Exploring an Abandoned Neighborhood | Bought Out by A Warehouse Company

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  • Опубликовано: 12 фев 2022
  • Exploring an Abandoned Neighborhood in Bensenville, IL that was bought out by a warehouse company. A lot of personal belongings were left behind. We also had to run from Security after they saw us inside a house...
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  • @paulhohmann8539
    @paulhohmann8539 2 года назад +39

    Someone watching this video now like “dude that was my room as a kid!”

  • @sarahtaylor2492
    @sarahtaylor2492 Год назад +9

    The house with all the mould leading down to the basement was actually a really nice house, like you I loved the kitchen cupboards, what a shame it’s all getting demolished. Thankyou great explore

  • @andrewwilliamson5720
    @andrewwilliamson5720 2 года назад +17

    Bro that private room said 420 on it that was there smoke sesh room haha

  • @danabananaz
    @danabananaz Год назад +8

    I would have to try and find a way to bring that tanning bed home ... They must of been offered a lot to leave that and the pool table.. or had no one to help remove them .. I hope the fish were taken with them .. these houses are beautiful ....... Better than any house I lived in.. unbelievable

  • @jimhersey8126
    @jimhersey8126 Год назад +3

    Just watched this video. Pretty awesome work. So sad what happened there. I was wondering where in Bensenville this was, I am interested in doing some exploring of my own.

  • @sadiegirlwolf
    @sadiegirlwolf Год назад +8

    In all the houses you see carpet pulled back in the corners as well as padding,,And in some tiles are chipped away from the floors,,,This is due to the inspection of asbestos floor tiles that could be in the home. So thats not vandalism that is routine demo asbestos pre inspection>>>>>>

  • @anthonybork919
    @anthonybork919 2 года назад +9

    I know where this is. I remember off a certain road right in that area years ago they brought all the houses sat for years then they built warehouses then knocked them all down to expand a certain airport. Crazy how much money people are offered for growth in that area.

  • @cece3194
    @cece3194 Год назад

    12:43

  • @theelevatedintrovert4180
    @theelevatedintrovert4180 2 года назад +3

    “Don’t come in here it’s private!” 😂😂😂

  • @bellarose-au
    @bellarose-au 2 года назад +10

    The light fittings alone are worth some decent coin in my country. Then there's the tanning bed, pool table, fridges and stoves - that's all money, even second-hand sell. Why wouldn't they take that stuff to sell? (Get a little extra from their near new homes).

  • @cttncndyiscreamm
    @cttncndyiscreamm Год назад +1

    I live in a house similar to the first house but not entirely. (It's a bi level house my parents renovated that I live in) but since the aesthetics of like how the home was built, it's safe to assume the house was built in the late 60's - 70's. Since the heating in the bedrooms looks like it comes from that same period.

  • @clockworkNate
    @clockworkNate Год назад +1

    That's crazy that they left the whole pool table! I would've at least taken the corner pockets 😄

  • @pepperj

    I lived in Bensenville from 97-2010. That was actually a pretty nice area. Sucks to see go, I believe the warehouses are up at this point.

  • @bellarose-au
    @bellarose-au 2 года назад +1

    OMG! The Queen Anne style lounge/couch... 😥

  • @paytonsaldana3656
    @paytonsaldana3656 2 года назад +4

    Was there the other day security getting more and more tight since construction is starting

  • @jayaCatLvr-ys5ix

    These houses looks nice.

  • @dragonninja777
    @dragonninja777 2 года назад +4

    i think thats the neighborhood that is in the area by my work

  • @Kevin19700

    Talk system?😂Yeh that’s called an “intercom” dude!

  • @sm2049

    This happened to a neighborhood in Fort Worth. They demolished an entire neighborhood 4 years ago and built warehouses that stand vacant to this day.

  • @rebeccarg
    @rebeccarg Год назад +2

    the 420 room 😂