Abandoned Apartments | Hidden in the Mountains | Destination Adventure

This property is privately owned and not open to the public. Stewart is a remote town with many vacant buildings, but they are not all “abandoned”. Lets all please be respectful of this fact and of the property owners. Myself included.
Stewart is such a beautiful place, and the entire area is dense with very interesting history. This small little mountain town, which is now almost considered a ghost town, was not always this way. At its hight, Stewart had a population of more than 10,000 residents, and today less than 500. The pattern of boom and bust has left much of this town vacant or abandoned entirely. I hadnt actually ventured around the rural area of this town, until there was a missing dog situation. I hopped on the Gnarley Davidson to help look for the dog, and along the way found all of these abandoned apartments and townhouses. This was a very neat surprise to find, and I hope that you all enjoy it as well.
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[@KRich408]

What's really sad about this is a he cost of rent in some places people can't afford to have a home :( when places like this are abandoned until it basically rots back into the earth.

[@DragonflyenAmber]

I was thinking the same thing, so many who can't afford to even live and homes in such a beautiful location just rotting away.

[@snow24lion]

Lots of people don't want to live somewhere. They have to drive at least 3 hours to buy groceries.

[@arbhall7572]

Yeah they are viable buildings but they aren't viable communities. Groceries, medical, fire, telecommunications services are hours away. These aren't skill sets a lot of homeless can effect6bring to the table for running a community.

[@MIGHTYRIVERS19]

Yes with so many homeless it is sad

[@jayhat]

It’s out in the middle of nowhere. There isn’t anything viable to support the community. Hence why it’s abandoned. Go start a business out there. It’s a naive pipe dream.

[@sk84life80]

You didn't break in, you didn't vandalize, you didn't disclose the location. Documentation for posterity.

[@PontiacDad]

I lived across from those units along Yukon ave, was used by the miners who worked at Premier gold mine back in the 80's. As always Dustin love your adventures.

[@factsoverfiction7826]

Thank you for posting -- it's good to know what happened.

[@aazhie]

looks like gorgeous views all around, lovely place :) Always cool to see comments from folks who have known the places!

[@danthemanBC]

I remember when all those townhouses were filled in the 80s with people and climbing up those stairs were amazing. As a child/teen in the 90s we would explore the adanonded townhouses as well. Great Channel Dustin!

[@cyntiameades7098]

We also climbed up those stairs and sat on top of that big tank, this brings my friend back to life. Thanks for this. I miss her. We had the best childhood anyone could ask for. Booting around on our bikes.

[@talyn3932]

A few years back I saw the townhouses I grew up in in Revelstoke in a similar condition. It's... rough, to see places that used to be full of memories, now just a memory itself.

[@gregcctrn]

As a kid, in 1977/78, I went with the swim clubs from Kitimat and Terrace to Stewart to have a demonstration swim meet. The town was wanting to form a swim club. We had an amazing time. I remember staying in a home that had been owned by one of the Stewart brothers. Great little town, with amazing people!

[@whooplife9785]

Great day when Dustin puts up a flick.

[@trailbirds4693]

Betcha didn't know that there is a young man That is also named Dustin Porter that lives in Stewart bc

[@whooplife9785]

@@trailbirds4693 . Is it true?

[@donaldrispens1880]

Time Capsules, nostalgic and forgotten. I wish that I could jump back in time to see them ALL alive!

[@tinanemath5545]

What would be really cool is if you could come up with photos of some of these places, before they went to ruin... Anybody who can share photos should, would be so cool to see how they use to look.

[@berryharris1870]

That is Kitsault, B.C. they do have other videos AFTER abandoning when they had a caretaker keeping up the place. It must have been just over these last few yrs that it's been unkept

[@gavinweissday3351]

@@berryharris1870 that's not kitsault, he has another video about kitsualt, and it's still maintained to this day. This is close to stewart

[@punchfisttop]

Being stuck at home you really are my sanity to the world you kooky nut! Thank you fer sharing yer life Dustin!!!!

[@danikam6740]

So interesting! It's wild how many of these communities exist. Thanks for bringing attention to their histories and stories. But do be safe!

[@baker099]

Always a great day when Dustin uploads a new video. Great exploration and I just want to say I've always loved your motto! "Take nothing but pictures, leave nothing but footprints." I wish more adventurers and urbexers followed that motto.

[@hebertclan7518]

I lived in those town houses in the late 80s!! Just took a visit back this year after 18+years away

[@tashasmith6179]

Can you tell us what happened? Why did so many people leave this place?

[@Fossillarson]

@@tashasmith6179 gold mine closed down silly 😜

[@jayhat]

@@tashasmith6179 like many boom and bust towns all over this world. The viable business in the area goes bust for any number of reasons and people move away.

[@miranda488]

Aww man I don’t remember that area. They all have carports to keep the vehicles out of the billion feet of snow ❄️ they get every year. The mine my dad worked at closed when we moved. ‘84? ‘83? 🤷🏽‍♀️ did you get any footage of the townsite mining houses? We lived on Raven St I believe. First house on the left when you start down it. As kids we loved all the snow & played for hours n hours in the huge mounds of snow aka slides the plows made. Gonna have to go back up once you can cross the boarder. I’ve seen recent pics of the old mines & glaciers so wanting to go back for a visit. It’s a lot like Bella Coola but not eh. Anyways thanks for sharing & looking forward to the next one! 💕👊🏽

[@factsoverfiction7826]

Cool post -- really brings it alive to know why the families came & left.

[@wadewilson7001]

This whole area feels like a time share resort type village

[@endangeredmarmot4518]

Cool, I didn't even see this when I was up there! I guess work got in the way... Funny you kept mentioning the broken windows - there's actually a concept in criminology that is called, wait for it, broken windows theory. Basically, one broken window left unrepaired leads to more and more.

[@sharong8511]

Interesting. I actually watch another channel called that and didn’t know what it meant. They’re in Germany I think.

[@mikedavison3400]

@ Cody K There seems to be sound psychology behind that theory. There may also have been testing along the same line where if an area is already litter strewn then people are more likely to litter than they would if the area is clean.

[@Starfish2145]

It’s very shameful to see this place abandoned when it could house homeless people or low income people

[@goofusmaximusII]

That is what I'm always thinking.

[@scooterss2112]

Yeah if you want to trash an otherwise nice quiet town.

[@howwedodaley1165]

Yeah. You'd think that. But then it would probably degrade into trap houses instead of evolving into tranquil havens.

[@jayhat]

It’s Abandoned for a reason. It’s out in the middle of nowhere. There isn’t anything viable to support the community. What are they going to do for work? How will they buy food and supplies? Who is going to foot the bill? Just ship them out there and pay for everything forever? Shit, sign me up. Your comment is just a naive pipe dream.

[@michellemonahan865]

My thoughts exacty

[@amrogers4]

🤣 "We're there!" Not certain if you were going for the Dumb & Dumber reference, but you nailed it! Okay, gonna finish watching your exploration adventure now 😬

[@Destination_Adventure]

Bahahaha absolutely a dumb and dumber quote. One of my favourites lol

[@amrogers4]

@@Destination_Adventure Lol. That movie is definitely one of the best! My brother and I hold entire conversations in Dumb & Dumber quotes. We're cool like that 😎 P.S. Another great video! Lucky for us, the missing dog led you to this discovery! Hope he/she returned home safely

[@shelbyorphanage9199]

Move people in being evacuated everywhere ; bring citizens into abandoned towns and places like this

[@Less1leg2]

those electric meters are relatively speaking newer. Being they are the digital display models not the older rotating meter boxes from the 1980's or older.

[@thereissomecoolstuff]

That clear cedar siding is worth a fortune. Grab me about 12000 linear feet.

[@anna-lisagirling7424]

You know, your comment is really bugging me. I live in the exurbs of Seattle but used to live in Coquitlam, BC before my husband was lured by a high paying tech job down here 25 years ago. Both of our urban areas are screaming for "affordable housing" and as Dustin snuck a peak into one of those apartments and I saw those still entirely usable electric appliances all I could think of was how many people would love to move into an entirely humble, well built and modest apartment or townhouse, using those secondhand appliances so they could get a leg up in this insane world. Maybe it's just not economically feasible and I'm a dreamer but the waste of resources up there is making me crazy!!

[@thereissomecoolstuff]

@@anna-lisagirling7424 I agree 100%. I looked up Stewart BC on Google Earth and it looked bigger than 500 residents. I think the overall condition of them was very good considering. You would never see that in the Seattle area. They would be destroyed and vandalized.. all while people live on the streets.

[@KrazyMitchAdventures]

Thanks for another walk through Beautiful British Columbia. I remember Stewart from the 90's when the glory was starting to fade again.

[@bobfleming3400]

I was talking to a lady who grew up there in the 60s, and she said that when they moved into their place in January, there was snow piled as high as the roof in the lots on either side. When Spring came and the snow melted, there were houses on both lots. With that much snow, if it’s not cleared as it falls, it could push through the windows.

[@MrYoup11]

You went all that way, and couldn't even get Hyderized.

[@blueman5924]

I still have an unopened bottle from my trip in ‘85. They can crack it at my celebration of life. 🙃 Is the bar wallpapered in dollar bills still there ?

[@HoneyandMe]

Many years ago, we were living in Smithers where my husband was posted with the RCMP. We were being transferred to Stewart and went up there for a few days to give the current member there a few days off. While we were there, we noticed all of these A-frame homes for sale. We found out you could go to the grocery store in town for a list and the keys if you were interested in buying any. So, we went on a little looky look. Many of them were coated in mould. Some had been modified by previous tenants. Pretty much all of them were in bad shape. Not sure what happened to them, if they sold any or if they fell down, got torn down, or maybe they are still standing there waiting for some love. Our transfer ended up taking us to Dease Lake instead, so we never got to live in Stewart.

[@jilldavis7229]

Gorgeous scenery!!! Sad to all of this abandonment 😞 Too bad that the materials from these places can’t be utilized 😞 Thank you Dustin for sharing this wonderful adventure with us! I loved it ❤️

[@aazhie]

right? as much as I love the urbanex that saddest side of seeing such great abandoned spaces is the utter waste of materials and once livable places

[@jilldavis7229]

@@aazhie Amen 👍😰🥵😞

[@MrNibblesCPT]

Love your work Dustin! A new Fan from South Africa.. our Family cant get enough of your shows and you continue to inspire us to get out and explore our neck of the woods..

[@danielbianchi3479]

Totally agree, Thailand ❤

[@robheathcote8561]

Dustin Porter. One of the coolest human beings i have ever had the privilege to meet

[@Destination_Adventure]

Yo dawg, was a great day for me also. Got my first New Zealand trout on the fly thanks to you. That’s a memory forever.

[@robheathcote8561]

@@Destination_Adventure your more than welcome my bro. im sure it wont be the last one you get

[@danielbianchi3479]

A very intelligent & gifted young Man!❤ Chiangmai thailand

[@eggberta]

Wow! This sure was a nice nugget of abandonisim! heh! Not like that's a word...just made it up. haha! Your videos are inspirational with wanting to go on adventures ! Will be heading out to Powell River BC in a month and sooo can't wait to go! Thanks for posting your work Dustin, always a treat to view :)

[@karenjohnston7342]

Abandonism... You said it, we understood it. It's a word. Thanks, Elaine Carmichael!

[@deendrew36]

Abandonism….makes it sound like an art form!

[@1953beetle]

It's a shame that places like this are going to waste,when they can be used for those in need.😩

[@brandy2378]

I think it is too remote t be useful as public housing

[@tarn1135]

Your heart is in the right place but you are completely wrong. Fact is many homeless are there my choice and also mental illness. Besides on a more heartless note is that giving a person a place to live when they have no skin in the game is they almost always destroy it. It just becomes a money pit that ruins it for others.

[@1953beetle]

@@brandy2378 Ok.It was just a thought.

[@ryanmcfadzen]

Yeah move homeless to our small town we call stewart give your head a shake

[@1953beetle]

@@ryanmcfadzen 😩

[@justinmccowan2543]

Yes there are townhouse type apartments with 2 floors. It's a choice of floorplan, especially when there are multiple bedrooms. My old apartment complex has them. I stayed in one when we first moved to NC for my dad's job. Looks to me like the buildings have metal roofs, which would preserve a vacant building's interior better than asphalt shingles over time, so that's why the interior of that apartment was in relatively decent shape.

[@eileenmcloughlin4778]

Oh, it's British Columbia, Canada. Saw it at the end of your video. I feel such a kinship with Canada, since my father was born in Sydney Mines, Nova Scotia in 1918.

[@JonStallings]

Looks like a beautiful area. It's a shame those were abandoned

[@colleenhelminiak1429]

I sort of stumbled on your channel, and I have to say that you had my full attention once you started climbing that rickety ladder - now that is dedication to the max! Loved the video - and the fact that you are rambling around and stopping at places that intrigue you and seem to be begging to be explored......I'm hooked. Thank you, and you can add me as one of your subscribers - and, I admire your dedication to leaving no sign or damages to each place you go. Looking forward to seeing more of your explores 😁😁😁

[@aazhie]

He climbs a lot of scary looking walkways, but i always appreciate the views even though i worry a bit XD

[@colbeyholder2695]

How doesn’t this dude have a prime time show yet? Total Departure feel with its own unique vibes. Good work man!

[@GlennO1961]

All these abandoned places...it's really sad. To think that people once lived, loved and did and experienced all the other things humans do and are subjected to in their short time here on earth. Just sad. And intriguing. History as it happens. Not the type of history that will make it into books or to the box-office and big screen but nicely documented and preserved on your channel. Thanks 😊

[@kevinwhite5827]

It’s nice to see Mother Nature take back the land. No, I’m not a tree huger but it’s nice.

[@Sailor_alan]

Literally my dream location. If I could make something like this in Scotland I'd be chuffed as tits.

[@amrogers4]

Could I please get an interpretation for "chuffed as tits?" Sounds painful, lol 😉

[@Sailor_alan]

@@amrogers4 lol sorry man my scottishness shone through there. It means I be very happy.

[@amrogers4]

@@Sailor_alan No worries! It made me giggle, but "my ladies" cringed, so I thought I better ask for clarification, haha.

[@JennySpaghetti]

If the last year and a half has taught us nothing else, it should be that close proximity isn't the necessity to employment that it used to be. Would be amazing if people started expanding back out and revitalizing communities like these and potentially start cooling down the insane real estate markets a little at the same time.

[@snow24lion]

U do realize all that's available here is satellite internet. The cost to put in regular internet is cost Is prohibitive

[@dolphincliffs8864]

Starlink

[@jasonwho9992]

Love your videos from Ontario Canada 🇨🇦 keep up the great work

[@heatherchambers1609]

Just imagining the community of people that lived, worked, played (and shovelled snow) in the area. Another great video.

[@Henry-ol1jx]

What a waste

[@ryetangebrown5395]

I remember when I was a kid, all those places were full of people. That was back in the 90’s though. Pretty cool that you get to see abandoned👍

[@arbhall7572]

At 13:07 that big rubber thing was a flood barrier. They work like sandbag barriers, but you can put them up fast enough in an emergency to actually save things. Pretty cheap way to make a water tight wall, super fast&you can recover them.

[@Poozerooni]

I lived in one of the red/brown townhouses on an end unit as a kid. It was a super cool place to live.

[@MIGHTYRIVERS19]

Katy what happen that they were abandoned , its sad to see such beautiful houses empty, best wishes

[@tracywinter2066]

Love your sense of humor you make me laugh 🤣 Love💙 all the adventures you're taking us on 🏞

[@bigbiff38]

I'd estimate those have been abandoned for 30 - 40 years. Due to mold, you should be wearing an N95 mask, which I've read is good for going in places like this. Be safe, bud.

[@danthemanBC]

People lived in those places in the mid 90s

[@NorthernThrifters]

Love the little "Be Happy" sign on your dash. Sometimes it's good to a have a little reminder.

[@nancyferrer7452]

Wow this must of been a great little community back in the day. I love looking thru abandon buildings.

[@zackdaniels6858]

Old vid…Just seeing this now. THIS IS AMAZING. Absolutely Outstanding. THIS IS THE CONTENT I LOVE. well done.

[@trishstarr8585]

I love mountains it's sad no one hardly lives in stewart..wherever that is

[@redneckbryon]

Definitely occupied within the last 10-15 years due to the smart metres, I wonder if the first building and maybe others still had power since 2 of the metres were still intact but the others were safety caped, you would only see that if the power was still on, you did mention there was a power outage in the area could explain the metres being out.

[@ryanmacdonald8846]

Do you ever get stung by bees or spiders going into those things?

[@tamo9520]

Look at all the pallet wood! Oh how I'm going nuts! What I could do with all those pallets!

[@brucebreedlove7743]

TONS AND TONS OF HOBBY WOOD!!

[@Airfun101]

Thanks for the tour! Was the dog found?

[@Destination_Adventure]

Yes he was :)

[@MrRod4000]

I lived in Stewart 79-82. A nice place to live but it took constant effort to maintain housing. Without a source of wealth such as a mine, there is no way the buildings could be maintained. Homeless people do not provide a source of wealth, in fact much the opposite.

[@iandavid4224]

We LOVE your vids, and our nickname for your show; "DUstination Adventures". You are always positive and love your sense of humour too. Drone shots to die for. Keep 'em comin'! Maggie and Ian

[@paulsayer8248]

Thank you Dustin from all of us who will never be able to venture and adventure but will travel along with you in spirit. Stay safe. Another thing I have to mention is that old tanks such as the one in your video rust out the top lids and you can very easily fall through the rusted metal. Take it from one who has been there.

[@mauriceclark4870]

There's all those. Apartments. Empty. And. There are people living in drains. And under. Bridges. !! Funny old world. For sure. !!!!

[@gailedmonds9107]

Sometimes I really think you should be wearing hazmat outfits to enter. I don't know what keeps you from getting sick from mold & other things. Just be careful. I LOVE watching your shows. Your such a nerd sometimes.....you make me laugh.....I'm always saying "Oh Brother."

[@joeminnick8522]

Those look like they were some nice places back in their day

[@therebex23]

Gnarly's last ride? :(

[@CazyDayz]

this looks like a waste of good housing does Canada have homeless people ? i bet they can sure use these ole apartments...its the same here in the US its like people are so radical about not giving people things we have millions of empty homes and millions of homeless but yeah lets just feed the machine.

[@snow24lion]

How many people want to live were they have to drive hours just to buy groceries.

[@CazyDayz]

@@snow24lion you can fix that part with capitalism easy

[@snow24lion]

@@CazyDayz go right ahead Revitalize this town. Remember the industry's that created it are long gone. Remember to add everything people are looking for. Grocery stores, shopping, schools, docs office just for a start.

[@EdweirdoTV]

What's up I live in Kamloops and am always trying to find locations

[@edg8535]

Stewart had a population of 10,000 at one time, it dwindled down to about 500 so that explains all the empty apartments.

[@WiredController.]

That makes so much sense now. Thanks.

[@mmoore2006]

Yeah, things started going downhill when I left in '76. We were in the old part of town, this was considered the "new" section. A lot of the mining community scattered to other locations. We ended up on Grande Cache, AB from Stewart. Then back to BC.

[@russbonk1372]

Climbing that LAST ladder- you know, the one up the tank itself??....Yea, THAT gave me the heebie jeebies! In my previous life one of my jobs was to climb oil storage tanks to gauge them for deliveries- to make sure a load would fit. One night I darn near didn't make it . Slippery icy metal rungs.....yea, thanks for the memory Dustin!!

[@douglasmckee754]

What's Sad is the price of lumber. Repurposing the Material's of Abandoned place's would be possible. But the mess left is a problem. I like your video's Brother. I love in Oregon

[@PeaceChanel]

Peace.. Shalom.. Salam.. Namaste and Thank You for your efforts 🙏🏻 😊 🌈 ✌ 🌷 ☮️ ❤️

[@Su2D2]

I had the Fred Penner theme stuck in my head as you climbed the ladder

[@abailey5772]

I found my hide away lol

[@erinaustin2157]

I had to read the comments to figure out where it was but if I did not know that, I’d swear you were in the Catskill Mountains of NY. It looks exactly the same!

[@bryansmith1920]

Is that what it means to be a Canuck God you People are lucky I'm a Brit I live on an Island that holds 68.2ml people that could most probably fit into a corner of an Island on a lake that no human will ever tread somewhere in your as the Aussies would say Your Outback And yes I always say Sorry even if I want to Kick them ;-)))

[@gregelliott5016]

What state is Stewart in?

[@codacreator6162]

Not everything has been found. We’re still looking for Jimmy Hoffa. 😀

[@davechristian7543]

Hi buddy, i just came across your channel a few weeks ago n just wanted to say hello n let u no i like wat u do, #Cheers from Sydney Nsw.

[@Destination_Adventure]

I see so many new folks viewing for Australia. Super fun. Welcome to the channel.

[@davechristian7543]

@@Destination_Adventure Thats great n thankx my-friend, u take care n have a good-day.

[@wilbertdrake5214]

Your videos are very cool love them

[@jonurton7826]

Mining brings jobs and communities to life and sadly kills them too

[@cocoed8643]

Ya know...... Looking at all this abandoned housing, why do we have homeless people, individuals and families???? It may not all be perfect but it seems better than the streets. 😥

[@amrogers4]

Hard as it is to comprehend, many people actually choose to live that way. No doubt, there are plenty who have fallen on hard times and do need help getting back on their feet... But the number of people who choose that lifestyle is astonishing.

[@cocoed8643]

@@amrogers4 yes.... I guess you are right. It's just sad to see such waste in various places. All over the world.

[@amrogers4]

@@cocoed8643 True indeed.

[@factsoverfiction7826]

@@amrogers4 Are you saying some folks choose living on urban streets over having an apartment?

[@factsoverfiction7826]

Because nobody wants to take the initiative.

[@ScoopeddadDrone]

You are a true ambassador for Northern British Columbia. Keep up the great work. Hope to meet up with you again

[@jasonwhite6936]

Probably a nice place in the winter time. Snow covered mountains.

[@rosemariestrumecki6880]

When we lived there (74-78) we had snow up past the windows, had to shovel it so we could see out and let the light in…good times for sure, great memories. Yes we were Hyderized a few times back then🙏population was around 7000 then.

[@justmepraying]

This is just sad 😥 so many people need homes and so many places like this just left to rot

[@coasttrailz]

Crazy how they say there is a housing crisis but its only manufactured in certain areas. Whole abandoned villages that could easily be brought back to life with some hard work.

[@kevinpruessner7010]

What a shame. That being said, there is gold mine there. Copper. Aluminum stainless as well as other reusable stuff that can be recycled. Then dose the rest and let nature take it back. Also get rid of health problems the abandoned buildings present. This is a major problem all over in north America. There are people who could use the stuff left behind. Even the old hardware left behind is worth money

[@sirridesalot6652]

I really do wish that explorers of old buildings and old workings, would wear a high quality respirator so as to be protected from spores of mildew and/or mold. Either is really nasty if it gets into your lungs. Also, steel sole footwear should be worn to protect against nails or other sharp objects you might not see.

[@richardderosset6960]

A real stairway to heaven !, trusting that old ladder is the first step to eternity, climb to your well deserved Darwin Award !

[@richeylafond5049]

It's such a shame you didn't get to see Hyder that's the true gem up there. You might want to think about getting some non insulated Carhartt overalls they will save the body when bushwhacking

[@7curiogeo]

What town, state why did folk move away? Industry fail? Mine closed? Why? Haha ok I sound like a little kid.

[@DRT-81]

Over charge for rent, failing economy , property's owned by foreigners , one black neighbor moved in near by , we get this .

[@ihatedietcola7920]

I like exploring abandoned places sometimes. I've been to the ghost town Monte Cristo here in Washington State a few times. really pretty up there.

[@ginrobi01]

LOL, your best intro yet! Wonder why such a large neighbourhood was abandoned. It's kinda sad.

[@snow24lion]

Most people don't want to live somewhere they have to drive at least 3 hours to buy groceries

[@everetthobbs6891]

Stewart was a mining town…most of the mines shut down in the 1980’s and 1990’s. There are several mining projects further North but those are remote from the original townsite.

[@michaelmoore2196]

This was time shares, with the goal to see people a week or two a years for a vacation place..... but i it just out and nothing more. Lots of these were developed in late 80s and 90s...most all failed.

[@AngieDoesStuff]

So, I just looked it up because I was curious: Mildew is always on the surface and is dry-looking, even powdery, and usually grays and whites. Mold can be on the surface too, but will also "burrow" and isn't always visible, and grows in flourishes or colonies, and is typically more slimy or fuzzy and is raised off the surface. Mildew is easy to clean but some types of mold'll kill ya. I grew up in Houston and experienced many floods due to hurricanes, so the toxic black mold issue is not a new topic to me, but I thought it might be interesting to mention the difference here. Although both can trigger negative health responses, the worst that's typically gonna happen from just the occasional touring of buildings might be an allergic reaction, if you're prone. Otherwise, probably nothing to worry about at all. (just in case anybody wants to go off on that whole "BuT yOuR hEaLtH!" tangent...it's not a big deal. relax.)

[@aazhie]

ha ha, great to know. I had a real estate agent who was super sensitive to mildew which seems like it could be rough but also kind of a plus for the buyers to know a place is too humid! XD

[@dennislegassie728]

This would be a good place for the refugees that are coming from Mexico we can play some here some it could buy it and make money from the government for providing

[@jillmeade4630]

Oh look another travel channel... so unique... let's donate all our vacation earnings to him. Get a job

[@LiveAlohaOhana]

So sad cause those were really nice and huge for apartments! What a waste ! Thanks for sharing 😊

[@zenjamin6262]

I know these apartments ... it was built on a indian barrial ground and really freaky shit was happening to the people living there ... it wa s real hush hush

[@tomjones2121]

millions of dollars in recycled lumber just waiting there , sitting , rotting , going to waste ..

[@dolsen1975]

cool video. 1 tip stop trying your spots at comedy. just describe you adventure without the ad libs comedy.