I think Arvin took your question literally and answered it. ..but if you were asking for the meaning of a “comp”, it’s basically “Comparable’s” in the neighborhood with similar sq footage, price , build etc
I used to watch Enes’s videos thinking “wow this is a stupid layout”. But maybe it’s just me. I’m not an expert. After finding this channel. I’ve been laughing my ass off, love this channel. Now I think Enes only shows homes that are crap and can’t sell
@@JWCinPDX Indeed, that must be often the case. However, there are exceptions for instances where he engages in paid promotions for products, which is an extremely infrequent occurrence for him.
Enes(or any of the tour channels for that matter) only tour houses that are stuck on the market for too long or brand new ones that the agents know it's gonna be tough to sell for a number of reasons. The agents call him to make a professional-grade tour for them to show their potential clients, since a lot of them don't even tour the houses before buying because of privacy reasons, and he gets the content for his channel. No millionaire or billionaire wants pics and 40 min footage of their whole house on the internet like that, especially since most of them prioritize privacy and security. Agents only allow it for marketing reasons.
Obv he does show unsold proprieties because when you buy a house and you are rich you don’t want anyone to tour your home. He is like a real estate agent
I'm a developer in Brazil, and I've watched ALL Arvins' reviews. I've learned more from his chanel in 5 or 6 months than from 8 years of real estate. I'd love to see Arvin analysis of brazilians mansions tho!
Brazil has avante garde architecture. Oscar Niemeyer, etc. From an architectural standpoint, Brazil is at the forefront of architecture, and has been since the 1950s with the construction of the new capital in Brasilia.Just avoid having houses looking like Malibu and the TV show "Selling Sunset" and you'll be ok.
Arvin is not an architect to correctly critique architectural interventions deployed by people who actually studied design. ARVIN IF YOU SEE THIS COMMENT LOOK UP THE WORD PEDAGOGY. That is something he does not have just because you sell and see houses doesn't mean you know how to critique them correctly. He is only giving his personal experience based on the LA Market because that's all he knows. A real critic has lived and experinced houses abroad to really give good statements. Imagine if he critiqued a house by Frank Ghery he wouldn't know how to critique it because not many are on the same level as FRANK GEHRY. Since he didn't study architecture he would make the shittest houses in my opinion. He would design it with what he knows in his life no creativity that's what we architects bring, despite it if people like Arvin agree or not. Houses arent for everyone.
As someone who lives nearby - it is currently mid-October and yesterday was the first evening cool enough to open up the house for a cool evening. I also do not under stand the outdoor kitchen - no overhead protection from the sun makes it useless during the warm months. The landscape is typical, an attempt to have some plant material among the rocks.
Well said, I don't live in Vegas but I have property in AZ and I agree about the outdoor kitchen. Not having a cover over it is a huge oversight, it'll be unusable in the warmer months ... Also, I get the appeal of these indoor/outdoor homes, but imo this one went overboard. If it was LA it'd be a home run, but the heat is so ridiculously unbearable, you're only in a pool if you're outside, otherwise you're in the a/c ... I'm guessing the (future) homeowners will only be there in the cooler months, but still, I think it's too much considering most of the year you won't be able to use it. As far as landscaping, like you said, it's typical. You can get away with a little more plants and flowers or even grass in AZ, but that ain't happening in Vegas. I've seen homes spend $1 mil on landscaping, only for it to have to be completely redone a year later (I own a landscaping business).
In my previous house the deck and patio where west facing; meaning hot late afternoon sun. I didn't do much outdoor cooking because of it and I'm in a much cooler part of the country. And the black counter tops are nuts.
Arvin, I live a few blocks away from this home. Regarding the fence, every house in the neighborhood has to have that exact fence. There are no ways around it. The HOA doesn’t make any exceptions. They won’t let you put a glass fence which is what many owners here want.
I must have missed that, because I never saw a front door! He just walked and walked and talked about the pool and the view, the next thing I saw was we are already in the kitchen.
Cool house but I don't understand why blue heron likes doing those tripping hazards in the house. They likes putting rocks inside the house and separate concrete slabs. The primary bedroom is a perfect example. And builders in that price range need to do more outdoor shade instead of leaving it open to the sun. Your furniture even if it is high-end won't survive a few summers in Nevada or Arizona.
Nothing better than sitting down to eat, putting on UA-cam and seeing Arvin put out a 20+ minute review ... Def my favorite channel on the platform right now!
Another great video. Feels like a super upscale bachelor pad. I could see a professional athlete or a finance bro getting it. The indoor/outdoor feel is great-but the lack of bedrooms, no gym, no movie room, and the awkward tiny bathrooms are hard to overlook. I’d imagine that the garage probably has lifts that would allow for more vehicles to be fit inside of it.
As a European I hate 99% of the houses you show, especially the interiors, but you are so much FUN! Thanks for all the laughs you have given me and keep on doing a great job!
I don't get that warmer, what is it for. I mean it looks like my miele plate warmer in kitchen. What do you warm there? Pijamas, underwear, socks? I don't get it. Please someone explain.
I love how fair you are with these critiques. It would be much easier to pick up on the stuff you don’t like and just write off the property on that basis but giving a nuanced opinion and highlighting the stuff they got right like the exterior architecture is hey I enjoy watching these so much.
completely Agree Arvin. That suite bedroom should be the primary, and the primary should really be an incorporated guest suite with its own built in kitchen stuff. etc.
Yeah, that's my impression too. Not made to actually be lived in. Something you use for fund raisers, to impress one's friends or associates, then close it up until the next event.
@@ralfwindte5986 You are missing the entire point. Look at an aerial view of this and other properties in the area. They live here to look at Vegas from a distance and do all of their 'partying' in their own, very exclusive neighborhood.
I like how the design makes it easy - when the house doesn't sell for a home - to remodel it into 8 doctor's offices (with parking for 11 cars of the patients). You should do a statistic where you add up all the hallways and corridors and steps to see how much walking would be required to live here. Like how many steps to the kitchen (to get some leftover pizza) and return to the primary bedroom. When you said the 3rd floor bar was the "Sky Lounge" I thought of every mid-size airport I have ever flown out of where I went to the Sky Lounge to get a drink waiting on my flight. Just picture this house surrounded by 6 similar house all grouped around the same cul-de-sac. What a high-priced slum.
With regards to the first powder room that was shown, when the temperature control valve is so far away from the tap, making temperature adjustments to the water takes a long time to take effect.
One of the many down sides of buying a home like this. Is that you cannot customize the home to your own personal taste. You cannot break down a wall, put a recording studio in the house, have a bowling alley or game room. Every room in that house has its own purpose design within the house. it would be great if it had a two-story basement. Underground movie theater or something. Bathrooms are too small. Primary suite is awkward. But it has a great view. But who wants to look at that ugly fence. Or someone else’s house at your primary bedroom. One construction starts on a new home. If I spent that kind of money on a house,, I would want more space between my home and my neighbors. And I would have to guarantee my views, will not be interrupted by future construction. That’s a lot of money to have to look into someone else’s house.
I do have a serious question though. Where the hell are all the blinds and curtains in all these mega mansions???????? You'd think rich people would value privacy. Now I have noticed a few with auto blinds or curtains but not many at all........
The security is literally security both at the home, at the gate of the division and the roaming security Needing blinds for security are poor people problems
Arvin trimmed the original video for length (the original is 48 minutes) and cut that. There's a door between the driveway and the entry walkway that would have been between 3:00 and 3:25 and a pocketing sliding glass door that's open during the tunnel view of Vegas at 4:30. There is a link to the original video in the description.
I think the designer did a great job of blending modern/industrial design into a unique Las Vegas design standard. The color pallet, materials (well most of them anyway), subtle design influences, etc. shows a good way to innovate without suffocating you with the design. For me, this is a great Vegas design style (even with some odd layout choices). I do agree that it is missing key things like a theater room. I think the design used so much square footage for architectural elements, you lost out on utilization - a form over function mistake.
I see a problem w/the square concrete walkway tiles separated & surrounded w/a water feature. It's only a matter of time until a woman in high heels, misjudges it & the heel misses the edge of the tile sending her tumbling backwards. & w/2 Bars in the house excessive alcohol consumption is only going to make it a stumbling hazard for men as well.
Great indoor outdoor and mostly great material choice...but the the problem with outdoor is that it's the desert, you're either boiling alive or getting hypothermia. There's a reason half of Coober Pedy (opal mining town in South Australia) lives underground.
This is my dream mansion too, Arvin hit all the best parts while highlighting the worst of them. Love his videos for this! And he also picked up on parts that were missed or omitted by Enes. I understand Enes can only highlight the best parts of a place but Arvin just nails it!
Before I watch this whole video I wanna let you know that this is literally one of my favorites from enis, I’ve had it saved in a playlist ever since he first made the video. And whenever I tell somebody what my dream mansion looks like I ALWAYS referred to this one first!!! I was literally hoping you would never pick this one apart and crush my dreams but here you are…. Fingers crossed that you don’t destroy my dreams 😂…. Love the channel.
@13:27 "centrifuge for separating the isotopes in your farts" - That is a _brilliant_ idea! Someone get on this ASAP, I want to buy a (preferably pocket-sized) fart-separating centrifuge TODAY.
I’m a furniture snob. I have to say nearly every piece in this house is perfect. Really good stuff. Far better than the stuff you see in LA homes that scream “look mr. & mrs. buyer we had the house staged!”.
The scarce landscaping might be intentional, so the house fits into the surrounding vegetation, who knows. The view from the end of the reflection pool isn't great... come on... the opening is way too far away. It's just a tease, a bad one, looks like a tunnel. The labyrinth to the front door is completely unnecessary. You know what that reminded me of? A themed queue at a Disney attraction. The kitchen location is fine, see that big island towards the entry/"foyer"? Perfect for welcoming guests (with snacks etc.). The real size of the garage wasn't shown (obviously?). The powder room with the slim sink sucks big time. Many rooms including the kitchen / living room area seem so dark even though it's sunny outside. Wine room is a failure. The grey rock areas next to the outdoor BBQ are horrible, why not a terrace you can actually have people hang out on??? BBQ setup should have a sun roof. Toilet in a closet, fantastic. Dishwasher in the primary, now I have seen it all. Sky lounge bathroom is for the escorts.
Aren't there any mosquitoes in the Nevada? I'm thinking all this water "pools" near the house would bring in many mosquitoes especially when so many window walls are open?
This is my favorite mansion of all I've watched. The only one I could imagine myself really live in there (Im broke af, just fantasize). Seemless intigration in the nature, almost like just walls with pools in the middle of the desert. Awesome, I love it so so much, thank you for reviewing this episode (I rewatched Enes'es review like 10 times I believe, and I did it 11th time with you), thank you!
12:24 The fancy stucco wall already has significant cracking. Looks like it might already need replacement. It does look cool but this could be a serious nightmare.
I was thinking the same thing about that outdoor bar. It’s gonna be like 140 or 150° on that surface in the summertime. Why on earth would they make it black? Anyway, love your work and enjoy watching your videos very much. Keep up the great work!
Final means there was a version 1-3 and he spent about 7 extra hours after initially finishing the video to appease UA-cam and fell asleep before changing title.
The only comment about all the rocks on the floor was that they might get in the tracks for the doors. Aren't all those rock filled troughs a major tripping hazard, and who wants rocks all over their house anyway. And how about all the gaps in the walk ways. I'd want to be very careful walking around this place. That says nothing about all the gimmicks. The "Sky Lounge." Give me a break.
This was the first Blue Heron house i saw, thanks to Enes. And even though they took some rather strange decisions here and there (like the rocks and unsafe pools inside), overall, i think it's a piece of art. I wouldn't want to live in the desert, but this house matches the palette beautifully.
It's nice that the white is only on the ceiling, where it won't produce tons of glare--unless the sun reflects off the water elements. Looks like you'd need to carry a floor plan to find your way for the first year or two.
This house just screams, "Do you LOVE wearing shoes inside your house?" Do you enjoy stepping on legos in the middle of the night, then you love having lose rocks everywhere in your house that might end up in your walkway. Do you like the comfy feeling of heated floors, then you love oven-hot floors heated by the Nevada sun for 9 hours every day.
If you feel like it... I have 3 questions about all these homes: 1 - People are handy, they like to do stuff with their hands, why there never is a tool room, gardening room, shed or something like that? 2 - Drier is fine, but most people hang clothes. In these houses the operation is always electrical? or you just put undergarments in the backyard? 3 - There is always only one office, as if the other member of the couple's job is just existing. Why? Why not a workspace, a crochet room, a weaving workshop or a space craft design studio for the other one? Probably silly questions from an obvious member of the plebe...
This must be one of the most short-sighted designs I've ever seen. For starters, the patios are tripping hazards that leave me scratching my head wondering how they even got approved or passed code. That green in the front yard isn't very green, God knows how many kiloliters of water must be wasted every day to keep that lawn lush. The designers of this abode clearly didn't take into account the practicalities or building and living comfortably in a desert, the extremely big windows will make cooling and heating the house a bitch. Not to mention the lack of indoor recreational amenities, with temperatures rarely dipping below the 50s C/110s F, it's too hot to stay outside for too long without protection.
It's like someone wanted to constantly take showers but also wanted to have an eye on everyone in the house and also wanted to swim everywhere, like Aquaman build a house in Nevada. The problem with a lot of these type of houses seems, at last to me, that they probably were designed around the very specific wishes and preferences of the later owner. What is cool and I would do the same if I had the money but a problem if it comes to selling the house later on.
I don't know if you've ever lived in a true desert, but with the way all the rooms open up to the outdoors, you're going to get all sorts of creatures as your guests, from birds flying in and getting trapped, to insects like spiders, wasps and scorpions. You might even get coyotes going after your pets since I don't think that fence is high enough to keep them out.
As someone who lived in Europe, the dishwasher in the primary says many things, but here in the USA, to me, it says that even this man, doesn’t walk around or even live in the entirety of this mammoth house either. A dishwasher in a bedroom is just pure survival instincts when you can’t or won’t go anywhere else. Says to me, buy a smaller home, we don’t even think you’ll walk this far in your own home 😂😂😂 I mean, when you won’t even walk to the kitchen to ‘base-level’ function, it’s over. You don’t wanna walk, buy a smaller mansion.
Arvin doesn't understand the vibes of having a suuuper tall bathroom, imagine the reverb on your farts man, no way I could go back to normal bathrooms after experiencing that
6:56 - 7:01 I agree this isn’t for someone with kids… This might be someone who doesn’t want kids anymore(jk)… I personally wouldn’t buy because AC bill will cost more than the house also having to shake sheets every night before bed because of scorpions
It’s beautiful, but the kids thing is such a great point. I don’t have kids, but most of my friends and family do. I could never have visitors. It’s a death trap for toddlers.
the only way I see that garage accomodating that number of vehicles is installing lifts. So 5 car garage with enough height at one spot for a three high lift, the other 4 spots are 2 high lift, gets you to 11 cars. That would be so awkward to actually use, though. Also... so you put the strippers in that shower under all those shower heads then watch them from the "nightclub" bar? Just asking.
Hey Arvin, love your videos. Could I maybe suggest you react to some more properties that are really good? Would love to see some more positive examples from you.
For the dishwasher in the bedroom… there is a dishwasher that acts as the draw that you store the dishes in making it less like a dishwasher & more like where you store your dishes… the dishwasher senses when you removes dishes & then washes the dishes when you put them away… it needs to be “filled” with cleaner about once a month or so… so you get your house staff to do that or put a reminder on your phn to check monthly… easy…
hello Haddad, I have the same bed. I hate that frame, every time I wake up that sharps edge on the frame hits my legs, it is very painful. i had to bring a good handy man and take the sharp edge away and give a curve to it, at least I don't get cut on my legs. I hate even to see it.
All that metal at the entrance (reflection pool / metal detailing across from the pool) will be extremely hot to the touch with the over 100° temperatures in the desert.
I'm really confused about who this house is designed for. They include a dog wash - ok, what a nightmare it would be to have your dog at this place if you dog loves to swim. Like imagine a Golden Retriever at this place, just constantly moving from pool to pool, then to the couch. Knocking rocks into those sliding door tracks. Good luck keeping your dog out of the many reflective pools, a husky would just sleep there. And, same with kids. Do you want a 10 year old soaking wet going from pool to couch? Water everywhere? I'm also really confused by the smell - either all of this water is chlorinated and smells because you're dealing dogs/kids bacteria in the pool, or it's not chlorinated and you've got a pool maintenance guy basically living here if the pools get dirty.
Loving the production value buddy. Watching this video then coming back to an older one from a few months ago is night and day. Also is the rust look fake? I'm assuming they have to make it fake otherwise it would affect the structural integrity over time but I'm no engineer.
where was the extractor unit above the cooking range ? Only for the chefs kitchen ??? At that height above the cooking area , need turbo fans . Aesthetics or functionality . I have a 60 cm office fan mounted in the ceiling above my hob , in the shroud is a commercial fat trap . Cleaned once a week am single :-) 31 years in the kitchen field , and beyond . Just no way that extractor will work and how to clean it ?
Whats a comp ?
The highest sale i found in the same community was $14.7M
I think Arvin took your question literally and answered it.
..but if you were asking for the meaning of a “comp”, it’s basically “Comparable’s” in the neighborhood with similar sq footage, price , build etc
@@Hadi-un8jw Thank you mate !
@@ArvinHaddadOfficialwow 10 mil less?! And seems super far from the vity
I used to watch Enes’s videos thinking “wow this is a stupid layout”. But maybe it’s just me. I’m not an expert. After finding this channel. I’ve been laughing my ass off, love this channel.
Now I think Enes only shows homes that are crap and can’t sell
But the manner in which he presents those properties is astonishing; he has a knack for making even the least impressive mansions appear exceptional.
Enes tours the homes he's paid to tour.
@@JWCinPDX Indeed, that must be often the case. However, there are exceptions for instances where he engages in paid promotions for products, which is an extremely infrequent occurrence for him.
Enes(or any of the tour channels for that matter) only tour houses that are stuck on the market for too long or brand new ones that the agents know it's gonna be tough to sell for a number of reasons. The agents call him to make a professional-grade tour for them to show their potential clients, since a lot of them don't even tour the houses before buying because of privacy reasons, and he gets the content for his channel. No millionaire or billionaire wants pics and 40 min footage of their whole house on the internet like that, especially since most of them prioritize privacy and security. Agents only allow it for marketing reasons.
Obv he does show unsold proprieties because when you buy a house and you are rich you don’t want anyone to tour your home. He is like a real estate agent
I'm a developer in Brazil, and I've watched ALL Arvins' reviews. I've learned more from his chanel in 5 or 6 months than from 8 years of real estate. I'd love to see Arvin analysis of brazilians mansions tho!
Brazil has avante garde architecture. Oscar Niemeyer, etc. From an architectural standpoint, Brazil is at the forefront of architecture, and has been since the 1950s with the construction of the new capital in Brasilia.Just avoid having houses looking like Malibu and the TV show "Selling Sunset" and you'll be ok.
Arvin is not an architect to correctly critique architectural interventions deployed by people who actually studied design. ARVIN IF YOU SEE THIS COMMENT LOOK UP THE WORD PEDAGOGY. That is something he does not have just because you sell and see houses doesn't mean you know how to critique them correctly. He is only giving his personal experience based on the LA Market because that's all he knows. A real critic has lived and experinced houses abroad to really give good statements. Imagine if he critiqued a house by Frank Ghery he wouldn't know how to critique it because not many are on the same level as FRANK GEHRY. Since he didn't study architecture he would make the shittest houses in my opinion. He would design it with what he knows in his life no creativity that's what we architects bring, despite it if people like Arvin agree or not. Houses arent for everyone.
@@Tedmosby97 I want Arvin's reply in this!
I'd love to see what mansions are like in Brazil!
Can we just appreciate the humor in this video? Love it🤣
I laughed SO hard, man
As someone who lives nearby - it is currently mid-October and yesterday was the first evening cool enough to open up the house for a cool evening. I also do not under stand the outdoor kitchen - no overhead protection from the sun makes it useless during the warm months. The landscape is typical, an attempt to have some
plant material among the rocks.
Well said, I don't live in Vegas but I have property in AZ and I agree about the outdoor kitchen. Not having a cover over it is a huge oversight, it'll be unusable in the warmer months ... Also, I get the appeal of these indoor/outdoor homes, but imo this one went overboard. If it was LA it'd be a home run, but the heat is so ridiculously unbearable, you're only in a pool if you're outside, otherwise you're in the a/c ... I'm guessing the (future) homeowners will only be there in the cooler months, but still, I think it's too much considering most of the year you won't be able to use it.
As far as landscaping, like you said, it's typical. You can get away with a little more plants and flowers or even grass in AZ, but that ain't happening in Vegas. I've seen homes spend $1 mil on landscaping, only for it to have to be completely redone a year later (I own a landscaping business).
In my previous house the deck and patio where west facing; meaning hot late afternoon sun. I didn't do much outdoor cooking because of it and I'm in a much cooler part of the country. And the black counter tops are nuts.
Arvin, I live a few blocks away from this home. Regarding the fence, every house in the neighborhood has to have that exact fence. There are no ways around it. The HOA doesn’t make any exceptions. They won’t let you put a glass fence which is what many owners here want.
They need to change those HOA rules for the nice houses. I wouldn't want the same cheap fence that the riff raff has.
22M$ to become abused by a HOA? 😅😂
Why move to a dictatorship when you can live under an HOA right here?
But … but…. The HOA board is elected by the homeowners… if they want to change a rule they can just direct the board/ change the board… don’t get it…
@@chemicalfrankie1030 Actually you just get a lawyer and sue the HOA, because that's what everybody else does
I never thought we'd ever reach the front door
hahahahha
I must have missed that, because I never saw a front door! He just walked and walked and talked about the pool and the view, the next thing I saw was we are already in the kitchen.
I'm at 6:20 and he just walked past the kitchen. Not sure when we stepped into the house 🤷♀️
For 25 I’d definitely want to own those three neighboring lots.
Imagine all that Indoor outdoor rock stuff is a great hiding place for the millions of scorpions and spiders in the desert
And how do you even clean it?
Exactly
You want to clean the rocks?
Cool house but I don't understand why blue heron likes doing those tripping hazards in the house. They likes putting rocks inside the house and separate concrete slabs. The primary bedroom is a perfect example. And builders in that price range need to do more outdoor shade instead of leaving it open to the sun. Your furniture even if it is high-end won't survive a few summers in Nevada or Arizona.
Imagine being tired or drunk and falling into the water lol
Was thinking the same thing! Plus it wouldn't be difficult to misstep into the gaps 🫤
Yeah or numerous cactus patches or numerous sharp rocks
Getting back from the casino smashed drunk and trying to find the front door 😂
This house is designed to drown children lol
There is another youtuber "Producer Michael" who toured this home and on his tour he said the same thing. haha
Critique some NYC Apartment tours by Erik Conover & Ryan Serhant. It would be cool to know more of what to keep in mind while purchasing an apartment.
This! I want Arvin opinion of NY Townhouses
Ok NYC penthouse is on the list
Nothing better than sitting down to eat, putting on UA-cam and seeing Arvin put out a 20+ minute review ... Def my favorite channel on the platform right now!
Another great video. Feels like a super upscale bachelor pad. I could see a professional athlete or a finance bro getting it. The indoor/outdoor feel is great-but the lack of bedrooms, no gym, no movie room, and the awkward tiny bathrooms are hard to overlook. I’d imagine that the garage probably has lifts that would allow for more vehicles to be fit inside of it.
You can still have your spa, gym and movie theatre built in but at the price point I would have expected it to be included, already.
IKEA without the arrows! hahahhahaha 🤣brilliant!
Gave me flashbacks.
25 million house on a 3 bedroom house is crazy
especially in vegas. Thats just wild
As a European I hate 99% of the houses you show, especially the interiors, but you are so much FUN! Thanks for all the laughs you have given me and keep on doing a great job!
Thanks pal… what type of houses do you like?
@@ArvinHaddadOfficial You're welcome! Classic English country houses with original furniture 🙂
And I forgot to mention: you obviously do know what you are talking about! So your videos are very educational.
You're killing me with the shower warmer looking like a meal slot in solitary confinement.
I don't get that warmer, what is it for. I mean it looks like my miele plate warmer in kitchen. What do you warm there? Pijamas, underwear, socks? I don't get it. Please someone explain.
I love how fair you are with these critiques. It would be much easier to pick up on the stuff you don’t like and just write off the property on that basis but giving a nuanced opinion and highlighting the stuff they got right like the exterior architecture is hey I enjoy watching these so much.
completely Agree Arvin. That suite bedroom should be the primary, and the primary should really be an incorporated guest suite with its own built in kitchen stuff. etc.
I can remember watching this.
This is a Party Location, not a home. plain and simple.
Yeah, that's my impression too. Not made to actually be lived in. Something you use for fund raisers, to impress one's friends or associates, then close it up until the next event.
Serious? You are in Vegas and go partying at such a remote location?
@@ralfwindte5986 You are missing the entire point. Look at an aerial view of this and other properties in the area. They live here to look at Vegas from a distance and do all of their 'partying' in their own, very exclusive neighborhood.
But the neighbors are much too close to party the police and HOA would shut you down quick!
@@ralfwindte5986Remember diddy. There are some really crazy parties.
I like how the design makes it easy - when the house doesn't sell for a home - to remodel it into 8 doctor's offices (with parking for 11 cars of the patients). You should do a statistic where you add up all the hallways and corridors and steps to see how much walking would be required to live here. Like how many steps to the kitchen (to get some leftover pizza) and return to the primary bedroom. When you said the 3rd floor bar was the "Sky Lounge" I thought of every mid-size airport I have ever flown out of where I went to the Sky Lounge to get a drink waiting on my flight. Just picture this house surrounded by 6 similar house all grouped around the same cul-de-sac. What a high-priced slum.
With regards to the first powder room that was shown, when the temperature control valve is so far away from the tap, making temperature adjustments to the water takes a long time to take effect.
One of the many down sides of buying a home like this. Is that you cannot customize the home to your own personal taste. You cannot break down a wall, put a recording studio in the house, have a bowling alley or game room. Every room in that house has its own purpose design within the house. it would be great if it had a two-story basement. Underground movie theater or something. Bathrooms are too small. Primary suite is awkward. But it has a great view. But who wants to look at that ugly fence. Or someone else’s house at your primary bedroom. One construction starts on a new home. If I spent that kind of money on a house,, I would want more space between my home and my neighbors. And I would have to guarantee my views, will not be interrupted by future construction. That’s a lot of money to have to look into someone else’s house.
Those living room pools are so dangerous I would be terrified of sleep walking or being dizzy or just accidentally falling and downing at any moment
You would need to be an Olympic swimmer to live there
The pools was my favorite parts especially in Vegas. On a 110 degree day nothing nicer than taking a night swim.
Been waiting for you to critique this house for time. Very excited
this channel is so entertaining, i love it. greets from germany
Viva dutchland
@@ArvinHaddadOfficial Viva Las Vegas!
You’re my favorite person on the internet.
❤️❤️❤️❤️
I do have a serious question though. Where the hell are all the blinds and curtains in all these mega mansions???????? You'd think rich people would value privacy. Now I have noticed a few with auto blinds or curtains but not many at all........
That blows my mind, along with the glass walls that provide no security. Especially in houses like this one pretty much in the middle of the desert.
Maybe they get a kick out of everyone's peeking in lol
The security is literally security both at the home, at the gate of the division and the roaming security
Needing blinds for security are poor people problems
@@Luigi_Vaz In a house like that you need a panic room but it seems that is missing.
@@ralfwindte5986 it has one according to Enes video. Still, a panic room works as long as you have time to reach it...
He walked from the seven direction entrance, but did you notice there was no door he did not open the door. Where is the front door?
Arvin trimmed the original video for length (the original is 48 minutes) and cut that. There's a door between the driveway and the entry walkway that would have been between 3:00 and 3:25 and a pocketing sliding glass door that's open during the tunnel view of Vegas at 4:30. There is a link to the original video in the description.
I think the designer did a great job of blending modern/industrial design into a unique Las Vegas design standard. The color pallet, materials (well most of them anyway), subtle design influences, etc. shows a good way to innovate without suffocating you with the design. For me, this is a great Vegas design style (even with some odd layout choices). I do agree that it is missing key things like a theater room. I think the design used so much square footage for architectural elements, you lost out on utilization - a form over function mistake.
I see a problem w/the square concrete walkway tiles separated & surrounded w/a water feature. It's only a matter of time until a woman in high heels, misjudges it & the heel misses the edge of the tile sending her tumbling backwards. & w/2 Bars in the house excessive alcohol consumption is only going to make it a stumbling hazard for men as well.
Sociopathic house lol
Just want to say found ya randomly but have binged all the vids and subd. FYI watching from New Zealand
Fun to see a Vegas home. Do more in Vegas!!!
Great indoor outdoor and mostly great material choice...but the the problem with outdoor is that it's the desert, you're either boiling alive or getting hypothermia.
There's a reason half of Coober Pedy (opal mining town in South Australia) lives underground.
Yeah, indoor/outdoor living isn't suited for that climatic zone.
Nooooo this is my dream mansion 😭 time to hear what you think about it!! I have been dreading and waiting for this
yeah same here, i love the architectural design, but of course i’m looking at thinking about all the things i would have to change 😂
This is my dream mansion too, Arvin hit all the best parts while highlighting the worst of them. Love his videos for this! And he also picked up on parts that were missed or omitted by Enes. I understand Enes can only highlight the best parts of a place but Arvin just nails it!
You would need an army of cleaners & a good liability insurance 😂💕🇦🇺💕
@@nancysimpson9045 That is just the cost of living in a neighborhood like this, they are just incidental expenses.
Yes, just what the desert needs…..a$25M humidifier.
Definitely!!
Before I watch this whole video I wanna let you know that this is literally one of my favorites from enis, I’ve had it saved in a playlist ever since he first made the video. And whenever I tell somebody what my dream mansion looks like I ALWAYS referred to this one first!!! I was literally hoping you would never pick this one apart and crush my dreams but here you are…. Fingers crossed that you don’t destroy my dreams 😂…. Love the channel.
It can still be your dream home...but build it on a larger lot and in a location that is 25 degrees cooler
@13:27 "centrifuge for separating the isotopes in your farts" - That is a _brilliant_ idea! Someone get on this ASAP, I want to buy a (preferably pocket-sized) fart-separating centrifuge TODAY.
I freaking died! 🤣🤣🤣
TODAY! 😂😅😂😅
Hilarious. Instant sub. Loving the content so far
This manson looks like it is made to be leased out for events and parties.
Parties that last several days in a row!
It looks more like a Bond villain compound to me.
Yeah I was thinking with all the class walls and floors where Bond would throw the henchmen through. Now, who would be Bond? Brosnan, Moore or Dalton?
Yes, but the pools need to be deeper to accommodate for the sharks and crocodiles.
Bond villain would have a nice movie theater.
I love it because it looks like a Bond villain compound! Lol.
I’m a furniture snob. I have to say nearly every piece in this house is perfect. Really good stuff. Far better than the stuff you see in LA homes that scream “look mr. & mrs. buyer we had the house staged!”.
We need a review of Ace family's illegal bankruptcy Mansion😂😂
And it is already on sale again. For a higher price. Smells funny.
The scarce landscaping might be intentional, so the house fits into the surrounding vegetation, who knows.
The view from the end of the reflection pool isn't great... come on... the opening is way too far away. It's just a tease, a bad one, looks like a tunnel.
The labyrinth to the front door is completely unnecessary. You know what that reminded me of? A themed queue at a Disney attraction.
The kitchen location is fine, see that big island towards the entry/"foyer"? Perfect for welcoming guests (with snacks etc.).
The real size of the garage wasn't shown (obviously?).
The powder room with the slim sink sucks big time.
Many rooms including the kitchen / living room area seem so dark even though it's sunny outside.
Wine room is a failure.
The grey rock areas next to the outdoor BBQ are horrible, why not a terrace you can actually have people hang out on??? BBQ setup should have a sun roof.
Toilet in a closet, fantastic.
Dishwasher in the primary, now I have seen it all.
Sky lounge bathroom is for the escorts.
Glad I found this channel , you're like a critic and not a salesman.
Aren't there any mosquitoes in the Nevada? I'm thinking all this water "pools" near the house would bring in many mosquitoes especially when so many window walls are open?
Yay this was the one I requested like a couple months ago 🎉🎉
This is my favorite mansion of all I've watched. The only one I could imagine myself really live in there (Im broke af, just fantasize). Seemless intigration in the nature, almost like just walls with pools in the middle of the desert. Awesome, I love it so so much, thank you for reviewing this episode (I rewatched Enes'es review like 10 times I believe, and I did it 11th time with you), thank you!
12:24 The fancy stucco wall already has significant cracking. Looks like it might already need replacement. It does look cool but this could be a serious nightmare.
Home inspector Cy Porter tapping it with blue tape. 😃
No, he is from Arizona.
I was thinking the same thing about that outdoor bar. It’s gonna be like 140 or 150° on that surface in the summertime. Why on earth would they make it black? Anyway, love your work and enjoy watching your videos very much. Keep up the great work!
Please do more Las Vegas episodes! I love the bones, but the color palette is just off. What do you think of Blue Heron?
Title isn't formatted nicely
Edit: fixed
It should be "shitty_vegas_mansion_enes_final_version2_final.prproj.mp4
Shut your mouth Tobias
@@christophwinkler1655😂😂😂
Final means there was a version 1-3 and he spent about 7 extra hours after initially finishing the video to appease UA-cam and fell asleep before changing title.
I like this title 😅
Pls make a video on the "The one " mansion plsplspsplsplspsl
Yes plz… Micheal the producer needs to be on your hit list…. He is the GOAT of bad taste….
@@mothaphoto Totally agree, whenever I see his channel on my feed it's an automatic tab close. Close and block content.
The only comment about all the rocks on the floor was that they might get in the tracks for the doors. Aren't all those rock filled troughs a major tripping hazard, and who wants rocks all over their house anyway. And how about all the gaps in the walk ways. I'd want to be very careful walking around this place. That says nothing about all the gimmicks. The "Sky Lounge." Give me a break.
I have been WAITING for you to critique a Blue Heron house. And now I have to wait to watch until my husband can watch with me. Ack!
This was the first Blue Heron house i saw, thanks to Enes. And even though they took some rather strange decisions here and there (like the rocks and unsafe pools inside), overall, i think it's a piece of art. I wouldn't want to live in the desert, but this house matches the palette beautifully.
It's nice that the white is only on the ceiling, where it won't produce tons of glare--unless the sun reflects off the water elements. Looks like you'd need to carry a floor plan to find your way for the first year or two.
Auto Lifts, does it come with a map and compass?
This house just screams, "Do you LOVE wearing shoes inside your house?" Do you enjoy stepping on legos in the middle of the night, then you love having lose rocks everywhere in your house that might end up in your walkway. Do you like the comfy feeling of heated floors, then you love oven-hot floors heated by the Nevada sun for 9 hours every day.
Funny and instructive! What a channel! Love it!
Appreciate that! Glad you liked it.
If you feel like it... I have 3 questions about all these homes:
1 - People are handy, they like to do stuff with their hands, why there never is a tool room, gardening room, shed or something like that?
2 - Drier is fine, but most people hang clothes. In these houses the operation is always electrical? or you just put undergarments in the backyard?
3 - There is always only one office, as if the other member of the couple's job is just existing. Why? Why not a workspace, a crochet room, a weaving workshop or a space craft design studio for the other one?
Probably silly questions from an obvious member of the plebe...
This must be one of the most short-sighted designs I've ever seen. For starters, the patios are tripping hazards that leave me scratching my head wondering how they even got approved or passed code. That green in the front yard isn't very green, God knows how many kiloliters of water must be wasted every day to keep that lawn lush. The designers of this abode clearly didn't take into account the practicalities or building and living comfortably in a desert, the extremely big windows will make cooling and heating the house a bitch. Not to mention the lack of indoor recreational amenities, with temperatures rarely dipping below the 50s C/110s F, it's too hot to stay outside for too long without protection.
It's like someone wanted to constantly take showers but also wanted to have an eye on everyone in the house and also wanted to swim everywhere, like Aquaman build a house in Nevada. The problem with a lot of these type of houses seems, at last to me, that they probably were designed around the very specific wishes and preferences of the later owner. What is cool and I would do the same if I had the money but a problem if it comes to selling the house later on.
I don't know if you've ever lived in a true desert, but with the way all the rooms open up to the outdoors, you're going to get all sorts of creatures as your guests, from birds flying in and getting trapped, to insects like spiders, wasps and scorpions. You might even get coyotes going after your pets since I don't think that fence is high enough to keep them out.
What the heck is with all the interior rocks? Who is going to dust all of those rocks? What a nightmare.
10:52 - 5 lifts and a car at the door 😂😂😂. Thanks for the laughs
My dog would be swimming all the time in all those pools. The house would always be wet
"Dude....WHERE ARE WE"????
I laugh in every episode but this one made me cracking up......
The exterior of the home and the Landscaping make it look like an abandoned warehouse
Where is the entry door?
Looks great - for a small airport terminal in a regional city. Who was it designed buy? Bloefeld ?
As someone who lived in Europe, the dishwasher in the primary says many things, but here in the USA, to me, it says that even this man, doesn’t walk around or even live in the entirety of this mammoth house either. A dishwasher in a bedroom is just pure survival instincts when you can’t or won’t go anywhere else. Says to me, buy a smaller home, we don’t even think you’ll walk this far in your own home 😂😂😂 I mean, when you won’t even walk to the kitchen to ‘base-level’ function, it’s over. You don’t wanna walk, buy a smaller mansion.
Arvin doesn't understand the vibes of having a suuuper tall bathroom, imagine the reverb on your farts man, no way I could go back to normal bathrooms after experiencing that
Arvin, what do you think about all these glass walled wine rooms... all for show right? I can't imagine long term sunlight good for the wine bottles.
6:56 - 7:01 I agree this isn’t for someone with kids… This might be someone who doesn’t want kids anymore(jk)… I personally wouldn’t buy because AC bill will cost more than the house also having to shake sheets every night before bed because of scorpions
It’s beautiful, but the kids thing is such a great point. I don’t have kids, but most of my friends and family do. I could never have visitors. It’s a death trap for toddlers.
@@Snackdance great point , it’s definitely a hazard and law sue waiting to happen….Definitely not a child friendly place !!! 🤙🫡🫡
I never stop smiling!
You should review Graham Stephen's house in Nevada. I believe he did a tour of it when he completed it a few years ago.
Damn. Only 2.5 minutes in and already have learned two really great things.
Arvin... that front landscaping looks like the surface of the moon!
I checked to see 3 new vids of yours.... I'm in heaven! ❤ from Australia 🇦🇺
In before Enes says "incredible."
I got gorgeous
Or "beautiful".
Or "motor court".
lush landscaping
Cantilever
the only way I see that garage accomodating that number of vehicles is installing lifts. So 5 car garage with enough height at one spot for a three high lift, the other 4 spots are 2 high lift, gets you to 11 cars. That would be so awkward to actually use, though.
Also... so you put the strippers in that shower under all those shower heads then watch them from the "nightclub" bar? Just asking.
Looks like it's back on the market at 28.8 million.
Hey Arvin, love your videos. Could I maybe suggest you react to some more properties that are really good? Would love to see some more positive examples from you.
this house.. this is like.. my dream house man. it sure got elements that I would like to see, If I ever got rich and have a mansion build. ..
I would like to see some apartment critiques
Ok will do a penthouse
@@ArvinHaddadOfficial Thanks Arvin
Have you though about posting full length unedited videos to members only? I miss them a lot personally
For the dishwasher in the bedroom… there is a dishwasher that acts as the draw that you store the dishes in making it less like a dishwasher & more like where you store your dishes… the dishwasher senses when you removes dishes & then washes the dishes when you put them away… it needs to be “filled” with cleaner about once a month or so… so you get your house staff to do that or put a reminder on your phn to check monthly… easy…
Great video -- needs a new title Arvin!
hello Haddad, I have the same bed. I hate that frame, every time I wake up that sharps edge on the frame hits my legs, it is very painful. i had to bring a good handy man and take the sharp edge away and give a curve to it, at least I don't get cut on my legs. I hate even to see it.
All that metal at the entrance (reflection pool / metal detailing across from the pool) will be extremely hot to the touch with the over 100°
temperatures in the desert.
2:28
Arvin saw me smiling!! 😊😊
That house is a drowning hazard for children and drunks.
I'm really confused about who this house is designed for. They include a dog wash - ok, what a nightmare it would be to have your dog at this place if you dog loves to swim. Like imagine a Golden Retriever at this place, just constantly moving from pool to pool, then to the couch. Knocking rocks into those sliding door tracks. Good luck keeping your dog out of the many reflective pools, a husky would just sleep there. And, same with kids. Do you want a 10 year old soaking wet going from pool to couch? Water everywhere? I'm also really confused by the smell - either all of this water is chlorinated and smells because you're dealing dogs/kids bacteria in the pool, or it's not chlorinated and you've got a pool maintenance guy basically living here if the pools get dirty.
Loving the production value buddy. Watching this video then coming back to an older one from a few months ago is night and day.
Also is the rust look fake? I'm assuming they have to make it fake otherwise it would affect the structural integrity over time but I'm no engineer.
Thanks 🙏🏼…Good observation… I don’t think they are structural elements… they seem to be design elements
where was the extractor unit above the cooking range ?
Only for the chefs kitchen ???
At that height above the cooking area , need turbo fans .
Aesthetics or functionality .
I have a 60 cm office fan mounted in the ceiling above my hob , in the shroud is a commercial fat trap . Cleaned once a week am single :-)
31 years in the kitchen field , and beyond .
Just no way that extractor will work and how to clean it ?
arvin: hey, did you see that?
Me: no i completely missed it, but now that you pointed it out i can't unsee it.
Been waiting for this vid on this house!
I like this entry, I mean, how will burglar rob the house if they don't understand how to enter the house ?