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That 40 million home has dropped significantly in price. But still out of my price range 😂

Have lived on Hollyridge for a decade but found this both fascinating and hugely informative

You’re just saying this because you don’t want more people in the town… lol, just kidding🎉

The actual best video on the Hollywood Hills for real estate and history! I’ve watched them all - well done and thank you

Love this videos, so informative! With ❤ from Australia 😊

For delicious Italian… Union restaurant, Uovo , Houston’s for ribs, etc. And excetional service. Osawa, sugarfish , for sushi and sushi Enya . The Royce for steaks or Flemings . And for Chinese go to the city of San Gabriel.

Yes! The city is the worse!!! Every contractor I spoke to don’t want to deal with this crazy city

Lol coming from anywhere else in the country hearing anyone in LA talk about commute times is always hilarious😂

Why I prefer Pasadena? The people are classy. You wont find here the vulgarians who crowd the west side of L.A. ~~ The show-offs, the "Hollywoody-TYPES," (if you catch my drift...), stay away. I also like Protestant churches here and private schools w relig association. Yes, it's hot in summer, but the town is relaxed, friendly. NO GLITZ, which ruins a chunk of southern California !! Pasadena has refinement.

What do you think of Burbank? Any advice on choosing between Burbank/Studio city area vs Sherman Oaks area vs Culver City area vs Echo Park/Silverlake area?

Great vlog ! Pasadena is the BEST.

I'm curious about this: when I search videos about LA, it is very common people writing in the comment section that LA isn't a good place. If it is that bad, why those people keep living there?

sounds like your permitting issues were during COVID when things had to go thru LA Co. vs Pasadena. Our renovation last year and the permitting process was (knock on redwood) easy as pie / super fast.

Natalie Portman and Angelina Jolie are disagreeing with you....

Your videos have popped up on my recommendations. Nostalgic for me. I raised my daughters in the Annandale neighborhood. Upon the death of my husband I purchased a condo on Orange Grove. When we moved into our home near San Rafael elementary over 25 years ago a friend gifted me a cute historical book. Within the Vale of Annandale. It was created by a local scout troop for the locals mainly. We discovered our home was stable property for the Annandale Country Club back in the horse and carriage days. Thought you might be interested.

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God forbid someone looks out their window to see poor people… ew… the third reason is. It a reason, it’s snobbery.

The number one reason……. It’s in California

How about a video on West Hollywood?

You don't know as much about Los Feliz as you would like people to think. I found this video a bit obtuse. And what about Costco? Please.

How do riches buy 18 million dollar home in Los Feliz? They pay the whole amount up front?

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I am born a48 and raised in California. Traveled all 48 states of the US as a OTR truck driver. I can honestly say that California as a WHOLE, doesn't matter what city. Is the most garbage area you can live in. It's a literal communist state.

Costco is really close just minutes away on Los Feliz Blvd.

Brad pitt a resident is he seen there often

I just watched all of your Pasadena and La Canada-Flintridge videos. Amazing, informative, and so helpful! By any chance, are you planning to also do Glendale/Montrose/La Crescenta?

I survived in Los Angeles without a car. Metro is a great means of public transportation.

Traffic and parking is not a factor for me because I ride my bike.

FYI, the freeway was built in the 70’s, not the 60’s. I left La Canada in 72 and the only thing that was finished was the cap over the freeway for Foothill Blvd near the elementary school and the Junior High.

I am interested about what you can tell me about the Langham Huntington Hotel area. How do you call that area?

Each of the listed eight reasons can apply to damn near every neighborhood in the Greater Los Angeles area. All of LA is overpriced and with the addition of ADUs neighborhood crowding is a growing fact of life. And the entire San Fernando Valley is one big "North or South" of the boulevard discussion. South of Ventura the houses cost more but the fire insurance is higher, north of the boulevard homes may be less but the traffic is a nightmare and temperatures are higher.

BTW housing ist not Expencive compared to Germany, Swisse, Austria Holland. Its allright, you get Sun, ocean, colture, food people

Just Subscribed, sad that its not easy to move from Europe there. Allmost easier to move from Mexico

Saying there are no grocery stores is so silly. The neighborhood has everything from small markets to huge stores. Agree on the gyms though.

Can you live well in LA as a couple making 8-10k a month total? We really enjoyed visiting and stayed in weho and silver lake and loved it. Somebody told me that “normal” people can’t enjoy living there and you have to be rich to really enjoy it, is that true? I think it would depend on if you can find a decent apartment for 2.5k a month. We are considering moving to either Los Feliz or possibly Culver City/Mar Vista.

love your videos they are very creative and informative.

I don’t know how you guys don’t have far more subscribers. Your content is awesome for someone considering moving to LA. I’m not sure if you guys offer services for people looking to rent but that’s what I’m currently planning

Very informative indeed! Thank you for all of that. Can you please make similar clips for Beverly Hills?

It's great to know about smaller details inside the areas explained. By showin first a big picture, and then picking a closer approach makes the description more tangible, and more interesting and passionate. Thank you for share you point of view.

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What is the area right below Garfield heights? I have been looking all over and not seeing a neighborhood name for the 800s garfield ave area! Looking to move here in the next couple of months!

When the two vloggers mentioned everyone travels by car in LA even if it is only two blocks . this reminded me of the lines uttered by William Holden in the classic 1950 movie Sunset Blvd . He said something like if they take my car it is like having my legs cut off .

Beverly Hills, Beverly Hills. That’s it.

In Britain, you'de considered poor if your front door sits on the street

How about 100 reasons not to move to LA ……the city is in turmoil….crime…..fees…..homelessness…..horrible schools….just to name a few

Grew up in the San Gabriel Valley and I'm wondering what you really are expecting here. Imagine saying Pasadena is not a good restaurant town. LMAO. There are definitely good restaurants in Pasadena. If you're bitching about Chinese and you're suggesting people go to Chinatown, how long have you actually been in LA? All the best Chinese is off the 10 in Monterey Park and Alhambra. SGV is ground zero. There are different ethnic enclaves all over the LA Basin for different types of foods. That having been said, you should be able to find almost anything you need and have a good quality somewhat nearby. C'mon, man. Back in the day we would go to where all the Cordon Bleu students hung out after class. Those were the good joints. Ask a few chefs. Also Santa Monica is 25 mi from Pasadena. An hour and a half? Why are you trying to go to the beach at rush hour? Most people won't be doing that. I drove it every weekend to see my boyfriend for a while and it would take like a half hour in the early morning. Maybe you're just trying to do some sort of reverse psychology to keep people away? 😂

I’m from Florida is California really that terrible of a place to live in or is it all nothing but negative hearsay from naysayers?