Good video , thanks for sharing , I also take landscape videos in UK and sometimes abroad .It's very helpful, I subscribed to the channel, so I'm looking forward to it. Thank you for the good video
I been an angeleno all my life ,and I see downtown Los Angeles as having so much potential to become this super city .But ,it seems there is no passion from city leaders / city planners and those below the echelon .In Texas just add water and you got a skyscraper overnight, Here in L.A ,takes years to sprout a building .I hate being political, but that's how I see it .Great video work sir ,hope to see more .
There are about 10 high-rises on the drawing board that have yet to be built in the very near future. L.A.'s underground Metro is expanding more and more. Pershing Square is to be revamped. A lot of L.A.'s progress has been handicapped by COVID. DTLA's restaurants and hotels have been really struggling because of the pandemic. I doubt that Texas's urban development is an "overnight' phenomenon. Houston has MANY infrastructure problems that it won't fix because it claims it doesn't have the tax base to cover it. Houston also has a rising crime rate with many ghetto areas. The Dallas Houston area has some of the worse traffic in the country. The state's House of Representatives and Senators along with the NIMBYS are all for killing any form of expanded public transit. Houston literally froze when the polar vortex hit because the power grid is so weak and not strong enough to withstand inclement weather. As a result, water pipes burst wide open all over the city in homes and apartments because they weren't reinforced and there were approximately 150 Texans that froze to death. I agree with you that downtown has the potential to be a super city. The variety of beautiful legacy buildings combined with the new ones going up is impressive. As they say, it's always greener on the other side and Rome wasn't built in a day.
@@antoniahamilton3201 ..I appreciate your reply .I been to Dallas, and Houston,and I was quite impressived, especially with the widen modern freeway system of elongated on/off ramps, and huge bridge that contributes ease traffic flow .But then I see LA ,especially the 110 freeway ( downtown) for example ,it seems like its stuck in the 1950s ,with decaying cracking concrete bridges, and with dying weeds and overgrown shrubs on the sides .It looks embarrassing. And I often read urbanize LA, and notice all the projects that are coming in the pipeline, hopefully. But I also noticed all the red tape and hoops a developer has to go through with the state ,and city to get a idea off the ground. And I question if I were a developer, would it be worth it ? The time ,and money of waiting for the city to approve a project. Maybe I'm wrong and see things from a different angle But I just wish there was more momentum in LA, to get things moving. I see a smaller city like Austin, popping up 800 footers ,and even one taller building ( red rock ) than the library tower in few years .Its just frustrating , well have a great day.
@@antoniahamilton3201 LA is awful thanks to the politics you can't deny that, this is the same problem that keeps LA from changing when Angelinos are told of the problems with the city they dismiss it and bring in their pride you sound more like Governor Newson instead of addressing the problems you just keep saying how good it is ignoring how worse it has got over the years homelessness, crime, and corruption.
@@isaacalcala808 In the description. Timestamps: 0:00 THE BLOC 700 W 7th St, Los Angeles, CA 90017 04:31 InterContinental Los Angeles Downtown and IHG Hotel 900 Wilshire Blvd, Los Angeles, CA 90017 08:20 The Standard, Downtown LA 550 Flower St, Los Angeles, CA 90071 12:11 JOEY DTLA 700 W 7th St Ste S430, Los Angeles, CA 90017 14:29 Bottega Louie 700 S Grand Ave, Los Angeles, CA 90017 17:46 Fox Jewelry Diamond District 700 S Hill St #1, Los Angeles, CA 90014 20:26 St. Vincent Food Court 650 S Hill St, Los Angeles, CA 90014 29:33 Globe Theatre Los Angeles 740 S Broadway, Los Angeles, CA 90014 37:36 Sheraton Grand Los Angeles 711 S Hope St, Los Angeles, CA 90017 39:37 Where you fell in love with DTLS sign and Macy's Downtown LA Plaza 750 W 7th St, Los Angeles, CA 90017 42:12 Roosevelt Lofts 727 W 7th St, Los Angeles, CA 90017 45:55 Dublin's Irish Whiskey Pub 815 W 7th St, Los Angeles, CA 90017
Let me guess, half of Californians are either homeless or other states who have moved to California are homeless because not sure. Maybe they wanted to be famous one day. Anyways there is homeless people everywhere in every state too
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Great walk tour around the city. Charming at vibrant surroundings. Tnx4sharing.
Beautiful walking tour
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This is a great way to see all the new places that are opening or are already established! love it
Thanks for commenting and the support.
Great tour of LA
so COOL!👍
Good video , thanks for sharing , I also take landscape videos in UK and sometimes abroad .It's very helpful, I subscribed to the channel, so I'm looking forward to it. Thank you for the good video
Thanks. You make some pretty cool walking videos too.
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I been an angeleno all my life ,and I see downtown Los Angeles as having so much potential to become this super city .But ,it seems there is no passion from city leaders / city planners and those below the echelon .In Texas just add water and you got a skyscraper overnight, Here in L.A ,takes years to sprout a building .I hate being political, but that's how I see it .Great video work sir ,hope to see more .
There are about 10 high-rises on the drawing board that have yet to be built in the very near future. L.A.'s underground Metro is expanding more and more. Pershing Square is to be revamped. A lot of L.A.'s progress has been handicapped by COVID. DTLA's restaurants and hotels have been really struggling because of the pandemic. I doubt that Texas's urban development is an "overnight' phenomenon. Houston has MANY infrastructure problems that it won't fix because it claims it doesn't have the tax base to cover it. Houston also has a rising crime rate with many ghetto areas.
The Dallas Houston area has some of the worse traffic in the country. The state's House of Representatives and Senators along with the NIMBYS are all for killing any form of expanded public transit. Houston literally froze when the polar vortex hit because the power grid is so weak and not strong enough to withstand inclement weather. As a result, water pipes burst wide open all over the city in homes and apartments because they weren't reinforced and there were approximately 150 Texans that froze to death. I agree with you that downtown has the potential to be a super city. The variety of beautiful legacy buildings combined with the new ones going up is impressive. As they say, it's always greener on the other side and Rome wasn't built in a day.
@@antoniahamilton3201 ..I appreciate your reply .I been to Dallas, and Houston,and I was quite impressived, especially with the widen modern freeway system of elongated on/off ramps, and huge bridge that contributes ease traffic flow .But then I see LA ,especially the 110 freeway ( downtown) for example ,it seems like its stuck in the 1950s ,with decaying cracking concrete bridges, and with dying weeds and overgrown shrubs on the sides .It looks embarrassing. And I often read urbanize LA, and notice all the projects that are coming in the pipeline, hopefully. But I also noticed all the red tape and hoops a developer has to go through with the state ,and city to get a idea off the ground. And I question if I were a developer, would it be worth it ? The time ,and money of waiting for the city to approve a project. Maybe I'm wrong and see things from a different angle But I just wish there was more momentum in LA, to get things moving. I see a smaller city like Austin, popping up 800 footers ,and even one taller building ( red rock ) than the library tower in few years .Its just frustrating , well have a great day.
@@antoniahamilton3201 LA is awful thanks to the politics you can't deny that, this is the same problem that keeps LA from changing when Angelinos are told of the problems with the city they dismiss it and bring in their pride you sound more like Governor Newson instead of addressing the problems you just keep saying how good it is ignoring how worse it has got over the years homelessness, crime, and corruption.
@@lenitypious6579 To each their own.
Good points. Clean up LA. Thanks for commenting 😀👍
Nice Vid, but where are the people? The Streets are so empty....
I guess they are all scared.
@@LivinginLosAngeles of what?
Business.2008.
Why don’t you describe where you are at in downtown L.A?
Read the chapter names
@@isaacalcala808 he does not describe what street he is on or describe what is around him. That could be a better guide
@@eddav8089 I know... a work in progress.
@@isaacalcala808 In the description. Timestamps: 0:00 THE BLOC 700 W 7th St, Los Angeles, CA 90017
04:31 InterContinental Los Angeles Downtown and IHG Hotel 900 Wilshire Blvd, Los Angeles, CA 90017
08:20 The Standard, Downtown LA 550 Flower St, Los Angeles, CA 90071
12:11 JOEY DTLA 700 W 7th St Ste S430, Los Angeles, CA 90017
14:29 Bottega Louie 700 S Grand Ave, Los Angeles, CA 90017
17:46 Fox Jewelry Diamond District 700 S Hill St #1, Los Angeles, CA 90014
20:26 St. Vincent Food Court 650 S Hill St, Los Angeles, CA 90014
29:33 Globe Theatre Los Angeles 740 S Broadway, Los Angeles, CA 90014
37:36 Sheraton Grand Los Angeles 711 S Hope St, Los Angeles, CA 90017
39:37 Where you fell in love with DTLS sign and Macy's Downtown LA Plaza 750 W 7th St, Los Angeles, CA 90017
42:12 Roosevelt Lofts 727 W 7th St, Los Angeles, CA 90017
45:55 Dublin's Irish Whiskey Pub 815 W 7th St, Los Angeles, CA 90017
Let me guess, half of Californians are either homeless or other states who have moved to California are homeless because not sure. Maybe they wanted to be famous one day. Anyways there is homeless people everywhere in every state too
Too many homeless in LA.
Nice videos, man... But, don't forget to be polite... Is not really nice when you almost run over a person, like the woman on minute 18...
Democrats strong hold !
Walk up to hills sign see that house I’m complying it look awful
Okay. What is the address?