@@ArvinHaddadOfficial My wife and I kind of liked this house. Had we bought it, we would have told everyone that the giant tower was an antenna for us to communicate with our family back on our home world.
THANK YOU!!! I live in Colorado, and neighborhoods like this have BURIED UTILITIES. Can't believe the developer didn't think about that while excavating the site for the foundation.
I used to watch Enes's videos but he NEVER says a negative thing on his house tours. Half of the properties look like scientology corporate retreats, rehab facilities, or sets for reality tv shows and it's one room after the other of WTF's but Enes never addresses the weirdness of what he's showing to people. Arvin if I ever win a lottery ima look you up.
yes while i do agree with you about some of these homes, why would he do that ? why blame him ? Have you ever seen an agent being honest about everything to his clients? and most of the time, the developer or owner of the house is present during the tour so It would be foolish on his part , he's just doing his job. It's up to you to engage your brain or not.
thats what you get with these LA spec houses... some were originally developed to be actually used by the owner and these cases usually are much better (I.E. 8408 hillside ave)
They look like Charter Homes, like how people charter yachts. Spend a week there with 8 other couples and leave. Sterile and weird is the common denominator
The kitchens are always so unfriendly... like, nobody would ever want to be there or do anything in there but grab their bottle of sparkling water and leave. No warmth. So cold and sterile. It's more like a pharmacy counter.
They are just built to sell to some dumb rich person who doesn't understand the market but is thinking tthat it will be a good invesment, mostly not even them themselves want to live there, there is no heart in the these properties they're built just for profit with the cheapest crap advertised as "modern" and most uninspired design choices and that's why they fail miserably most of times when they don't find a young millionaire sucker.
I appreciate Enes and Mikey for their positivity, but I also need you for the reality check and to confirm that money does not mean "taste" or "elegance" or "class"
Creo que no has entendido aún el trabajo de Enes.. Enes debe vender lo que el cliente tiene... es obvio que no hará un video criticando la casa, para eso se encargará el comprador... Tu en tu trabajo le dices al cliente que el producto de tu empresa es una mierda,pero debe comprarlo?
I'm enjoying Arvin's critiques. Many of these things are things I noticed as a matter of taste, but I don't know anything about how to value a $10-50 million house, or what that kind of buyer expects, so that side of it is interesting to hear. I also don't expect Enes to do this because that's not the point of the content he's making, which is more promotional/a peak into properties we otherwise wouldn't be able to see so easily. He's not there to judge the properties or assess their value or price point.
Frankly this bathroom and the office remined me of the eighties style here in Austria when black wood and sinks in Bahama beige were en vogue. This seems to be the 2020's upgraded version.
Watched a bunch of your videos over the weekend! Just subscribed. My gf walked into our tiny Nyc apartment to me yelling, “Look at the size of the hallway, that’s not luxury!”
You're quickly becoming one of my favorite youtubers. I love watching these mansion tour videos and your channel has completely changed the way i see these videos now, i notice things that i didn't used to notice before.
@@ArvinHaddadOfficial I just found the channel and subscribed. So many of these properties seem like bizarre facilities and not actual homes. I love your honest assessment because I feel like all I was getting earlier was unicorn nonsense.
@@ArvinHaddadOfficialYes. Your analysis is dead on. Really enjoying your videos. They tell the real truth behind the ridiculous madness of often silly homes that are hyped as jewels. Keep up the great work.
These houses just feel cold. They don’t feel cozy, warm and comfortable as a family home. Just feels like an elaborate bachelor pad where you and the boys meet to drink and party.
That describes it perfectly; another comment said "Modern Russian Oligarch Architecture" which is pretty accurate LOL, it's just like, it has everything you expect a big modern mansion to have, but to squeeze it all in it has lots of small cramped rooms off of the main open spaces. It's the sort of thing that some sort of oligarch would buy with his ill gotten gains and come to the US to party in every winter or something. I genuinely couldn't see anyone raising a family in basically any of these SoCal catastrophe mansions.
Russia does have better interior design than this monstrosity. I really don’t know any group that would like this decor. The bank has to do heavy discount to pay for the renovation and the developer should not be allowed near property again.
A lot of these houses feel so lifeless, like they're not finished yet, thanks for bringing more of their flaws to light to people like me that know almost nothing of this ❤
I remember when this house first came on the market (before the whole "douche box" style was completely played out). The very first thing I thought was that a giant utility pole at your front door is not acceptable in a $200k house, never mind a $20m house. They actually edited out the pole from most of the listing pictures.
I would LOVE for Mickey to come back as I agree: he added a human element to the videos in a way that allowed us to relate to the videos for properties that most of us can't relate too. Unfortuantely, whatever happened between Enes and Mickey must be pretty serious as neither are saying anything about it. So sad. I also agree that I struggled with the finishes in this home and I even see this with a lot of the new $2MM to $4MM homes popping up here in Atlanta. It seems like the builder is serving in the role of architect, builder, and interior decorative. There is a complete lack of creative, illogical layouts, dump placements of items like thermostats and outlets, no dynamics in the chosen fixtures, floating vanities installed in areas plumbed for floor vanities (so the plumbing is exposed), 18 wall light switched clustered together in one area, pure monochromatic designs, etc.
@@shawnd980That’s interesting. I have no idea how Mikey was compensated, but he was there from the very start of the channel and likely should be more of a partner than an employee. Enes has added a lot of staff and slowed down the video output, so finances may be tight. I assume that Enes will transition to some other type of real estate work, leveraging the popularity of the platform and I had assumed that Mikey would have been part of it. Sad.
I just want watching beautiful house tour, exterior and interior design, admiring the architecture, the landscape and the view of it. Enes and Mikey interaction giving me feeling that I also went there with my friends, commenting here and there.
Nothing beats cooking with gas but induction is great. Heating is all done through magnets so that only what is being charged is heated. You can touch all around the stove without having to worry about burning yourself. Also if a pan is not on the cooktop you don't have to worry about leaving the stove on since there is no flame or heating element. Faster cooking times and it's a safer option for kids too.
Very amusing but not malicious commentary, I can't quite put my finger on it but it feels like you have spent a period of time in the UK. Good luck with your personal branding and your Ai tool, I think 2024 is the year this channel will blow up! . Looking forward to seeing more.
Yes, the channel is being pushed to Enes's audience by youtube algorithm i think the long form videos is why right now YT is pushing long form content to ppl due to watch time they want ppl to stay on YT and if ppl binge your content YT will push your videos.
Arvin, I'm the first one to ask you to cover this house on your channel, and you came through not long after. Unlike every other realtor who tried to disguise the monstrosity of the utility pole in their thumbnails, you didn't hide it. Anyone who has the money for a place like this doesn't want to have that towering over you. You might as well have a hundred foot statue of Godzilla outside your front door. "Oh, you like it?" This house was the ultimate insult in every way except for the view. Thanks, Arvin.
One thing i always keep an eye out for is wheel chair accessibility. It's surprising to see how many houses at these insane prices dont have these things in mind.
Wheelchair Accessibility makes houses disfigured, and disproportionatel (wide hallways make ceilings look low). It's better to live in a space designed for walking and switch to one that isn't if you can't anymore.
thank you for doing these types of videos in the longer form. i think i remember saying you dont really like these walk through videos but settle with Enes because he does it the best out of them, thank you for making the compromise for us. i really like your take on these, it feels like i've been getting gaslit by some of these "advertisement" walkthroughs through the years. this is a breathe of fresh air and a true relief side note: i do understand that you are Los angelos based/US based with the app but i would love to see/hear your opinions on some of his Mediterranean home reviews.
Arvin, I referred to this house in a comment on one of your previous videos, but I didn’t provide an address. Enes did a video on it: 1615 N Blue Jay Way. I think it’s been on the market since it was completed. It’s billed as perfect for entertaining, yet it has no motor-court and no guest parking. I can’t judge the finishes, but you can. Hope you get a chance to possibly do a video on it. Thanks for the great vids.
The rectangular, black, almost foreboding outside of this house reminds me of the schools built in Hannover (Germany) during the 70s. Talk of parallel evolution in architecture 😉😉 Thanks for another great critique, dear Arvin! Have a great Sunday 🙋🏼♀️🌹🌿
Hey Arvin! Nice to see you’re still killing it with these videos. Just wanted you to know I’m cheering you on from the sidelines now because I got laid off last week. I wish you and your new coach the very best!
This is actually a very elegant interpretation of Post-Modern architecture and interior design. Post-Mod is characterized by bold, unnatural forms (such as that strange roof slab with circular skylights) and bold colors and textures that seem to be at war with one another. It's a very polarizing architectural and interior design style. This one really is trying to align itself with Hollywood Regency interior design, by using glitzy, shiny, sparkly finishes but again in that bold and clashing manner that's typical of Post Mod. It's the worst of my favorite luxury architectural and interior design style (Hollywood Regency) and the best of my most hated architectural and interior design style (Post Mod).
13:41 As a "fully trained hotel clerk" (no idea if this is the correct translation for "Hotelfachmann") I can totally relate. Those light-flooded wine rooms, I saw them in so many of your videos. Maybe it is just to show off? Good wine needs to be stored in a dark, dry and cooled room. But if you have the money to buy a property like this I guess you have the money to get the wine delivered from the wine merchant whenever you like it^^
Enes' job is to sell properties,and he has a huge audience to do so. It makes sense that the title holders of this property would hire his services. It's like a great commercial describing whatever subjective positives a home might have. It's his job to make every property he tours seem like the best property ever created throughout all recorded history.
Actually it is not his job to sell the property. He is there to tour in and more of advertise the properties. The listing agents are the ones who are responsible for that job.
@@felicitasreyes6024 His job is to shine everything that comes to him, even if it includes turds. But his body language is literally screaming why am i doing this?
@@stellviahohenheim That is your opinion. He is not real estate/agent of the property that he is touring. Just like a commercial model he endorses a product and it is up for the consumers/buyers to scrutinize the product/property. I am not saying that the properties that he tours are perfect and I do not have anything against critiquing the flaws of the properties that Enes is touring or any RUclips vlogger for that matter.
6:25 Barn doors dont mean they must look like barn doors. They're functionally barn doors because of the hardware; they don't need to have the appearance of an actual barn door. If the office doors used barn doors, that would not fit the home's design.
@@infecteddate9115I don't see Arvin's point. I think he's just completely wrong. The door is fine to me and it's only attempting to match the office design. The fact that Arvin thinks they should have been "barn doors" instead (just because that type of door is called a 'barn door') just shows Arvin is at times full of crap himself. He's critical of others but he himself is very errant as well. This is one example of him saying something really dumb. My opinion, I do think a solid color like you mentioned (dark gray) may have worked better. The design has too much visual noise imo. But it's a design decision made to be consistent with the theme
The design style is Mid Century Modern and Hollywood Regency mixed. The design screams 2008-2016. They’ve got to warm up that house. The kitchen is a gut job.
THANK YOU for creating these videos. I KNOW you’re NOT BASHING Enes. (Enes doesn’t get paid to show flaws only beauty). So I appreciate YOUR eyes on these properties!! Now let’s see a video on 1369 Londonderry. Want your opinion on the S&M room inside it. 😜🤘🏼
In short, this is a 90's mall building with a tin foil hat. Is it normal to have such unfinished edges? The exposed plumbing on the exterior wall of the pool, the textured wallpapers are warped at the ends, some of the pool turf is worn, and more. I'm not sure if some of the issues are from wear and tear or just unfinished construction. My other concern is that the house is far too masculine in design. That kills a huge potential market. I wouldn't have watched this video at all. Honestly, I'm really here for your reviews. You teach so much in every video you do.
Arvin do more of these reaction videos please! We love watching what you like and dislike from each home whether it's a mansion or a condo!! And review videos from other real state agents as well there are plenty in youtube and WE NEED MOOOORE!!! 🔥💯🔥
15:20 The difference between a "conventional" electric stove top and an inductive stove top is that the inductive inducts the cookware with an electromagnetic field which heats up the cookware itself, rather than heating up the stove top, which spreads the heat to the cookware. That way the inductive stove top heats up the saucepans or pots much faster. The inductive top also cools down also this way.
Can't imagine how much electricity it wastes than just using the normal electric stove top because we know how wireless charging also use coils and they only produce 65% of the power the rest are wasted
@@stellviahohenheim Gas cooktops are about 40 percent efficient, Electric-coil and standard smooth-top electric cooktops are about 74 percent efficient Induction cooktops are 84 percent efficient.
The lighting during the night is actually really cool, and the views are great as well. Honestly, it needs to be refinished. The interior looks like you told a kid to design a house that a ceo from the movies would live in.
except any of your neighbours can see everything you're doing when you're lit up in a glass house like that at night, so you'd need to close all the curtains
Price tags don’t always buy taste, and this $22.8M monstrosity proves the point. From the moment you approach, it becomes painfully clear that this house wasn’t designed for living but for flaunting-poorly, at that. The architecture is a generic jumble of conflicting styles, slapped together every trendy concept from the past decade. Cold glass walls meet sterile, soulless interiors that feel more like a hotel lobby than a home. It’s a shrine to excess without any sense of artistry or functionality. Inside, the design crimes continue. Expensive materials are wasted on gaudy finishes, and the layout is as disjointed as the aesthetic. Rooms lack warmth or cohesion, with cavernous spaces that seem perfect for echoing regrets about this purchase. The kitchen, typically the heart of a home, feels more like a showroom than a space for cooking, devoid of charm or practicality. Outdoor areas, despite the sprawling grounds, fail to redeem this architectural misstep. The pool and patio spaces are as uninspired as the rest of the property, with no landscaping to soften the harsh lines of the house. This mansion is emblematic of wealth spent without wisdom-a cold, lifeless box masquerading as a luxury home. It’s hard to imagine anyone feeling genuinely comfortable here, no matter their net worth. It’s a staggering price tag for a property that lacks character, soul, and even basic good taste. Buyers beware: no amount of money can turn this disaster into a dream home.
The older you become, the less you want to be climbing stairs because your knees don’t last forever. My retired East Coast parents loved staying with me here in Ca because they didn’t have to “ do” stairs when going to bed. Secondly- fingerprints/smudges on all that glass work/counter tops and those numerous sliding glass doors- welcome to micro fine dust settling everywhere.Thirdly- good luck with your cleaning service.Definitely 8 hours of work for the cleaning service to do all those rooms/windows/shelving and floors. Fourthly- in the laundry- how many outlets does a person need within that room? It looks like a phone charging station at any airport.. Lastly undoubtedly it becomes hot in the summertime so where/what are the shade features on the roof top lounging areas? If I won that house tax free in a lottery/game show( Price is Right) , I would be depressed ( bored) within 4 hours and have to drive away to seek a taste of humanity.
In Australia we would describe this as “new money”. Houses owned by people who have always had money ( ie “old money”) were designed properly in the first place, and have had any problems fixed - gardens are luscious and appropriate, hallways will fit two people abreast, and the luxury is in space and textures, not glitz. People who have money are secure in their fortunes, and don’t need to crow about it.
I love your honesty and humor. It looks like the developer spent everything on the engineering. The house looks like it was designed by a high school artechiture student. Its all house on a tiny block. Brass in the bathroom, give it a couple of years and it will be green.
Loving these videos! Could you please critique some producer Michael mansion tours? I don’t know if “the one” tour would be too long for you but, I’d love to see it!
my ocd is off before we get in the door. The water feature looks like a garage door with a leaking pipe. The round skylight is out of align with the cantilever, one axis is lined up but cant you get the sky light in the centre of the cross. How does induction work? That should be easy, always pointing out the appliances and gadgets, what if a client asks the same question. "I dont know you could google it yourself?" 🤣 MAGNETS, well magnetism.
Looking at the garage, yes the bollards are aligned to stop a car in the correct spot from going through the window. There is however enough of a gap between the bollards to put a car through the window. Not safe given the lifestyle of an expected owner.
I have stayed at one of these party mansion rentals for a week, and the wear and tear on things like cabinets/handles, door frames, bathrooms, and balconies is very pronounced. And often, the furniture inside is a mish-mosh of stuff they got cheap or used to stage some other house(s).
16:01 Well, that is not completely correct. Induction is used more and more by chefs nowadays, since it is equally fast as gas in heating up as compared to other means. One major other advantage is, that it is nearly impossible to get burns on the surface, thus, (if you avoid scratches) you can keep the surface nice and clean for years…
I’ve always enjoyed Enes’s videos. I’ve been a subscriber since his very beginnings. He presents every property in the best light possible because it’s his job. I don’t necessarily have to like or agree with some designers choices or lay outs and free to select what resonates with my taste and preferences. I loathe super modern but that’s not Enes’s fault, it’s my personal choice. We as viewers/followers, subscribers watch because we’re nosey & free to dream! We aren’t buyers. The majority of his viewers and subscribers can’t afford it. Who cares about all the BS fluff to decorate the presentation. The man has to present houses beautifully. We get a look. Why don’t you look at doing your own channel Arvin? There’s a place for honesty but being paid to present and review million dollar properties won’t cut it. You say the best things you can, the rest Is neither irrelevant or hidden, it’s just not disclosed information necessary for viewers. We get only the surface layer. A buyer digs deeper with their questions.
Had to jump into the commensts re: induction stove. Induction ranges use powerful magnetic waves for cooking, and heats & responds quicker than using a flame or regular electric stovetops. When I redid my kitchen, I bought one- no regrets.
@@blueice011 Yes, absolutely correct, that's why induction cook tops are more popular here in Germany (where I live) than any other means of cooking food, so if you would plan a new residential building, it's extremely likely that you would not even consider any other food cooking technology. The benefits are safety, convenience, energy efficiency and many people here are just used to it and expect it in a new(ish) home. So wherever you live, you should give it a try, maybe it will grow on you and you will not want anything else in the future, who knows?
@@miketackabery7521 Yes, but only if your current cookware does not already support induction cooking. Here in Germany, most cookware that has been sold in the recent(ish) past is already prepared to be used for induction cooking, since this technology is becoming more and more normal, especially in new or freshly renovated houses. So many people many not need to buy any new cookware at all, therefore it's not a problem. Also here in Germany, we try to move away from using gas as much as possible, since in the past, we were buying cheap gas from Russia, but since the war in Ukraine started, we don't want to buy any Russian gas any more, but other sources of gas are more expensive, so we try to pivot away from gas completely over time. So using induction cooking instead feels like a great option to us, without many downsides. For heating purposes, we install heat pumps more and more, so this is also a technology that is becoming more and more normal in new houses.
The ceilings are very low and they have these many, many lights in them. I've seen those types of recessed lights before and if they're 12 feet or higher, if the bulb burns out, it's hard to replace them. The kitchen looks like it has marble contact paper. Not a fan. I see lots of agave plants near the foundation and against the building. You know, this is a problem as they get a bit bigger and they're so spiny. Who came up with that idea? I saw him in the flat space called a yard and there's no railing. It seems to just drop off. Perhaps this would be a great movie setting for drakker Noir? Either the movie style or a plot based around the men's cologne? Gee, I can't tell you how many times I've wanted a two story closet to hang my two story suits.
I think it is amazing how I as a viewer could tell, that there is something in those rooms, that might bother me, but I can´t tell exactly what it is. And you can tell it rght away! That´s so cool :) Danke für die Videos! :D
I just discovered your channel and enjoy your analysis of these homes that I have no chance of ever buying. I am trying to learn on how you see things and what makes things elegant or cheap. One thing I would say about this home is that night time view. I’ve never been to the west coast but it looks unbelievable. That’s coming from a New Yorker who grew up in New York. I would love to see you analyze some of the yacht tours enis give .
The problem with Enes‘ reviews is that EVERYTHING is INCREDIBLE even if a blind person would see its ugly. Thanks for your great reviews Arvin. Very informative and fun to watch!
I find Arvin's comments pretty spot on. One thing that is so revealing is that Arvin can rarely find houses that really hit the mark in his opinion. He did like Jennifer Aniston's house and I agree with him there too. Money does not magically give people good taste (usually). 😂😂😂😂
Wallpaper in a luxury mansion? This place looks like the kind of place someone from a trailer park that just won the lottery might purchase......grin. Let me tell a story bout a man named Jed....LOL
15k subscribers! Congratulations! I remember you complaining about being stuck at 5k for so long. You should hire Mikey to do commentary on your Enes videos. Your subscribers would take a huge leap. "Yeah, we were full of crap on this video, but what are you gonna do?"
Arvin saw someone popular to critique so he can get more subscribers. He said it himself on his previous review. I guess Enes won't mind him reviewing his tours as lobg ss it is objective.
@@stanlee3619 I don't think he would say that. I can't put words into his mouth. He even asks his fans/subscribers to comment on his videos. Enes' and his team's job is to tour the property. Their goal is to share these properties virtually to their subscribers/fans. He is not the real estate broker/agent.
There was a Swiss study on Induction cooking and the problem is that the energy field goes out of the pots and pans if the pot is even slightly dented. They recommended no cooking for pregnant women or the wearing of a lead-vest :) That is why aware people rather prefer gas and so do Chefs. The speed of cooking is good, but the side-effects may be more damaging than assumed and we poison ourselves too much anyway, so why add it only for convenience?
I don't understand this. All electromagnetic fields have electric and magnetic components. The induction stove just generates an electric field via electric current that has a complementary magnetic component that interacts with the ferrite in the cookware to heat up. I don't understand what dents have to do with a magnetic field that exists whether the cookware is positioned or not. I would be much more worried about the fields from your wi-fi router, or even a cell tower positioned nearby. IF this study has merit, I think it's also telling you that if you're pregnant, don't you dare be within 5 feet of your wi-fi router. Magnetic field strength drops off with the square of the distance, so you don't have to be too far back from these field sources.
❤We’re entering a new era of how we view luxury homes and we can thank you 😊 I’ve never noticed how overly positive his videos were unto you pointed it out. It looks like if the home sellers or agents paid him to make a video to sell their home 😂. I wouldn’t be surprised if they did pay him and his team to a video.
2:57 even comes with its own utility pole/lines
its so funny ... how micky tried so hard to shot the house from an angle that doesnt show the Pole.. hiding behind that tree lol
@@ArvinHaddadOfficial My wife and I kind of liked this house. Had we bought it, we would have told everyone that the giant tower was an antenna for us to communicate with our family back on our home world.
@@davidgmaloof😂😂😂😂
Modern industrial corporate infused with earthy farmhouse undertones is the style I think.
THANK YOU!!! I live in Colorado, and neighborhoods like this have BURIED UTILITIES. Can't believe the developer didn't think about that while excavating the site for the foundation.
Arvin saved me at least 300 million dollars at this point
hahhah... you welcome
Exactly! 😂😂😂
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Ha-ha-ha, this is the best comment ever!)))🤣🤣🤣
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The lack of privacy in these million-dollar houses full of glass is the worst for me.
Amen. I'd feel like a bug under glass.
Sooo truee 😂😂😂😂
Would love it if you can hit a switch and black out the glass
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@@imnotbob3345ha, you’re funny!)😂
I used to watch Enes's videos but he NEVER says a negative thing on his house tours. Half of the properties look like scientology corporate retreats, rehab facilities, or sets for reality tv shows and it's one room after the other of WTF's but Enes never addresses the weirdness of what he's showing to people. Arvin if I ever win a lottery ima look you up.
i will be there for you
Same lol I always though Ene’s videos were good, but that’s also because I don’t know what I’m looking at 😂
Scientology corporate retreats 😂
yes while i do agree with you about some of these homes, why would he do that ? why blame him ? Have you ever seen an agent being honest about everything to his clients? and most of the time, the developer or owner of the house is present during the tour so It would be foolish on his part , he's just doing his job. It's up to you to engage your brain or not.
He isn’t a critic. He is there to tour the house and show what he likes and finds interesting. The guy piggy backing off his videos is a critic.
Zillow says today (July 2024) the listing has been pulled and it is valued at $13.25M.
I’m really sick of these houses with little to no warmth. A family would be miserable in this house. It’s a house, not a home, and that’s sad.
i agree
thats what you get with these LA spec houses... some were originally developed to be actually used by the owner and these cases usually are much better (I.E. 8408 hillside ave)
They look like Charter Homes, like how people charter yachts. Spend a week there with 8 other couples and leave.
Sterile and weird is the common denominator
The kitchens are always so unfriendly... like, nobody would ever want to be there or do anything in there but grab their bottle of sparkling water and leave. No warmth. So cold and sterile. It's more like a pharmacy counter.
They are just built to sell to some dumb rich person who doesn't understand the market but is thinking tthat it will be a good invesment, mostly not even them themselves want to live there, there is no heart in the these properties they're built just for profit with the cheapest crap advertised as "modern" and most uninspired design choices and that's why they fail miserably most of times when they don't find a young millionaire sucker.
12:15. “Professionally really into playing musical chairs” I love this line!!
underrated line
Hilarious !
I appreciate Enes and Mikey for their positivity, but I also need you for the reality check and to confirm that money does not mean "taste" or "elegance" or "class"
well said
Agree 💯! Love Enes, Mikey & Team, but very much appreciate Arvin and the reality check! Much love to all 🫶🏼
Creo que no has entendido aún el trabajo de Enes.. Enes debe vender lo que el cliente tiene... es obvio que no hará un video criticando la casa, para eso se encargará el comprador... Tu en tu trabajo le dices al cliente que el producto de tu empresa es una mierda,pero debe comprarlo?
I'm enjoying Arvin's critiques. Many of these things are things I noticed as a matter of taste, but I don't know anything about how to value a $10-50 million house, or what that kind of buyer expects, so that side of it is interesting to hear. I also don't expect Enes to do this because that's not the point of the content he's making, which is more promotional/a peak into properties we otherwise wouldn't be able to see so easily. He's not there to judge the properties or assess their value or price point.
@@brendant19 100% I think both channels have their different purposes and both are valuable.
I love the ⚡️ high voltage ⚡️ power lines & it’s 80ft tall pole next to the front door is to die for❤️🤣🤣
*10:35** The toilet paper holder made me smile, because I bought the same one at IKEA*
hahahah
This entire house looks like it was furnished with stuff from IKEA.
Frankly this bathroom and the office remined me of the eighties style here in Austria when black wood and sinks in Bahama beige were en vogue. This seems to be the 2020's upgraded version.
@@Lux_Lethal Actually the ikea designs are good but I cant say about its quality.
@@lawrencel2544 Ingvard Kamprad didn't have single piece of IKEA furniture in his Swiss home.
Watched a bunch of your videos over the weekend! Just subscribed. My gf walked into our tiny Nyc apartment to me yelling, “Look at the size of the hallway, that’s not luxury!”
You're quickly becoming one of my favorite youtubers. I love watching these mansion tour videos and your channel has completely changed the way i see these videos now, i notice things that i didn't used to notice before.
That makes me so happy...thank you and im so glad to be able to add value
@@ArvinHaddadOfficial look forward to your channel blow up! 🎉
@@ArvinHaddadOfficial I just found the channel and subscribed. So many of these properties seem like bizarre facilities and not actual homes. I love your honest assessment because I feel like all I was getting earlier was unicorn nonsense.
@@ArvinHaddadOfficialYes. Your analysis is dead on. Really enjoying your videos. They tell the real truth behind the ridiculous madness of often silly homes that are hyped as jewels. Keep up the great work.
I've never seen a wine "cellar" that totally defeats the purpose of a wine cellar. Brilliant!
Poor Enes, this tour is getting shredded. And what is the purpose of an outdoor skylight-lol?
These houses just feel cold. They don’t feel cozy, warm and comfortable as a family home.
Just feels like an elaborate bachelor pad where you and the boys meet to drink and party.
That describes it perfectly; another comment said "Modern Russian Oligarch Architecture" which is pretty accurate LOL, it's just like, it has everything you expect a big modern mansion to have, but to squeeze it all in it has lots of small cramped rooms off of the main open spaces. It's the sort of thing that some sort of oligarch would buy with his ill gotten gains and come to the US to party in every winter or something. I genuinely couldn't see anyone raising a family in basically any of these SoCal catastrophe mansions.
I call this "Modern Russian Oligarch architecture".
No, believe me even Russians has better one
Russia does have better interior design than this monstrosity. I really don’t know any group that would like this decor. The bank has to do heavy discount to pay for the renovation and the developer should not be allowed near property again.
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😂😂😂 Arvin appearing at the The Comedy Store soon ! 👌🏽
In Farsi ... i really do feel like I can actually do a 3-5 min skit ...English i don't know ... I would be too nervous ... which could be the the skit
@@ArvinHaddadOfficial Your accent and that look you make when Enis phucks up is hilarious 😂
These long form videos are outstanding. You have a winning formula with these, please keep doing them, they are hugely entertaining.
A lot of these houses feel so lifeless, like they're not finished yet, thanks for bringing more of their flaws to light to people like me that know almost nothing of this ❤
@@blueice011they scream short term rentals or influencer rentals. These are bizarre facilities, not homes
Dont want sunlight directly on your wine and clothing. I can never understand glas "wine cellar". Sunlight discolors your clothing.
Especially when some of these mansions have a skylight in the closet.
Sunlight also damages car paint
I remember when this house first came on the market (before the whole "douche box" style was completely played out). The very first thing I thought was that a giant utility pole at your front door is not acceptable in a $200k house, never mind a $20m house. They actually edited out the pole from most of the listing pictures.
that is true
Just saw thaw waw
Abandoned malls style architecture
I would LOVE for Mickey to come back as I agree: he added a human element to the videos in a way that allowed us to relate to the videos for properties that most of us can't relate too. Unfortuantely, whatever happened between Enes and Mickey must be pretty serious as neither are saying anything about it. So sad.
I also agree that I struggled with the finishes in this home and I even see this with a lot of the new $2MM to $4MM homes popping up here in Atlanta. It seems like the builder is serving in the role of architect, builder, and interior decorative. There is a complete lack of creative, illogical layouts, dump placements of items like thermostats and outlets, no dynamics in the chosen fixtures, floating vanities installed in areas plumbed for floor vanities (so the plumbing is exposed), 18 wall light switched clustered together in one area, pure monochromatic designs, etc.
interesting thanks for sharing
I heard that Mickey asked for more money now that the channel has exploded and Enes said no, so Mickey left.
@@shawnd980 i always thought they were 50/50 so why would he ask for more
@@shawnd980That’s interesting. I have no idea how Mikey was compensated, but he was there from the very start of the channel and likely should be more of a partner than an employee. Enes has added a lot of staff and slowed down the video output, so finances may be tight. I assume that Enes will transition to some other type of real estate work, leveraging the popularity of the platform and I had assumed that Mikey would have been part of it. Sad.
I just want watching beautiful house tour, exterior and interior design, admiring the architecture, the landscape and the view of it.
Enes and Mikey interaction giving me feeling that I also went there with my friends, commenting here and there.
I like the fact you brought up about the sliding doors and that the hallways are narrow. I do learn from your videos. Thank you for your videos.
I can't believe how many multi-million dollar houses have these giant ass sliding doors that require manual muscle power to open and close.
Honestly if it's space constraint condo i've seen automatic doors 20 yrs ago kinda like automatic curtains, press 1 button n it opens
Nothing beats cooking with gas but induction is great. Heating is all done through magnets so that only what is being charged is heated. You can touch all around the stove without having to worry about burning yourself. Also if a pan is not on the cooktop you don't have to worry about leaving the stove on since there is no flame or heating element. Faster cooking times and it's a safer option for kids too.
+ precise temperature control, easy to clean and more energy efficient than gas stoves
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@@Snafu_FCUK more energy efficient based on who?
@@三月-f9n Stay outta this red boy
gas cooking = major cause of lung cancer.... you can NEVER exhaust enough of the hydrocarbons that gas cooktops create throughout your house.
Good to see the channel growing. Keep up the work mate. Looking forward to "The One" video.
Very amusing but not malicious commentary, I can't quite put my finger on it but it feels like you have spent a period of time in the UK. Good luck with your personal branding and your Ai tool, I think 2024 is the year this channel will blow up! . Looking forward to seeing more.
thank you for the support ... i have been to london a good 20 times maybe thats why ..or the fact that English is my 2nd language
Yes, the channel is being pushed to Enes's audience by youtube algorithm i think the long form videos is why right now YT is pushing long form content to ppl due to watch time they want ppl to stay on YT and if ppl binge your content YT will push your videos.
That busy black and white "stone" throughout the house gives me early nineties vibes when newspaper print was a thing for fashion apparel.
Arvin, I'm the first one to ask you to cover this house on your channel, and you came through not long after. Unlike every other realtor who tried to disguise the monstrosity of the utility pole in their thumbnails, you didn't hide it. Anyone who has the money for a place like this doesn't want to have that towering over you. You might as well have a hundred foot statue of Godzilla outside your front door. "Oh, you like it?" This house was the ultimate insult in every way except for the view. Thanks, Arvin.
One thing i always keep an eye out for is wheel chair accessibility. It's surprising to see how many houses at these insane prices dont have these things in mind.
Why? It’s a private home.
Wheelchair Accessibility makes houses disfigured, and disproportionatel (wide hallways make ceilings look low). It's better to live in a space designed for walking and switch to one that isn't if you can't anymore.
thank you for doing these types of videos in the longer form. i think i remember saying you dont really like these walk through videos but settle with Enes because he does it the best out of them, thank you for making the compromise for us. i really like your take on these, it feels like i've been getting gaslit by some of these "advertisement" walkthroughs through the years. this is a breathe of fresh air and a true relief
side note: i do understand that you are Los angelos based/US based with the app but i would love to see/hear your opinions on some of his Mediterranean home reviews.
Arvin, I referred to this house in a comment on one of your previous videos, but I didn’t provide an address. Enes did a video on it: 1615 N Blue Jay Way.
I think it’s been on the market since it was completed. It’s billed as perfect for entertaining, yet it has no motor-court and no guest parking. I can’t judge the finishes, but you can.
Hope you get a chance to possibly do a video on it.
Thanks for the great vids.
The rectangular, black, almost foreboding outside of this house reminds me of the schools built in Hannover (Germany) during the 70s. Talk of parallel evolution in architecture 😉😉 Thanks for another great critique, dear Arvin! Have a great Sunday 🙋🏼♀️🌹🌿
interesting to you guys have a german enes?
@@ArvinHaddadOfficial Maybe his ancestors were advertising those awesome, incredible and unique schools to the local government 😏🎻🎶
Hey Arvin! Nice to see you’re still killing it with these videos. Just wanted you to know I’m cheering you on from the sidelines now because I got laid off last week. I wish you and your new coach the very best!
He doesn't care about you and stop trauma dumping to people you don't know, it's weird.
"professionally really into playing musical chair"...almost spit my drink LMAO!!
Thanks!
Thank you 🙏🏼
When I first saw this property years ago, and noticed that powerline sticking out like a sore thumb, I knew the property value was toast.
This is actually a very elegant interpretation of Post-Modern architecture and interior design. Post-Mod is characterized by bold, unnatural forms (such as that strange roof slab with circular skylights) and bold colors and textures that seem to be at war with one another. It's a very polarizing architectural and interior design style. This one really is trying to align itself with Hollywood Regency interior design, by using glitzy, shiny, sparkly finishes but again in that bold and clashing manner that's typical of Post Mod. It's the worst of my favorite luxury architectural and interior design style (Hollywood Regency) and the best of my most hated architectural and interior design style (Post Mod).
13:41 As a "fully trained hotel clerk" (no idea if this is the correct translation for "Hotelfachmann") I can totally relate.
Those light-flooded wine rooms, I saw them in so many of your videos. Maybe it is just to show off? Good wine needs to be stored in a dark, dry and cooled room. But if you have the money to buy a property like this I guess you have the money to get the wine delivered from the wine merchant whenever you like it^^
Enes' job is to sell properties,and he has a huge audience to do so. It makes sense that the title holders of this property would hire his services. It's like a great commercial describing whatever subjective positives a home might have. It's his job to make every property he tours seem like the best property ever created throughout all recorded history.
Actually it is not his job to sell the property. He is there to tour in and more of advertise the properties. The listing agents are the ones who are responsible for that job.
@@felicitasreyes6024 His job is to shine everything that comes to him, even if it includes turds. But his body language is literally screaming why am i doing this?
@@stellviahohenheim That is your opinion. He is not real estate/agent of the property that he is touring. Just like a commercial model he endorses a product and it is up for the consumers/buyers to scrutinize the product/property. I am not saying that the properties that he tours are perfect and I do not have anything against critiquing the flaws of the properties that Enes is touring or any RUclips vlogger for that matter.
6:25 Barn doors dont mean they must look like barn doors. They're functionally barn doors because of the hardware; they don't need to have the appearance of an actual barn door. If the office doors used barn doors, that would not fit the home's design.
If they did a black wood or dark gray wood bard door it would of fit better
@@infecteddate9115I don't see Arvin's point. I think he's just completely wrong. The door is fine to me and it's only attempting to match the office design.
The fact that Arvin thinks they should have been "barn doors" instead (just because that type of door is called a 'barn door') just shows Arvin is at times full of crap himself. He's critical of others but he himself is very errant as well.
This is one example of him saying something really dumb.
My opinion, I do think a solid color like you mentioned (dark gray) may have worked better. The design has too much visual noise imo. But it's a design decision made to be consistent with the theme
The design style is Mid Century Modern and Hollywood Regency mixed. The design screams 2008-2016. They’ve got to warm up that house. The kitchen is a gut job.
THANK YOU for creating these videos. I KNOW you’re NOT BASHING Enes. (Enes doesn’t get paid to show flaws only beauty). So I appreciate YOUR eyes on these properties!!
Now let’s see a video on 1369 Londonderry. Want your opinion on the S&M room inside it. 😜🤘🏼
i really appreciate your support
i will take a look at the 1360 londonderry
wheres the video of it? @ninthfloor33020
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In short, this is a 90's mall building with a tin foil hat. Is it normal to have such unfinished edges? The exposed plumbing on the exterior wall of the pool, the textured wallpapers are warped at the ends, some of the pool turf is worn, and more. I'm not sure if some of the issues are from wear and tear or just unfinished construction. My other concern is that the house is far too masculine in design. That kills a huge potential market. I wouldn't have watched this video at all. Honestly, I'm really here for your reviews. You teach so much in every video you do.
AstroTurf seems cheap
Arvin do more of these reaction videos please!
We love watching what you like and dislike from each home whether it's a mansion or a condo!!
And review videos from other real state agents as well there are plenty in youtube and WE NEED MOOOORE!!! 🔥💯🔥
Agree. 1 video per week is not quite calming my addiction to this channel, and Arvin's home tour reactions is where it's at!
15:20 The difference between a "conventional" electric stove top and an inductive stove top is that the inductive inducts the cookware with an electromagnetic field which heats up the cookware itself, rather than heating up the stove top, which spreads the heat to the cookware. That way the inductive stove top heats up the saucepans or pots much faster. The inductive top also cools down also this way.
Can't imagine how much electricity it wastes than just using the normal electric stove top because we know how wireless charging also use coils and they only produce 65% of the power the rest are wasted
@@stellviahohenheim it is actuaöly way more effizient, about 20 to 40 percent:)
@@stellviahohenheim Gas cooktops are about 40 percent efficient,
Electric-coil and standard smooth-top electric cooktops are about 74 percent efficient
Induction cooktops are 84 percent efficient.
The lighting during the night is actually really cool, and the views are great as well. Honestly, it needs to be refinished. The interior looks like you told a kid to design a house that a ceo from the movies would live in.
except any of your neighbours can see everything you're doing when you're lit up in a glass house like that at night, so you'd need to close all the curtains
Price tags don’t always buy taste, and this $22.8M monstrosity proves the point. From the moment you approach, it becomes painfully clear that this house wasn’t designed for living but for flaunting-poorly, at that.
The architecture is a generic jumble of conflicting styles, slapped together every trendy concept from the past decade. Cold glass walls meet sterile, soulless interiors that feel more like a hotel lobby than a home. It’s a shrine to excess without any sense of artistry or functionality.
Inside, the design crimes continue. Expensive materials are wasted on gaudy finishes, and the layout is as disjointed as the aesthetic. Rooms lack warmth or cohesion, with cavernous spaces that seem perfect for echoing regrets about this purchase. The kitchen, typically the heart of a home, feels more like a showroom than a space for cooking, devoid of charm or practicality.
Outdoor areas, despite the sprawling grounds, fail to redeem this architectural misstep. The pool and patio spaces are as uninspired as the rest of the property, with no landscaping to soften the harsh lines of the house.
This mansion is emblematic of wealth spent without wisdom-a cold, lifeless box masquerading as a luxury home. It’s hard to imagine anyone feeling genuinely comfortable here, no matter their net worth. It’s a staggering price tag for a property that lacks character, soul, and even basic good taste. Buyers beware: no amount of money can turn this disaster into a dream home.
Enes just dropped a new one from Dubai for 135 mill. It's a gold mine of exactly what is wrong with mansion estimates....
These are really great videos, I am a realtor, and Arvin has a fantastic take on all the details. Much appreciated.
Really enjoying your critiques, and I LOVE the Home Alone Lego set in the background! Subscribed!
Thanks for the sub! Did you see the video I made on the home alone house?
@@ArvinHaddadOfficial I have not! I'll definitely go look for it
Only just started watching your videos and really enjoying them. Especially love how you cut through b/s.
The older you become, the less you want to be climbing stairs because your knees don’t last forever. My retired East Coast parents loved staying with me here in Ca because they didn’t have to “ do” stairs when going to bed. Secondly- fingerprints/smudges on all that glass work/counter tops and those numerous sliding glass doors- welcome to micro fine dust settling everywhere.Thirdly- good luck with your cleaning service.Definitely 8 hours of work for the cleaning service to do all those rooms/windows/shelving and floors. Fourthly- in the laundry- how many outlets does a person need within that room? It looks like a phone charging station at any airport.. Lastly undoubtedly it becomes hot in the summertime so where/what are the shade features on the roof top lounging areas? If I won that house tax free in a lottery/game show( Price is Right) , I would be depressed ( bored) within 4 hours and have to drive away to seek a taste of humanity.
In Australia we would describe this as “new money”. Houses owned by people who have always had money ( ie “old money”) were designed properly in the first place, and have had any problems fixed - gardens are luscious and appropriate, hallways will fit two people abreast, and the luxury is in space and textures, not glitz. People who have money are secure in their fortunes, and don’t need to crow about it.
I love your honesty and humor. It looks like the developer spent everything on the engineering. The house looks like it was designed by a high school artechiture student. Its all house on a tiny block.
Brass in the bathroom, give it a couple of years and it will be green.
Loving these videos! Could you please critique some producer Michael mansion tours? I don’t know if “the one” tour would be too long for you but, I’d love to see it!
Love these videos. Keep them coming.
Thoroughly impressed with your breakdowns. Got my to subscribe. I need this info so i know what to look for when i buy my mansions
my ocd is off before we get in the door. The water feature looks like a garage door with a leaking pipe. The round skylight is out of align with the cantilever, one axis is lined up but cant you get the sky light in the centre of the cross. How does induction work? That should be easy, always pointing out the appliances and gadgets, what if a client asks the same question. "I dont know you could google it yourself?" 🤣 MAGNETS, well magnetism.
Looking at the garage, yes the bollards are aligned to stop a car in the correct spot from going through the window. There is however enough of a gap between the bollards to put a car through the window. Not safe given the lifestyle of an expected owner.
That's a garage from the Ferris Bueller movie right there!
So to get a truly useful house tour, you just see Arvin's videos about Enes house tours😄✌️
I love this channel! I’m so glad I found it. I do like the views of this house.
That entry overhead thing ruins the house, it would look better without.
I have stayed at one of these party mansion rentals for a week, and the wear and tear on things like cabinets/handles, door frames, bathrooms, and balconies is very pronounced. And often, the furniture inside is a mish-mosh of stuff they got cheap or used to stage some other house(s).
exactly
15:50 why not have flame and induction stoves???
The Arvin and Enes show: the fur's gonna fly!!
16:01 Well, that is not completely correct. Induction is used more and more by chefs nowadays, since it is equally fast as gas in heating up as compared to other means. One major other advantage is, that it is nearly impossible to get burns on the surface, thus, (if you avoid scratches) you can keep the surface nice and clean for years…
These videos are great
thank you
That's a friggin ikea lamp in the powderroom 😅
I’ve always enjoyed Enes’s videos. I’ve been a subscriber since his very beginnings. He presents every property in the best light possible because it’s his job. I don’t necessarily have to like or agree with some designers choices or lay outs and free to select what resonates with my taste and preferences. I loathe super modern but that’s not Enes’s fault, it’s my personal choice. We as viewers/followers, subscribers watch because we’re nosey & free to dream! We aren’t buyers. The majority of his viewers and subscribers can’t afford it. Who cares about all the BS fluff to decorate the presentation. The man has to present houses beautifully. We get a look. Why don’t you look at doing your own channel Arvin? There’s a place for honesty but being paid to present and review million dollar properties won’t cut it. You say the best things you can, the rest Is neither irrelevant or hidden, it’s just not disclosed information necessary for viewers. We get only the surface layer. A buyer digs deeper with their questions.
You said nothing, just tossed a word salad.
@@Bthe312 quite possible when your attention span is questionable
This style seems to be common to Slavakia, like Bratislava area where the overhang has a circular knock out over the patio or breezeway.
Had to jump into the commensts re: induction stove. Induction ranges use powerful magnetic waves for cooking, and heats & responds quicker than using a flame or regular electric stovetops. When I redid my kitchen, I bought one- no regrets.
@@blueice011 Yes, absolutely correct, that's why induction cook tops are more popular here in Germany (where I live) than any other means of cooking food, so if you would plan a new residential building, it's extremely likely that you would not even consider any other food cooking technology. The benefits are safety, convenience, energy efficiency and many people here are just used to it and expect it in a new(ish) home. So wherever you live, you should give it a try, maybe it will grow on you and you will not want anything else in the future, who knows?
But you have to buy all new cookware. Completely flat bottoms.
@@miketackabery7521 Yes, but only if your current cookware does not already support induction cooking. Here in Germany, most cookware that has been sold in the recent(ish) past is already prepared to be used for induction cooking, since this technology is becoming more and more normal, especially in new or freshly renovated houses. So many people many not need to buy any new cookware at all, therefore it's not a problem. Also here in Germany, we try to move away from using gas as much as possible, since in the past, we were buying cheap gas from Russia, but since the war in Ukraine started, we don't want to buy any Russian gas any more, but other sources of gas are more expensive, so we try to pivot away from gas completely over time. So using induction cooking instead feels like a great option to us, without many downsides. For heating purposes, we install heat pumps more and more, so this is also a technology that is becoming more and more normal in new houses.
The ceilings are very low and they have these many, many lights in them. I've seen those types of recessed lights before and if they're 12 feet or higher, if the bulb burns out, it's hard to replace them.
The kitchen looks like it has marble contact paper. Not a fan.
I see lots of agave plants near the foundation and against the building. You know, this is a problem as they get a bit bigger and they're so spiny. Who came up with that idea?
I saw him in the flat space called a yard and there's no railing. It seems to just drop off. Perhaps this would be a great movie setting for drakker Noir? Either the movie style or a plot based around the men's cologne?
Gee, I can't tell you how many times I've wanted a two story closet to hang my two story suits.
Keep it up!
thanks that the plan
I think it is amazing how I as a viewer could tell, that there is something in those rooms, that might bother me, but I can´t tell exactly what it is. And you can tell it rght away! That´s so cool :) Danke für die Videos! :D
Looks like a Porsche Dealership 😅😂😅
Perfect breakdown... excellent informative and to the point🔥
"you have no choice wake up tippy toe and jump in the pool" 😅😂😂
I just discovered your channel and enjoy your analysis of these homes that I have no chance of ever buying. I am trying to learn on how you see things and what makes things elegant or cheap. One thing I would say about this home is that night time view. I’ve never been to the west coast but it looks unbelievable. That’s coming from a New Yorker who grew up in New York. I would love to see you analyze some of the yacht tours enis give .
Because in daytime the view is just smog everywhere
How will this property perform in a 5 - 7 magnitude earhquake?
This isn’t a home, it’s a mid 1960’s bank building cornering a strip mall in a mid sized Southeastern US city.
The problem with Enes‘ reviews is that EVERYTHING is INCREDIBLE even if a blind person would see its ugly. Thanks for your great reviews Arvin. Very informative and fun to watch!
I’m not paying that kind of money for a home with wallpaper on the walls,the wine cellar is horrible
My first time watching your content. I’ll never be a luxury home buyer but I really enjoyed your insight and analysis!
EXCELLENT VIDEO! Thank you brother.
Thanks brother
@16:16 Induction uses magnets instead of a filament like a light bulb on traditional electric.
The designer/architect has been real quiet since this dropped.
I find Arvin's comments pretty spot on. One thing that is so revealing is that Arvin can rarely find houses that really hit the mark in his opinion. He did like Jennifer Aniston's house and I agree with him there too. Money does not magically give people good taste (usually). 😂😂😂😂
do a video about the best mansion you have seen on enes chanel !!!! just to show what ideas work best
ok i will
@@ArvinHaddadOfficial And one that's actually modern, not somebody else's interpretation of it. Thanks! When you get a chance.
One problem with the bedrooms facing out on the deck is that anyone on the deck can see into the bedrooms.
don't stop
cant stop wont stop... but not like diddy
I am so glad I found your channel I watch all of those luxury home videos but they never tell you the entire story.
Wallpaper in a luxury mansion? This place looks like the kind of place someone from a trailer park that just won the lottery might purchase......grin. Let me tell a story bout a man named Jed....LOL
Wallpaper can be done well but this was terrible
It is not only hideous but also extremely dangerous. I give it another 5 years before it collapses down the hill
15k subscribers! Congratulations! I remember you complaining about being stuck at 5k for so long. You should hire Mikey to do commentary on your Enes videos. Your subscribers would take a huge leap. "Yeah, we were full of crap on this video, but what are you gonna do?"
Hire Mikey or is he dead?😅
Arvin saw someone popular to critique so he can get more subscribers. He said it himself on his previous review. I guess Enes won't mind him reviewing his tours as lobg ss it is objective.
@@felicitasreyes6024 What's Enes going to say? "I don't like it when someone tells the truth about my videos!" Arvin would love it.
@@stanlee3619 I don't think he would say that. I can't put words into his mouth. He even asks his fans/subscribers to comment on his videos. Enes' and his team's job is to tour the property. Their goal is to share these properties virtually to their subscribers/fans. He is not the real estate broker/agent.
@@felicitasreyes6024 You seem to be under the mistaken impression that I care what you or Enes think.
Arvin, you are so savagely honest its gut wrenching - you are a master of style and have taste second to none. I Love it.
Enes has never seen a cantilever he didn’t like
Thats a really weird place to put a bus stop though.
I'd be cold calling rappers on this one.
There was a Swiss study on Induction cooking and the problem is that the energy field goes out of the pots and pans if the pot is even slightly dented. They recommended no cooking for pregnant women or the wearing of a lead-vest :) That is why aware people rather prefer gas and so do Chefs. The speed of cooking is good, but the side-effects may be more damaging than assumed and we poison ourselves too much anyway, so why add it only for convenience?
I don't understand this. All electromagnetic fields have electric and magnetic components. The induction stove just generates an electric field via electric current that has a complementary magnetic component that interacts with the ferrite in the cookware to heat up. I don't understand what dents have to do with a magnetic field that exists whether the cookware is positioned or not.
I would be much more worried about the fields from your wi-fi router, or even a cell tower positioned nearby. IF this study has merit, I think it's also telling you that if you're pregnant, don't you dare be within 5 feet of your wi-fi router. Magnetic field strength drops off with the square of the distance, so you don't have to be too far back from these field sources.
❤We’re entering a new era of how we view luxury homes and we can thank you 😊 I’ve never noticed how overly positive his videos were unto you pointed it out. It looks like if the home sellers or agents paid him to make a video to sell their home 😂. I wouldn’t be surprised if they did pay him and his team to a video.