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EWU Crew hey EWU I’m new here just wanna say hi and love the vids, could you please send me the coordinates to these houses I swear one was a friends he left for Australia? I’m not sure though I’m heading stateside soon for a film project so I wanna check out some abandoned places
Why would people build these then just up and abandon them??? I don't get it. Its obvious they wouldn't have water before they were built and I didn't see power poles. Really nice homes. So is this public land also???
Living in arizona, and working here, I would say someone bought the land and wanted to start high dollar investment property. However, the market crashed several years ago and with the remoteness of this location, the properties would have been a hard sell. It is not uncommon for a couple houses to be built out here only to be model homes to sell plots to build more homes.
I know... Like I watch these videos thinking stuff like "I can go here and fix these houses up" and some people might say "leave the houses alone" but if you leave them alone forever they start breaking down.. I would totally live in one of these abandoned houses if the geography was right.. I don't get the point of destroying beautiful houses like this
Ao places like this why not put into hud housing wtf could of been a tax write-off for the company family could have had a fabulous home what a win-win situation instead of a lose-lose situation
There is a little known law that if you homestead a place for like 7 years and make improvements while you are there..the house automatically becomes yours legally. The house must be vacant of course to be able to get it that way, but these houses would be worth doing that..They are really nice homes if they were fixed back up.
Sure, if you have a lot of money to throw around. I question if these places ever even had power. I don't think they would make actual good houses without some serious work which could take quite a bit of money, time and individual effort to complete. Especially considering you couldn't really hire anyone to work on the place for you. They don't even have toilets or bathtubs installed. Though if you're just looking for a roof over your head and total isolation they probably wouldn't be so bad as is... if of course you're not allergic to bees.
@@RichardsWorld Electricity can be generated by solar panels... it´s in the middle of the desert. Internet may be available via mobile internet, or else just wait a year until Starlink is available. For water you could maybe dig a well, lay pipes which could be worth it since those are 5 or 6 houses or you could just buy a very big tank and get the water delivered once or twice a month. It world be difficult but not impossible at all
@@SpimeTV Maybe not impossible, but certainly illogical. What you'd get out of unfinished places like this wouldn't be worth the amount of work you'd have to put in to make one comfortable or the legal loopholes you'd have to find just to make anything happen. Too much time effort and money for the kind of person who would even consider living here in the first place.
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The Mohave County approved the Silverado Ranch Master Planned Community in 2006. The developers had purchased 4800 acres of land outside Kingman AZ. The community called for more than 12,000 homes, an 18 hole golf course, with more than 1600 acres of commercial development and schools. The project was scratched in 2008 due to the US Housing crash, soon after plans for a 1 billion dollar solar plant was approved by the county. Unfortunately, the developer never filed an application with the Arizona Corporate Commision, and the plant was never built.
It's sad that someone invested in these homes and still look great. I just don't comprehend how folks just abandon these homes when many would appreciate to just have a place. Thanks for sharing.
Love all the places that you and your daughter have shared with us. The fact that you spend some awesome time with your beautiful daughter, shows that you are one amazing father. I am addicted to your videos. Very addictive. It makes you wonder why a person or company would spend that much money to build such beautiful homes to just abandon them. It's a question we all wonder. I'd love to know the story to why they abandoned them!
I don't think they're showing any disrespect; they're walking through them, but the owners' can't respect their own property enough to keep it maintained.
Man, you guys have some big hearts. I like the fact that you see what was, what could have been, and to question what happened. Thanks for calling out vandals. I can tell your honesty is real. I subscribed after watching a half dozen of you travels. One of the best things I’ve noticed about you two is the fact that you sincerely ask your viewers opinions and help to understand things you don’t know or understand. I’ve watched other tubers who see an old piece of technology or architecture and make some random BS statement leaving us old guys going WTF, just how stupid are you. Thanks for being real and for Gods sake watch your 6 out there.
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Very neat find. I came across something like that in Patterson, CA in the early 90's. Houses were not as far along (unfinished walls, few windows), but it was very apocalyptic. This reminded me of my more youthful days, when I'd fill up the tank, pull out a map(!!), pick a direction, and go.
If this place is what I think it is, it was the Silverado master-planned community and the 200-megawatt Albiasa solar plant both slated to be built on the property. The project was approved in 2006. It would have covered more than 4.8K acres of land on both sides of U.S. 93 near where it intersects with Interstate 40 east of Kingman, AZ. Plans called for more than 12,000 apartments & homes, a golf course and more than 1,600 acres of commercial development, schools, utilities and a clubhouse. When the 2008 housing market crash stalled any further development of Silverado, the developers wanted to rezone 1,400 acres of the Silverado community for the $1B Albiasa solar plant. After much controversy over the amount of groundwater the plant would use, the county finally approved the zoning for the plant in 2009. But Albiasa never applied to the Arizona Corporation Commission for approval and the project was never built.
I work in economic development for my community. I would love for some developers to co.e into my community like this! We are a rare growing rural town and in a bit of housing crisis.
I would too but you gotta realize the negatives! All the windows are broken, all doors are either open or unlocked, and it looks like it would be scorching hot in the day and cold af at night.
I remember this place I did the the plumbing on these houses the owners decided that it was better to sell the land then to build and finish those houses so they still own the property and are selling the land peace buy peace and last I heard there where going to lease the land to a solor company to build a huge solor plant man its sad to see the status of those houses when we where building those houses we had to fight. The bees back then
@Blue sky yes there where wells that was going to feed three houses off them the first house in the video its in front of that house there was no power there yet they where looking in to it on how to get it to there or they where going to run diesel generator for power
this was great - btw, if you are interested, you can freely search tax records, ownership records and such and track down what this development was intended to be and why / when it failed. Just saying!
At least on the west coast, you go to the County Assessor's website & at the least you should be able to find the county's map that show parcels. Clicking on the parcel should give you more information such as county assessed value, current taxes, taxes owing. Some will have owner's names, others not unless you visit the office personally. In other parts of the country, the Assessor records may be handled online by a different department.
Looks like a bankrupt housing project . If it failed due to lack of money and not something else those houses could be saved, as long as the foundations and the bones are good. The windows ,doors and other finish work can be replaced and holes in walls fixed and all repainted. Lets just hope the killer bees get some of the punk ass vandals ! LOL
Doesn't looks like a housing project. It's a different style big houses. It's a subdivision but the least left it for some reason before it even finished.
cbgreenbay i’d say these were built during the times in 06-07 when people started losing money, demand for houses and the market crashed. everything went downhill hence the bankrupt housing project.
These houses are actually in really good shape. The bulk of the buildings are complete but would likely need 10-20K each to finish each place off. That is not, however, counting getting electrical, water and waste treatment all updated and working.
Thanks for the tour 🖒. I just can't wrap my head around the fact that there are really nice home's like this abandoned. Anything's possible.....even killer bees...lol 😀
Diggin your content and you have a new subscriber. If you guys visit southern AZ and need a place to crash let me know. Keep up the great work and 🐝safe.
Breanne Huxtable they seem like model homes, so somewhere these houses are on a proper street with real families living in it. If they are model homes, it would also explain why they are in the middle of nowhere
Ya Breanne.....I also think how soon this life passes as well and how we work our asses off to maintain these homes, cars, all material things we slave over and then, just like that, they are gone and so our we. I watch man abandoned places videos, it amazes me and makes me think, there has got to be something better then how us humans live/work to survive~
There's 10 times more vacant homes than homeless people in the US. Capitalism doesn't work that way. That's the problem. If you have something you can give for free, you shelve it and find a different way that makes a profit.
I have been watching your videos for awhile now, not bad at all. The one thing that would help is to hear about the back story. On these places that your checking out! W
He once told me that they wanted to start looking into that case. I think they might do some detective work when have more information. The location of the cave is still a mystery after all
FYI for those of you who are or were interested in buying here...check out the following carefully. No electric and costs big bucks to move it in. With solar tho it might still be workable. Then there is the problem with water. My guess is it has problems to get it piped in or unable to drill to it due to depth. Beautiful places but with risks you might not expect.
Eric Markovic Its not the home by itself that's so expensive, its the land. There's lots of land here and its the desert so its cheap. Most people don't want to live in the middle of nowhere in a desert.
Yo, you really out here tryna give everyone alcohol poisoning. Wtf man. hehehe jk. That honestly made me giggle I was thinking the same thing in the beginning. Think he said it like 8 times in just under 2 minutes. haha :) I seriously adore him and his family. Wish I would've found the channel sooner. I know they're not doing videos with them in it anymore, but none the less the channel is seriously awesome and everything that's put out is such great content! :)
Unless there is some underground utilities that isn't visible in the videos, that is probably the reason for abandonment. Lots of developers bought up cheap tracts of Arizona land and built on it before they discovered the cost of bringing electrical power to the build sites. Maybe there wasn't any water nearby. Also, many places were developed and sold with false advertising in the '60's, '70's, and '80's. Like Meadview, AZ. None of those homes are so badly vandalized that they couldn't be fixed up. Most is just windows and some sheet rock. Still, if there is no water and/or no electricity, you might not want to move in unless you want to live off the grid. Solar panels will solve one of the problems.. 8^)
Earl Yates Agree with you...plus saw on another videos of abandoned homes in Georgia, were abandoned and developer arrested etc...no utilities electric, water as you mentioned, plus other said sewer! Could be issues here, add bees, and out in nowhere reasons why abandoned.
Hey ewu! This is late however I thought this might be interesting. About 10 years ago I saw a show about a couple of guys who hit big in real estate together. They talked about their lives before the market crashed in the 2000s and these homes remind me of a place a group of guys like this may have been building a get away community together before their money fell through.
Yeah they're definitely model homes. Because they actually look finished but at the same time not because of vandalism probably. Or maybe they are houses but the company/people building them ran out of money.
A guy I worked with built a lot of homes in California pre-2006. He moved to Colorado in 2008 to find work (how I ended up meeting him). A lot of contractors built subdivisions in the middle of no-where because California was anticipating a continued and sustained housing boom, so they built these to keep up with demand. Of course, that was based on faulty speculation about the health of the housing markets. To make a long story short, they built thousands of homes out in the middle of no-where preparing for a housing boom and the expansion of cities, then in 2006 California housing market collapsed. In the subsequent years a lot of the subdivisions were squatted in by illegal migrants and people coming from Mexico. Rather than try to sell the homes and recoup any lost money, a lot of developers simply tore the subdivisions down. It's hard to say if this is an example, wherever it is, but it's likely a related situation. Markets everywhere began to collapse following California.
If they built the houses b4 even finding out about electricity, which is insane, I read it in these comments. It would cost a fortune to run electricity out there. Also if they did that it makes me wonder if they researched the water situation thoroughly. Another fortune to make that happen. So I assume it just turned into a money hole. Sad some would be beautiful houses!
Hey I wonder if anyone owns them and would be willing to sell. They could be really awesome houses. With some fixing up some paint and interior finishing. Also Vandals Make me see Red. Vandals=a waste of good oxygen.
They're at least 3 hours from the nearest gas station or grocery store. What would you want in the middle of no where. They were speculating that Phoenix would expand and grow like crazy but it didn't happen.
Sad that people like me and my self are breaking our back to provide for myself and a pregnant girlfriend when there are nice houses like this just left to rot out in the middle of nowhere.
Sounds like the results of capitalism. I suggest supporting the pro worker unions around your town! It’s better advice than:” why’d anybody complain about quality of life/lifestyle? Doesn’t everyone have the same abilities and resources to do whatever any American can for the American dream?” Short answer is, no. Very few people can ever actually achieve a house. Let alone two for business. @Michel Chapman , I feel like you, completely understand that same condition here. Stick up for the “little guy” living an honest life, it’s key. :)
That is exactly what they are. I moved to Bullhead City in 2007 and this place was already abandoned by then. I used to drive past this place when I wanted to avoid the weigh station and would see cars parked there occasionally. There used to be heavy equipment there that was abandoned, the company that was building went bankrupt in the process of making this place.
Do you have a video explaining your background? How you got into this? And I can't help but wonder about bringing your kids into a possible dangerous situation
adolf hitler Bzzzzzzzzzzzzzeeeeeee Bzzzzzzzzzzzzzeeeeeee. Bees so happy finding a ready built hive of strange proportionzzzzz. Wonder what the new home honey will Bee like?
only problem with those built-in entertainment centers is that they were made for the old BIG CRT TVs & because of flatscreen TVs they were instantly outta date
That's exactly what I was thinking; a property in development when the crash struck, and suddenly there was no money, so they just abandoned it. All kinds of places like that here in metro Atlanta after the crash, but it's finally starting to show signs of new development (fall of '19). Still WAY too many abandoned, trashed places though -- why don't they knock the damn things down? Total eyesores!
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EWU Crew hey EWU I’m new here just wanna say hi and love the vids, could you please send me the coordinates to these houses I swear one was a friends he left for Australia? I’m not sure though I’m heading stateside soon for a film project so I wanna check out some abandoned places
Why would people build these then just up and abandon them??? I don't get it. Its obvious they wouldn't have water before they were built and I didn't see power poles. Really nice homes. So is this public land also???
Can someone give me some places to explore!? I'm so insanely bored #COVID19 #lockdown
What part of az.
Where is this? What city is it near? Bombay beach?
The sad part is that these houses STILL look better than my House
Hahaha ☝️🖐
I hope that you will get nice house one day 🙂😘❤
@@divavelikogsrca6323 you're a good person :)
ivanm10 with no power tho ha shit
Haha.i was gonna say that.
Living in arizona, and working here, I would say someone bought the land and wanted to start high dollar investment property. However, the market crashed several years ago and with the remoteness of this location, the properties would have been a hard sell. It is not uncommon for a couple houses to be built out here only to be model homes to sell plots to build more homes.
Probably because these houses are in the middle of nowhere!!🤔
So why build one in the first place?
California City most likely...
@@harryhyde4331 No, that place was more of a crossroads...I believe, it was founded by Mormon settlers, ironically.
Sad part is, the idiots that destroy them could have squatted, and ended up owning a home worth a LOT of money.
NO BRAINS...
Eminent domain.
Dawn Slater Adverse possession.
Probably no water.
@@Kathy.Farrey 🤔... Actually, you make a good point. 😕
I know... Like I watch these videos thinking stuff like "I can go here and fix these houses up" and some people might say "leave the houses alone" but if you leave them alone forever they start breaking down.. I would totally live in one of these abandoned houses if the geography was right.. I don't get the point of destroying beautiful houses like this
Silverado Estates, Those were model homes for a gated community that never took off.
Mike Villegas i think your right
Yep, used to drive by this place on my way to Vegas. 🐝 Bees would SWARM around my car and I ran into more than one mass of them.
No doubt it was abandoned when the market crashed. There are tons of these unfinished communities all over the US all in various stages of completion.
Ao places like this why not put into hud housing wtf could of been a tax write-off for the company family could have had a fabulous home what a win-win situation instead of a lose-lose situation
Glad I found this comment, I love finding out why things like this are abandoned.
There is a little known law that if you homestead a place for like 7 years and make improvements while you are there..the house automatically becomes yours legally. The house must be vacant of course to be able to get it that way, but these houses would be worth doing that..They are really nice homes if they were fixed back up.
Sure, if you have a lot of money to throw around. I question if these places ever even had power. I don't think they would make actual good houses without some serious work which could take quite a bit of money, time and individual effort to complete. Especially considering you couldn't really hire anyone to work on the place for you. They don't even have toilets or bathtubs installed. Though if you're just looking for a roof over your head and total isolation they probably wouldn't be so bad as is... if of course you're not allergic to bees.
Good luck getting electricity, water, internet and other services.
@@RichardsWorld Electricity can be generated by solar panels... it´s in the middle of the desert. Internet may be available via mobile internet, or else just wait a year until Starlink is available. For water you could maybe dig a well, lay pipes which could be worth it since those are 5 or 6 houses or you could just buy a very big tank and get the water delivered once or twice a month. It world be difficult but not impossible at all
@@SpimeTV Maybe not impossible, but certainly illogical. What you'd get out of unfinished places like this wouldn't be worth the amount of work you'd have to put in to make one comfortable or the legal loopholes you'd have to find just to make anything happen. Too much time effort and money for the kind of person who would even consider living here in the first place.
@H N They never come back and the bank has so many they sit there. Look it up.
Location is perfect for my mother in law ! Killer bees will soon depart once they get to know her. 😎
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lol omg! This made me laugh so hard. Our Mother In Laws should meet... sounds like they have a lot in common!
Can I send mine too?? Lol
Since the housesarrso large, maybe we could exile ALL of our Monster-in-Law's there!!!
These would have been gorgeous homes too bad they sit here rotting away
Vandals have cruel and cold hearts. They destroy because they can and no one can stop them. What a life! Be glad that you are not like that.
Michelle Anne they destroy because they have no ability to create. It’s the envy and jealousy of an empty soul
Michelle Anne yes makes you hope they got stung by those killer bees.
It looks like a new subdivision that went bankrupt. The fact that they were vandalized is deplorable.
only teengers will do such things or uneducated adult.
They also do that to steal all the copper out of the place and whatever else they can to sell. It's sad
Somebody's dreams.
Ive been working from home for over a month now due to all the recent craziness in the world and your videos are the only thing that has kept me from going crazy from boredom. ❤ Thank you
These houses were beautiful, such a shame that people have to tear stuff up. Thanks for letting us explore along with you!
What kind of people do things like this. It make you so mad that peoples integrity and self worth has to exhibit its self in destruction of property.
The Mohave County approved the Silverado Ranch Master Planned Community in 2006. The developers had purchased 4800 acres of land outside Kingman AZ. The community called for more than 12,000 homes, an 18 hole golf course, with more than 1600 acres of commercial development and schools. The project was scratched in 2008 due to the US Housing crash, soon after plans for a 1 billion dollar solar plant was approved by the county. Unfortunately, the developer never filed an application with the Arizona Corporate Commision, and the plant was never built.
The bees have some nice big homes.
It's sad that someone invested in these homes and still look great. I just don't comprehend how folks just abandon these homes when many would appreciate to just have a place. Thanks for sharing.
in the middle of absolutely nothing
@@Maggotz4bra1nz lmao
@@Maggotz4bra1nz away from all the stupid in the world today.
Not even a homeless person would walk to the middle of the desert for a free house.
Love all the places that you and your daughter have shared with us.
The fact that you spend some awesome time with your beautiful daughter, shows that you are one amazing father.
I am addicted to your videos. Very addictive.
It makes you wonder why a person or company would spend that much money to build such beautiful homes to just abandon them.
It's a question we all wonder.
I'd love to know the story to why they abandoned them!
No respect! I don't understand why people destroy property?
jaguar s type sounds like something a rich uneducated person might say.
Chris Barrett it's kids.
Because they’re low life pieces of shit
Very cool video. Thankyou for sharing...waisted homes when people are homeless
If they are homeless they could not afford to drive back and forth, besides there is no one to panhandle that far out.
**Warning** This video contains bees
*killer bees
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That’s funny
bees also mean flowers and life!...................sigh
Oh no not the bees not the beeeees 🤣
I find just the fact that those hand full of nice houses are in the middle of nowhere, totally abandoned very very creepy.............
They abandoned the houses because no wifi 😎
Gonda Herszkowicz- El Chapo could be the owner!!!!
Went exploring in these homes some 10 years ago now. I can’t believe they are still up.
Be safe and I love visiting these places with you 💪🏼👍🏼
The area and exterior of the houses reminds me of Hank and Marie's house from Breaking Bad.
Lol yeah you're right
I LITERALLY just said this to my other half. Wow. I really wondered if it was a set?! Fake blood? Really looks like Hanks place
Never clicked so fast!!! Can’t get enough of your videos
They were not taught to respect other people's property. Really sad!
Someone owns it. Probably a bank investment company
I don't think they're showing any disrespect; they're walking through them, but the owners' can't respect their own property enough to keep it maintained.
@ Customized We don't know what happend, maybe as others have speculated it was forclosed by a bank or something. We just don't know.
Dave Jackson Banks in reailty don't really care about those homes if they did they would had some ppl out there to protect them from idiots..
Man, you guys have some big hearts. I like the fact that you see what was, what could have been, and to question what happened. Thanks for calling out vandals. I can tell your honesty is real.
I subscribed after watching a half dozen of you travels. One of the best things I’ve noticed about you two is the fact that you sincerely ask your viewers opinions and help to understand things you don’t know or understand. I’ve watched other tubers who see an old piece of technology or architecture and make some random BS statement leaving us old guys going WTF, just how stupid are you. Thanks for being real and for Gods sake watch your 6 out there.
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Those rounded drywall corners put the house being built in the early 2000's. Probably stopped construction when the Great Recession hit.
Roaming Gnome bull nose cornervid
Thanks Bush/Obama.
Agreed
Roaming Gnome you are a recession
Roaming Gnome u
Cool video as always! Thank you for all your hard work. Love seeing new vids pop up in my notifications.
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Kels insta?
those houses looks cooler than what i live in right now
These houses are beautiful! Binge watching allll your videos - I love them. 🤍
Very neat find. I came across something like that in Patterson, CA in the early 90's. Houses were not as far along (unfinished walls, few windows), but it was very apocalyptic. This reminded me of my more youthful days, when I'd fill up the tank, pull out a map(!!), pick a direction, and go.
If this place is what I think it is, it was the Silverado master-planned community and the 200-megawatt Albiasa solar plant both slated to be built on the property.
The project was approved in 2006. It would have covered more than 4.8K acres of land on both sides of U.S. 93 near where it intersects with Interstate 40 east of Kingman, AZ. Plans called for more than 12,000 apartments & homes, a golf course and more than 1,600 acres of commercial development, schools, utilities and a clubhouse.
When the 2008 housing market crash stalled any further development of Silverado, the developers wanted to rezone 1,400 acres of the Silverado community for the $1B Albiasa solar plant. After much controversy over the amount of groundwater the plant would use, the county finally approved the zoning for the plant in 2009.
But Albiasa never applied to the Arizona Corporation Commission for approval and the project was never built.
I work in economic development for my community. I would love for some developers to co.e into my community like this! We are a rare growing rural town and in a bit of housing crisis.
This answers my question i asked before. Interesting.
So no haunted huh! I will buy it, fix it up and move in.
Loki1620 you don't know much about business ..do you?
I live in kingman and i've never heard of this......
Appreciate your reverence to the places you visit it’s like your paying respect .
Great channel guys love it you both play of each other really well. Keep it up guys. 🇮🇪
Lack of money..shit I'd go live there.
George M same bru
I would too but you gotta realize the negatives! All the windows are broken, all doors are either open or unlocked, and it looks like it would be scorching hot in the day and cold af at night.
Me too lol
tyson globetrotter that's rude
blue rain i now just to many people walking on the earth...
I remember this place I did the the plumbing on these houses the owners decided that it was better to sell the land then to build and finish those houses so they still own the property and are selling the land peace buy peace and last I heard there where going to lease the land to a solor company to build a huge solor plant man its sad to see the status of those houses when we where building those houses we had to fight. The bees back then
@Blue sky yes there where wells that was going to feed three houses off them the first house in the video its in front of that house there was no power there yet they where looking in to it on how to get it to there or they where going to run diesel generator for power
Were is this located I would love to present this to my investors
@@josefinaruiz1685 93 and I-40 on the way to Kingman AZ from Phoenix AZ
Anthony do you know this man’s phone number or can I give you mine and you give it to him?
You don’t say?! 🤔 intredesting
Like the home architecture styles in AZ & NM, (flat roof, stucco, Adobe style). we don’t have that in Houston Tx.
Kemah, TX is a hot spot for all of these attractions you have listed.
Your videos are awesome!!! KEEP doing what you're doing
this was great - btw, if you are interested, you can freely search tax records, ownership records and such and track down what this development was intended to be and why / when it failed. Just saying!
At least on the west coast, you go to the County Assessor's website & at the least you should be able to find the county's map that show parcels. Clicking on the parcel should give you more information such as county assessed value, current taxes, taxes owing. Some will have owner's names, others not unless you visit the office personally. In other parts of the country, the Assessor records may be handled online by a different department.
I think it was better without the major details
Julian 3 how tje hell you gonna track houses in the middle on no where.lol with what zip
Francisco Garcia90 he had google maps open with the houses on it pretty sure he can find it
Julian 3 This was a failed attempt by a development called Silverado it's in Kingman Arizona it failed with the housing crash
Looks like a bankrupt housing project . If it failed due to lack of money and not something else those houses could be saved, as long as the foundations and the bones are good. The windows ,doors and other finish work can be replaced and holes in walls fixed and all repainted. Lets just hope the killer bees get some of the punk ass vandals ! LOL
Doesn't looks like a housing project. It's a different style big houses. It's a subdivision but the least left it for some reason before it even finished.
That's what builders do when they go bankrupt? They abandon the project? Can someone answer please! 😂
Johnny Juke yup. They can’t keep building with no money.
cbgreenbay that's what I was thinking
cbgreenbay i’d say these were built during the times in 06-07 when people started losing money, demand for houses and the market crashed. everything went downhill hence the bankrupt housing project.
Amazing! 😲
That garage is bigger than my whole house 😂
Wow that is so amazing!! Beautiful!!
Bees 🐝 watch out lol. Great video as always. Xx
You always find interesting place to explore..Those mansions look like they are in pretty good condition. Really nice.♥
they are just larger homes not mansions
Mansions? Lol higher your standards
yeah, not even close to a Mansion. His first phase is Nice Houses, which is closer to what they were supposed to be
got stung by a bee by watching this
The weird thing is how unfinished the homes are yet there are no building products laying around the houses. Idk
They look to be model homes for a neighborhood that never got off the ground, probably due to sub-prime mortgage crisis.
These houses are actually in really good shape. The bulk of the buildings are complete but would likely need 10-20K each to finish each place off. That is not, however, counting getting electrical, water and waste treatment all updated and working.
Thanks for the tour 🖒. I just can't wrap my head around the fact that there are really nice home's like this abandoned. Anything's possible.....even killer bees...lol 😀
You gotta make a shirt that says “watch out for bees” 😂
Diggin your content and you have a new subscriber. If you guys visit southern AZ and need a place to crash let me know. Keep up the great work and 🐝safe.
I don't understand it either. Beautiful houses that the homeless or family's without homes could of used rather than them being left to rot.
Breanne Huxtable they seem like model homes, so somewhere these houses are on a proper street with real families living in it. If they are model homes, it would also explain why they are in the middle of nowhere
Ya Breanne.....I also think how soon this life passes as well and how we work our asses off to maintain these homes, cars, all material things we slave over and then, just like that, they are gone and so our we. I watch man abandoned places videos, it amazes me and makes me think, there has got to be something better then how us humans live/work to survive~
Sorry for misspelled words, it's late for me here, but, tonight I just want to stay on the computer...
There's 10 times more vacant homes than homeless people in the US. Capitalism doesn't work that way. That's the problem. If you have something you can give for free, you shelve it and find a different way that makes a profit.
They'd get destroyed even sooner that way.
it's really sad that these 3 or 4 beautiful houses are just left their and in the middle of no where and abandoned..
RissyGirl144 right! I would love to live there lol
RissyGirl144 its America don't worry
theirs prob no work there to afford them?
RissyGirl144 the cartel use those houses
Alex Garcia Omg! How do u know this?
Explore with Us drinking game: Every time he says "bees" take a shot.
I have been watching your videos for awhile now, not bad at all. The one thing that would help is to hear about the back story. On these places that your checking out!
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Have you heard about the mystery of the "m cave" and the missing hiker kenny veach?
zolios i hope he sees this comment & looks into it. would make a good missing persons video!!
He once told me that they wanted to start looking into that case. I think they might do some detective work when have more information. The location of the cave is still a mystery after all
yes ive already ask for Kenny veach missing case to be explored..hope they do
I was like damn dude it’s just bees chill, then he said killer bees I was like yep no thanks
Just call a beekeeper. He'll come out with his smoker and gather them all up. More than likely instead they'll call an exterminator.
Well, I'll bee....
I just posted that,...."killer" got me btw these places are pimp!
Dawn Slater LMAO.... Thanx for making my day💞💕
I love the background music on your videos!
This guy has a major fear of bees yet always seems to run into them 😂
The bee's are really dangerous! Great video.
No Job, So I support you with a "Thumbs Up!"
FYI for those of you who are or were interested in buying here...check out the following carefully. No electric and costs big bucks to move it in. With solar tho it might still be workable. Then there is the problem with water. My guess is it has problems to get it piped in or unable to drill to it due to depth. Beautiful places but with risks you might not expect.
LOVE your videos! 👍
Probably the developer went broke in the housing market in 2008-09
And why are homes so expensive again? Discarded like it's no big deal.
Eric Markovic right lol
Supply and demand, labor, materials, land value. Pretty simple actually.
Tell that to the homeless and to the people who bust there ass to have a bank take it away just for it to sit and rot w/o resale. Just saying.
Eric Markovic Its not the home by itself that's so expensive, its the land. There's lots of land here and its the desert so its cheap. Most people don't want to live in the middle of nowhere in a desert.
Arizona had the 5th largest population growth of the states in 2016. Where do you live again?
Again, very awesome video brother.
Drink Everytime he says "bees"
You'd be drunk by now especially if you drink on a empty stomach lol nice one😁👏
What about every time he says check it out 😒😅
@@kaseylee7607 also frigan
Yo, you really out here tryna give everyone alcohol poisoning. Wtf man. hehehe jk. That honestly made me giggle I was thinking the same thing in the beginning. Think he said it like 8 times in just under 2 minutes. haha :) I seriously adore him and his family. Wish I would've found the channel sooner. I know they're not doing videos with them in it anymore, but none the less the channel is seriously awesome and everything that's put out is such great content! :)
I'm drunk
It looks like Hank’s house in breaking bad.
Jesus Christ It really does look like the Hank Schrader house. Even on the inside. Looks like New Mexico also.
That's what I said lol! Reason I clicked on this video
Exactly what I was thinking when I seen it I went straight 2 the comments 2 c did anybody else think it looked like it as well.
It’s minerals Marie !!
I kept thinking about breaking bad too
It would be interesting if you could find out why they are abandoned.
ususally builders that go bankrupt
Sad. Because they are beautiful.
Most likely around 2007 they were built and funds ran out and they were never completed.
I miss these videos. Hope to see you guys out and about again one day.
I’m so addicted to ur videos love em ❤️❤️
Vandalism makes me so sad.
Chasing Springtime You must be a delinquent then.
JoAnn E lets ship muslims there be at home
Evil people
JoAnn E there gonna be demolished anyway
I absolutely love your videos!!!
LMFAO , every video!!!!! You're so scared of bees!!! Too funny!!! 🤣😂😅😆
Take me along I live in AZ!!! Me and my gf love your channel!!
Unless there is some underground utilities that isn't visible in the videos, that is probably the reason for abandonment.
Lots of developers bought up cheap tracts of Arizona land and built on it before they discovered the cost of bringing electrical power to the build sites. Maybe there wasn't any water nearby.
Also, many places were developed and sold with false advertising in the '60's, '70's, and '80's. Like Meadview, AZ.
None of those homes are so badly vandalized that they couldn't be fixed up. Most is just windows and some sheet rock. Still, if there is no water and/or no electricity, you might not want to move in unless you want to live off the grid. Solar panels will solve one of the problems.. 8^)
Earl Yates Agree with you...plus saw on another videos of abandoned homes in Georgia, were abandoned and developer arrested etc...no utilities electric, water as you mentioned, plus other said sewer! Could be issues here, add bees, and out in nowhere reasons why abandoned.
I understand why people might destroy an old trailer house, but this place is cool!
the GOOPER -it could be there’s no water supply
Hey ewu! This is late however I thought this might be interesting. About 10 years ago I saw a show about a couple of guys who hit big in real estate together. They talked about their lives before the market crashed in the 2000s and these homes remind me of a place a group of guys like this may have been building a get away community together before their money fell through.
No infrastructure, utilities, etc.
Developer probably ran into difficulties with cash flow.
Bankruptcy.
These were being built around 2010 and we all know the economy was in the trash can then.
Wrong. The Housing crisis was in 2008 during Bush's reign of stupidity and that's when these houses were built.
@@WORLD_TRUE Don't think we've seen any good ones since either.
@@WORLD_TRUE 2008 wasn't the peak of the housing crisis decline. Do your research libby
Legend has it he cant stop saying bees till this day
Brian TooSavage you look like a bee nigga
Seems like a sample plot where a developer was able to show people samples of the styles of houses to choose from
Mike Powers unless you mean model homes
Or drug houses.
Yeah they're definitely model homes. Because they actually look finished but at the same time not because of vandalism probably. Or maybe they are houses but the company/people building them ran out of money.
I was thinking rental vacation homes that were never finished? Beautiful houses! What a shame..
A guy I worked with built a lot of homes in California pre-2006. He moved to Colorado in 2008 to find work (how I ended up meeting him). A lot of contractors built subdivisions in the middle of no-where because California was anticipating a continued and sustained housing boom, so they built these to keep up with demand. Of course, that was based on faulty speculation about the health of the housing markets.
To make a long story short, they built thousands of homes out in the middle of no-where preparing for a housing boom and the expansion of cities, then in 2006 California housing market collapsed. In the subsequent years a lot of the subdivisions were squatted in by illegal migrants and people coming from Mexico. Rather than try to sell the homes and recoup any lost money, a lot of developers simply tore the subdivisions down.
It's hard to say if this is an example, wherever it is, but it's likely a related situation. Markets everywhere began to collapse following California.
Possibly a freeway coming through there or maybe a future airport.
Property condemned for eminent domain ?
So sad these houses are So Nice,I want one,but we need money to repair it!
Me too
Contractor probably ran out of money and could not finish. Went bankrupted. Happens all the time.
Bees ran off the builders! XD
Where is this located I'm intrested in purchasing the entire property
Austin Owens i Wanne Know too
Im actually searchimg ran lol
Rachael LeAnn I got told he lost interest in it but idk y u would lose interest in it
Rachael LeAnn we are all here to help eachother :)
If they built the houses b4 even finding out about electricity, which is insane, I read it in these comments. It would cost a fortune to run electricity out there. Also if they did that it makes me wonder if they researched the water situation thoroughly. Another fortune to make that happen. So I assume it just turned into a money hole. Sad some would be beautiful houses!
how many miles from the nearest city-town that is reasonably populated??
Probably tonopah or goldfield
Hey I wonder if anyone owns them and would be willing to sell. They could be really awesome houses. With some fixing up some paint and interior finishing. Also Vandals Make me see Red. Vandals=a waste of good oxygen.
Angelo Frisone they might haunted lol
Jessie IAmWitchy hey maybe that's why there vacant. Who knows. Lol. Rumors like that'll definitely make problems for you selling a house. Lol
They're at least 3 hours from the nearest gas station or grocery store. What would you want in the middle of no where. They were speculating that Phoenix would expand and grow like crazy but it didn't happen.
That's crazy it's out in the middle of nowhere.. And the blood all over the place is so crazy. Very scary
It's fake blood, otherwise it would have turned black
i enjoy watching your videos now their interesting to watch all way thru
I hope they dont get anymore damage. They are so cool looking. :( Thank you for the awesome video!
Any water sources? Hydrants or wells seen?
Sad that people like me and my self are breaking our back to provide for myself and a pregnant girlfriend when there are nice houses like this just left to rot out in the middle of nowhere.
you should learn how to buy them. People do it all the time. they just need some TLC
Sounds like the results of capitalism. I suggest supporting the pro worker unions around your town! It’s better advice than:” why’d anybody complain about quality of life/lifestyle? Doesn’t everyone have the same abilities and resources to do whatever any American can for the American dream?” Short answer is, no. Very few people can ever actually achieve a house. Let alone two for business. @Michel Chapman , I feel like you, completely understand that same condition here. Stick up for the “little guy” living an honest life, it’s key. :)
@@phillipo9727 what makes you feel like this is the answer?
These look like "Model Homes" for a tract housing project that went belly-up.
That is exactly what they are. I moved to Bullhead City in 2007 and this place was already abandoned by then. I used to drive past this place when I wanted to avoid the weigh station and would see cars parked there occasionally. There used to be heavy equipment there that was abandoned, the company that was building went bankrupt in the process of making this place.
Reminds me of Arrested Development
So many places just like this from the downturn. Those were rough years for builders, developers and real estate in general.
@@5150bhc how far are these homes from the city?
@@notyourfriend5899 From Bullhead City? About 15 miles.
Do you have a video explaining your background? How you got into this? And I can't help but wonder about bringing your kids into a possible dangerous situation
10 % time = about house
90 % time = killer bees
adolf hitler Bzzzzzzzzzzzzzeeeeeee Bzzzzzzzzzzzzzeeeeeee. Bees so happy finding a ready built hive of strange proportionzzzzz. Wonder what the new home honey will Bee like?
BITCH...get your ass out there and do what they are doing so we can rate every annoying thing you say and do.
Isnt that cool guys?!
Yep, every time this guy see's a bee in one of his explorations, he keeps going on and on and on and on and on about them... geez!
Explore Bees With Us
only problem with those built-in entertainment centers is that they were made for the old BIG CRT TVs & because of flatscreen TVs they were instantly outta date
true I agree
Ditched both mine when I got some old licence plates cheap & sold for $100 each hehe
So you adapt. Put cool lights behind and pull the tv to the front! Hardly a problem.
i don't blame you my friend id do the same and i want an old box CRT TV there so cool
This is awesome!!
I’m in AZ and those turrets are totally ‘07, right before crash. Some of those homes like new SUVs just left in garage.
That's exactly what I was thinking; a property in development when the crash struck, and suddenly there was no money, so they just abandoned it. All kinds of places like that here in metro Atlanta after the crash, but it's finally starting to show signs of new development (fall of '19). Still WAY too many abandoned, trashed places though -- why don't they knock the damn things down? Total eyesores!
What area of AZ? I'm in Phoenix, walking distance from downtown