Home prices and rents will skyrocket throughout L A. When rebuilt, no residential properties priced below four million. Most who lost their homes won't be able to rebuild, or even hold on to their land, taxes will still be due. They'll need every cent for somewhere else to live. Retired folk will be forced out of the state. You'll never see a trailer park again.
The US-NATO sent more than $150 Billion to encourage the War in Ukraine - with an estimated One Million Dead Ukrainians. Recently the US is assisting Israeli Genocide in Gaza.
I just watched a video about the recovery from the major fire they experienced in Hawaii. That fire occurred eighteen months ago and destroyed 2000 structures. This fire has destroyed 12000 structures. In eighteen months only around 140 structures have started to be rebuilt and most destroyed structures are still waiting on permits. It maybe a decade before this LA destruction has been rebuilt. The magnitude of it is staggering.
You are correct! I look this up the other day. Most of these people will just settle on getting their money from insurance, FEMA or wherever, sell the lot and move on elsewhere! If you’re going to rebuild on the same lot, it could take 3-5 years. A lot of these people are older. They don’t want to waste that time rebuilding. They will move on!
Can you imagine that happening to You? Yes! Yes I can! That’s why I sold my house two months ago! Put the money in the bank, moved out of California and now I rent a house on retirement! If the house burns down, floods, tornado blows it down , I can move somewhere else! And I’m not responsible for any major fixes!
Most of the damage was preventable. By not draining reservoirs, doing controlled burns, and removing dead trees and brushes, but they had other priorities
LA area is-naturally a desert; a place not naturally meant to support 18 million people. The only things making that possible are conduits and canals, many hundreds of miles long; delicate, fragile, and vulnerable lifelines bringing water all the way from the southern Sierras and from northern California.
It is not naturally a desert : it is chaparral, that is to say bushes, small trees, flowers. Normally there are two seasons, cool and rather showery spring and dry, moderately warm summer. But man destroyed the climate : winter months are dry and summer months are scorching with a few moonson floods.
They want to turn it into a 15 minute city. What’s the quickest way to do that?? 1. Take peoples fire insurance away. 2. Wait for the Santa Anna Winds. 3. Maintenance key reservoirs to drain them. 4. Set the fires and burn the place to the ground… 5. Success Where else did they do this? Oh yeah one of the other most beautiful areas with great climates were people also would sell, Hawaii.
A lot of people are talking about building concrete houses like the rest of the World. But little do they know there is one main factor they are not allowed this in California: EARTHQUAKES
My home in Japan is made of concrete (including a flat concrete roof) and meets high standards that are required here due to earthquakes. I've experienced several typhoons/hurricanes as well w/ no damage to the house. The only downside is the aesthetics. It's not nearly as charming as those beautiful homes in California.
Concrete Structures are “allowed” in California. They just have to meet Code, which makes for a very expensive proposition if you want to build a Residence to live in and not a Commercial Building to rent out.
Didn't this fire weed out the most at risk ? Pretty sure new houses will be more fire resistant and even pricier , case in point my home in the foothills has to have Fire Sprinklers that were not required just a few years ago. Does not every area have a Hazard that can happen ? What about all the Tornados in the Midwest , rebuild stronger but you can't make a Home cost 2m because of every possible Hazard. Case in point , is your home ready if Yellowstone blows? .
Corporations will buy up and develop the entire waterfront area and develop it like the “Mega City Miami - Metropolis” with condos, resorts, hotels, shopping malls, restaurants, high speed rail and a few overpriced smaller homes surrounding the “new” California city.
You obviously aren’t familiar with the California coastal commission and the NIMBYs all over. I’m up the coast in Oxnard Channel Islands Harbor and they’ve been talking for the 12 years I’ve been here on how they’re going to redevelop their fisherman’s wharf area and still to this day have a big empty lot there.
Few will acknowledge that California laws and regulations require the government and administrators to perform routine, effective, and scientifically supported forest floor management... The laws and regulations state clearly how the process is to be conducted. The methods and measures are effective and produce the result of slowing and stopping the spread of forest fires and wildfires. The government officials and administrators would gladly carry out their duties, but every time they go about to perform the tasks related to forest management, they are sued and taken to court by environmental groups that prevent effective forest management strategies from being put into effect. At present, there are hundreds of court cases that hold up government officials and administrators from performing their legal and regulatory duties. This crisis lies squarely at the feet of radical environmentalists.
These houses cost millions but were built using cheapest low quality materials. The building companies should be suied for endangering health and safety of the residents.The laws should protect the citizens,the government should enforce more strict building standards.
These houses didn't "cost" millions. They increased in value (value=the amount someone is willing to pay), until they were totally overvalued. Now they are worth nothing, lol. The only value left is the land.
I’m a Real Estate Agent in Los Angeles. There’s no way those homes in the hill will be higher in cost. It will be drastically cheaper. It won’t ever be cheap, but the price will dip all across the city.
@@midnight.amethyst … there’s no way it’s going to be higher than what it was. It is not as high of demand or as prime as it once was. If it was selling for 15 million before, it will be around 12 million if it’s similarly rebuilt, even with more modern enhancements. People were already not rushing to buy them before because of the price. So you think this situation makes them want to buy it now🤣?
Most people will not buy there as fire will always be a risk and also insurance premiums will be crazy. Only super rich who have tons of money will build there.
Buckle up. You're in for a long ride, folks. You are going to be shocked by the government regulations, code upgrades, infrastructure upgrades, reconstruction time frames, labor and skill set limitations, professional contract management and especially the planning approvals, permit issuance, clean up etc etc. BRACE BRACE BRACE, PREPARE FOR IMPACT. TRAGIC EVENTS HAPPEN.
As a community, the people living in this area didn't seem to care about the competency of the people they were electing. They're still going to vote for the same bunch of people again putting their moral vanity above things like running their state. So no, I don't give a crap about these sob stories that were a long time coming. The chickens are coming home to roost.
The samething happened after Hurricane Katrina hit the Gulf coast. The insurance skyrocketed, people couldn't find any place to rent, If you tried to buy a house it was sold for way above what the appraisal price was, you could purchase lots for for hardly anything. Building materials were hard to get. New building codes were upgraded. Now it's 20 years later and it will Never be the same.
I know if it was me I would clear my property use my garage pad and driveway to put a nice fifth wheel RV to be able to stay on my property while I rebuild. If code enforcement said anything to me, I wish them the best of luck.
You would be surrounded by toxic dust, burned trees and houses, toxic water and no utilities. You’ll get cancer before you’ll get a build permit, and there will be another fire by then. You think you’re going to be able to find a construction crew to build when Trump wants to deport all the construction workers that would do this dirty cleanup?
Darren, with all due respect, the '10,000 homes' number in your title is incorrect. Reports that refer to "10,000 structures," include things such as sheds, ADU's, garages, and yes, even "cars" (this was verified by the government agency that posted the numbers) . . . Using a Map, I "hand counted" the houses near the "Palisades Village," and there are 400 to 500 homes there (before the fire) . . . I saw a Fox 11 News report saying 5,000 structures were destroyed in Pacific Palisades, BUT only about 430 HOMES (that was from a reporter) . . . Based on that, I'm not buying the narrative that there are 10's of thousands of displaced people looking for housing. Just keeping it real.
Really? have you looked at the images - everyone I know in Los Angeles knows people who have lost their homes. I know over five people and I'm just one person. It's truly terrible. I live in LA.
@@bridiemacdonald9436 Thanks. The number of "430" was an estimate of the homes damaged near the Palisades village, and not necessarily in the surrounding mountains or Malibu. Also, that number does not include Altadena (40 miles away) . . . Just pointing out that "houses" damaged in the region may be 1000 to 2000 (my estimate, not official), but definitely nowhere near 10,000 homes . . . I live 7 miles south of Pacific Palisades, and the oddity to me is that TV is saying "LA is in flames," but everywhere I drive is "untouched" by the fire . . . Let me know if you find new information (just remember that "structures" does not equal houses)
Well CA expects federal bailouts after the fires, so why wouldn’t CA politicians inflate the damage reports to pressure FEMA and Congress for a bigger bailout? CA lies about everything else, starting with the climate change hoax, so why should they tell the truth now? The whole political class in CA is lying to gullible brainwashed liberals 24/7. The question is, how much farther can the Woke scam go while they’re burning down entire neighborhoods? Let’s just say it’s a bad look for eco scammers to melt thousands of homes and Teslas while the battery packs explode and flood the soil with battery acid…. While they claim to be “saving the environment.”
@@btk1243 LA is over 500 square miles and the second most populated area in the US. OF COURSE the entire city is not in flames - that is not how any wild fires work. The AMAZING app Watch Duty gives a super clear picture of the scope of the fires. Why are you arguing the scope of this? I've lived in the city since the early 90s. So many big fires have ripped through areas. NOTHING like this has happened in that time. I have no idea what drives you to try to minimize this but like any disasters some areas are ok yet leaving too many not. Wind is supposed to pick up today. Ugh. Hope we all keep safe.
You forgot SCHOOLS, LIBRARY, STORES, SHOPPING CENTERS, PARKING GARAGES, GAS STATION, ect. Several schools have burned to the ground, Like Katrina children school records are lost permanently.
The Campfire happened in Nov 2018. The areas of Paradise and Magalia still has many properties not rebuilt on. And promises were broken when it comes to reimbursements. Plus it will take 2-3 years just to clear out the lots. They usually dig down 2-3 feet just to clear a lot. Realistically it will take 3-4 years before you see significant rebuilding
As a european one wonder what the outcome would be if the houses was build of brig and tile with power cables in the ground. You see chimneys and foundations still standing
The biggest issue with buying or building a house in this destroyed area is that you will be living in/on a building site for 10-20 years with daily noise and mess everywhere. No thanks. 🙅♀️ Sorry for your loss to all those affected. 😢
I am a 100% service connected veteran who is in end stage liver disease , and cant get the money to build my home on property I own . I found out no one gives a shit . so i will be one of the 22 a day veteran statistic. so who gives a shit about them either.
RIP SIR, May you find peace and join your brothers in heaven. You have done your best. The 1% rule. My brothers and friends will have a cold drink for you waiting. Prayers
@@toddwheeler1526 what I have to worry about is that I have a Intellectually disabled daughter that i have to take care of like her mother , how can I can I leave them behind to be left with a society that does not give a shit. I cannot trust society to ensure they are taken care of. I have no options. I lost my trust in society.
Please watch dropkick Murphy sing Johnny I hardly knew ya, the live version with the little Irish dancers. It's an anti war song from 1865, they didn't care then and they don't care now. They are users. The little dancers are innocent happy children, god bless them. To me the video is laughing in the face of the haters. God bless you I'll pray for your happiness.
I doubt that California will ever recover from this. The government is broke already and the building permits in California are years behind. There is a major backlog on permits to even start construction in L.A. County. Permits take years out there
Is this so property developers buy up cheap land?? Was this planned by the government???? And the terrain has always been dangerous and really the govt should have done more to prepare for fire. Mel Gibson thinks its suspiscious. And if the insurance company think it was by arson they can refuse payment until the arsonist is convicted. Can you imagine the law suits?? And going ahead only the super rich will afford to live here. But one would be mad to rebuild in the mountains. This will become a smart city only for the super rich. Who started these fires????
California is having massive fires and droughts. Areas of the SW will become to hot to live in. The east and gulf coasts, especially Florida, will get more and more hurricanes. Volatile weather and flooding is happening everywhere and is largely unpredictable. And this is just the beginning. I don’t know if building codes can stand up to nature. What about not building in risky areas anymore? In an era of intense climate change, we need to rethink how and where we live.
You would think that the California Governor and Mayor would have prepared the City for these events. Insurance companies are familiar with the potential dangers of these massive fires in LA.
The Level of this Disaster is immeasurable. People losing their homes absolutely crushes my soul. Sadly, Our country is in complete DENIAL about how horrible things are. Homes are so expensive, Yet Our country has NO SYSTEM when someone loses their home.. This corruption will DESTROY our country. Our country lacks sympathy. We gotta take better care of our own people. Honestly, how are people supposed to recover from Disaster events like these? We are seeing insurance companies fail us, we are seeing our government fail us. Most people are struggling to afford basic living. Then these disasters show up & they just destroy peoples homes. Our country is completely unable to handle this kind of stuff. Our country is failing these people. How does our country expect people to rebuild a second house when affording the first house was already a life long challenge.. How can our country keep functioning like this? Our country is completely out of touch with the reality of the impacts from these disasters. How will our society, our economy, our local & federal governments, How will all of these systems continue to function? How will our country be able to handle all of this stuff? We have to adapt. We have to.
Housing prices will be driven up? Are you nuts? Unless you’re paying cash for your rebuild, you’re not getting a mortgage. No insurance company will touch you. Maybe you shouldn’t try terraforming a desert and instead try living in a more habitable part of the country.
Even those lots reduced to burnt rubble are still worth more than most houses in the USA. I might be one of the few who doesn’t feel too sorry for these people. Apart from the tragic cases where lives were lost or someone lost their primary possession, most of them are so wealthy that this won’t significantly impact their lives. Meanwhile, I can’t even afford the cheapest home in LA. And now, the wealthy residents from the hills will only add more pressure to an already strained real estate market across the city.
You couldn't pay me to live in Hollywood hills or Pacific Palisades right now...or Malibu ......was all set to come out there. Kind of loving BOSTON now .. Price gouges should go to prison. I wish there was something I could do to help. I believe a lot of these were set and were politically motivated. But nobody can control the wind
@@darrenkrizlosangeles Hi Darren, huge fan of your homes channel. Pls watch the sis Erin Lyons, who lives there and does alot of grid work for the planet etc. Interesting pov on her end & she is amazing. Much love to u all out there in l.a/Cali. I also hear that the area of Palisades etc belongs to the Chumash Tribe and alot of things out there built were not given permission etc, so its a big clean up being done, energetically and spiritually aswell. All pov's ofc but yeah. Peace.
6 degrees in Boston…Mosquitoes the size of hummingbirds & rents are about the same….u can stay - I wish my parents had moved out west in the’60s …it’s freaking beautiful
Being able to work 20 years to save for a home is a privilege that many can only dream about, why should people be homeless while others have cozy homes? Honestly I'm not feeling sorry for anyone.
@@tesstess7005While actions do have consequences, the idea of Karma is yet another diabolical deception. Only the Will of God is real, whatever it is. Cooperate and prosper, or deny and take your chances with the owner of this world.
Ummm, other people can work and save for homes like the rest of us, the problem is people want to be lazy and not work but want everything the working class have, fuk that, go EARN YOUR SHIT! fuk college unless you're going to be a Dr or engineer or something useful, go to a trade school and learn a trade! Anyone can do that but today everyone is afraid they might have to do physical labor, fuk your candy ass victim/socialist mentality.
Well, mining tycoon Friedman bought up 2 of Ellen DeGeneres properties for a combined 150 Million so, they do plan on turning it into the Golden State, literally
I believe the less risky areas for fires like where I live in the Seattle Puget sound area will drive up home prices up because of this event. My heart goes out to all those families.
Stolen from who? The Spanish found only a handful of primitive Indians living in what became SoCal. They also noted wildfires on the coast and in the Hills as early as 1539.
In Europe we build everything with concrete and brick. You know the 3 Little Pigs fable ("Little pig, little pig, let me in")? Brick (and concrete) is better! It's time for angelinos to learn that fable. I love your videos, I'm a subscriber for years here and on your main channel, and I'm really sad about what happened.
This is why our constructions are mostly made of brics, stones and mortar, it's fire proof, bullet proof, avoiding pine or resinous lumber at all cost, too much flammable, and we keep distances between houses for insurance compliance
I live in a low risk area, wonder how this will affect my premium. I am locked in with the property taxes so that won't go up any faster. Don't plan on selling with locked in low interest rate as well, but I could move out and rent it for a decent amount. And it's not price gouging as I don't have any pre-fire rent history so I believe I can set the price however I want. Rent increases into the future will depend on how far out we are from this event, I believe it's 6 months to a year that the price gouging of raising rent more than 10% isn't allowed but after that you can raise the rent more on any single family home. It's only multi-family that has statewide rent control now for a number of years for existing tenants.
State Farm 69% of Palisades area policies were cancelled last year-They knew a catastrophic fire was imminent! Why didn’t the mayor or fire chief know!! Because their DEI = Do Expect Incompetence OR Don’t Expect Intelligence!!😂😢
If you have lived in the rich area, say before 1976, you have a small property tax and the increases are limited by law. Moreover, if you move to an expensive home, you can carry the existing property tax with you. I live a few miles from the fire. The new houses in the neighborhood are $4-$7 million. An old couple moves from the rich area and sells the existing house for $15 million and gets a new house for $5 million and has a property tax of only $1000. I live on such a block. If you bought the newly constructed house on the block which is listed for $6.4 million, you would pay about $75k a year in property taxes. But a person moving from Brentwood pays about $1000. I pay about $3000 and have lived on the block for 45 years. The bidding war just started this weekend.
Its a natural disaster the fire was uncontrollable anyway do to the 100mile/H wind, helicopters could not fly in those conditions. So we were limited to firefighter little hose. Electric posts had to be shutdown due to fire hazard risk. The entire area was a fire fuel zone, with dry vegetation and the wooden houses. Even with the entire firefighters of the country it sill wasn't possible to be stopped. The main issue is the capitalism that allowed the City to sold a multitude of lands knowing that is was in a zoning prone to wildfire, and its also the insurances fault for allowing real estate pricy loans to be validate knowing that they won't be able to cover everyone under their policy. The money and official greed and bribes gave rich people access to a none constructible zone
@@michaelWells-ef9bx dum AZ, Santa Ana winds have been around forever and can be forecasted...where was the planning all these decades under Dem control? Got it dum AZ???
Water comes forward as a major reason for lack of initial containment of the fire. As I looked into the use of water supply in Los Angeles, it became apparent that water has been an issue for a long time. While there are many water issues, one of the most significant problems is the Colorado River. It is drying up. 5 states and Mexico use that water. Every state has taken a piece of it. California agriculture uses an excessive amount of water almost without limits. The huge population of Southern California cannot be sustained on the amount of water availability. The military requires water to sustain its defense capabilities and are ever expanding as a result of world pressures. The size of farms and the kinds of crops use large amounts of water. Sea water can be used for many things that fresh water is now used for. Global competition generates high levels of water use that is unsustainable. Cow feed growth takes much water. AZ use of canals uses large amounts of the Colorado River. This problem has been ignored a long time. Water is necessary to sustain life and there is not enough to go around.
If you donate money, choose one that is based in a known church, and before you send one penny, get a sense of whether the organization is doing work for the community. Find pastors who know them and can attest to their integrity. If it is being managed by the elders of the church instead of the pastor by himself. One man can be turned, the deacons and elders are less likely.
Let’s face it, the scrub brush in California is extremely flammable. This includes oak trees as well. The further away you are the better. Why wasn’t a fire break constructed along the perimeter of the community?
There are at Least One Million Millionaires that Live in California. If each one of those Millionaires Donated at Least One Hundred Fifty Thousand Dollars Each that would Cover All of the Cost of the Damages according to Recent estimated Costs! One Hundred Fifty Thousand Dollars Times One Million Millionaires = 150 Billion Dollars! The Question is will One Million Millionaires who Live in California be willing to Donate 150 Thousand Dollars Each? There are Enough Millionaires there to Cover the Costs outside of insurance Coverage. Do The Math! Also to Consider is that there are 186 Billionaires that Live there. California has the Most Billionaires Living there than any other State in the U.S. So, between the Millionaires, and Billionaires that Live in California it shouldn't be Hard to Find the Funds to Rebuild! You would Think that based on the Wealth in California, but The Question is who are the Greedy ones that Won't Help? The Media should step Forward, or Some State Leader, and Start a Millionaire, Billionaire Funding to Help Cover Most of the Damage, if Not All of the costs! At Least what the insurance Companies Won't Pay. There you Go!
@TheMetalFunkAllStars • Love your thinking ! That is exactly the way to approach it ! 🎉 Not that anyone will, but one can at least dream benevolence... 😢 Appreciate your vision. Best regards.
Your prognostications about the Macro elements of City, Insurance, Laws, Rules, "Solid Return on Investment" are pretty far-fetched. "Why Return" is the best question of all.
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Who will want to live in LA after this?
People from all over the world are fighting to move in LA.
@@OfficialDamaniScott Still? Property insurance will skyrocket. Fires, earthquakes, landslides - too much risk.
Me if free
@@OfficialDamaniScottYep.... Still.
Illegals
Home prices and rents will skyrocket throughout L A. When rebuilt, no residential properties priced below four million. Most who lost their homes won't be able to rebuild, or even hold on to their land, taxes will still be due. They'll need every cent for somewhere else to live. Retired folk will be forced out of the state. You'll never see a trailer park again.
They may want to move to somewhere with good forest management and have the resources to put it out when it does happen.
The US-NATO sent more than $150 Billion to encourage the War in Ukraine - with an estimated One Million Dead Ukrainians. Recently the US is assisting Israeli Genocide in Gaza.
I just watched a video about the recovery from the major fire they experienced in Hawaii. That fire occurred eighteen months ago and destroyed 2000 structures. This fire has destroyed 12000 structures. In eighteen months only around 140 structures have started to be rebuilt and most destroyed structures are still waiting on permits. It maybe a decade before this LA destruction has been rebuilt. The magnitude of it is staggering.
Wow, sooooo sad.
Some news channel reported 29000 plus structures destroyed and estimated damage worth 270 to 350 USD
No more insurance for LA , people will leave
You are correct! I look this up the other day. Most of these people will just settle on getting their money from insurance, FEMA or wherever, sell the lot and move on elsewhere! If you’re going to rebuild on the same lot, it could take 3-5 years. A lot of these people are older. They don’t want to waste that time rebuilding. They will move on!
150 billion loss cause the governor didn’t want to fill the dam and they didn’t want to maintain the fire hydrants. Go figure
Can you imagine that happening to You? Yes! Yes I can! That’s why I sold my house two months ago! Put the money in the bank, moved out of California and now I rent a house on retirement! If the house burns down, floods, tornado blows it down , I can move somewhere else! And I’m not responsible for any major fixes!
Where was your house located?
@ in a fire zone between Bakersfield and Fresno in the foot hill below the forest, and we had fires for the last three years! 😮
Sold my hs in cali aug 24' it was in LA county. Got the hell out of there !
Not a bad idea AT ALL
Moved outta oakwood venice in 2021, before the property taxes got skyjacked, and insurance cancellations got people on the run!
And that is not even factoring in the potential landslides that will come later on when the rainy season really hits!
Point well taken😉.
Still have Time to sow beans all over on the hill to avoid that
And earth quakes
Most of the damage was preventable. By not draining reservoirs, doing controlled burns, and removing dead trees and brushes, but they had other priorities
Wef smart cities. This was done on purpose.
Rebuilding takes time, meanwhile it's business as usual at hotels.
Sad that disaster can strike at any instant
Hey, everyone knows we need a high speed rail and 24B mysteriously disappearing from aid to the homeless, right? /s
Climate change is a result of this lifestyle, as long as we polluting as there is no tomorrow we will see this all over the world
NO ONE HAD SPRINKLES
SYSTEM. SHOULD BE MANDATORY IN CALIFORNIA.
LA area is-naturally a desert; a place not naturally meant to support 18 million people.
The only things making that possible are conduits and canals, many hundreds of miles long;
delicate, fragile, and vulnerable lifelines bringing water all the way from the southern Sierras
and from northern California.
Even the Spanish explorers of the ( 1500 & 1600's ) foresaw these fire 🔥 issues😉.
It is not naturally a desert : it is chaparral, that is to say bushes, small trees, flowers. Normally there are two seasons, cool and rather showery spring and dry, moderately warm summer. But man destroyed the climate : winter months are dry and summer months are scorching with a few moonson floods.
Did you read the book California Burning by Katherine Blunt?
Also look for these big private hedge funds to try to come in and buy up non-insured peoples property.. you know they’re gonna do it.
I wonder if some of the funds that go to Israel every year can be diverted to LA rebuilding.
I know it's a crazy thought.
No the smallhats from shtty eu countries are more important.
Because you are a crazy Jew hater. Why don''t you just come out and scream it?
Or the Social Security money and Medicare money that Musk and Jimmy Neutron are trying to steal for President ( Lying 🤥 felon)
"if some of the funds that go to the UKRAINE every year..." Fixed it for ya.
I wonder if all that money that we give to Israel because they are our so called friends will Israel send un money probably not
They want to turn it into a 15 minute city. What’s the quickest way to do that??
1. Take peoples fire insurance away.
2. Wait for the Santa Anna Winds.
3. Maintenance key reservoirs to drain them.
4. Set the fires and burn the place to the ground…
5. Success
Where else did they do this? Oh yeah one of the other most beautiful areas with great climates were people also would sell, Hawaii.
@@Captain-Awesome yup much deeper sinister plot at play
Yep, on the 100 Resilient List plans are already under way. Newsome is already bragging about it, fires not even out yet.
You are spot on bud! Originally zoned for high rise apartment buildings. What a way to force the hand without blame.
All the toxics of plastic were burned in these homes being burned down.
They used DiEnWea to target the bush and smart meters to target the houses.
California is a never ending disaster movie.
Inferno 2 Hollywood Blockbuster 😮
Canada is even worst
Well, Californians voted for it.
the greatest movie maker is there....to propagate the ideal of zionism and western hypocrisy.......carry on lying......
USA has given over 130 Billion to Ukraine. Our priorities are messed up.
You failed to mention the Conservatives in Carolina who got $74/50 while LA Libs will get new homes. REPUGNANT
We’ve given more to Israel!!! And they lie to us all the time!!
Didn’t California spend 24 billions on the homeless and some trainline was 80 billions over budget. Too much money 💰 🤑
@@larsstougaard7097don’t forget $17 mil cut from LA fire department
@larsstougaard7097 please delete your comment as it causes trauma to Snowflake woke Savants 🤣
A lot of people are talking about building concrete houses like the rest of the World. But little do they know there is one main factor they are not allowed this in California: EARTHQUAKES
@@nef.spring Kanye West sold his Reinforced concrete building at Malibu. At 24844 Malibu Road.
It is a ugly expensive building.
Kanye West beachfront Malibu was designed by a famous Japanese architect built with reinforced concrete.
My home in Japan is made of concrete (including a flat concrete roof) and meets high standards that are required here due to earthquakes. I've experienced several typhoons/hurricanes as well w/ no damage to the house. The only downside is the aesthetics. It's not nearly as charming as those beautiful homes in California.
Concrete Structures are “allowed” in California. They just have to meet Code, which makes for a very expensive proposition if you want to build a Residence to live in and not a Commercial Building to rent out.
What about all the cement tilt up warehouses in so cal.
Why would you want to move back to the Palisades, when you know that this won't be the last great fire in the region?
🌪♻🏖 Same with hurricanes...
for at least next 5 years there nothing left to burn in this area
@@ibgmc yup California zoning law will make sure this place stays this way for at least a few years
Same reason people bought houses in fire zones, I imagine. :/
Didn't this fire weed out the most at risk ? Pretty sure new houses will be more fire resistant and even pricier , case in point my home in the foothills has to have Fire Sprinklers that were not required just a few years ago. Does not every area have a Hazard that can happen ? What about all the Tornados in the Midwest , rebuild stronger but you can't make a Home cost 2m because of every possible Hazard. Case in point , is your home ready if Yellowstone blows? .
Corporations will buy up and develop the entire waterfront area and develop it like the “Mega City Miami - Metropolis” with condos, resorts, hotels, shopping malls, restaurants, high speed rail and a few overpriced smaller homes surrounding the “new” California city.
You obviously aren’t familiar with the California coastal commission and the NIMBYs all over. I’m up the coast in Oxnard Channel Islands Harbor and they’ve been talking for the 12 years I’ve been here on how they’re going to redevelop their fisherman’s wharf area and still to this day have a big empty lot there.
Exactly. Can you say smart cities? Surprised this isn’t common knowledge.
De seguro Elon Musk va a invertir en ese gran negocio.
Oh, Shirley Knott, You act like people can be greedy!!
No
Few will acknowledge that California laws and regulations require the government and administrators to perform routine, effective, and scientifically supported forest floor management...
The laws and regulations state clearly how the process is to be conducted.
The methods and measures are effective and produce the result of slowing and stopping the spread of forest fires and wildfires.
The government officials and administrators would gladly carry out their duties, but every time they go about to perform the tasks related to forest management, they are sued and taken to court by environmental groups that prevent effective forest management strategies from being put into effect.
At present, there are hundreds of court cases that hold up government officials and administrators from performing their legal and regulatory duties.
This crisis lies squarely at the feet of radical environmentalists.
These houses cost millions but were built using cheapest low quality materials. The building companies should be suied for endangering health and safety of the residents.The laws should protect the citizens,the government should enforce more strict building standards.
These houses didn't "cost" millions. They increased in value (value=the amount someone is willing to pay), until they were totally overvalued. Now they are worth nothing, lol. The only value left is the land.
@@gabyfields3235 well said
So good quality materials would have resisted the fire ? Dude what materials are you talking about in a fire
@@tristan583Concrete and stone.
I’m a Real Estate Agent in Los Angeles. There’s no way those homes in the hill will be higher in cost. It will be drastically cheaper. It won’t ever be cheap, but the price will dip all across the city.
And Rightly so.....the cost of California real estate was jacked up too high anyway 👍
I think they will be. It's still prime real estate, even with the fires. I'm afraid for what's next (in terms of cost).
People will have to account for an ever increasing fire insurance cost.
@@midnight.amethyst … there’s no way it’s going to be higher than what it was. It is not as high of demand or as prime as it once was. If it was selling for 15 million before, it will be around 12 million if it’s similarly rebuilt, even with more modern enhancements. People were already not rushing to buy them before because of the price. So you think this situation makes them want to buy it now🤣?
Most people will not buy there as fire will always be a risk and also insurance premiums will be crazy.
Only super rich who have tons of money will build there.
Buckle up. You're in for a long ride, folks. You are going to be shocked by the government regulations, code upgrades, infrastructure upgrades, reconstruction time frames, labor and skill set limitations, professional contract management and especially the planning approvals, permit issuance, clean up etc etc. BRACE BRACE BRACE, PREPARE FOR IMPACT. TRAGIC EVENTS HAPPEN.
18 months, and Lahaina is just now starting to actually build.
I can understand why people don’t build brick houses in California due to earthquakes. But why can’t they build them with reinforced concrete?
A lot of homeless people do live in reinforced concrete homes like under freeway overpasses.
@@danhelwig😂😂😂😂 Right 👍
Because they are ugly
Brick and concrete are way too expensive to build with in California
As a community, the people living in this area didn't seem to care about the competency of the people they were electing. They're still going to vote for the same bunch of people again putting their moral vanity above things like running their state. So no, I don't give a crap about these sob stories that were a long time coming. The chickens are coming home to roost.
The samething happened after Hurricane Katrina hit the Gulf coast. The insurance skyrocketed, people couldn't find any place to rent, If you tried to buy a house it was sold for way above what the appraisal price was, you could purchase lots for for hardly anything. Building materials were hard to get. New building codes were upgraded. Now it's 20 years later and it will Never be the same.
I know if it was me I would clear my property use my garage pad and driveway to put a nice fifth wheel RV to be able to stay on my property while I rebuild. If code enforcement said anything to me, I wish them the best of luck.
You would be surrounded by toxic dust, burned trees and houses, toxic water and no utilities. You’ll get cancer before you’ll get a build permit, and there will be another fire by then. You think you’re going to be able to find a construction crew to build when Trump wants to deport all the construction workers that would do this dirty cleanup?
We lived in a trailer on our land while we built our house worked out well
They would slap a $1,000 a day fine on you. It's Commiefornia, Dude.
@@tobyray8700 not a great place to live,people are moving out to live here in Missouri
So LA 2028 just like what the plan called for, huh?
Good going Gavin, i hope your lil fishy is safe.
Darren, with all due respect, the '10,000 homes' number in your title is incorrect. Reports that refer to "10,000 structures," include things such as sheds, ADU's, garages, and yes, even "cars" (this was verified by the government agency that posted the numbers) . . . Using a Map, I "hand counted" the houses near the "Palisades Village," and there are 400 to 500 homes there (before the fire) . . . I saw a Fox 11 News report saying 5,000 structures were destroyed in Pacific Palisades, BUT only about 430 HOMES (that was from a reporter) . . . Based on that, I'm not buying the narrative that there are 10's of thousands of displaced people looking for housing. Just keeping it real.
Really? have you looked at the images - everyone I know in Los Angeles knows people who have lost their homes. I know over five people and I'm just one person. It's truly terrible. I live in LA.
@@bridiemacdonald9436 Thanks. The number of "430" was an estimate of the homes damaged near the Palisades village, and not necessarily in the surrounding mountains or Malibu. Also, that number does not include Altadena (40 miles away) . . . Just pointing out that "houses" damaged in the region may be 1000 to 2000 (my estimate, not official), but definitely nowhere near 10,000 homes . . . I live 7 miles south of Pacific Palisades, and the oddity to me is that TV is saying "LA is in flames," but everywhere I drive is "untouched" by the fire . . . Let me know if you find new information (just remember that "structures" does not equal houses)
Well CA expects federal bailouts after the fires, so why wouldn’t CA politicians inflate the damage reports to pressure FEMA and Congress for a bigger bailout? CA lies about everything else, starting with the climate change hoax, so why should they tell the truth now? The whole political class in CA is lying to gullible brainwashed liberals 24/7. The question is, how much farther can the Woke scam go while they’re burning down entire neighborhoods? Let’s just say it’s a bad look for eco scammers to melt thousands of homes and Teslas while the battery packs explode and flood the soil with battery acid…. While they claim to be “saving the environment.”
@@btk1243 LA is over 500 square miles and the second most populated area in the US. OF COURSE the entire city is not in flames - that is not how any wild fires work. The AMAZING app Watch Duty gives a super clear picture of the scope of the fires. Why are you arguing the scope of this? I've lived in the city since the early 90s. So many big fires have ripped through areas. NOTHING like this has happened in that time. I have no idea what drives you to try to minimize this but like any disasters some areas are ok yet leaving too many not. Wind is supposed to pick up today. Ugh. Hope we all keep safe.
You forgot SCHOOLS, LIBRARY, STORES, SHOPPING CENTERS, PARKING GARAGES, GAS STATION, ect. Several schools have burned to the ground,
Like Katrina children school records are lost permanently.
The Campfire happened in Nov 2018. The areas of Paradise and Magalia still has many properties not rebuilt on. And promises were broken when it comes to reimbursements. Plus it will take 2-3 years just to clear out the lots. They usually dig down 2-3 feet just to clear a lot. Realistically it will take 3-4 years before you see significant rebuilding
As a european one wonder what the outcome would be if the houses was build of brig and tile with power cables in the ground. You see chimneys and foundations still standing
Bricks tumble in earthquakes and still burn inside, then you have a burned hull of a house you have to rebuild that stinks of fire.
Homes are filled with combustible materials.
Except it's an earthquake zone
Best have it like nativ Americans. Have a hut. Comes fire pack and leave.
The biggest issue with buying or building a house in this destroyed area is that you will be living in/on a building site for 10-20 years with daily noise and mess everywhere. No thanks. 🙅♀️
Sorry for your loss to all those affected. 😢
Most of these homes won't be rebuilt in our life times..
Los Angeles has the most homeless in the WORLD!!!!!
I am a 100% service connected veteran who is in end stage liver disease , and cant get the money to build my home on property I own . I found out no one gives a shit . so i will be one of the 22 a day veteran statistic. so who gives a shit about them either.
Prayers up hero! 🇺🇸
RIP SIR, May you find peace and join your brothers in heaven. You have done your best. The 1% rule. My brothers and friends will have a cold drink for you waiting. Prayers
Keep going. Push on. It’s not over till God says it’s over. Trust Him with your life and death.
@@toddwheeler1526 what I have to worry about is that I have a Intellectually disabled daughter that i have to take care of like her mother , how can I can I leave them behind to be left with a society that does not give a shit. I cannot trust society to ensure they are taken care of. I have no options. I lost my trust in society.
Please watch dropkick Murphy sing Johnny I hardly knew ya, the live version with the little Irish dancers. It's an anti war song from 1865, they didn't care then and they don't care now. They are users. The little dancers are innocent happy children, god bless them. To me the video is laughing in the face of the haters. God bless you I'll pray for your happiness.
We are going to see GREEDY PEOPLE ,and the people in government are just as greedy as ever!!!
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How is it possible to carry a home loan without fire insurance in a fire prone area?
If the home is paid off you don't need insurance, otherwise I think owners needed some kind of fire policy.
It's not.
@@blakeaaron5698yep, it’s called self insurance
I just can't imagine what these families and individuals are going through but l.send nothing but love thanks DK
People should have empathy for the children in the gaza strip who are alone and hungry instead .
I doubt that California will ever recover from this. The government is broke already and the building permits in California are years behind. There is a major backlog on permits to even start construction in L.A. County. Permits take years out there
INSURANCE COSTS NEED TO BE ISOLATED TO THESE AREAS
I'm not paying for CALIFORNIA idiocracy
most policies are based on zip code and include the risk factor. Don’t forget you already pay a premium for living in an earthquake area
The most heartbreaking part is all the animals suffering.
You brought up a LOT of consequences this fire will have! Excellent report! 👍
No bank will lend money! Cash up front! No fire insurance!
Is this so property developers buy up cheap land?? Was this planned by the government???? And the terrain has always been dangerous and really the govt should have done more to prepare for fire. Mel Gibson thinks its suspiscious. And if the insurance company think it was by arson they can refuse payment until the arsonist is convicted. Can you imagine the law suits?? And going ahead only the super rich will afford to live here. But one would be mad to rebuild in the mountains. This will become a smart city only for the super rich. Who started these fires????
Mel Gibson is completely nuts 🥜
California is having massive fires and droughts. Areas of the SW will become to hot to live in. The east and gulf coasts, especially Florida, will get more and more hurricanes. Volatile weather and flooding is happening everywhere and is largely unpredictable. And this is just the beginning. I don’t know if building codes can stand up to nature. What about not building in risky areas anymore? In an era of intense climate change, we need to rethink how and where we live.
Spanish explorers noted fires on the Pacific coast as early as 1539.
Insurance will be up maybe 1000% for sure!!!!!
Just get rid of any forest near homes.
I would rather live in cold weather
You would think that the California Governor and Mayor would have prepared the City for these events. Insurance companies are familiar with the potential dangers of these massive fires in LA.
God Is Great. The lord Moves in Mysterious and unpredictable ways .
Maranatha.
No more Fire Insurance.
I think only the rich will be living in the new LA.
Hint: San Andreas
Consider the fire a sign and move out while you can.
Just the demolition tasks will be monumental.
How are they charging their EVs?
The Level of this Disaster is immeasurable. People losing their homes absolutely crushes my soul. Sadly, Our country is in complete DENIAL about how horrible things are. Homes are so expensive, Yet Our country has NO SYSTEM when someone loses their home.. This corruption will DESTROY our country. Our country lacks sympathy. We gotta take better care of our own people.
Honestly, how are people supposed to recover from Disaster events like these? We are seeing insurance companies fail us, we are seeing our government fail us. Most people are struggling to afford basic living. Then these disasters show up & they just destroy peoples homes. Our country is completely unable to handle this kind of stuff. Our country is failing these people. How does our country expect people to rebuild a second house when affording the first house was already a life long challenge.. How can our country keep functioning like this? Our country is completely out of touch with the reality of the impacts from these disasters. How will our society, our economy, our local & federal governments, How will all of these systems continue to function? How will our country be able to handle all of this stuff? We have to adapt. We have to.
….that’s the plan….
Housing prices will be driven up? Are you nuts? Unless you’re paying cash for your rebuild, you’re not getting a mortgage. No insurance company will touch you. Maybe you shouldn’t try terraforming a desert and instead try living in a more habitable part of the country.
It's gonna go the other way. Large corporations gonna build real state there. Customers gonna be billionaires.
Guaranteed wildfires? Earthquakes? What are you waiting for….your home to be burnt to the ground or something? Earthquakes give no warnings…
I truly feel sorry for people who lost everything! Insurance companies has big payout
Even those lots reduced to burnt rubble are still worth more than most houses in the USA. I might be one of the few who doesn’t feel too sorry for these people. Apart from the tragic cases where lives were lost or someone lost their primary possession, most of them are so wealthy that this won’t significantly impact their lives. Meanwhile, I can’t even afford the cheapest home in LA. And now, the wealthy residents from the hills will only add more pressure to an already strained real estate market across the city.
You couldn't pay me to live in Hollywood hills or Pacific Palisades right now...or Malibu ......was all set to come out there. Kind of loving BOSTON now ..
Price gouges should go to prison. I wish there was something I could do to help.
I believe a lot of these were set and were politically motivated. But nobody can control the wind
They truly should… Im a fan of Boston as well
you can donate financially
@@darrenkrizlosangeles Hi Darren, huge fan of your homes channel. Pls watch the sis Erin Lyons, who lives there and does alot of grid work for the planet etc. Interesting pov on her end & she is amazing. Much love to u all out there in l.a/Cali. I also hear that the area of Palisades etc belongs to the Chumash Tribe and alot of things out there built were not given permission etc, so its a big clean up being done, energetically and spiritually aswell. All pov's ofc but yeah. Peace.
Send the kids to law school. The only lasting thing left in USA
6 degrees in Boston…Mosquitoes the size of hummingbirds & rents are about the same….u can stay - I wish my parents had moved out west in the’60s …it’s freaking beautiful
Los angeles will never be the same.Welcome to smart city.
Being able to work 20 years to save for a home is a privilege that many can only dream about, why should people be homeless while others have cozy homes? Honestly I'm not feeling sorry for anyone.
My dear, your past actions /KARMA shape your present and the future.
@@tesstess7005While actions do have consequences, the idea of Karma is yet another diabolical deception. Only the Will of God is real, whatever it is. Cooperate and prosper, or deny and take your chances with the owner of this world.
@@Ryan_ChristopherTrump is God, he's coming to save America, MAGA
Ummm, other people can work and save for homes like the rest of us, the problem is people want to be lazy and not work but want everything the working class have, fuk that, go EARN YOUR SHIT! fuk college unless you're going to be a Dr or engineer or something useful, go to a trade school and learn a trade! Anyone can do that but today everyone is afraid they might have to do physical labor, fuk your candy ass victim/socialist mentality.
Let’s hope that building code and city planning will change.
And that brush clearing is taken seriously again.
For some people this is just not a life lesson one has to get beyond, it’s a life ending situation.
Ruling class gets what they want. No exceptions. Keep voting for the same people expecting a different result.
Where is the rest of the world coming to our aid. Wheres the ships, with cleanup crew. Food, supplies, medicine??
😂
Welcome To "Black Rock" California, Land Of The Chard ! What Ever Happened To The "Golden State"?!! 🤔
Well, mining tycoon Friedman bought up 2 of Ellen DeGeneres properties for a combined 150 Million so, they do plan on turning it into the Golden State, literally
I can only imagine how toxic those fires are because they burned nothing but plastic why would anybody wanna live on such a toxic piece of land?
I believe the less risky areas for fires like where I live in the Seattle Puget sound area will drive up home prices up because of this event. My heart goes out to all those families.
I wonder if the roofs were the easiest thing to catch fire? I have a metal roof and I could have a cook fire on it.
After the 1962 Bel Air fire, they made rules against wood roofs.
My heart and prayers go out to these people!! Truly sad! 😢
Thank you for the insight. LA will get back stronger.
Sorry but no.
Good luck, please lead the way for your people! 🤡
@@lgenterprise2123 why are you so mad?? Why don't you have sympathy? Because you hate LA?
@@lgenterprise2123 thank you. Well, you never know dude.it’s a long road to recovery but Resilience is key.
Gonna take time. A whole lot of precious time. And it's gonna take money. It's gonna take money and time.To do it right.
Talk about stolen land.
Stolen from who? The Spanish found only a handful of primitive Indians living in what became SoCal. They also noted wildfires on the coast and in the Hills as early as 1539.
LA gone back to dark ages.
In Europe we build everything with concrete and brick. You know the 3 Little Pigs fable ("Little pig, little pig, let me in")? Brick (and concrete) is better!
It's time for angelinos to learn that fable.
I love your videos, I'm a subscriber for years here and on your main channel, and I'm really sad about what happened.
Thank you and appreciate the support over the years 🙏🏼
We live in earthquake country those aren't ever going to be an option.
@@vadorealy you havent visited tokyo I guess, most earthquake prone area and all buildings earthquake proof and built with concrete.
BUT California is earthquake country. Masonry buildings suffer the most during earthquakes.
@@hallmobility Japan us too
So sad, Hollywood collapsed 😢 the dream is gone.. everything after will be artificial. Like you said the real character is gone
😅WTF? So Hollywoke was 'REAL' ?? Make-believe and CGI won't rebuild devastated communities in the real world.
This is why our constructions are mostly made of brics, stones and mortar, it's fire proof, bullet proof, avoiding pine or resinous lumber at all cost, too much flammable, and we keep distances between houses for insurance compliance
Tax season property taxes
REAISTATEWILL GO DOWN IN PRICE BUT SOME RICH PEOPLE LIKE BLACK ROCK WILL BUY THEM OUT FOR PENNIES ON THE DOLLAR
I live in a low risk area, wonder how this will affect my premium. I am locked in with the property taxes so that won't go up any faster. Don't plan on selling with locked in low interest rate as well, but I could move out and rent it for a decent amount. And it's not price gouging as I don't have any pre-fire rent history so I believe I can set the price however I want. Rent increases into the future will depend on how far out we are from this event, I believe it's 6 months to a year that the price gouging of raising rent more than 10% isn't allowed but after that you can raise the rent more on any single family home. It's only multi-family that has statewide rent control now for a number of years for existing tenants.
Leave LA and California , no more insurance
build concrete single family homes, if they had those the destruction would have been 80% less
😂 😂😂ya Right 😂😂😂
Did you see what the Earthquakes do with concrete?
@ you can build earthquake proof buildings like Japan does
You just have to know Nature wants that area as a desert ! I would not want to live there at all! It will happen again !😢
State Farm 69% of Palisades area policies were cancelled last year-They knew a catastrophic fire was imminent! Why didn’t the mayor or fire chief know!! Because their DEI = Do Expect Incompetence OR Don’t Expect Intelligence!!😂😢
don't expect intelligence from people who build million dollar mansions in well known fire prone areas....now that's STUPID
If you have lived in the rich area, say before 1976, you have a small property tax and the increases are limited by law. Moreover, if you move to an expensive home, you can carry the existing property tax with you.
I live a few miles from the fire. The new houses in the neighborhood are $4-$7 million. An old couple moves from the rich area and sells the existing house for $15 million and gets a new house for $5 million and has a property tax of only $1000.
I live on such a block. If you bought the newly constructed house on the block which is listed for $6.4 million, you would pay about $75k a year in property taxes. But a person moving from Brentwood pays about $1000. I pay about $3000 and have lived on the block for 45 years.
The bidding war just started this weekend.
Its a natural disaster the fire was uncontrollable anyway do to the 100mile/H wind, helicopters could not fly in those conditions. So we were limited to firefighter little hose. Electric posts had to be shutdown due to fire hazard risk. The entire area was a fire fuel zone, with dry vegetation and the wooden houses. Even with the entire firefighters of the country it sill wasn't possible to be stopped. The main issue is the capitalism that allowed the City to sold a multitude of lands knowing that is was in a zoning prone to wildfire, and its also the insurances fault for allowing real estate pricy loans to be validate knowing that they won't be able to cover everyone under their policy. The money and official greed and bribes gave rich people access to a none constructible zone
Imagine how hard , it will to get insurance in future
Foreign companies gonna afford it. Their customers gonna be billionaires
Yes these neighborhoods when they are eventually rebuilt will never be the same. NEWSOM and KAREN BASS’s LEGACY WILL LIVE FOREVER! 😮
Wind was the problem….dum Az
Having inadequate water supply was the problem Jack Az@@michaelWells-ef9bx
@@michaelWells-ef9bx dum AZ, Santa Ana winds have been around forever and can be forecasted...where was the planning all these decades under Dem control? Got it dum AZ???
Water comes forward as a major reason for lack of initial containment of the fire. As I looked into the use of water supply in Los Angeles, it became apparent that water has been an issue for a long time. While there are many water issues, one of the most significant problems is the Colorado River. It is drying up. 5 states and Mexico use that water. Every state has taken a piece of it. California agriculture uses an excessive amount of water almost without limits. The huge population of Southern California cannot be sustained on the amount of water availability. The military requires water to sustain its defense capabilities and are ever expanding as a result of world pressures. The size of farms and the kinds of crops use large amounts of water. Sea water can be used for many things that fresh water is now used for. Global competition generates high levels of water use that is unsustainable. Cow feed growth takes much water. AZ use of canals uses large amounts of the Colorado River. This problem has been ignored a long time. Water is necessary to sustain life and there is not enough to go around.
How much has been spent on the white elephant high speed rail, which has been halted. Genius!
CORPORATIONS WILL BUY UP ALL THE LAND🤨
All planned~
@matthewmatt5285 1,000,000% agree with you sir 👍🏿
If you donate money, choose one that is based in a known church, and before you send one penny, get a sense of whether the organization is doing work for the community. Find pastors who know them and can attest to their integrity. If it is being managed by the elders of the church instead of the pastor by himself. One man can be turned, the deacons and elders are less likely.
The original character was THE selling point for us locals. It will never be replicated.
Let’s face it, the scrub brush in California is extremely flammable. This includes oak trees as well. The further away you are the better. Why wasn’t a fire break constructed along the perimeter of the community?
There are at Least One Million Millionaires that Live in California. If each one of those Millionaires Donated at Least One Hundred Fifty Thousand Dollars Each that would Cover All of the Cost of the Damages according to Recent estimated Costs! One Hundred Fifty Thousand Dollars Times One Million Millionaires = 150 Billion Dollars! The Question is will One Million Millionaires who Live in California be willing to Donate 150 Thousand Dollars Each? There are Enough Millionaires there to Cover the Costs outside of insurance Coverage. Do The Math! Also to Consider is that there are 186 Billionaires that Live there. California has the Most Billionaires Living there than any other State in the U.S. So, between the Millionaires, and Billionaires that Live in California it shouldn't be Hard to Find the Funds to Rebuild! You would Think that based on the Wealth in California, but The Question is who are the Greedy ones that Won't Help? The Media should step Forward, or Some State Leader, and Start a Millionaire, Billionaire Funding to Help Cover Most of the Damage, if Not All of the costs! At Least what the insurance Companies Won't Pay. There you Go!
@TheMetalFunkAllStars • Love your thinking ! That is exactly the way to approach it ! 🎉 Not that anyone will, but one can at least dream benevolence... 😢 Appreciate your vision. Best regards.
So you think a million dollars is a lot of money? Well it was 30 years ago but not today. I know…….
One million millionaires. Is it real money or fake money? Backed up by gold?
I love your Channel
I'm wondering how many Cars have been destroyed?
Palisades, Malibu....can all be affordable housing now.
It's gonna go the other way. Large corporations gonna build real state there. Customers gonna be billionaires.
Maybe after they re-build....they'll practice a little forest management to prevent this kind of things.
Your prognostications about the Macro elements of City, Insurance, Laws, Rules, "Solid Return on Investment" are pretty far-fetched. "Why Return" is the best question of all.
Once CA politics return to electing competent leaders instead of ideologues- prosperity will return. Have we finally learned our lesson?
You think you have trauma now waiit until you meet the clowns who'll rebuild it.