Flaws Exposed: Enes Yilmazer Floating House with UNDERWATER BEDROOM

[@ArvinHaddadOfficial]

It’s basically a floating trailer park community

[@eliethia_munay]

😂😂😂💀

[@xavierlozinguez]

100% spot on

[@Evangelionism]

C'mon, Arvin, we all know there are no rednecks in Dubai... ...yet.

[@Evangelionism]

Come on, Arvin. We all know there are no 🔴necks in Dubai... ...yet.

[@tonyka3545]

2 trailer park boys go round the outside...

[@EliseLogan]

all of the downsides of a yacht, but absolutely none of the upside. The long-term maintenance of this would be a nightmare.

[@scotrick3072]

That's a great analogy. Kind of like the houses in America that need to have their poop pumped each week.

[@likeAG6likeAG6]

last phrase is Dubai in a nutshell though

[@fitybux4664]

@@likeAG6likeAG6 Dubai is a paradise for people who are lost in their religious beliefs and want to be able to look down on anyone they see as a sinner.

[@talmiz101]

I love that Enes became a somewhat of an Mascot of this channel LOL

[@RawOlympia]

I wonder if Ines subs to this chan too

[@AliHussain-fz7pd]

Dubai based real estate agent here. It’s 20 million in local currency. Not 20 million US.

[@BallinBalla]

That cooktop in the kitchen is something you'd see in a studio apartment in Japan.

[@pedroantares9826]

Not a problem; you can just order some food in the middle of the ocean or eat at the restaurant next door

[@likeAG6likeAG6]

@@pedroantares9826 yeah gotta swim to that restaurant first

[@shadowfox009x]

Same in Germany. Tiny studio-apartment usually rented to students. Who often eat at the university cafeteria.

[@adolfoartigas3249]

Who here giggles a little every time a new Enes video drops, anticipating Arvin's critic video that will follow? 🤭

[@MeronOppa]

🙋🏻‍♂️

[@MandyKat416]

@@adolfoartigas3249 guilty. Arvin making Enes look absurd is my favorite.

[@jeffreykiesnoski7984]

Me. Lol 😂

[@paultaylor5513]

I prefer Arvin's critique

[@w1ntermute1]

I stopped watching Enes so I could watch Arvin's videos without spoilers lmao I just can't unsee all the bad stuff anymore

[@Weyland_Yutani_Corp]

Mikey was always the voice of reason in these videos. Ever since Mikey's departure, Enes has inevitably just reached his final form as a glorified used car salesman.

[@friedrichweitzer3071]

Yeah, Enes tell us why we should buy this questionable 8 years old Ford.

[@spenkew]

Mikey left? Why?

[@dennisconley8902]

@@spenkew Because Enes sucks.

[@Weyland_Yutani_Corp]

@@spenkew He left about a year ago or so. There was never any official announcement about when or why Mikey left, but there was just some speculation that he and Enes had a falling out.

[@spenkew]

@@Weyland_Yutani_Corp Thanks! Suxh a pity. Interesting, because they seemed to get along on video. But that could translate otherwise

[@YoGorrion]

You need a bulletproof window against gangsta fish, I think

[@Libertaro-i2u]

Yeah.

[@JWCinPDX]

Since I'm not interested in foreign real estate, I hadn't watched this Enes video, but I wish I had. It's possibly the most entertaining, most humorous video going. Certainly, one of Enes' most entertaining. Close the doors and your "kitchen" suddenly becomes a bedroom is pure comedy gold.

[@eliethia_munay]

The office block mansion that Arvin also covered not long ago - Enes was funny in that one too. ✌🏽

[@mariowalker8593]

Am I the only one who finds sleeping underwater across from a giant picture window of the open sea is extremely terrifying?! 😳😳😳

[@artistsaffiliates6822]

If you can get used to travelling at high speed in a small metal and glass cart sitting on top of a tank of explosives, powered by explosions, inches away from other similar carts travelling in the opposite direction, then you can get used to this bedroom.

[@Kai...999]

Depends on who designed it. To be honest it would only require high school physics to see if it was probable, and fairly easy for a civil engineer to design. Now of course the hard part is actually building it, and financing the project. I would assume the people that designed it had a high factor of safety, because I think all of us can understand how disastrous it would be if the structure failed.

[@dazuk1969]

No, you wouldn't catch me sleeping down there. I'm sure it's safe but I would constantly be checking the window for leaks or cracks so this is a pass for me.

[@tonyug113]

zero fresh 'air' - just ac

[@tonyug113]

@@dazuk1969 absolutely

[@twitchpuccibro4659]

Been loving the videos mate, especially them 30-45 min videos, so much better then watching the original house tour video. Pls keep posting more and more often cause there are plenty of mansions out there and I’m running out of your videos to watch😂

[@cqbarnieify]

It’s always lovely to hear Mikey’s voice in the background. Great video once again. Thank you.

[@rich_in_paradise]

I think the reason Enes keeps talking about beds is that no one is going to buy this to live in it - it's AirBnB fodder.

[@happycamper4thewin]

💯💯💯

[@kenth151]

Good point. Did not think if that.

[@tecwzrd]

Average 30 year loan the mortgage costs on 4.7 mil is 29.7K a month. Just to break even assuming 100% bookings and with expenses, cleaning, ect.. averaging $1.5K a month you need $1,040 per night just to break even. In Dubai you can stay in luxury downtown 3 bedroom condos or in a Luxury Penthouse Dubai Marina for around $400 a night. Nobody is going to pay more than double that for a floating house in the middle of nowhere.

[@rich_in_paradise]

@@tecwzrd Ever stayed in a place with an underwater bedroom? That's the attraction. I'm not saying I'd pay for it either, but clearly it's what the marketing people for this development had in mind. Nothing in Dubai makes sense.

[@tecwzrd]

@@rich_in_paradise No, but I've been scuba diving for over 30 years now so I see it enough :) Dubai has crazy wealth and I'm sure a a few would pay 2K+ per night to stay there but still not convinced it would be enough for a decent ROI.

[@wickedpawn5437]

This is the coolest KZbin channel by far. My dad was the HR manager of a large Architecture firm. I'm an engineer, but Architecture was my "first love".

[@johngalbraith4775]

Apparently it is $4.7 million usd. A comment has been added on the video to say they were informed of the wrong price on the day if the shoot. The correct price is 17.5 million AED so $4.7 million usd.

[@largol33t1]

OK, now it makes sense. Still 17.5 million is a lot even to an Emirati.

[@xavierlozinguez]

Nothing like the little double push on the door leading to the deck to realize that elements are going to destroy your "investment"

[@rhysmeyers9396]

I took the inspiration and also converted my kitchen to a bedroom. I've taken breakfast in bed to a new whole level.

[@daniellasilva5407]

Man, I was almost buying a floating house but I watched this video and saw it was a mistake. Thanks, Arvin! 🤜🤛

[@ThinkAbstract]

Arvin's channel is basically a extension of Enes's now lol

[@EclipseCircle]

I appreciate it. You get both sides (positives and negatives) and neither has to risk their business.

[@laurenm6511]

He's done other people's properties. I actually wish it was just reactions to Enes because I used to believe every word out of his mouth and now I know what to look for.

[@ThinkAbstract]

@@laurenm6511 Believe every word out of his mouth? What you buying mansions on a weekly basis or what?

[@roberto5red5rocky85]

@@laurenm6511 TOtally agreed , the other videos arent nearly as entertaining . i skip them at this point an wait for these two rivals

[@eliethia_munay]

You’re totally missing out by skipping the other videos!

[@senecyl]

“I wasn’t expecting to get shot…” 😂😂😂

[@RawOlympia]

Loved the chicken reference @4:01 🐔🐓🐣🐤 ~ 😎🤣😂 ~ thnx for the laughs and the education ~

[@deanchur]

Arvin, you don't get it, this house is designed to question what a bed truly is and, by extension, our existence as beings that need sleep. It's a floating Terrence Malick film.

[@Carla-GenX]

I needed your energy today along with the sass! ☺️ Would love to see you critic of Canadian homes as you have peaked my interest in your videos. ❤🇨🇦

[@LudiCrust.]

One thing no one ever talks about with Dubai is the water there is severely polluted. They blame the water stagnating from poor design for the smelly water but it’s actually sewage. My brother went swimming there, got really sick, & a doctor spilled the beans to him in the hospital. He had a skin infection that spread internally that was so bad they had to pump him full of heavy duty dangerous antibiotics (that damages your liver) for 2 weeks to save his life.

[@eugenes5788]

Wow! That’s crazy! We were just there in June in those islands and noticed that water was super salty. I know they use the water from the gulf and desalinate it and pour the salt right back in but it makes perfect sense about waste being dumped back in the water. Dubai’s air is also super smoky. You can see it from these island - so foggy at any time. I’m not sure how Enes was able to get such a clear shot

[@LudiCrust.]

⁠@@eugenes5788yea I noticed they cut a lot of corners there - like Burj Khalifa not being connected to city sewers so they have to truck out the sewage. Dubai is a cool city but only to visit & when you’re there definitely stick to swimming in the pools. I imagine that water is even worse than the water off San Diego from Tijuana’s sewage bc so much of it is stagnant. The more you think about it the grosser it is.

[@donaldsalkovick396]

Because they have no modern sewage

[@malik_alharb]

Enes is like Arvin's naive nephew 🤣🤣🤣

[@largol33t1]

I sometimes like to think of him as that. LMAO...

[@happycamper4thewin]

Damn, that “kitchen” was demure 😂😂😂😂

[@MandyKat416]

Lmao... i am never going to get over that graphic of Enes as a chicken farmer with arms full of eggs. I'm dying. Last I checked Kitchens & Bathrooms are pretty important and the ones on this floating house aren't giving me thrills. Thanks Arvin. This definitely made my Sunday. I needed a laugh.

[@TheJase8566]

Maintaining underwater rooms is a mission. Glass gets fouled quickly

[@Libertaro-i2u]

That sea-basement is high maintenance indeed!

[@mariaerminiavesconi2412]

I guess that money is not a problem if you can afford to buy a 20.000.000 dollars summer house. I love it

[@TheJase8566]

@@mariaerminiavesconi2412 You clean a boat hull every 2 months, that glass will need going every week or two. Means you have divers around your house peering in every 2 weeks

[@largol33t1]

It is NOT easy either. I've seen how they do it in aquariums at Sea World. They're using a very soft wool pad and they have to do this in scuba gear, scrubbing it one square foot at a time. it's a lot of work. But it's cute when one of the fish, or a manta ray comes by and wants to be scratched on the back.

[@jeffv3296]

Another great video. I always look forward to when Arvin releases a new one. I’m not going to lie, I prefer the longer videos-but they are all wonderful. The amount of times that Enes says that one of the rooms can be used as a bedroom had me rolling in this video. lol

[@largol33t1]

What is up with Enes claiming every room could be used as a bedroom? He sounds like that crazy cousin who calls first and says "I need to crash at your place tonight, mind if I bring a friend?" You agree but when he shows up, he brings TWENTY people with him! 😂😂💀🙄

[@DarthVantos]

After finishing the video, now i want to see you talk about yachts. I know it's not your area but it would be interesting none the less. Funny video btw, i was laughing hard every time Enes tried to turn every space into a bedroom.

[@largol33t1]

Arvin, you definitely could do a review of some yachts. I've watched a lot of yacht videos and learned a ton about room layout. Some are just hilariously bad while others are amazing.

[@gizmothesquirrel9094]

That fridge is a mini fridge worth $200 The door to the fridge is connected to the large cabinet door. Pathetic.

[@alexzombi2104]

I love your channel so much! Your energy and comedy is contagious!

[@lisagray1418]

I grew up in Seattle, WA and there was a wide variety of houseboats on Union Bay. Some were mobile, some not. Often those whose were not mobile, most were very happy with their neighborhood and didn’t feel the need to be mobile. They just really enjoyed living on the water. Others had full mobility, so they could travel to different parts of the bay and change their scenery. I recently learned from a Louisiana boat captain that you can tie a houseboat to a tree and live there. It does have to be mobile, in case the fisheries need it moved (he said that was uncommon) or for river traffic.

[@redwolfexr]

You have to have a waste removal system or pay for a honey boat to come vacuum the black tank though. Water and power you can offgrid though.

[@lisagray1418]

@@redwolfexr of course. After living rural for such a long time, I often forget people expect all those services to be standard regardless. Thanks for bringing that up.

[@redwolfexr]

@@lisagray1418 that isn't the people's choice. Its against the law to discharge black waste into almost any body of water in the US. And yes they WILL come check and ask for proof you had "services." Solar power and water makers (offshore RO systems) are pretty common on float homes.

[@CarlosNunez6673]

Arvin, you're so right! The more he talked about this house, the more I thought about the Miami boathouse.

[@spenkew]

Just like Uncle Roger roasting Jamie Oliver lol! Love It!

[@tomt810]

If it moves the utility service hookups would be a miracle of modern engineering

[@domfrancis3140]

Love your take, and humour 😂 when giving an honest opinion of properties. Will enjoy your podcasts for years to come, hopefully? Thanks ❤😂

[@davethetallguy]

Redwood City, CA used to have a floating community. But something I see significantly missing here is the house appears to be in the middle of the bay, so how the heck do you get out to it? The Redwood City "Docktown" was against a series of piers, you could park on the land and walk out to the house. I don't even see cleats you could tie a small boat to on this house. @5:35 look at the back of the skinny porch and you can see what appears to be plumbing and/or power entry. It looks pretty sketchy given that it could get hit by another boat etc.

[@justicedemocrat9357]

I'm assuming ppl teleport to the place because somehow boats don't exist in your reality.

[@atothayu]

LOVE YOU ARVIN! thx for covering the world islands

[@vikashkthakur]

I think he's saying 20 million AED, not USD.

[@marcuswerbepause5307]

some remarks: guess he ment 20m AED. It is a floating house, not a house boat. Many of them also have been build in rivers in multiple cities and also in Dubai Creek. Floating around the world is not really something they want you to do as most islands are private and for sure the owners dont want a floating house in front of their island. but the concept is still kind of cool, have a view on the map and see how the world is connected to Downtown and the rest of Dubai via Dubai Creek. However you need a real boat for it, not a floating home :)

[@eugenes5788]

You are correct. I was there just in June and 20 million is in AED. I personally don’t believe it worth the money but the overall concept is super cool for a get away spot for the weekend as the city is such a polluted mess

[@laurenm6511]

I don't recall getting up and leaving the room during this video. Was there a bed anywhere in this house? It was definitely one of the most amusing. I do not think I would feel safe on as somebody else put it....water trailer park. There's nearly no kitchen they don't have like a place you can really launch boats easily or jet skis. Or even a dinghy to get to land.

[@stateofmind578]

In 1953, a lot of houses at the southwest coast of the Netherlands, a lot of houses had underwater livingrooms, underwater kitchens, underwater bathrooms and underwater bedrooms 🤗

[@tonyug113]

ok -- but how did they age, do they still exist?

[@plmn93]

@@tonyug113 It was a bad joke. They were underwater due to a catastrophic flood.

[@stateofmind578]

@@tonyug113 a little bit moist 😁

[@pelleskanal7660]

Considering what the hull of my boat looks like after a season in the water, I wonder how often you need to clean those underwater windows to avoid getting barnacles and other growth covering it.

[@AugusteDupin752]

Very good point.

[@claudioagmfilho]

🇧🇷🇧🇷🇧🇷🇧🇷👏🏻, I don't think it's 20 million dollars I think it's 20 million Durham!

[@largol33t1]

Still isn't cheap. That's about $4.7-4.8 million US! I'll pass. I'd rather buy a 90 foot yacht and keep the change for repairs, gas money and to hire a crew member.

[@eugenes5788]

Arvin, i think this is your least researched video :( There is entire section of these type of houses that are being sold in the World Islands in Dubai and their location is actually going to be in a bit of a different spot. They will be awkwardly located super close to each other though. I was there just in June and the entire project is coming along very nicely if you look from afar. I don’t know if you’ve seen the Sweden island videos yet and want to review them - those mansions have a ballroom and ice rooms!!! However, just like everything in Dubai is - it probably will have half baked (using proper language here) because we’ve stayed just across from this model house in Monaco Voco hotel and they are already falling apart. Paint is chipping, bathrooms smell nasty from the sewer. It is fancy and expensive but these villas are being positioned as something you’d go to for a weekend to escape the city because Dubai is so polluted these days. When we were there we couldn’t even see the city because of the smog!!! Enes got lucky to get a clear shot

[@jasonvagner]

Excellent: "indoor.. hydro.. chronic system"

[@krislarsen6546]

Being able to convert any room into any room is an amazing concept. Keep in mind these probably won't be used as Main homes no its more like vacation homes. And of course you could have lots of parties on it.

[@MakiMajomUgatNagyot]

You get genetically enhanced coral reefs jacked on GH -for your stationary chicken coop boathouse, AND bullet proof windows. Not bad for 20 mill!

[@tjk9263]

Bulletproof windows are a dealbreaker

[@heidisalaka6938]

Most houseboats do not have engines or motors, because they are usually towed to their destination. They can be moved. They are berthed at docks for utilities or anchored with fixed lines. This was a waterside “showroom”.

[@rebelliousraven]

I think more accurately houseboats do move and have engines (think Gibson) floating homes (think Seattle) do not. They are basically regular homes built on floats.

[@moonshepherdess]

Oh, Arvin, you had me at "Chicken Coop"...❤❤❤

[@CaptinSober]

$20,000,000 AED, not USD, Which is still way overpriced for what I'm seeing. I have trouble understanding how anybody, especially rich foreigners, would find anything about the UAE appealing, so I have to ask; who even buys these? Foreigners with hundreds of millions of dollars? To do what? To sit outside and stare at the distant sands on the horizon? I still can't decide if that sounds less depressing than forcing yourself to look at Dubai's skyline, which is mostly obscured by an ever-present smog of dust, sand and pollution. It's a modern hellscape built by slaves who are forced to live like livestock, trapped in a desert with no way to return home in sight. The entire culture revolves around religious fanaticism and the oppression of minorities and women, who are seen as more property than person, in order to maintain whatever semblance of law and order this atrocity of a city has to offer. It's seemingly designed as if the civil engineers who planned it totally forgot about the human ability to walk from point A to B, because typical streets and sidewalks that connect the entire city have been replaced by un-walkable highways that run through the entire city like blood vessels. So what is there to like? The corruption? The awful infrastructure? The design being based solely around the ability to consume and spend money? The total absence of morality and ethics? The poop trucks? The slaves? It's shit, all of it, somebody please tell me; who would want to live in a place like that other than people of the same pedigree?

[@privacylock855]

If you are underwater with an acrylic window. what sounds come thru? Ships engines from 100 KM away?

[@paulware7852]

I love how he called the grout between the wood slats caulking

[@kylegonzalez5842]

Arvin your takes on houses have been an eye opener but as someone who lives on a houseboat it’s clear you’re speaking on things you don’t know. You don’t need sonar or a motor to move its called a tug boat

[@greeneyesms]

The underwater view would be interesting for a few days, then ho-hum. If I think of this as a weekend get-away place, not a movable house boat, that makes it more interesting to me.

[@psychokitty7268]

Florida has an underwater hotel. You could cross that off on your bucket list without spending $20 mil.

[@Slonge92]

Did Enes and Mikey swim over to this thing? Like James Bond, take off the wetsuit and you’re dressed for a dinner party. You know that every week the S.S. Turd pulls along side and empties your holding tank. Absolutely incredible. You are essentially in a harbor where the dirtiest water accumulates. It’s a boat dock with a couple bedrooms and bathrooms. Vacation rental with nothing to do.

[@lalayastill610]

looks like something a millionaire who wanted to get rid of their spouse would buy. "He/she just got drunk, then fell in"

[@cdev2117]

Allegedly this is called "Pulling a Wagner", what I would never do because he was clearly innocent.

[@RhavonteePryor]

Love your channel....I do miss the longer format videos, seems like they are getting short....do your thing though I know you probably have your reasons

[@eliethia_munay]

I could watch an hour + of Arvin - Total 🔥! ✌🏽

[@KathleenMcNe]

The Titan submersible comes to mind.

[@MrJustliketht]

As a mansion guy who buys and sells a lot of high end real estate, where the f was the comment on the fridge, a blind person can see the stove being lame. Very surprised you didn't mention the fridge lol

[@CaptinSober]

Right? I was expecting a $20,000 Sub Zero at the very least for nearly $5,000,000 USD. The whole place is rather pathetic except for the outdoor spaces, but even those spaces have nothing interesting going. I guess you can sit out there to enjoy your "view" of the distant sands and the veil of smog that obscures Dubai's skyline. Maybe I'm missing the big picture, but who would buy this over a $5,000,000 property anywhere else in the world?

[@michaellucas7882]

Thanks Arvin!

[@biggyziggy5777]

The outdoor kitchen was bigger that the actual kitchen 🤷‍♀️🤣

[@DusanPavlicek78]

Enes with eggs was funny 😅 And your reactions are priceless this time (all the joking etc.)

[@Gorn155]

Hey I love your videos. Please keep them coming

[@decidocisum]

I don’t think these things are meant to be moved once they are placed. How can you navigate above a coral reef line if you have a whole floor of living space under the waterline? It’s like the boathouses in some parts of the US and Europe.. technically you could hire a barge to move them but they are meant to stay in place and are usually built mostly in place.

[@FilipCordas]

Math doesn't add up, this can be a rental, but for 4.7 million you aren't seeing your money back in some time. But the depreciation and maintenance will probably mean it's losing value no matter the market. Plus, you probably don't own the 'lot' so you probably pay to keep it somewhere.

[@felixchu7656]

Looking at that kitchen.... my first thought is that there is no way I can entertain the people I can sit in the living room... that kitchen (fridge and stove) is so small that really it's good enough for 1 or 2 people...

[@julie.1081]

I love the videos where you laugh & (face it!) you giggle at Enes.

[@SantiagoBuisness]

Another great video

[@angelathatdoll9110]

Hydro/Cronic..🎉Plus Visuals 😂😂😂Awesome! 😊😅🎉❤.

[@xr6lad]

Arvin, this is going no where. Its fixed. Notice @ 5:34 on the deck at the end there are two pipes coming out of the home and heading in to the water. They will be connected to services. You move that thing and you’ll rip them out and have no water or gas.

[@scottgordon1781]

Where does the power come from ? Water ? Where does the waste go ? Was corrected 12 mins in :-)

[@jaromor8808]

5:10 struggling to open the doors 😐

[@lalayastill610]

5 million dollars for a kitchenette?

[@B4P787]

you must watch the whole video

[@redwolfexr]

3 bedrooms, 2 "could be bedrooms" and a small fridge and tiny kitchen. Oh, and you need a tender to roll to the marketplace...

[@decidocisum]

4:25 That cooktop! What does one cook on that? You are on the water it’s not like you can Uber Eats… well maybe you can, they have enough slave labor.

[@mikkpunning5702]

I think the house moves with the coral. The coral is attached to the base of the house.

[@Tscharlieh]

The major problem of this place is, that the underwater-life is basically dead in this spot.

[@cassandratq9301]

Escape hatches are essential in sleeping quarters below water.

[@daweithisisdavidinmandarin6121]

Aaaarvin! As much as I dont like the new short videos, I must say that you are the common sense Guru. You are absolutely right, why would someone spend the money on this. The idea is not fully formed, it should be part of a resort of something like that.

[@PriceLomonte]

There’s this house on enes channel an off grid cabin house in Utah I think it was sold for $30M can u do a video on that? I’m always interested with houses like these because of privacy and tons of acre land u can use

[@Luigi_Vaz]

You can get a hell of a luxurious 50-foot sail yacht for 5 million USD...

[@redwolfexr]

Better would be a Silent 60 -- 100% solar for hotel load and water maker. Can move around on electric for short distances or use diesel for longer distances. 2M or less. If you want a direct comparison to this as a yacht. (its a floating condo) Sailboats are really only nice if you want to work the sails. Its a lot of work.

[@Tscharlieh]

7:55 Notice: The shower doesn't have a drain at all. The water simply flows over the entire deck and makes everything slippery...

[@banayaga1324]

I guess Enes misspoke here. It’s 20mil dirhams not USD. This house is like 5.4 mill dollars not 20 mill. Pretty weird for a “professional” to make such a huge mistake

[@mrdebris1217]

I wonder whether Arvins reviews have any impact to Enes' access to new projects. Some of the owners/sellers/agents might be afraid that after Enes there comes Arvin to point out the flaws and chase away any potential buyers. None the less your reviews are very much appreciated, Arvin. Thx.

[@tibchy144]

@ 5:10 main doors are squeaking, it can be seen the gaps vary in width.

[@I_DontRemember]

OMG his face is freaking hilarious. Watching him receive the news that it doesn't move had be howling

[@dagmarbelesova4284]

My main concern would be safety. They don't explain how this deals with rough seas. How do you stop water coming into your ground floor/basement when a big wave hits assuming it doesnt break the house completely? If a big storm hits do you get stuck there for days at a time? What happens with the waste? You can't even really go swimming as you're in the middle of the ocean and don't want to get swept away by a current.

[@martijnkeisers5900]

I prefer the floating houses in Amsterdam, where you have culture, world class museums, opera, classical music and nightlife!

[@pupawupagus]

yay Arvin! Happy Sunday to me 🎉

[@as45391]

the bulletproof thing had me dying

[@HaikNazlian]

Assuming a case that this house could move, do you think that the bridge would be convertible to bed as well?

[@RachieRach77]

Great vid 😊❤

[@indoora]

I have never laughed so much at one of your videos. Your observations are hilarious.

[@markuswunsch]

3:52 those are holes for the guns to defend against pirates At least you are getting some solid Jordan Brown outdoor furniture for this price while the rest is falling apart... It's more like one of those homes in the Maldives rather than a real floating home

[@Libertaro-i2u]

Not sure what UAE gun control laws are like.

[@genesis9chaos]

He said 20M Dirham (AED), approx 5.4M USD. Even though it's floating, it's anchored to a single location in an array. Primary access is via boat only It is primarily been sold as a party pad for the super rich who live on main land. That also explains why its bedroom everywhere. Small kitchen is because they are almost always catered.

[@saddysly8281]

Hi Arvin, I love the contern. Have you done one on "the one" house?. I found a tiktok, but not a full review. Thanks for the content once again.

[@champsdesigner]

Insurance companies: Where did you buy your house? No thanks

[@JacobChetwin]

Why did everything squeak?

[@Waveluth]

Arvin, Arvin Arvin…….what have you given us? Omg this is an overpriced floating camper. For 20 million bucks, I could by a 5 bedroom waterfront home with a dock and access to the sea. Plus I could then purchase a Grand Banks 65 Europa motor yacht. Then on the way home to my new pad I would stop at the Mercedes dealership and buy a new 300/turbo SUV. FROM MY calculations there would still be@ 1.76 million left over. Yeah so the choice is pretty clear huh. That floating turd is a huge waste of time and money and anyone STUPID enough to spend real money on it DESERVES to lose on the deal. Nobody has ever proclaimed that Rich people have any common sense have they? And with good reason. Arvin this was one of your best videos. Let’s face it, either you have the talent and know how for this game or you don’t. Well this guy DOES NOT!! Keep em coming buddy this one just made my day. You know the old saying about a Sucker being born everyday ?????? Well? This builder is still pissing his diaper so DO NOT purchase this floating turd. Call Arvin for a genuine, trustworthy assessment of your future potential home. Peace brother✌️🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸