Balancing Budget and Dream Home - Location Location Location - S15 EP5 - Real Estate TV
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- Опубликовано: 29 сен 2024
- In this episode of Location Location Location, two couples, Emily and Danny, and Nicola and Tony, embark on a challenging journey to find their dream homes. Witness the twists and turns of first-time buyers navigating a tricky real estate market and making tough decisions to balance their budgets with their housing aspirations.
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Kinda love the blue kitchen with bright tiles - even the blue floor. Fun.
The culture of sitting at the dinner table every evening, seems the be normal in France, Italy and Switzerland.
Best part of this episode is that Tony sounds a bit like Alan Rickman!
OMG, he does! 😃❤ And that dining room WAS lovely, lol.
I was just going to say that! Great minds and all that... lol.
That's the first thing I thought when we were introduced to him. He sounds and looks like Alan Rickman.
Yes! I thought the same
Yes!!! Thank you!!!💕💕💕
Tony reminds me of Adam Rickman! The way he looks, and the way he talks!
Yes! I was trying to figure it out. Totally
I love this couple. Learning a lot by watching them.
The guy with the ear lobes, was classed as fashionable - i have seen more strength in a wet paper bag, even the sister did not acknowledge his existence, i feel that relationship is going to fissle out very soon. and the other couple i have never seen somebody so happy in having a room with a two by 4 to sit around. Apart from that Kirstie and Phil great show as usual.
✔😂 For sure Mr. Metrosexual with the very predictable Where's Waldo ensemble and ear gauges, full sleeve tats, pierced nose UGH ❗ and her with the predictable pierced nose, stenciled eyebrows, jewelry designer, whatever 😂 brassy blondish fried hairdo. Alright then
They can't see past the decor, omg, it's just paint!
If they really don't want to do the work themselves, it surely wouldn't cost that much to hire a painter.
Yonys face lit up when he saw the Redcar house was freshly painted! 😂😂
It’s French to want to eat every day in the dining room.
Love this show 😊
Are there only 3 styles of back splash for kitchens in England?
No
These houses are old and dated in areas where there are more older people unlike if they were looking in London, Kent or Surrey etc
I love when you explore the outside areas. What about additions to the buildings? Looking 5years down the road?
8:22 I keep expecting to see the HO scale Lionel train buzz by in this neighborhood! 😁😎👍✌
If you decide to sell your house and you get a good offer which you accept, DON’T turn around after a couple of days and decide not to sell it after all! So disappointing for that young couple.
Agree Alan Rickman’s voice was once described as “Smooth as black velvet” Wonder if Tony is a relative
Awwwwww! So cute from Tony @ 22:44. 💖🤣
I WANT THE RED RV!
I’m curious about something. Here in the US, in some towns, you need to be in a commercially-zoned area to run a business from your home. Is that also the case in the UK?
Usually if you're not drawing a lot of drive in or walk up traffic, it wouldn't matter. I got the impression that they needed work space, rather than retail. I hope someone answers your question about the UK
Not for what is termed a cottage industry (literally can be done in a cottage/residential area without disturbing neighbors). Larger scale yes you need to be in a property that is sold as 'retail/manufacturing/whatever'. They don't zone areas unless it's like a business park. As in most older countries, small stores intermingle with residential areas - which is great for the 'local shop' that people can walk easily to from their homes.
Thanks for clarifying. I wondered whether they should be considering a home in a residential area.
You can run business from home, the garage, outbuildings, garden office etc
Hello Kirstie and sweet man Phil 🤗🌹🌷🌹🌷🌹🌷🌹👑😍💯
I wonder if Tony has come out by now ...
Wow. that French guy sound like Alan Rickman.
All I could think while watching this show was Portlandia's "She's Making Jewelry Now" song. ruclips.net/video/UBPT1pgByqc/видео.html
They are referring to the dog.not the child.
Good god. These kids are painful😂
Shame on any family who only use their dining room for Christmas and Easter. It should be used every night whenever possible. No wonder modern families are falling apart because of lack of communication. Sitting around the dinner table together is paramount to family harmony.
Never have I met a man who requires a dining room to make a house acceptable!
It’s nicer than sitting in front of the tv with a tray on your lap!!🙄
I don't care if they were giving them away I would live no where northern
I think eating in the dinning room every night comes from Tony's French side. I live in France and have taken up the habit too.
After an offer had been accepted by the auction house, the owner should have to pay a 5% penalty to the potential buyers.
We enjoy this show so much...doesn't matter that it's over 10 years old. Kirstie and Phil are great entertainment. And it's fun to critique some of the peculiar house hunters as well.
EXACTLY what I feel as well 🤣☺️
"I can't look him in the eye because I'm looking at his ear lobes". Good 'ole Kirstie, to make me laugh out loud. That was hilarious! Thanks for the upload, more, please!
I agree!! Where are masculine men…
I'm glad Nicola and Tony found a house they like, but it drives me nuts when people reject a house, like the second one they saw, because they don't like the wallpaper and the paint colours.
@@georgiesmith106 wow, the fellow says if his woman is happy, he's happy and everyone has a problem with that???????
@@georgiesmith106 Ok, um, dude, this is a house hunting show, not a bodybuilder competition, lol. And Tony looks pretty masculine to me....and he's French.
@@thehungrygoldfish I don't think she was referring to Tony
She's worried about 4 miles.... it's not like it's 4 hours away
Sheesh
Omg! Her sister has to travel 3 miles to work! Heaven forbid.
Exactly 🤣😂🤣😂
my thoughts too. You can do that on a bicycle.
Is that with a baby in tow?
@@wgrady222 They're called buses.
@@wgrady222No just leave them at home God
Tony wasn't lying when he said he'd know the minute he walking into a place whether it would be the one!
Kirstie says that generally people know in the first 11 seconds ...
So many young ones i would think have more vision. A 4 mile commute to work is amazing. If the sister/business partner wants her closer, pitch in on the office cost
I think it’s more that Jess wants to be close to her sister, not the other way around.
I have a sudden urge to re-watch Harry Potter🤣🤣
The young couple (Emily and partner) aren't intelligent house hunters. Frustrating viewing them. The victorian one was gorgeous. They're looking for perfection and being 3 miles away from her sister doesn't suit. Madness. Why no closed captions in this video?
The third house shown to the young couple was exquisite: it showcases great taste and a lifetime of collecting early art nouveau. I would have bought it, but it would be almost impossible to replicate the atmosphere of the house.
That house by the water was perfect. You're going to be living there for a long time. Paint as you go oooo! This property will only increase in value being close to the beach
I was just thining it's probably worth like 600K now!
If you put your office in the dining room, you are going to be living cluttered and NEVER get away from work....ever. Don't do it. I worked from home for over 20 years ion the basement and even then it was hard. You want your office out of sight in the basement, spare bedroom or BEST YET in an annex.
Tony is from french extraction where we most of the time, only eat in a proper dinning room 😊
Raising our kids in the 70/80s we insisted on eating our evening meal together in the dining room. Good family time. My daughter continues this with her family to this day. My son and his wife not so much.
Great episode. Kirstie gives us a very useful principle when she lists the criteria of size, condition and location -- and says that you might be able to get 2 out of 3, but not all three. Those young 'uns should take a bit more time to find a house.
But I want all three, damn it! And I want the house to be done to my EXACT SPECIFICATIONS! Even if they have to bulldoze all the houses around it! I don't care! As long as I get what I want where I want at the price I want to pay, then I'm happy!
@@thehungrygoldfish will not buy it! it's not perfect!
Just love the chemistry between two colleagues ❤😂 Always entertaining great humour
I've never had a separate dining room, but always had an eat in kitchen where we sit at the table together (no bar seats at the counter) everyday, most often for multiple meals.
We had both. An eat in kitchen and separate dining room. And we used the dining room for Christmas and Thanksgiving and for doing homework on. It was a "walk-through" room (to get to the tv room).
Kurski- very very nice lipstick! always- love the batter- love the filming and love the analyses of the towns/villages and cities!
What I find interesting is that young couples freak out over all the work. You start one room at a time and it just goes on. Young people have been so spoiled.
It has nothing to do with age, lol. i've seen loads of young people being ecstatic about doing work and a ton of old people who don't want to even change a lightbulb! Old people can be lazy bastards too!
I felt a bit like you do as I saw the couples backing away from doing cosmetic as opposed to structural improvements. But then I considered that one of them had a toddler in tow (and maybe a paid job each too), and the other would be busy from the get-go working full-time from home.
Travel 3 and1/2 miles too work and have to drive 1 1/2 mile for her sister. awwwwww pooorrr you and walk
happened to me too, when i signed up for a farm vendor later refused to sell, and enforcing contract just incurred HUGE LEGAL BILLS, and the vicious vendor had the audacity to fabricate a bogus counter lawsuit to scare me off [Chinese businessman that has no regard for NZ law]. In the end I settled for 80 percent of my legal costs covered, as my blood pressure was sky high.
They need to buy the best house for themselves, to live in! I'm sure her sister would do the same. It's their money, future and home and that's the most important thing ..
Two Happy couples ,wonderful. Kirsty Phil great job. ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️💚❤️🥰🤗
I'm always surprised at the deals that fall through. I know, here in Canada, once an offer/agreement has been accepted, you are obliged to follow through.
same in the Netherlands, OR pay a hefty fee.(fine). Like 10% of sales price.
It's not quite that simple. The there is usually a clause or two in the contract formed once an offer has been accepted that allows for one party or the other to back out. But these are usually along the lines of pending satisfactory safety inspection, or well water testing.
Aww! Must be so heartbreaking when the vendor backs out. Hope they found something as good.
kitchens can wait? [or interim just change cupd colors initially?]. i was mostly thinking re painting: ie strip off wallpaper first to paint, or just paint over if existing wallpaper ok/or paint over an old paint after sanding... not rocket science, and u can just chip away at it... room by room. Cheap to do, too. BUT NO INTEREST AT ALL. ???
Yes, but the house doesn't fit their needs. Remember, they wanted a dining room. Yes, it's an eat-in kitchen, but look at where the table is. It's smushed in the corner because of the cabinets around it and the sellers wanted to give the illusion of space. The chairs are literally up against the wall. When they're using it, they can't access the counter or cabinets and it looks like it's a squeeze.
This girl at twenty negotiating for a condo, is so unusual. I was still playing with dolls at age twenty….
Love this show
Wow! Can’t see past decor
Pathetic
I really do wish and have for a tremendously long time wished we could at long last MEET Mrs. Spencer and Mr. Allsopp! OMG, PLEASE, do us a favour and introduce the other side of the coin! In the ABSENCE of both Kirstie and Phil, of course... Preferably without them knowing they're being filmed and after a few drinks... Reality TV, in a way... Please? Would you? Please? 😋
Mr Allsopp is Kirstie’s FATHER ! Kirstie’s husband is Ben Andersen
@@Probity100 Ooops... Nevertheless, Mr. Alsopp's presence WOULD be a remarkable PLUS, wouldn't it though?!
@@jeanforest8060 I doubt Baron Hindlip, would want to see Hon. Kirsty Allsopp at work 😁
@@Probity100 I do believe I fully understand what you are sort of insinuating... Mind you, I wouldn't blame him at all! Gads...
@@jeanforest8060 Not insinuating anything…her dad is a Baron so that makes Kirstie Hon Kirstie Allsopp. I am sure he is proud of her as I would to see a daughter doing something she loves & is good at
Wonder if the couple with the sister is still together, whether they’re still in business - or if the sister moved away from them since then!
To be fair, it's been 12 years. No duh things will change in 12 years, lol.
@@thehungrygoldfish Exactly the OP's point - the importance placed on the sister's commute was somewhat unhealthy and very short-sighted.
@@trildi While it does make sense to keep the near future in mind, no one's going to think 12 years ahead, lol.
@@thehungrygoldfish Actually most people will, especially when buying a house. And if they don't, like they didn't in this case, it just goes to further prove the short sightedness. The sister could have two babies in a row and move miles away within two years. I mean the poor boyfriend was totally not even considered in this equation either, while I think he's a sweet chap, he needed a bit of a backbone in this as well. When your family rules your life, it should be a major red flag for the partner.
@@trildi A little far ahead, sure, like five years. 12 years? No. Not many people are going to think that far ahead. Some, yes, but not a lot, especially at the age of TWENTY. She was TWENTY, ffs. She's not going to think what's going to happen in her life 12 years later when she's 32. lol
three kms further away? Wth!! Spoiled for distance in Norton
Fair comment. It is really great they found something they both really "loved" in the end [the dining room couple]. AND the other couple struck gold, too. Happy ending etc...
But generally, these days, very few are prepared to take on a project, despite the real financial gains to be had ... But even as I speak: The Hay-making Summer is now over/Winter's here, now... Harder to realize gains now that the property boom has turned to bust.
Near the end, we learned that the gold "the other couple struck" didn't actually materialize. Appalling behavio(u)r on the part of the seller, IMO.
I grew up in s council house with a dinning room we all ate dinner every night together round the tsble., didn't know it was unusual.
it amazes me how, it seems, how just a paint brush or a ladder and hammer is so scary!
Young people who have never been taught or acquired life skill expect everything to be done by others
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And there Kirsty says what I was thinking: those earlobes! 😂 Gosh the young people of today. And Im 9000 kns away.
Have fun with your efforts, MWAAAHHHHH 💋💜🎸🌟🤗
I want a home for my own but close to everybody!!!
Really! Get independent, grow up
Princess syndrome..does she want to buy or not..too much choice and self entitled..
Cannot believe the lack of vision and laziness of the young generation 😮
For nearly 6 years now I have a dinning room too 🎉😂 and I can tell you we use every day too .
So many couples have champagne taste with beer money! ❤ XXX
This young couple would make me quit real estate! 😡
four miles is to a long distance, maybe sister walks to work?
Do sellers that change their mind required to pay any kind of cancellation fees? So many people putting in work to sell their house it would be a shame if their agent got nothing.
Good episode ❤
I'd love to see how they make out after they buy their house and what renovations they make.
The husband giving serious alan rickman vibes 😂😂
Omg the seller pulled the house out from under the young couple !
...hard working with young people who have no clue..................
This must have been early 2000’s……..as there are such big price drops…..
2012, but as mentioned in the video, this is an affordable part of the UK. Nowhere near London.
Ooooh Norton! Lovely park spaces.
Why put up a wall downstairs and lose the dining room? Put the office in one of the three bedrooms
They wanted a seperate office space and 3 bedrooms
wow drop the allan rickman act
Here in the states we declutter and paint the walls neutral colors before selling and it makes a big difference for the buyers to imagine themselves in the house.
I wonder what those houses are selling for now, in 2023.
I actually looked like last month. Prices are relatively affordable. The prices in Redcar seemed more or less the same and there were A TON of houses for sale.
Lately All Homes channel has been uploading fewer episodes per week. It used to be 3 episodes per week.
I would not bank on this woman's business acumen... She is wound a tad too tight and cannot see the forest for the trees....
NONE OF THESE HOMES HAVE BASEMENTS, LAUNDRY ROOMS, ENTRANCE CLOSETS FOR COATS AND SHOES. VERY DIFFERENT. WASHING MACHINES IN THE KITCHEN TAKING AWAY VALUABLE STORAGE SPACE. NO DRYERS OR DISHWASHERS, ETC.
Your caplocks are switched on.
You do understand that they’re in the UK, right? Most houses don’t come with any of those things. They’re not in the Us, hon. Heck, I’m in the US, and I don’t have a laundry room or entrance closet lol
They don't want to Accept their Child, they keep calling him "Puppy"!
The artist couple (earlobes guy) have the puppy. The other couple (French guy and blonde woman) has the little boy. They don't call the human child "puppy".
You're confusing the couples, hon, lol. One couple has a child. One couple has a puppy. The couple with the puppy is the one who called their puppy a puppy.
@@FigaroHey LOL, poor Child!
"Apres tu"? Oh Kirstie, time to brush up your French grammar.
I actually winced when she said that. Now you know why the British are ranked bottom in Europe when it comes to learning foreign languages. I mean, it was hardly a difficult phrase. It was even a Eurovision song title once!
English is the international language of business & of science ...
the 'tu' is rather informal but then she is the Honourable Kirstie ...
I guess you didn't hear Kirstie say as they were leaving the room "Do you mind the 'tu'?", to which Tony laughed and replied "no, no").
@@karent-s7639 I missed that part where she said "apres tu". (I scrolled back to find it but was unsuccessful.) But if that's what she said, then based on these comments, it seems to me that when she said "Do you mind the 'tu'," she meant "do you mind my tutoyering you instead of vousvoyezing", and Tony laughingly said "no". Whereas (according to my high school French) I think the faux pas folks are pointing out here is that she should have said "apres *toi* ". Or apres vous, whatever.