It’s just the traffic. Overcrowding has killed this place.

As someone who has seen 20 homes in 4 days of searching - there’s not a lot of quality inventory. Homes that have a quality lot, upkeep inside and out are very hard to come by and sell at asking as soon as listed. The ones that are sitting are red flags for people who don’t have deep pockets. Stay away if you can or at least take advantage of your due diligence period.

I don’t think any of can be made sense of all I know is decreasing rates is a bad idea that will benefit black rock only

I don’t think interest rates are going to fix this. The dollar has been destroyed over the last 3 years. Nobody is talking about how the price of housing has been affected by this. My dad bought his first house at 9% and he was happy to get that. The difference was house prices were affordable. Today sellers are just being greedy. There wont be a crash, there will be a reckoning for sellers and landlords however. If there is no affordable housing, those cities and towns will run out of people who work at grocery stores, restaurants, and the service industry. You will live in an expensive house, but you will have to drive an hour to go shopping…

Good video. I really would have liked to see some pics and video overlayed to illustrate what you were talking about. Especially that house that sold for 2 million. I would have liked to see a pic or video of that house.

I think its a story of 2 markets. Texas, Florida and Nevada are crashing right now. Full stop. But then other markets like ny / nj are still booming. I doubt there will be a nation wide crash. But for sure there are markets running downhill right now

Yeah, Thank God for Blackrock. You will own nothing and be happy.

The narrative has completely changed in some areas like in my state of Florida. Inventory is above pre-pandemic levels. Prices will fall in many cities and already have like in Cape Coral

I listed my home in California and in 4 days I got 7 offers over list price. Homes are still selling like hotcakes.

Some experts are predicting a cut of more than 0.75%. As a Top 1% Realtor in Canada, serving clients across more than 30 cities in Ontario, I believe we definitely need to reach a rate of 3.25% for the numbers to become favorable again for my investors. If the prices and interest rates are coming a little bit lower, we should go back in the investing business. #CristianEnache #Realtor #Ontario

So markets like Texas and Florida are going to see a price drop? I don’t think this will age well. I’ll save it to my playlist to see if you are credible at all… I see the most expensive market is history and people need to make 50% more income to buy.

A couple of well known NFL players use to live in there…

Great video. What zip is Springfield? Also, do you happen to know the elementary, middle school and high school’s are?

How are you

watching from Los Angeles that has become one of the grossest cities to live in! NC looks so gorgeous!

Mint Hill has a gated community like this called The Woodlands at Cheval off Lawyers road.

I live close by the area. McAlway Road in Cotswold

Love it!!

Who is the builder?

Why did you mention Mint Hill when referencing the south part of Charlotte ?

I always love watching your videos, even if I can't afford a million dollar home. So nice of your clients to let you show their house. Maybe one day I'll win lotto and let you show mine 😊

i live in mecklenburg county it's amazinggg!!!

That neighborhood is called Eastover and it is in my opinion. The nicest neighborhood in the land. Thanks for stopping by and saying hello.

Wait… so what neighborhood is it!?

I’ve lived in huntersville (about 30 minutes from Charlotte) my whole life and its beautiful here

That’s my dads car

Beautiful area! Definitely very affluent. Was shocked to see so many basketball hoops out front but gives it a more friendly neighborhood feel. The balcony off the kitchen is amazing!

Although the pool and hot tub were nice, you won me over with the dedicated theater room. That is definitely living the life of luxury. I am sure your buyers will be quite happy there.

I'm 28, just wondering what these people do and if ill ever get here

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Love this! Nature so beautiful and tranquil 😊🌸💕

Coz you are rich dude

I live in nc Charottle too

, because we've found out about Des Moines Iowa 😂😂😂

Gorgeous…

I think this is the most amazing property you have shown yet. My wife and I just returned from a short vacation in Palm Springs and I thought our hotel was nice - it was nothing compared to this. Is the buyer a well-known celebrity? 😎

Congratulations on a beautiful listing 👍🏻

You covered several areas I was considering investing in before selling my house. You just saved me a ton of money. Thank you!

4:45….you pour concrete…not cement.

$1 million gets you a little shack in Toronto or Vancouver 😂

This was amazing to watch. I had no idea how much $$$$ goes into this, But knowing that the final owners will be safe from a nuclear attack, makes it all worth it in my book.

its so sad watching this while living in florida

Not for me rather no one be on my 100 acres

I live in Santa Clara county and the prices are absolutely crazy here. Mobile Homes now sell for $500,000 in the area.

Is this house still for sale?

Why is this guy yelling at people?

Looks like a beautiful prison

I don’t know man, I think Peters Custom Homes tops Arcadia in this area for custom luxury.

Nothing surprising about Loudoun County being the richest county in the US. It’s been that way for several years. I now live in Charlotte, but was born and raised in Loudoun for my first 58 years. The DC area is high tech. Loudoun is the data center capital of the world. 70% of all internet traffic flows through Loudoun. Also, Falls Church is not a county. And north Fairfax is not part of Loudoun. That said, I enjoy your videos.

Used to clean houses like this in the Atlanta area, I was shocked at how these people live, some just lazy and nasty, most very respectful and clean nice people,