Insane Floating Homes That Are Worth Millions
Insane Floating Homes That Are Worth Millions
At the turn of the century fisherman and other people who made their money primarily by the sea started to string together their floating structures to form communities on the water where they made their living. When those communities faded from use they found new occupants in the artists and bohemian culture of the 1950s looking for a cheap alternate life surrounding the city centers where they would perform or display their works. These communities in areas like Seattle and Sausalito as well as the canals of Amsterdam began to attract a creative and free spirited population creating unique and colorful lives on the water. Like all good things these floating communities started to attract the attention of people with perhaps less creativity but certainly more money. In a pattern that would repeat in districts like it all over the world from Songwriters Row in Oakland to the Mitte in Berlin, people with money began to move in and price out the people who had been living there from the beginning. The houses become more elaborate, the features more lavish, and the architecture more involved. Now as concerns over water rising, natural disasters, and a shortage for housing, the ones that float are becoming more in demand for the people with in demand money. Now glass walls, open floor plans and sundecks have become the norm and houses on the water can outstrip the price of housing on the ground. What feature would you want in your floating digs to have? Would you want one that is stationary or tours the world? Let us know in the comments and while you’re there be sure to like and subscribe for the latest to your inbox. Subscribe for more amazing videos! ► http://bit.ly/Subscribe-to-Richest ◄ Written by: Ryan Carbrey Narrated by: *Clinton Conyer* Edited by: MA For copyright matters please contact us at: legal@valnetinc.com CHAPTERS: 00:00 Intro 00:15 Anthenia 01:38 Seattle lake house floating home 02:41 Arkup 04:10 Fennel, Oregon 05:03 Mission Creek, San Francisco 06:20 Amsterdam Floating Home 07:12 Unit G, Union Lake home 08:02 Sausalito floating home 08:57 Ocean Flower, Maldives 09:59 Floating Seahorse 10:54 Sausalito house 11:41 Converted barge near the London Tower 12:35 Queen of the Lake 13:22 Sausalito zen house 13:59 Sausalito house with matching boat and car slips 15:10 Storylines & Aboard cruise ship condos as much as $8 million 16:49 Sausalito Taj Mahal 17:47 The Principality of Sealand $908
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At the turn of the century fisherman and other people who made their money primarily by the sea started to string together their floating structures to form communities on the water where they made their living. When those communities faded from use they found new occupants in the artists and bohemian culture of the 1950s looking for a cheap alternate life surrounding the city centers where they would perform or display their works. These communities in areas like Seattle and Sausalito as well as the canals of Amsterdam began to attract a creative and free spirited population creating unique and colorful lives on the water. Like all good things these floating communities started to attract the attention of people with perhaps less creativity but certainly more money. In a pattern that would repeat in districts like it all over the world from Songwriters Row in Oakland to the Mitte in Berlin, people with money began to move in and price out the people who had been living there from the beginning. The houses become more elaborate, the features more lavish, and the architecture more involved. Now as concerns over water rising, natural disasters, and a shortage for housing, the ones that float are becoming more in demand for the people with in demand money. Now glass walls, open floor plans and sundecks have become the norm and houses on the water can outstrip the price of housing on the ground. What feature would you want in your floating digs to have? Would you want one that is stationary or tours the world? Let us know in the comments and while you’re there be sure to like and subscribe for the latest to your inbox. Subscribe for more amazing videos! ► http://bit.ly/Subscribe-to-Richest ◄ Written by: Ryan Carbrey Narrated by: *Clinton Conyer* Edited by: MA For copyright matters please contact us at: legal@valnetinc.com CHAPTERS: 00:00 Intro 00:15 Anthenia 01:38 Seattle lake house floating home 02:41 Arkup 04:10 Fennel, Oregon 05:03 Mission Creek, San Francisco 06:20 Amsterdam Floating Home 07:12 Unit G, Union Lake home 08:02 Sausalito floating home 08:57 Ocean Flower, Maldives 09:59 Floating Seahorse 10:54 Sausalito house 11:41 Converted barge near the London Tower 12:35 Queen of the Lake 13:22 Sausalito zen house 13:59 Sausalito house with matching boat and car slips 15:10 Storylines & Aboard cruise ship condos as much as $8 million 16:49 Sausalito Taj Mahal 17:47 The Principality of Sealand $908
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