Hong Kong is also very expensive if you wanna living like a high roller there. The mansions located in Deep Water Bay and the Peak are crazily expensive.
@@stubones, NYC doesn't have apartments priced 100m+. The highest I've heard was an 85 million dollar penthouse which comes with 2 tickets to space, a yacht, 2 Rolls Royce Phantoms, 1 Lamborghini, a personal chef and a butler for a year, weekly dinner for two at a Michelin Rated French Restaurant, courtside Nets season tickets and a coverage of 2 mil worth of renovation. LA Metro Area (mostly Malibu, Beverly Hills and Bel Air) has the most expensive homes in the world.
I think "small" Millionaires are still normal people, it is the 7-8 figure millionaires that will not and don't need to take public transportation.. in order to be such a fool to pay for a tiny 2-bedroom apartment in the middle of an over-crowded city over 3 MIL GBP I guess you need to be at the stinky wealthy category... so yeah, they do not travel on the Tube
Usually it's their investment and shares in companies that make them to most money not their salary. That's why Jeff Bezos had a salary of only $80,000 when he was CEO of amazon.
@@0707Dannyhamer you are not stupid enough to believe that because he mentioned the prices in dollars for the US/international public watching his videos, that people pay in dollars instead of their own currency (Pounds)
I feel like you are regurgitating false info without even thinking about it. You're telling me the average household income is 75,000? That is clearly false.
@@afrikanroyalty8453 of course it’s farfetched! Can you imagine someone living in a house worth 15million but earning anywhere near that amount? And it’s not even individual, it’s average household income...
£75.000 is most definitely not the average annual income for people that live in these expensive properties, more likely to be the average monthly income. I earn a little over half that amount per annum and I am considered an average earner for the area in London where I live, which is not Knightsbridge by the way.
One Hyde park does , its £58mil just for a two bed Appartment also lets not forgot Holland Park £60mil plus for a house , I Know New York is very expensive, but the London prices are increasing hugely. Even just for a bed sit can set you back millions
@@HerMixFits You do know what stately home means don't you? It's not to do with just the price of the house otherwise every expensive house would be stately
No, poor mortals unfortunately live in third world nations. If you don't like your standard of living in Europe you are welcome to move back to those nations and see what is real poverty.
@@GeorgeVenturi Poverty in Europe relative love! A lot of people live in abject poverty in the third world. I have friends & family that live in the third world who’s standard of living and housing conditions are better than mine and they live in poverty! So speak for yourself & NOT for me! HOW foolish are you if your don’t recognise that there are people in Europe that live in poverty! Move back to where? That sounds like a racist comment to me! Where am I from?
0:53 Wow, there's one of those "I Saw You Coming" shops! So many bargains to be found. Like sets of his/hers pocket note books - an absolute steal at $200!
Most of those apartment buildings where a 2-bedroom "luxury" apartment in London (costs less than $100K to refurbish any apartment to this standard) costs over 2 MIL are simply way over priced, and are meant to be bought by outsiders with more money than logic. do you think the really wealthy live in such apartments ? think again. such an apartment might be the overnight hotel room for some of them when they cross the city, but nothing more... most of those "luxurious" buildings are so "luxurious" only because of pretended value - they look almost identical to mega pre-war buildings found in most major cities in western europe, where a 3-4 bedroom apartment will cost you less than 200K euros at most. London in general is a real estate bubble, the really top tier wealthy live far away in the country, in their multi acre estates, where they live in their 500 / 800 / 1000 sqm mansions... far beyond a stinky apartment in an over crowded city.
I believe the new generation of wealth tends to buy property in Knightsbridge, the people who have actually earnt the money, would not, because they know they can get more for what they are spending elsewhere, I.E. countryside. The new generation of wealth is basically kids, whose parents have loads of money. Although some people may purchase those properties as an investment, not the best idea, given the fact that you don't even own it, it is most probably on a lease. Also, I believe that the people who actually develop such properties, are the top tier wealthy people worth hundreds of millions, and the people who live in them or buy to let them, are the people worth a 10s of millions, there is a clear pattern here, as you can see.
I WOULD BE AFRAID TO HAVE SUCH AN EXPENSIVE HOUSE. HERE IN GREECE THERE IS SUCH TOXIC ENVY THAT THERE ARE THREATS AGAINST YOU IF YOU ARE MORE SUCCESSFUL. IT IS PRETTY PATHETIC.
Living there, or most anywhere else, with all those luxuries of course would be amazing! Who wouldn't want all that comfort? That said though, I can't help but wonder if the people who are able to afford most, if not all their desires, do they ever wake up looking forward to something??
Yuk, give me Harrogate in Yorkshire any day. Beautiful, elegant, stylish, expensive but friendly. London, I know I lived there is unfriendly, and a lot of the properties are an eyesore or sterile, and everything is retrogressive compared to the better areas of the North, the health care especially. It might be expensive, but it lacks class.
I'm sorry but me flat in Kennsinton bourrough back in 74' was a whopping 15 quid a month and I was with walking distance to at least a dozen old English pub's. That was the life mates.
It is one of most expensive places but reason for that is, London is officially “money laundering capital of the world” UKs and Worlds millionaires, billionaires, criminals, politicians all come here with their money and nobody asks you anything when you spending it. In theory they should ask you where did you get 50mil to buy this house but they don’t because estate agent gets 2% commissions on that sale. They should ask you where’s this money coming from when you spend 2m In single day at Harrods store or when you walk in to Lamborghini dealership and buy 5 cars or if you deposit 50mil at UK bank.
An average household income of USD75,000? Is this correct? I ask as my neighborhood in Denver, Colorado, has an average household income of USD77,194. It’s nice, don’t get me wrong, but it’s no Knightsbridge. The Bishops Avenue. Much quieter than Knightsbridge.
Bishops Avenue may be l̶i̶t̶e̶r̶a̶l̶l̶y̶ ̶d̶e̶s̶e̶r̶t̶e̶d̶ quieter but it's a whole lot tackier imo. May as well be in America with those fat unsexy lumps of pastiche.
3.6million to live at One Hyde Park? That can't be true!?. I know someone living in a house near the West End that costs 1 million and it's basically a normal house.
You mean London or world wide because if we’re talking about worldwide ZIP codes The richest people live in Dubai. If we are talking concierge services blah blah blah every city in the United States has that you just got to look for the right neighborhood I mean come on a condo in Los Angeles or New York is like $2.3 million and it’s twice the size of what you get in London. I mean even in Chicago and the lakefront you could twice the size of what you get for what you get in London and probably for somebody from the UK less the money I guess if we’re talking about ancient buildings and just because it’s London if they charge you for that I guess that’s why it’s so high but space and moneywise no it’s not the richest city.. I mean I’m just saying course I could be wrong but that’s what it looks like ... all the rich people live in the country the people that support the city are foreigners they rent and work there because the locals cannot afford it I mean this is to told to me by someone that’s from London
@@sandravaldez6278 first of all, this video is about just London, yet you somehow missed that. Also, it is about most expensive property, not how wealthy the people are. It's like you didn't even watch the video, or read the title. Secondly, you quoted prices of around $2.3million on average, Knightsbridge is the neighborhood in this video where the average home is £2.9million. Which is $4.04 million. So it is much more expensive. Third, you keep saying that you get much more space in other cities, which actually proves that they are much cheaper. Since for the same price in both LA and London for example, the home in London would be smaller because they can only afford smaller. If you wanted a bigger home in London you would have to pay EVEN more.
There are homes on Sloane Street, the shops are at the bottom and the flats are at the top of the buildings. I know this because I live off Sloane Street.
@@johnz4860 if the 1% simply skimmed off profits without contributing anything, wouldn't everyone be in the 1%? Apparently they do something special to deserve their status.
@@tobias2688 It is absolutely impossible for everybody to be in the 1%. Let me put it this way: it is impossible for everybody to own, say, two brand new Rolls Royces, a mansion worth millions in which servants cook, clean and look after the needs of the host family. In other words, there can only be rich people if there are working people who have a moderately confortable income at best. For this to be possible you a need society which accepts this as the only possible social system. If the common man and woman realised fully how the banking system, for example, works by creating money out of nothing by adding zeros in computers and charging real money in interests society would see things very, very differently. Maybe we would have another 1789!
like those stinky wealthy ever obeyed to any "lockdown".. they only preached us to "stay home and save lives" while they were jetting around from one luxury resort to another, from one gala dinner to another Christmas party..
One hide park complex is extremely ugly on the outside. Some people have more money than sense. Some of those wealthy architects are creating ugliness. There is a reason you don’t see the royal family living in such ugly architecture, because it is ugly. That one hide park complex is way overpriced, some one could build a 30,000 to 50,000 square foot manor house a little ways out in the country from a major city for that, The complex penthouse wre selling for something like 200 million each.
Property prices are outrageous. These homes are gorgeous but way overpriced.The past tense of cost is cost, not costed. You sound like a toddler or five year old.
It’s now a completely caricature less place , no real Londoners live there it’s all foreigners , and foreign money . The Queen is probably the only English person there . It’s not helped by the so called mayor Khan , who has single handedly ruined its future , and even trying to desecrate its past , by taking down statues , hence the history of not only London but England .
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Do you think London is the world' s most expensive city to live in?
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Some parts of London are extremely expensive, but NYC would likely be more expensive as a whole.
New York. London doesn't have any $100+ million apartments or houses on the market.
Hong Kong is also very expensive if you wanna living like a high roller there. The mansions located in Deep Water Bay and the Peak are crazily expensive.
@@stubones, NYC doesn't have apartments priced 100m+. The highest I've heard was an 85 million dollar penthouse which comes with 2 tickets to space, a yacht, 2 Rolls Royce Phantoms, 1 Lamborghini, a personal chef and a butler for a year, weekly dinner for two at a Michelin Rated French Restaurant, courtside Nets season tickets and a coverage of 2 mil worth of renovation.
LA Metro Area (mostly Malibu, Beverly Hills and Bel Air) has the most expensive homes in the world.
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@@jamesfonseca9256basically means the royal family live a better life than all of them combined
Mean while most of these apartments in central London are empty 90% of the year!!
Property in London is stuffed full of the dodgiest money on god's earth.
“Close to transport links”. Erm, I don’t think you’ll find a multi millionaire riding the Tube do you? Yes, I live in London.
That clip made me laugh, a benefit of living in knightsbridge in a 3mil-200mil home is that you probably won't ever need the tube
You'll see them tho, the tube and black cab.
Yes, actually you do. Not every multi millionaire acts like some Russian oligarch douce bag
i do commute in tube. i also eat pizza slices from corner shop.
I think "small" Millionaires are still normal people, it is the 7-8 figure millionaires that will not and don't need to take public transportation.. in order to be such a fool to pay for a tiny 2-bedroom apartment in the middle of an over-crowded city over 3 MIL GBP I guess you need to be at the stinky wealthy category... so yeah, they do not travel on the Tube
Wow how a £75000 income family can afford to live in area which homes are at average of £15.6M
Fortunately there are other districts in London haha.
Usually it's their investment and shares in companies that make them to most money not their salary. That's why Jeff Bezos had a salary of only $80,000 when he was CEO of amazon.
I noticed that 😂😂 and you seem to buy houses in London with dollars.....
@@0707Dannyhamer you are not stupid enough to believe that because he mentioned the prices in dollars for the US/international public watching his videos, that people pay in dollars instead of their own currency (Pounds)
If they have lived there for a substantial amount of time they may have picked up the real estate before it got too pricey
Did he just average yearly income or monthly? Cos renting in Knightsbridge takes you way more than that over the course of the year
I feel like you are regurgitating false info without even thinking about it. You're telling me the average household income is 75,000? That is clearly false.
Look at the exchange rate. So 75k in dollars is roughly 32k in euros. It's not far fetched
@@afrikanroyalty8453 of course it’s farfetched! Can you imagine someone living in a house worth 15million but earning anywhere near that amount? And it’s not even individual, it’s average household income...
@@afrikanroyalty8453 More like 62k Euros.
Kylie has a house in Chelsea, Beckhams in Holland Park, not Knightsbridge 😉
£75.000 is most definitely not the average annual income for people that live in these expensive properties, more likely to be the average monthly income. I earn a little over half that amount per annum and I am considered an average earner for the area in London where I live, which is not Knightsbridge by the way.
South Kensington is a beautiful neighbourhood!
I live in the UK the most expensive residential Road in London is called the Bishops avenue
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nope .. i live in kensington ... its actually kensington palace gardens bishops is 2nd /3rd
The Bishops Avenue isn’t exactly central London , Knightsbridge on the other hand , your nearest neighbour is the Queen .
no it isn't Kensington Palace Garden's is.
Knightsbridge isn’t ‘home to stately homes’. Those are in the countryside.
One Hyde park does , its £58mil just for a two bed Appartment also lets not forgot Holland Park £60mil plus for a house , I Know New York is very expensive, but the London prices are increasing hugely. Even just for a bed sit can set you back millions
@@HerMixFits You do know what stately home means don't you? It's not to do with just the price of the house otherwise every expensive house would be stately
London is one of the most beautiful city in the world!
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It is honestly so magical. It's my favourite place in the world
@@CaptainAMAZINGGG Try having a stroll through Tower Hamlets where drugs, unemployment and crime rates don't paint a rosy picture.
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@@johnz4860 don’t believe everything you read in the sun
Kensington Palace Gardens is the most exclusive street in London, as you mention in passing.
Yes London is expensive!
Poor mortals like me live in South London!
No, poor mortals unfortunately live in third world nations. If you don't like your standard of living in Europe you are welcome to move back to those nations and see what is real poverty.
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Poverty in Europe relative love! A lot of people live in abject poverty in the third world.
I have friends & family that live in the third world who’s standard of living and housing conditions are better than mine and they live in poverty!
So speak for yourself & NOT for me!
HOW foolish are you if your don’t recognise that there are people in Europe that live in poverty!
Move back to where? That sounds like a racist comment to me!
Where am I from?
@@GeorgeVenturi fk off poor fuck
0:53 Wow, there's one of those "I Saw You Coming" shops! So many bargains to be found. Like sets of his/hers pocket note books - an absolute steal at $200!
There is poverty in Africa and Asia because of residents of this area.
How
@@leila9284 because politicians steal from these countries and come and live here.
Yep London is built on corrupt money, it’s a cesspit......
@@nida1990 i personally know few president sons here, who has stolen tons
@@cenklol Yes, so do I!
Most of those apartment buildings where a 2-bedroom "luxury" apartment in London (costs less than $100K to refurbish any apartment to this standard) costs over 2 MIL are simply way over priced, and are meant to be bought by outsiders with more money than logic. do you think the really wealthy live in such apartments ? think again. such an apartment might be the overnight hotel room for some of them when they cross the city, but nothing more... most of those "luxurious" buildings are so "luxurious" only because of pretended value - they look almost identical to mega pre-war buildings found in most major cities in western europe, where a 3-4 bedroom apartment will cost you less than 200K euros at most.
London in general is a real estate bubble, the really top tier wealthy live far away in the country, in their multi acre estates, where they live in their 500 / 800 / 1000 sqm mansions... far beyond a stinky apartment in an over crowded city.
I believe the new generation of wealth tends to buy property in Knightsbridge, the people who have actually earnt the money, would not, because they know they can get more for what they are spending elsewhere, I.E. countryside.
The new generation of wealth is basically kids, whose parents have loads of money. Although some people may purchase those properties as an investment, not the best idea, given the fact that you don't even own it, it is most probably on a lease.
Also, I believe that the people who actually develop such properties, are the top tier wealthy people worth hundreds of millions, and the people who live in them or buy to let them, are the people worth a 10s of millions, there is a clear pattern here, as you can see.
Keep in mind he said $2M not £2M. This is important because USD is worth less than Pound Sterling so it would only cost about £1.4M
Obviously a sales pitch for the King Luxury market area. For my millions, I would find a nice little cottage on The Bishops Avenue.
You forgot to mention that Knightsbridge is with in a walking distance to The Buckingham Palace... Harrods is basically the Queen’s shop to go.
Knightsbridge is the name of a street. The neighbourhood is in fact Brompton.
To me One Hyde Park looks like a hotel and it's also ugly.
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Nice video, how can I get the photo of the gate at the head of the video
Thank you Josphat, I don't know at all!
Take a screen shot of it on your phone.
I WOULD BE AFRAID TO HAVE SUCH AN EXPENSIVE HOUSE. HERE IN GREECE THERE IS SUCH TOXIC ENVY THAT THERE ARE THREATS AGAINST YOU IF YOU ARE MORE SUCCESSFUL. IT IS PRETTY PATHETIC.
No not in these areas because they are all wealthy.
Where in Knightsbridge is the thumbnail pic? Is that even London?
If I remember the thumbnail correctly (can't seem to see it now) it looked like the gates outside Kensington Palace
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Living there, or most anywhere else, with all those luxuries of course would be amazing! Who wouldn't want all that comfort?
That said though, I can't help but wonder if the people who are able to afford most, if not all their desires, do they ever wake up looking forward to something??
rich people have a life too lol.. unless it's someone like me who just won the lottery I'll probably wake up looking to just shop and fuck around
Yuk, give me Harrogate in Yorkshire any day. Beautiful, elegant, stylish, expensive but friendly.
London, I know I lived there is unfriendly, and a lot of the properties are an eyesore or sterile, and everything is retrogressive compared to the better areas of the North, the health care especially.
It might be expensive, but it lacks class.
There are certain area that has new money.. that can be tacky. But areas like Holland Park and Chelsea are the poshest in uk
That thumbnail is a mansion north of Toronto, Ontario I believe
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I'm sorry but me flat in Kennsinton bourrough back in 74' was a whopping 15 quid a month and I was with walking distance to at least a dozen old English pub's. That was the life mates.
Yep this borough is also the location of the Grenfell Tower - puts it perfectly into context how messed up this whole episode was....
It is one of most expensive places but reason for that is, London is officially “money laundering capital of the world”
UKs and Worlds millionaires, billionaires, criminals, politicians all come here with their money and nobody asks you anything when you spending it.
In theory they should ask you where did you get 50mil to buy this house but they don’t because estate agent gets 2% commissions on that sale. They should ask you where’s this money coming from when you spend 2m In single day at Harrods store or when you walk in to Lamborghini dealership and buy 5 cars or if you deposit 50mil at UK bank.
Real estate companies have anti money laundering procedures. You have to show the source of the funds like a lottery win or a inheritance.
@@Naturelady-rf5zx not many real estate agents
Hello from knightbridge
Hey my sister lives here ! It's not all luxuries though there are a few dodgy people around wanting to take those luxuries away from you.
And how is the average price of a flat at one Hyde park only 3.6m ?
An average household income of USD75,000? Is this correct? I ask as my neighborhood in Denver, Colorado, has an average household income of USD77,194. It’s nice, don’t get me wrong, but it’s no Knightsbridge. The Bishops Avenue. Much quieter than Knightsbridge.
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Omg as a 🇬🇧 I certainly prefer the countryside 😆 I could not think of any where worse 😆
Knightsbridge, that's where Buckingham Palace is?
Yes pretty much, you still have to walk 20 minutes to get to Buckingham Palace.
No it's not in Knightsbridge. It's close to Knightsbridge, but it's in the St. James park area.
how do people buy cars in Europe I've never scene a car dealership im confused
3.6million to live at One Hyde Park? That can't be true!?. I know someone living in a house near the West End that costs 1 million and it's basically a normal house.
Especially when a flat in One Hyde Park sold for £160m
No it’s not the most expensive!!! And the people that snatch the properties are foreigners not locals ...
So which neighbourhood would you say is the most expensive in London?
You mean London or world wide because if we’re talking about worldwide ZIP codes The richest people live in Dubai. If we are talking concierge services blah blah blah every city in the United States has that you just got to look for the right neighborhood I mean come on a condo in Los Angeles or New York is like $2.3 million and it’s twice the size of what you get in London. I mean even in Chicago and the lakefront you could twice the size of what you get for what you get in London and probably for somebody from the UK less the money I guess if we’re talking about ancient buildings and just because it’s London if they charge you for that I guess that’s why it’s so high but space and moneywise no it’s not the richest city.. I mean I’m just saying course I could be wrong but that’s what it looks like ... all the rich people live in the country the people that support the city are foreigners they rent and work there because the locals cannot afford it I mean this is to told to me by someone that’s from London
@@sandravaldez6278 first of all, this video is about just London, yet you somehow missed that. Also, it is about most expensive property, not how wealthy the people are. It's like you didn't even watch the video, or read the title.
Secondly, you quoted prices of around $2.3million on average, Knightsbridge is the neighborhood in this video where the average home is £2.9million. Which is $4.04 million. So it is much more expensive.
Third, you keep saying that you get much more space in other cities, which actually proves that they are much cheaper. Since for the same price in both LA and London for example, the home in London would be smaller because they can only afford smaller. If you wanted a bigger home in London you would have to pay EVEN more.
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These houses looks funny and weird for a wealthy neighbourhood.
Sloane street is a shopping street, not residential.
There are homes on Sloane Street, the shops are at the bottom and the flats are at the top of the buildings. I know this because I live off Sloane Street.
Where are the houses? All of the buildings are connected!
Roads are still not good and there are road works going on all year round . I was working there today
And that in a nutshell is why millions of us, peasants of the modern world, have to keep working all our life so that 1% live off the fat of the land.
Not their fault people don't take risks. In this country people prefer the security more than gambling everything for a greater reward.
Maybe those people create the jobs for the 99%
@@tobias2688 Maybe it is the hard and skilled work of the 99% that actually produces the goods and services that bring in the profits.
@@johnz4860 if the 1% simply skimmed off profits without contributing anything, wouldn't everyone be in the 1%? Apparently they do something special to deserve their status.
@@tobias2688 It is absolutely impossible for everybody to be in the 1%. Let me put it this way: it is impossible for everybody to own, say, two brand new Rolls Royces, a mansion worth millions in which servants cook, clean and look after the needs of the host family. In other words, there can only be rich people if there are working people who have a moderately confortable income at best. For this to be possible you a need society which accepts this as the only possible social system. If the common man and woman realised fully how the banking system, for example, works by creating money out of nothing by adding zeros in computers and charging real money in interests society would see things very, very differently. Maybe we would have another 1789!
What about Bishops Avenue?
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Knightsbridge is probably expensive but I have friends who live in Knightsbridge so probably not.
Unlike New York, you don't have to be earning millions to live a decent lifestyle in London.
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London has more like 15 million in the metro area
"After the lockdown ended"
like those stinky wealthy ever obeyed to any "lockdown".. they only preached us to "stay home and save lives" while they were jetting around from one luxury resort to another, from one gala dinner to another Christmas party..
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One hide park complex is extremely ugly on the outside. Some people have more money than sense. Some of those wealthy architects are creating ugliness. There is a reason you don’t see the royal family living in such ugly architecture, because it is ugly. That one hide park complex is way overpriced, some one could build a 30,000 to 50,000 square foot manor house a little ways out in the country from a major city for that, The complex penthouse wre selling for something like 200 million each.
You are actually 100 percent right here. You can refurbish your home to a decent standard. You can change up the living room and furnish it properly.
One 'Hyde' Park.
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F#cking guy, if you are talking about London home prices speak in the right currency, and we don't need to see U.S. money either
This video was made for the US Citizens!
The Americans only ever recognise their own currency!
Relax
@@bunandcheese4445 Even he doesn't know who is catering to! If it was meant for Americans why did he say 15.6 million Pounds first at 00:41 ?
@@playerone6995 I don't know how to.
Knightsbridge
Property prices are outrageous. These homes are gorgeous but way overpriced.The past tense of cost is cost, not costed. You sound like a toddler or five year old.
It’s now a completely caricature less place , no real Londoners live there it’s all foreigners , and foreign money . The Queen is probably the only English person there . It’s not helped by the so called mayor Khan , who has single handedly ruined its future , and even trying to desecrate its past , by taking down statues , hence the history of not only London but England .
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The Queen herself is From German family line
True. They may not know their history
We have a 6 bedroom modern house in south Ken
The good thing about being very rich, is that you get a better class of enemy?
Wow there's so many children all over the world starving to death and they got the nerve to show this
That brick building is beyond ugly no thanks
When has anything in London cost dollars?? So poor
Typical Americans!
Meanwhile, rest of the country's skint.
See you on the water.
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YUK, YUK, YUK. a lot of it looks very bland, except fot the old buildings.
It's the interiors that count. These are very old buildings so of course they cannot be modernised on the outside.
So much bollocks spoken in this video I don't even know where to begin!
Dude no its dirty stop trying to paint it as exotic XD
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Just a terrible useless video, skip to 6:29
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How boring....
Just looks trash tbh