy
what you guys think about knock open dish washers. I think they should add a cricket sound while its loading. so after its done you can forcefully open it like every other dishwasher. 😅💔
One earthquake or a strong storm and that house will tumble down the hill. Frightening.
Arvin, have you seen any really nice properties, 10K Sq Ft and above, in Bel Air, with good privacy and nice views?
Yes many why you asking?
@@ArvinHaddadOfficial That's encouraging. I will let you know later.
@@etjulien 👀
enez videos are alright if you understand theyre pretty much commercials haha
I don’t live in cali nor have I ever researched fire insurance but if that 20k figure per month is anywhere in the ballpark that is insanely expensive
If I were paying for his content, then I would expect disclosure if he is compensated by the seller. I really think that he takes this approach, so he is always welcome to tour homes.
arvin v enes is bigger beef than kendrick v drake 😤😤
enes: here's a window
arvin: this man is a fraud and i wish a plague upon his bloodline for ten generations
That's better YT ads on the page rather than incorporated into the videos
That formal dining room is gross.
Halloween every day 🎃 👻 😂😂😂
Anyone else catch the remote for the sliding wall in the kitchen is stored in the sink? The ovens that are hidden behind them? Fire hazard wtf lol just leave them open for hours whenever you cook? Three meals a day? Two?
The kick asz 55" TV in the family room beside the kitchen ? Lmao
Wind tunnel hallways?
Positive? I really like that canyon directly behind and below. That is awesome nature. No price on that.
Notice those stool chairs at the kitchen counter/island... there's only a few inches of space between the seat and the counter. No human person could actually sit there and put their legs under the counter. LOL obviously, chairs can be switched out. But, just and observation. 😊
❤️ the huge massive painting in the cramped hallway 😂
I watch pretty much all Enes’ videos because he seems like a nice guy and I like to have his house “tours” run on mute in the background while listen to music and work, etc.
ALOT of these homes are VERY POORLY STAGED and VERY OVER PRICED.
I’m sure he gets paid, trips comped, something to “review” these homes.
What REALLY annoys me, as someone formally educated in industrial design [and HEAVILY self educated in architecture and interior design] are things like; the undue focus on mundane, basic or otherwise irrelevant structural elements. It pains me to think some people don’t understand this basic stuff. I find it impossible to believe, especially if you’ve selected the video in the first place. You have to have a BASIC grasp on architecture.
Calling everything “an amazing architectural feature” or saying things are “architecturally significant” when there’s no architectural significance whatsoever.
By far the worst though, in my opinion, is when an entire home w/ no actual architectural significance or even proper design that references a known or even new / innovative style, is referred to as “architectural significant” or “beautifully designed”.
Some of the worst homes w/ no cohesive elements and / or total confusion about what style they even reference to begin w/, are then mis-understood [I guess?] by Enes [or the agent representing the property] and then re-explained incorrectly again in the videos.
My favorites have to be the $40-million+ modern homes in the hills being called “architectural masterpieces” or “beautifully designed”. It’s like, no, the architect must have had a seizure or been on acid when he / she was designing this place - there’s nothing that makes sense. The only true architecturally significant property I’ve personally seen featured on here is the Sheats-Goldstein Residence by John Lautner, then further updated by Lautner [at commission by James Goldstein] till Lautner’s passing. One of the best architects to ever exist. I can’t vouch for Mr. Goldstein’s mobile-home park business practices, but that does not detract from the home itself and seeing Lautner revisit one of his own, very iconic, projects later in life.
These upside down loans are another thing completely and are equally insane. Again, nothing against Enes - I like the guy - I’m sure he has some vested interest in promoting these properties though, which is fine. He should just disclose it though. He mentions the architectural firms and the estate agents / firms sometimes.