Landslide at Rolling Hills Estates

[@user-st6nt4ou6f]

People build homes on land that was not safe to build because they wanted a " certain " location. Too bad when the land takes it revenge

[@kolapyellow7631]

😂😂😂😂

[@mike60521x]

certain location - so they can look down on the lower class people that do not foolishly overspend on hazardously placed homes

[@mitchelrowe7363]

Rolling Hills Estates.... *What Did You Expect People!*

[@canamrider7195]

Yeah, its all about name. Had it been Gold Lane, they would have stuck gold. Had it been Lovers Lane, it would be a hot spot for weddings, or how about Heavens Court it would have been a Utopia of peace on earth. Get real!!!

[@linanicolia1363]

Easy to tell, they live in a delusional existence. That woman, wanting her memories. It is in her brain, not in her stuff.

[@ciararespect4296]

And pear shaped lane now

[@poindextertunes]

@@canamrider7195are you familiar with the concept of sarcasm?

[@canamrider7195]

@@poindextertunes And your point is?

[@mindlessgonzo]

"House for sale: flattened due to landslide. Fixer-upper. $2.5 million"

[@enriquerodriguez9590]

i cant believe that the houses built on hills are sliding down the hills after many many years this is craziness

[@2l84t]

More like sand dunes.

[@linanicolia1363]

Investors were getting top $ for these houses.....Well, this is about to change.

[@mike60521x]

at least now there will be more room for the homeless and illegals to establish favelas

[@smaganas]

Busted water pipes will do that to any home, even one on flat ground in Nebraska. Research sink holes

[@DaDansinBear]

@@mike60521x you may be a bigot.

[@DubbPP]

Developers know these things will happen

[@linanicolia1363]

They just hope it does not happen , in their lifetime while they are making money, building on wet sand.......so to speak. Yeah......they build on delusions.

[@mvrk4044]

bro they literally built houses on a hillside and called it "rolling hills" and nobody stopped figuring out if they could long enough to ask if they should

[@HsingSun]

You are right! The best developers build for money$$$$$$

[@DubbPP]

@@HsingSun absolutely

[@DubbPP]

@@mvrk4044 that's ridiculous bro, desperation for money is at an all time high

[@mikeg3439]

I have never bought property (I've bought and sold four times over my life) without investigating the ground very carefully. That includes at one point backing out on a property when I ended up having to get a geotech survey done. The survey cost me $800. I paid $800 to avoid losing a half a million (this is Los Angeles area, that same neighborhood now has homes selling for over 1,000,000). Assuming builders know what they are doing is very childlike and adorable.

[@poindextertunes]

that was definitely at least a 5mil dollar home they were showing. Well… Not worth that now, but you get what I’m saying 😂

[@mdevans4571]

I guess they're going to have to look for a new home over in San Andreas Fault Estates or Falling Boulders Canyon.

[@lisalynnmarie2448]

Thanks for the laugh 😂

[@terebrate]

They'll be safe at Rolling Boulders Estates tho.

[@lisalynnmarie2448]

@@terebrate lol !!

[@mdevans4571]

@@terebrateLol. If they're rich enough, they msy be able to purchase Tsunami Island to live on.

[@mdevans4571]

@@lisalynnmarie2448 I hear homes in Hurricane Beach are nice 2 out of 4 seasons.

[@trudyspringer3356]

Same thing will happen in Washington state where developers are building on steep hillsides, in a state known for lots of rain.

[@milesbenedicene]

Someone's insurance policy is on fire...lol

[@russellbrown6975]

People always want to live on hillsides, in forests, near water, then cry when mother nature takes over

[@hikingpainter]

OMG a landslide that got 12 homes... Well days ago a ten-year-old boy was shot in the head in my community while in his home 10:30 at night minding his own business not being a thug or nothing. Meanwhile everybody's watching these videos about rich mofos losing their multi million-dollar houses which are insured for

[@crystallockett3572]

Amen

[@tpolerex7282]

They are certainly not insured against natural earth movement. A water main/pipe break MAY provide them someone to potentially ascribe liability to. And just because a property is worth something today doesn’t mean its owners were/are rich. I bought my home for $178k 27 years ago and it’s worth $2M today, I couldn’t afford to buy it now. I don’t see what a tragedy about a child being shot has to do with this.

[@windsofmarchjourneyperrytr2823]

If you have a car, I'd be out of there immediately. Sleep in it if needed.

[@paulberken4003]

Are the homeowners still obligated to continue paying their HOA fees?

[@hed2410]

What do they expect? Hills slide! Eventually

[@brianfancher2052]

Bye bye $2.000.000 house. Nice knowing ya. Ooops

[@duchessofmeraniamerania4744]

Just a normal move of nature but whoever build these on the Hills knew this was going to happrn!

[@D4RKZ1DE]

Seems like they could afford another

[@lisalastnamesmith]

I'm hearing that there was a water leak. It was noticed after a residents water bill shot up to over $1000 😳

[@rockyroad7345]

Imagine the shock in a neighborhood literally named Rolling Hills.

[@terebrate]

Well, it's not named "Shifting and Sinking Hills", so how were they to know?

[@bnssoftware3292]

I mean, it's called "rolling hills" right?

[@silver3149]

It is called Rolling Hills.

[@larryrichards6099]

No tears shed here!

[@norm2264]

Looks like shabby Construction in the first place

[@bocephus1911]

Couldn’t happen to a better place California,

[@supermegaguy666]

mama (nature) said knock you out

[@linanicolia1363]

The ground was moving and it was breaking the water pipes, not the other way around.....Hello ! Einstein......

[@frankchary9717]

Most insurance will NOT pay on sinkhole damage! My heart goes out for them😮😅

[@HsingSun]

Yes, if you have ins. covered it.

[@jennysantiago2624]

There's an earthquake on the horizon. That will destroy all those homes built on hills.

[@cloakofanonymity]

I'm going to build a mansion on Quake Rock Hill and act shocked when a quake destroys it.

[@jsully8076]

I'm sure the multi-millionaires will be just fine.

[@786otto]

So paying extra for vew wasent good idea after all.

[@Greg_Chase]

THE GROUND: "Oops! Sorry - what happened is, there's been no rain, so no vegetation and no root systems, so a little slip-slide happened" HOMEOWNER: "Oh great." THE GROUND: "On the other hand, we here of the Ground thought everyone had LEFT California. Didn't you get all the messages?" HOMEOWNER: "We've been toughing it out." THE GROUND: "There's a little song, it goes 'when the ground gets soft - the tough get going"

[@darrinfry2251]

Who would ever build a house on a hill ? What where these people smoking?

[@kolapyellow7631]

Town homes?? They look like a single home from the clip.

[@michaelturner4457]

They live in a place called "Rolling Hills", and they seem surprised when the hills starting rolling.

[@UCanHaveHim]

I'm waiting on Houston TX to collapse.

[@jondavis2206]

Hummmm, kind of shocking the ground isn’t stable at rolling hills, especially after lots of rain. Who would have ever thought 🤷‍♂️

[@joeltz420]

There rich they can affrod it

[@chrivison]

It’s hilarious to me that the only cause to any of this is rain. No. Not the San Andreas fault moving constantly. It’s not that at all.

[@Horace1993]

That's exactly what does it. Rain is what shaped these hills over time. In this case soil management wasn't sufficient to keep it where it was.

[@darrinfry2251]

Would be funny if they can't get no money cause the houses where built on the hill . Welfare time

[@larrymiller9873]

The problem is actually in the ocean where the land drops off and goes to the deep. Google Earth shows the ledge. Earth is shifting it's Poles and will flip. Good luck

[@mvrk4044]

to be fair, it literally did what it said on the label.

[@HsingSun]

The "Rolling Hills" is a specter area.

[@UncleFjester]

*I love the ignorant comments from the uneducated poor, saying the rich will be fine!*

[@jedaholmberg3211]

Rolling Hills lives up to its name

[@user-st6nt4ou6f]

Retribution

[@_S-O-S_]

No sympathy for the wealthy… 😂😂😂

[@rickyjulian496]

Deep below those houses the oil was pumped out to burn in very inefficient brand spanking new 12mpg pickup trucks that never even went off road..

[@ithunkit5729]

Those hills really are rolling. 😮😢

[@markfurman4386]

Certainly an ironic name for a development.Next time use 40 ft. of one inch vertical rebar with all struts tied together across and at angles from bottom to top layers. Use concrete fill, not just clay. Wet and sink every 4 or 5 feet across before sinking the rebar as the stability work must be based on compacted fill. Somebody went cheap, poured in the fill, ran skidloaders over it, leveled the surface, and started foundations. Developer is liable for these damages, or should we say, developer's insurance.

[@estelladog1]

Are there no Soil Consultant companies in CA, prior to a build on a hillside? Crazy! (in Midwest they love to build in the flood plain-ha! idiots --- so yeah similar mentality probably)

[@KravMagoo]

Landslides at a place called "Rolling Hills"?? You missed April 1st by about a 100 days...gotta do better.

[@thevillage38]

Time to get out,ok i'll take my three Persian rugs,kids,get in the car

[@BruceLeeAroundtheWorld]

i see the arab ,where are the chinese ?

[@HsingSun]

They live close to you.

[@BruceLeeAroundtheWorld]

@@HsingSun if they do . 他们有危险

[@Cloudz3468]

😂😂😂

[@kolapyellow7631]

The ground was mad !!

[@HaiPham-yn8fm]

It's a Rolling hill now it Rolling

[@rickgeller6043]

Time to move and buy a home on beach cliff.

[@daisymaePater]

What a shame

[@Isaac-d2f]

It's over No insurance😮 Oh no 😮

[@antonicampos3950]

Because they built on a cliff maybe.

[@nattyboro]

Meh, they can afford it

[@apolloadamos8771]

What a shame.

[@hugowilliams1988]

There is reason it is called rolling hills

[@s1treyrr]

Get some drywall spackle and let me at it

[@BradPitbull]

Joe BIDENS America 🇺🇸

[@norm2264]

Could be gravity

[@chrivison]

Isn’t this like legitimately in the ring of fire? Rain. They say it’s rain. Nah.

[@Horace1993]

It's rain. 10 years of drought. 2 months rain then drying out cleaves the hillside. If the soil moisture was managed it may have taken many decades longer to fail. How do you think the hills get shaped this way over time? Rain mf

[@tombox2759]

For billions of years galactic civilizations visiting never built even one structure or pyramid in California. Hello...

[@k8eekatt]

What a mess.

[@DanCohoon]

it is called ROLLING HILLS... Don't cry for rich people. To be that wealthy they have to be evil.

[@aprilLivibsto]

This is the work of the Lord Judgement fir sins

[@AB-tc8lx]

The camp pendleton story is being covered up

[@camillemagdalena1195]

What is the Camp Pendleton story?

[@Carlos-c8e8m]

Maybe if you change the name of the community, as Trump would say, it will “disappear”!

[@tinfoilhatnews7489]

God is not Happy.

[@mopthermopther]

For sale: Picasso Style Homes Rolling Hills CA 3bedroom 2bath $15,000 😕

[@stephens1726]

The name “rolling hills” should have been a warning.

[@beachcomber3036]

Save The Canyon 🕌🕍🕌~~~

[@buttercup4123]

They really are "rolling hills." 🚸