@HEPLY Because I have family and friends that I truly love but would truly act like I am not home when the gate security calls. I read your statement like, "I love my family and friends but I don't "like" them all the time." 🤣
@HEPLY I am laughing so hard right now because I understand. My mom taught my siblings and I, "seldom visits make longer friends." I seldom visit; when I do, I am not there long. I just ask for the same in return. lol!!! Look, people now know to call me before they visit. People have come and knocked on the door or pushed the doorbell and I never answered even though my car was in the driveway. I had to get them to understand; if you want to come over, call first and see if I am available for visits. I ABSOLUTELY UNDERSTAND!!!!
i grew up in a gated community 45min outside Atlanta. Truly blessed gave security and a great community. Still have so many friends and my parents still live there
True, but it’s lonely, suffocating and plain boring! Would rather choose classy flat in NY, DC, Barcelona, Paris, Florence than this …cafes, theaters ….people and real privacy. These are overly regulated tombs dominated by more dictatorial types among them. 🙄
They offer no security ... it's a total farce! Just because they have people at the front gate, doesn't stop people coming in the back! That's what happened to my aunt, in her gated community in Phoenix. They buglers still got in!
I live in South Africa, Johannesburg to be precise and living in a gated community has always been a dream since I was a child and now that I can afford it, I live in one in Fourways. Offers peace of mind
If I was to design a community I would also add in a small townhome community for the employees to reside. They protect and serve the community so they should bask and be a part of it and enjoy their hard work.
@@violetsther3739 Respect the Honesty. We commoners tend to judge and resent the rich just bc they're rich but if we gain some humility and really think about it, most of us would do the same thing they're doing lol. It's not the money defines someone's character.
@@testing6753 What "humility"? We SHOULD resent the rich. No one ever got rich off of a wage. The only way people earn enough to afford a home like this is through the expropriation and misappropriation of surplus labour, in other words, STEALING the labour value of the working class. The people who got the fruits of their labour stolen? You can probably find them living in tiny apartments, struggling to make ends meet, or worse still, in their cars or out on the streets. If you earn enough to afford a house that costs literal millions whilst your employees are struggling to make ends meet, what are you if not a terrible person? What are you if not the enemy of the working class? The existence of such neighbourhoods is the epitome of class struggle - the epitome of the struggle between capital and labour. These people that seek security - they aren't being paranoid for no reason. They SHOULD be paranoid, because they are the class enemies of the working class. By the way, I said "no" in that I would NEVER live in a community like this, not that I wouldn't want to live with the "common folk".
I am sooo glad I live in an apartment in Dresden, go to work by fast, clean and reliable public transportation and have a chance to meet new people almost every day.
@@towaritch That's out of place in a German neighborhood and shouldn't be allowed If your being serious and it is actually the case ... Its a European country with its own long standing history and in the open and general public, religion should be kept separate from society .. being a secular state rite? This coming from what most would consider a moderate/liberal Muslim born and raised in South Brooklyn in 87 snd thru the 90s as a kid ... We have our local mosque as well as synagogue z church, Sikh temple, Chinese Buddhist temple among others but beside their signage .. they all operate behind closed doors doing their own thing ... Imagine the churchs pastor blaring out the sermon over loud speaker down avenue U and Ocean parkway lol .. any religion doing it would be outta place but usually there's a lil extra hate toward the mosques and Muslims lol ... Not directed at you specifically, just speaking in general from what I've seen coming up in my years ... Loved every German city I've visited and funny enough had he's kebab of my life in Berlin, with ones from Istanbul coming a close second place !!
However, the church bells are beautiful just as is call to prayer from the mosque as long as it’s natural voice and not recorded megaphone. Sounds are good, total silence kills.
The idea of gated communities is great especially for cities like San Francisco and Los Angeles where the State doesn't even bother already to prevent petty crime. And it is also quite nice to live in a place where your comfort is guaranteed by keeping outsiders outside.
No, it will only worse the condition of less wealth people outside these communities, and consequent worsening of its precarious conditions and worseing the saefty, it's a damaging vitious circle.
@@darjuz96 Well, it's just a guess that it actually has any negative impact on the surrounding areas. But anyway, I'd prefer to keep my stuff from being stolen all the time until the economic situation in the region/country/world improves.
@@cyrilkarpenko691 The problem as what the situation will not improve if who have money will be practically in their island without intereaction whit the other people. The situation will continue to worse by passing time. Criminality will rise due lack of resources will rise and more people try to find a their island, lacking the disadvantaged people in a worsersituation with more crime, drug problems, lack of prospective of a better situation. I'll repeat , this is a vicious circle.
@@darjuz96 I don't see how the suggested 'interaction' with people willing to commit robbery and other crimes and potential of losing earned capitals can possibly improve the overall situation in the area. It's like saying that people instead of buying expensive cars and houses should rather settle on something modest and donate the remainder to a charity of some sort.
@@cyrilkarpenko691 You create ghettos, you create unrest! That is a historic fact. Make people to outsiders and they will act as one! History 101! It's a pity that people refuse to learn from history. What do people think a revolution starts from?
I live in one of these communities in Costa Rica. If I had to do it again, I would not! Isolation from the local community, substandard maintenance materials and work ethic, high operational expenses, and high security costs. You are also the prime target for robberies and home invasions. Be careful what you wish for, you just might get it!
I like the rules they have about kids not being allowed to play and walk on the streets without adult supervision. When I fist moved into my current neighborhood there were on families with kid living in it, and I loved it because it was super quiet everyday. Unfortunately we had 6 families with small kids move into neighborhood the past 5 years and it has caused a lot of problems. Some of the parents let their kids play in the street unsupervised and the kids sometime yell and scream so loud I can hear it through out my house.
We had an apartment just outside Marbella, Spain. There are many developments of houses and apartments with gates and security. I NEVER saw one guard stop the cars and check who was entering. They just waved them through. So ridiculous, especially given the cost of it to the homeowners.
The way to rationalise: "At least the plebs are not within my vicinity." Sociologists have been observing this phenomena and coined the term 'Aporophobia'. They can use as much buzzwords as they like, but this is the primary reason.
I live in central Texas and cars were just burglarized in the parking lots of two different country clubs on the same day…they don’t have gates to enter. Private security and gates make a lot sense if you can afford it. God help us who can’t.
Glad we don't need that kind of communities in my country Because nearly everyone in our country ( The Netherlands) does not have to deal with poverty, so crime rates are very low in comparisson to the U.S
Peace, quiet, privacy and security for people targeted for their wealth and fame daily by scammers, paparazzi, beggars, thieves and kidnappers. These communities are well within reason. My only gripe with this community is its strict rules. I get some rules, it helps maintain the aesthetic. Stuff like house paint or grass or driveway makes sense. Christmas lights, speed limits and so on is going overboard.
But you find nothing wrong with tourists going on slum tours gazing and gawking at poverty and desperately poor people while they prize their own privacy? These are double standards.
@@pietrojenkins6901 you can’t have this conversation with people unfortunately. The truth is, empathy requires tremendous intelligence and 98% of humans don’t have the facilities to understand. People can look at this and say it’s normal while we have people dying from lack of basic needs. The world is sick and anyone that can make sense of this is unfortunately uneducated.
The irony is that France has some of the oldest gated communities, but they are struggling to make them work. I live in South Africa, and we have similar barricades. However, there are strict laws regarding them. If the barricaded areas are a thoroughfare, the gates need to have manned security who will control free flow of traffic during peak hours. The barricades are not approved if they inconvenience the community.
This documentary is very informative, I had no idea that these communities were popular, I see why. The closest thing like this I've seen are New York city buildings with security or a door man and condos in Miami. I love everything about this, if I ever have to move to an urban area, I will look for something like this.
Lots of gated communities in America ... gated apartment complexes . Some of them aren't that safe because if somebody is coming out the gate it's often very easy for a stranger to just drive in or for them to simply drive in right behind the car in front of them going in . So yeah the more upscale ones have security people there , not just gates and the best ones often also have prongs or even poles that come up out of the ground to prevent a car from riding in right behind the one that's going in the gates .
Unfortunately she looks like a snob and doesn't look like she would be a friendly neighbor to someone not like her. You get fined for having lights up and can't do what you wish to your own property.. @6.5 million.. Nope
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These monthly dues seem very reasonable. $300 per month is cheap for a golf or country club membership; $300 in food per quarter is a pretty low minimum and goes towards food you would be buying at restaurants anyways; and the monthly maintenance is high but reasonable with all of the maintenance and security provided.
Hi Pete, I have small 2-bedroom house, but I am thankful for it. nothing fancy just a place to sleep stay off the street. I would not do good living in Gated Community. To old fashion, enjoy my life without all the strict rules. At least you have some where to live at. In California, there so many people with nowhere to live at.
@@ashtownsakatu4098 i work 90hrs a week, i deserve to live in a mansion for the time and effort i put in, yet i barely make ends meet, such a shame and injustice
I like the rules they have about kids not being allowed to play and walk on the streets without adult supervision. When I fist moved into my current neighborhood there were on families with kid living in it, and I loved it because it was super quiet everyday. Unfortunately we had 6 families with small kids move into neighborhood the past 5 years and it has caused a lot of problems. Some of the parents let their kids play in the street unsupervised and the kids sometime yell and scream so loud I can hear it through out my house.
Okay I didn't know Charleston but I googled it and it looks nice. I live in Antwerp which is a city in Belgium but I would like to move to a desert called Dubai.
I used to drive an hour and fifteen minutes to work just because I loved living on acres rather than a gated community. Living in a rural area provides even more security for half the cost.
Not always because a lot of houses in the rural areas are starting to get broken into and believe it or not sometimes the meth labs are in the rural areas . For awhile decades ago I lived on a small dairy farm 232 acres in Ohio and I felt very safe . That was pretty long ago and there's no way I would feel safe out there now .
Also , don't take your safety for granted ; some people say nothing bad ever happens where they live but there's a first time for everything , so always always take the precautions .
I was living in a gated community in Egypt, it was a compound with wall surrounding it with a big pool in the centre of it. It was nice, because u got to see all your neighbours swimming in the pool, it kinda builds a bond between u all. The only problem was that they had this guy every week walking around the compound spaying chemicals. No we told the manager to stop doing that, so they stopped
I love gated communities, much more peaceful and quiet and the rules regarding things like noise, property upkeep, speed limit are great as well. Gated communities _or_ a nice house on several acres of land close to a small town (not a dumpy one), and at least 100 miles away from a medium sized city are both great.
It's funny how they said "they don't want together with ordinary people, who can't afford their hobbies" .. The question is, Does ordinary people interested in this Isolated community hobbies? sorry but this life find it very boring.,
Move to West Palm Beach or Jupiter, FL. These neighborhoods are a dime a dozen. I grew up thinking all towns had these communities 🥴 P.S. the politics within these neighborhoods are insanely annoying and toxic. When younger, I worked in their pro shops and promised myself I’d never live like them. Hell no 🙌 It looks like they’re playing sports lol. No no, it’s about their outfits and trash talking each other. I could write a book, with volumes. Mrs. P. would get her own chapter 😂 Money does not make people happy! Please believe me.
I like the rules they have about kids not being allowed to play and walk on the streets without adult supervision. When I fist moved into my current neighborhood there were on families with kid living in it, and I loved it because it was super quiet everyday. Unfortunately we had 6 families with small kids move into neighborhood the past 5 years and it has caused a lot of problems. Some of the parents let their kids play in the street unsupervised and the kids sometime yell and scream so loud I can hear it through out my house.
I live behind a gate in Naples Florida and am only here until we leave the country but let me tell you these people are absolutely miserable. The husbands are trash and the women are well really trashy. Yes they have money but a pig in a dress is still a pig in a dress. No class only toxic. We had to get a new garage because ours broke and someone we never met showed up at the door didn’t introduce himself and asked how much the garage was and bahhhhhh he was gonna have to replace his garage himself now too ummmmm no. Also my next door neighbor went ahead and got a new door too just for good measure. So this should tell you how shallow and soulless they are. They are soulless.
It seems grass is the greatest indicator of wealth in Nevada. The rich have shade, trees and golf courses while the poor have 2 months of blazing sun and 100 degree days.
If I could afford it, I wouldn’t mind living in a community like MacDonald Highlands. I liked the HOA rules they covered, and it’s a nice addition to have security running a radar gun. HOA’s address the critical issue of quality of life. Everybody knows how just one unruly person or family can ruin a neighborhood for everybody else. The ones who don’t keep their property up or are loud or let their kids run amok can make their neighbors’ lives miserable.
What are you talking about??? Civilized people don’t need those dictatorial HOA rules! My neighbors just had a birthday, laughing, singing, dancing - I heard it all and loved it. People’s happiness, just like laughter is contagious and uplifting.
Didn’t you hear that there is a curfew for all that? Singing, dancing, laughing - they call that “noise!” Kids under 13 can’t walk alone???!!! Probably they are not allowed to play hide and seek in the “community” unless adults break their neck running after them. It should be pride and joy of the community that kids can run freely around and not a threat! What a nightmare!
@@solobano570 Every jurisdiction in the US has noise curfew laws, though - nothing to do with HOA’s. HOA’s have different covenants from one to the next, and if someone doesn’t like them, they don’t have to live there. What do you think of 55+ communities with age-restrictions?
Looking at this lady's lifestyle is ridiculous. She spends hours and hours Training, playing tennis, golfing. It's Nevada! Temperatures get up to 104 degrees. What does she do all summer?
The housewives in Las Vegas don't have to cook, clean or shop - they can hire people! I understand about their safety and noise concerns. The houses in Bulgaria are way too close to each other.
The las vegas gated community was beautiful. Everything was spread out and just came together so beautiful. The Bulgaria gated community looks like a soulless prison
Im actually a millionaire from Australia but i actually live in a low middle class area and i love it. I walk around free and people dont know theyre walking past a millionaire.
I use to live in a gated community in Dubai.Very luxurious and rich people. But I felt like I was in jail. I was married with a very rich man who had too much control over my life and the gated community was the real jail for me. I had a maid and a gardener and a chef and a driver .I am now much happier as I left Dubai after my divorce. You can buy everything except freedom.
@@youngpapi1437 you know, there's like 90% foreigners in dubai and there's lots of foreign rich men. having a driver doesn't seem like she wasn't allowed to get out lol
It makes me smile. I do get the idea of a gated community and have visited people in South Africa that live in such a community. To me it felt very strange and I always wonder who the prisoners are...
I live in a gated community in South Africa, I don't feel like a prisoner at all. I have experienced living outside of gated and the rate of crime in that situation, I will pick a gated community every time. Perhaps you really need to understand how prisons actually work. Check out the prison called Steyn City in South Africa.
The healthiest communities are those in which the rich and poor can live side by side... for example sharing public transportation and public amenities etc. When it becomes necessary for the rich to isolate themselves from they poor, it means the inequality has become unbearable and that society is sick. Very interesting show, but this is not OK. Democracy was never intended to recreate feudal class systems.
💯 “gated communities” is like prison in a way lol. Instead of asking why you’ve created an environment where you don’t feel safe among your countrymen, they want to take money (they stole through “legal” means) and hide.
THEY ARE DESTROYING THE PLANET. THE POOR ARE BREEDING TOO MANY MORE POOR. ITS ALL A PARASITIC CONUNDRUM DESTINED FOR DESTRUCTION AND ARMEGEDDEON! HISTORY NEVER CHANGES AND REPEATS ITSELF....LOGICALLY AND FOR THESE REASONS!!!!
I've noticed that when people have a lot of money and they want to say hello to someone, even if they've never met before, they always lean in and kiss each other. I don't understand why someone would kiss someone when they don't even know them! And, when she gets done with the tour, she only kisses the man and just waved goodbye to the woman!
I am pro gated community! I live in Africa and safety is of priority! In South Africa if someone break into your home you have no right to defend yourself, as you get jailed if you harm the intruder! Really!!
same as in AUSTRALIA, you get broken into, all you can is call the cops while your being attacked, in australia, you are not allowed to even own a sling shot or pepper spray, there is no freedom here unless you obey the strict laws 100%, hang on isnt that the same in russia and china lol
The more crap I see home owner go thru from intruders etc..home owners in good neighborhoods mind you... the more I love this kind of gated community. I can however see THIS kind of community may not work for a younger family but then again things like bike riding you can leave the community
I like the rules they have about kids not being allowed to play and walk on the streets without adult supervision. When I fist moved into my current neighborhood there were on families with kid living in it, and I loved it because it was super quiet everyday. Unfortunately we had 6 families with small kids move into neighborhood the past 5 years and it has caused a lot of problems. Some of the parents let their kids play in the street unsupervised and the kids sometime yell and scream so loud I can hear it through out my house.
If people were more polite and considerate there would be no need to have gated communities. I would love to live in a gated community with my neighbors far away. lol
OMG, Larry, get a job at Walmart. This place is creepy. all these old trolls coming to work in a place they can't afford, to tell people where yo park, paint your fence, take care of your palm tree, WTF are your xmas lights doing up. these are all the people who were picked last in elementary school, have no friends, and are basically miserable in life.
Well, there is a huge difference between a gated community and a guard-gated community. The only reason I bought a single family-detached home is the security the guard houses provides.
A $6 million house in a gated community in Las Vegas, Nevada is only the amount of a guest house or a garage in multi-million mega mansions in wealthy enclaves of California.
I looked in DFW, Tx Area (USA) 600K to 700K in June, they think it will around 1M in a few years, but I didn’t want a gated one. It’s nice and quiet where I’m at.
Best place to live to be honest . With all the amenities present in a secure , safe and happy environment . Best place to choose for those who want this kind of lifestyle for them .
yall talk about freedom so much then make a place that forces people to give up personal information daily just to work, makes it hell for public transport, forces people to live restricted lives, and creates huge gaps between rich and poor.
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@@eneco3965 Yea I mean in most place if you even wanna renovate or build extension on your home you still need to get all the paper work filed and get permission to be allowed to do it. Even if you own the house yourself and the land.
I'm with you on this. Too strict. I'm not against security patrols and availability. I'm ok with keeping up your lawns but leave the damn Christmas lights alone.
It’s so secure they disclosed many if not all of their security vulnerabilities in a public video. This isn’t about security, it’s about needing the reassurance of each others’ approval. They’ve paid to feel like they’ve “arrived” into the very thing a person who can think for himself buys his way OUT of. Very ironic they think the only reason someone wouldn’t live there is financial. So it really is better for them to have places like this to go than show up next-door to me again trying to form another HOA.😏
Its not about dangerous people people want to have privacy becausr in todays age there are alot of nosy people who gossips and always trying to invade your privacy without any consent
This is far from the beautiful 1950s and '60s, where kids played in the streets, ice cream trucks strolled through the neighborhoods, families went for quiet walks with their pets. Where is Middle Class America!!??
In Mexico gated communities are very common because if safety & security reasons I have always lived in gated communities and overall it is pretty good. The one that I am living right now has a really well maintained park
It may be a nuisance to have to buzz people into a gated community, but a lot of apartment and condo buildings have the same thing, so oh well. This all looks wonderful. The gov'ts. don't serve the people, so the people have decided to serve themselves in small enclaves. Good on 'em!
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I wonder how many of these people support defunding the police. I think you'd be surprised. If they're Left wing voters, they probably do, at least in a round about way, and when asked to comment publicly.
Because you get a list of the rules upon purchasing it's just like a coop condo in NY you have to read and agree or disagree it's that simple.That's why reading is important 😉. Clearly the people who lives there agree to whatever rules they have.
that house up in the hill @ 23:28 wonder if that guy bought that entire property then built all those houses? Now he's looking down on his Kingdom. Buying a condo is no different, I am thinking of buying an RV, fully loaded with solar and be able to live anywhere I want with no fees or bills, except for internet and movie subscriptions
I understand that it's hard to find real residents to do such show, but if you are to hire actors, at least write a better script. This lady "lives" in gated community for 10 years, plays golf and tennis everyday, yet she doesn't even know hot to hold a tennis racquet or a golf club.
Looks like nightmare in Vegas...mediocre architecture dropped into a hellscape of overpriced desert that has an average daytime temps in the 90's to 105 for 80% of the year...
SELFISH WEALTHY 💰 🤑 2- LEGGED WATER 💧PIGS DONT CARE ABOUT YOU OR ANYTHING ELSE ON THIS PLANET. THEY JUST PARASITICALLY BREED MORE OF THE SAME. I WELCOME SODOM AND GOMORRAH; PART 3!!! COMING SOON TO THIS PLANET! director cut ✂️ 🎬
I love my gated community. I had to go through three interviews before I was accepted. The best money I ever spent!
good for you 🐒
@HEPLY I chuckled at this statement. 🤣
You're black ,i'm sure they gave you extra tough interviews before acceptance.
@HEPLY Because I have family and friends that I truly love but would truly act like I am not home when the gate security calls. I read your statement like, "I love my family and friends but I don't "like" them all the time." 🤣
@HEPLY I am laughing so hard right now because I understand. My mom taught my siblings and I, "seldom visits make longer friends." I seldom visit; when I do, I am not there long. I just ask for the same in return. lol!!! Look, people now know to call me before they visit. People have come and knocked on the door or pushed the doorbell and I never answered even though my car was in the driveway. I had to get them to understand; if you want to come over, call first and see if I am available for visits. I ABSOLUTELY UNDERSTAND!!!!
i grew up in a gated community 45min outside Atlanta. Truly blessed gave security and a great community. Still have so many friends and my parents still live there
Fairfield? That's our local gated community. It's awesome there.
I live there as well Meg. Wanna go for a drink at the clubhouse?
These communities offer a certain level of security. If you have ever been a victim of crime, these neighborhoods are certainly understandable..
True, but it’s lonely, suffocating and plain boring! Would rather choose classy flat in NY, DC, Barcelona, Paris, Florence than this …cafes, theaters ….people and real privacy. These are overly regulated tombs dominated by more dictatorial types among them. 🙄
They offer no security ... it's a total farce! Just because they have people at the front gate, doesn't stop people coming in the back! That's what happened to my aunt, in her gated community in Phoenix. They buglers still got in!
Trayvon Martin lived in a “safe”gated community 🤔
The only crime is the hoa fees
DID THEY PATTERN THIS VIDEO AFTER SOME 1950S SIMILAR TYPE LIFE STYLES VIDEO?
I live in South Africa, Johannesburg to be precise and living in a gated community has always been a dream since I was a child and now that I can afford it, I live in one in Fourways. Offers peace of mind
if you dont mind, what do you do for a living?
It's common in SA
Necessity in SA.
I live in a gated community by the Gulf of California, Mexico 🇲🇽 and I love it . Cost less of $ 200,000 US dlls
If I was to design a community I would also add in a small townhome community for the employees to reside. They protect and serve the community so they should bask and be a part of it and enjoy their hard work.
These rich snobs wouldn't want to live with the common rabble.
@@violetsther3739 Would you want to if you were a rich snob yourself lmao
@@testing6753 No.
@@violetsther3739 Respect the Honesty. We commoners tend to judge and resent the rich just bc they're rich but if we gain some humility and really think about it, most of us would do the same thing they're doing lol. It's not the money defines someone's character.
@@testing6753 What "humility"? We SHOULD resent the rich. No one ever got rich off of a wage. The only way people earn enough to afford a home like this is through the expropriation and misappropriation of surplus labour, in other words, STEALING the labour value of the working class. The people who got the fruits of their labour stolen? You can probably find them living in tiny apartments, struggling to make ends meet, or worse still, in their cars or out on the streets.
If you earn enough to afford a house that costs literal millions whilst your employees are struggling to make ends meet, what are you if not a terrible person? What are you if not the enemy of the working class?
The existence of such neighbourhoods is the epitome of class struggle - the epitome of the struggle between capital and labour. These people that seek security - they aren't being paranoid for no reason. They SHOULD be paranoid, because they are the class enemies of the working class.
By the way, I said "no" in that I would NEVER live in a community like this, not that I wouldn't want to live with the "common folk".
I am sooo glad I live in an apartment in Dresden, go to work by fast, clean and reliable public transportation and have a chance to meet new people almost every day.
....add to that the call of the muezzin from the local mosque... welcome in Germanistan
@@towaritch 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣💀 good one.
@@towaritch That's out of place in a German neighborhood and shouldn't be allowed If your being serious and it is actually the case ... Its a European country with its own long standing history and in the open and general public, religion should be kept separate from society .. being a secular state rite? This coming from what most would consider a moderate/liberal Muslim born and raised in South Brooklyn in 87 snd thru the 90s as a kid ... We have our local mosque as well as synagogue z church, Sikh temple, Chinese Buddhist temple among others but beside their signage .. they all operate behind closed doors doing their own thing ... Imagine the churchs pastor blaring out the sermon over loud speaker down avenue U and Ocean parkway lol .. any religion doing it would be outta place but usually there's a lil extra hate toward the mosques and Muslims lol ... Not directed at you specifically, just speaking in general from what I've seen coming up in my years ... Loved every German city I've visited and funny enough had he's kebab of my life in Berlin, with ones from Istanbul coming a close second place !!
Lmao whatever
However, the church bells are beautiful just as is call to prayer from the mosque as long as it’s natural voice and not recorded megaphone. Sounds are good, total silence kills.
The idea of gated communities is great especially for cities like San Francisco and Los Angeles where the State doesn't even bother already to prevent petty crime. And it is also quite nice to live in a place where your comfort is guaranteed by keeping outsiders outside.
No, it will only worse the condition of less wealth people outside these communities, and consequent worsening of its precarious conditions and worseing the saefty, it's a damaging vitious circle.
@@darjuz96 Well, it's just a guess that it actually has any negative impact on the surrounding areas.
But anyway, I'd prefer to keep my stuff from being stolen all the time until the economic situation in the region/country/world improves.
@@cyrilkarpenko691 The problem as what the situation will not improve if who have money will be practically in their island without intereaction whit the other people.
The situation will continue to worse by passing time. Criminality will rise due lack of resources will rise and more people try to find a their island, lacking the disadvantaged people in a worsersituation with more crime, drug problems, lack of prospective of a better situation. I'll repeat , this is a vicious circle.
@@darjuz96 I don't see how the suggested 'interaction' with people willing to commit robbery and other crimes and potential of losing earned capitals can possibly improve the overall situation in the area.
It's like saying that people instead of buying expensive cars and houses should rather settle on something modest and donate the remainder to a charity of some sort.
@@cyrilkarpenko691 You create ghettos, you create unrest! That is a historic fact. Make people to outsiders and they will act as one! History 101! It's a pity that people refuse to learn from history. What do people think a revolution starts from?
"Look at the view", horrible dry scrubby land.
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Facts! Hahaha
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😂😆😂😆 TRUE
So true
I live in one of these communities in Costa Rica. If I had to do it again, I would not! Isolation from the local community, substandard maintenance materials and work ethic, high operational expenses, and high security costs. You are also the prime target for robberies and home invasions. Be careful what you wish for, you just might get it!
if you fear home invasions then you're in the wrong place to begin with
CR is a shithole anyway.And dangerous at that.
You can sell and go were you think you will be better.
Yeah right! Then move! Obviously if you live in one of those you have the means to move. 😶
The key word is Costa Rica.
Even if I could afford it, I don’t think I’d want to live in a community this strict.
Not only that,having that kind of money,I would want an ocean view.
Its like rich slaves shit...
If you are decent, it would not feel strict at all
@@Samer.a.lebron Getting fined for dying Palm Trees doesn't sound strict to you?
I like the rules they have about kids not being allowed to play and walk on the streets without adult supervision. When I fist moved into my current neighborhood there were on families with kid living in it, and I loved it because it was super quiet everyday. Unfortunately we had 6 families with small kids move into neighborhood the past 5 years and it has caused a lot of problems. Some of the parents let their kids play in the street unsupervised and the kids sometime yell and scream so loud I can hear it through out my house.
We had an apartment just outside Marbella, Spain. There are many developments of houses and apartments with gates and security. I NEVER saw one guard stop the cars and check who was entering. They just waved them through. So ridiculous, especially given the cost of it to the homeowners.
Am I the only one who finds a problem with paying so much money and yet be under a microscope, it's ridiculous.
Yup...they can have it...
@@marybetheby5184 all of it lol.
I was just thinking the same
@@dianerose7631 posh prison is what it is.
The way to rationalise: "At least the plebs are not within my vicinity." Sociologists have been observing this phenomena and coined the term 'Aporophobia'. They can use as much buzzwords as they like, but this is the primary reason.
the guy driving around enforcing rules said he doesn’t like to be told what to do lol
I live in central Texas and cars were just burglarized in the parking lots of two different country clubs on the same day…they don’t have gates to enter. Private security and gates make a lot sense if you can afford it. God help us who can’t.
Probably by their staff members so a gate wouldn’t do nothing lol
Love it. I’m in the process of moving into a gated community in Los Angeles. I honestly can’t wait!
Glad we don't need that kind of communities in my country
Because nearly everyone in our country ( The Netherlands) does not have to deal with poverty, so crime rates are very low in comparisson to the U.S
Peace, quiet, privacy and security for people targeted for their wealth and fame daily by scammers, paparazzi, beggars, thieves and kidnappers.
These communities are well within reason.
My only gripe with this community is its strict rules. I get some rules, it helps maintain the aesthetic. Stuff like house paint or grass or driveway makes sense. Christmas lights, speed limits and so on is going overboard.
But you find nothing wrong with tourists going on slum tours gazing and gawking at poverty and desperately poor people while they prize their own privacy? These are double standards.
Enforce speed limits being obeyed why would you want a child being hit or car accident.
@@pietrojenkins6901 Nobody gives a shit about poor people, get over it.
You don't like it ? Just become rich.
@@pietrojenkins6901 who... tf are you good bro?
@@pietrojenkins6901 you can’t have this conversation with people unfortunately. The truth is, empathy requires tremendous intelligence and 98% of humans don’t have the facilities to understand. People can look at this and say it’s normal while we have people dying from lack of basic needs. The world is sick and anyone that can make sense of this is unfortunately uneducated.
The irony is that France has some of the oldest gated communities, but they are struggling to make them work. I live in South Africa, and we have similar barricades. However, there are strict laws regarding them. If the barricaded areas are a thoroughfare, the gates need to have manned security who will control free flow of traffic during peak hours. The barricades are not approved if they inconvenience the community.
That's crazy we have many where I live in Florida and they are maintained just fine.
Maybe because France and the most of europe are safer?
@@maartenh8660
First of all, your reply makes no sense.
@@maartenh8660 It's not only about safety. It's about privacy. People don't want outsiders walking around their neighborhood.
@@LieslJames are you talking about retirement homes ? or literal villas ? bro how high are Anglos on Copium on these matters
I used to frown at gated communities; now I totally understand them. I want to build my own like a city within the gates.
Master planned community
Is that not like Rome? Until the barbarians breached the gates!!?? Lol
You mean like they did in the medieval times, where they built high walls around a city to keep the barbarians out? 😆
Yes to all!!! I will screen the heck out of everybody!!!
@@lwills8609 Well, good luck with your endeavors.
This documentary is very informative, I had no idea that these communities were popular, I see why.
The closest thing like this I've seen are New York city buildings with security or a door man and condos in Miami.
I love everything about this, if I ever have to move to an urban area, I will look for something like this.
Have seen them in Arizona
Lots of gated communities in America ... gated apartment complexes .
Some of them aren't that safe because if somebody is coming out the gate it's often very easy for a stranger to just drive in or for them to simply drive in right behind the car in front of them going in .
So yeah the more upscale ones have security people there , not just gates and the best ones often also have prongs or even poles that come up out of the ground to prevent a car from riding in right behind the one that's going in the gates .
wealthy people really like to feel in control, and secured. it's funny because that's not really possible. they overestimate there worth/value, a lot.
Building security is not even remotely the same thing.
@@vodkaboy lol
Unfortunately she looks like a snob and doesn't look like she would be a friendly neighbor to someone not like her.
You get fined for having lights up and can't do what you wish to your own property.. @6.5 million.. Nope
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Making assumptions about someone you’ve never met and heard say about four sentences in a video is the epitome of ignorance.
@@jensgronning4436 .. In your opinion.. have a good day!
I agree with I 100 percent
Exactly like so rich she terrorizes ppl
These monthly dues seem very reasonable. $300 per month is cheap for a golf or country club membership; $300 in food per quarter is a pretty low minimum and goes towards food you would be buying at restaurants anyways; and the monthly maintenance is high but reasonable with all of the maintenance and security provided.
Because normally you have to pay a lump sum of money when you move there initially
@@CoCo-yv3hl what’s your point? That’s no different then joining any other country club.
THIS IS THE BEST DOCUMENTARY ON THE RICH ON UTUBE AND HERE I AM IN MY TINY 1 BEDROOM UNIT WATCHING THIS
Hi Pete, I have small 2-bedroom house, but I am thankful for it. nothing fancy just a place to sleep stay off the street. I would not do good living in Gated Community. To old fashion, enjoy my life without all the strict rules. At least you have some where to live at. In California, there so many people with nowhere to live at.
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At least you got roof over your head 🙌
@@ashtownsakatu4098 i work 90hrs a week, i deserve to live in a mansion for the time and effort i put in, yet i barely make ends meet, such a shame and injustice
In your tiny 1 bedroom with all your freedom.
I work in an HOA albeit not as strict as this one... I would NEVER want to live in one. I like my freedom 😉
yee ha... have some freedom fries to celebrate your "freedom"
@@gregh7457 Dafuq are you saying ?
I like the rules they have about kids not being allowed to play and walk on the streets without adult supervision. When I fist moved into my current neighborhood there were on families with kid living in it, and I loved it because it was super quiet everyday. Unfortunately we had 6 families with small kids move into neighborhood the past 5 years and it has caused a lot of problems. Some of the parents let their kids play in the street unsupervised and the kids sometime yell and scream so loud I can hear it through out my house.
This is what broke people say to justify living in their trash neighborhoods.
You couldn't pay me to live in the desert.
Living in the desert is very healthy but everyone has their preference. Some people prefer to live in a big city with a lot of pollution.
@@unknown6715 Absolutely! I live in Charleston
Okay I didn't know Charleston but I googled it and it looks nice. I live in Antwerp which is a city in Belgium but I would like to move to a desert called Dubai.
@@unknown6715 All I wanted is for us to build a life together
I used to drive an hour and fifteen minutes to work just because I loved living on acres rather than a gated community. Living in a rural area provides even more security for half the cost.
i dont think so. you are just poor and coping.
@@fwefhwe4232 hahahahahahaha 😁
@@fwefhwe4232 I amused by your definition of poor
Not always because a lot of houses in the rural areas are starting to get broken into and believe it or not sometimes the meth labs are in the rural areas .
For awhile decades ago I lived on a small dairy farm 232 acres in Ohio and I felt very safe .
That was pretty long ago and there's no way I would feel safe out there now .
Also , don't take your safety for granted ; some people say nothing bad ever happens where they live but there's a first time for everything , so always always take the precautions .
I was living in a gated community in Egypt, it was a compound with wall surrounding it with a big pool in the centre of it. It was nice, because u got to see all your neighbours swimming in the pool, it kinda builds a bond between u all.
The only problem was that they had this guy every week walking around the compound spaying chemicals. No we told the manager to stop doing that, so they stopped
That Ford focus looks alot like a white range rover. 😆
I love gated communities, much more peaceful and quiet and the rules regarding things like noise, property upkeep, speed limit are great as well. Gated communities _or_ a nice house on several acres of land close to a small town (not a dumpy one), and at least 100 miles away from a medium sized city are both great.
It's funny how they said "they don't want together with ordinary people, who can't afford their hobbies" .. The question is, Does ordinary people interested in this Isolated community hobbies? sorry but this life find it very boring.,
We traded our beautiful gated community in California for 40 acres in northern New Hampshire. Guess where we feel more safe and happy.
THE SNOB CLUB LOL
U ghetto club LOL
Move to West Palm Beach or Jupiter, FL. These neighborhoods are a dime a dozen. I grew up thinking all towns had these communities 🥴 P.S. the politics within these neighborhoods are insanely annoying and toxic. When younger, I worked in their pro shops and promised myself I’d never live like them. Hell no 🙌 It looks like they’re playing sports lol. No no, it’s about their outfits and trash talking each other. I could write a book, with volumes. Mrs. P. would get her own chapter 😂 Money does not make people happy! Please believe me.
I like the rules they have about kids not being allowed to play and walk on the streets without adult supervision. When I fist moved into my current neighborhood there were on families with kid living in it, and I loved it because it was super quiet everyday. Unfortunately we had 6 families with small kids move into neighborhood the past 5 years and it has caused a lot of problems. Some of the parents let their kids play in the street unsupervised and the kids sometime yell and scream so loud I can hear it through out my house.
This
Spill the Tea!!!
YOU'RE RIGHT.LOTS OF MONEY DOESN'T MAKE YOU HAPPY,IT MAKES YOU ABSOLUTELY DELERIOUS AND ECSTATIC.BUT ONLY IF YOU',RE NOT STUPID!
I live behind a gate in Naples Florida and am only here until we leave the country but let me tell you these people are absolutely miserable. The husbands are trash and the women are well really trashy. Yes they have money but a pig in a dress is still a pig in a dress. No class only toxic. We had to get a new garage because ours broke and someone we never met showed up at the door didn’t introduce himself and asked how much the garage was and bahhhhhh he was gonna have to replace his garage himself now too ummmmm no. Also my next door neighbor went ahead and got a new door too just for good measure. So this should tell you how shallow and soulless they are. They are soulless.
One of the pros of being rich...Bravo!!!
Grew up in a gated community! Its really great, less crime and people are helpfull each other!
They are a super great idea. You feel safe. If you show your wealth to the masses you risk being flayed alive.
WHAT A TRAGEDY FOR THE HUMAN RACE EH!
Most of these husbands are playing sugar daddy and go on business conferences
Exactly
I want to see the fortified and armed version of the gated community there has to be 1 for billionaires
They're called converted missile silos
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Billionaires each have their own security department. They don't need to live in communities, and share the cost.
What's wrong in wanting a secured Peaceful life ?
Nothing.
It seems grass is the greatest indicator of wealth in Nevada. The rich have shade, trees and golf courses while the poor have 2 months of blazing sun and 100 degree days.
8 months lmao
along with the golf courses and shade, the rich in henderson area also have guard gates with armed guards
The desert is beautiful, get over yourself
However, the rich sure pay a butt load for that privilege.
That's why we also have air conditioning and swimming pools.
Honestly at first glance at the Mcdonald gated community is RIGHT OUT OF "STEPFORD WIFES ". ( The Fab 70s horror movie)!!!!
Gated Communities have also taken South Africa by storm. It feels like you live in a completely different country when in there.
If I could afford it, I wouldn’t mind living in a community like MacDonald Highlands. I liked the HOA rules they covered, and it’s a nice addition to have security running a radar gun. HOA’s address the critical issue of quality of life. Everybody knows how just one unruly person or family can ruin a neighborhood for everybody else. The ones who don’t keep their property up or are loud or let their kids run amok can make their neighbors’ lives miserable.
What are you talking about??? Civilized people don’t need those dictatorial HOA rules! My neighbors just had a birthday, laughing, singing, dancing - I heard it all and loved it. People’s happiness, just like laughter is contagious and uplifting.
@@solobano570 HOA’s don’t disallow birthday or other celebrations. Nor do they disallow people laughing or singing.
Didn’t you hear that there is a curfew for all that? Singing, dancing, laughing - they call that “noise!” Kids under 13 can’t walk alone???!!! Probably they are not allowed to play hide and seek in the “community” unless adults break their neck running after them. It should be pride and joy of the community that kids can run freely around and not a threat! What a nightmare!
@@solobano570 Every jurisdiction in the US has noise curfew laws, though - nothing to do with HOA’s. HOA’s have different covenants from one to the next, and if someone doesn’t like them, they don’t have to live there. What do you think of 55+ communities with age-restrictions?
@@gabe-po9yi - you CAN laugh and gave fun. Just until 10pm on a weeknight. What's wrong with that?
16:50 "High-powered people who clearly don't want to mix with ordinary people." GOALS ON GOALS!
stepford wives???
They are PARASITES on ORDINARY PEOPLE!!!
When the water supply runs out in California, those properties will go to $0.
That is IDIOTIC!!!! COMPLETELY CLUELESS!!!
Looking at this lady's lifestyle is ridiculous. She spends hours and hours Training, playing tennis, golfing. It's Nevada! Temperatures get up to 104 degrees. What does she do all summer?
Sandra jealous 😂 don’t be jealous just get your shit together.
Swimming?
Travels to somewhere else that is cooler.
Lol , probably to one of their vacation homes 🤣🤣🤣
We have gated community already happening In Jamaica and it's growing fast
The housewives in Las Vegas don't have to cook, clean or shop - they can hire people! I understand about their safety and noise concerns.
The houses in Bulgaria are way too close to each other.
The las vegas gated community was beautiful. Everything was spread out and just came together so beautiful. The Bulgaria gated community looks like a soulless prison
Billy is the first line of defense, don’t drop the ball Billy! 🤪🤣
Im actually a millionaire from Australia but i actually live in a low middle class area and i love it. I walk around free and people dont know theyre walking past a millionaire.
Share the wealth?😂
More than 13% of people in the US are millionaires
@@johnfrench6564 and how many are poor? about 100 million
@@harveyking5038 Lower poverty rate than Australia (10.5% vs 13.6%)
@@johnfrench6564 this isnt a competion brother.
Everyone hates rich people yet they all play the lottery lmao
I use to live in a gated community in Dubai.Very luxurious and rich people. But I felt like I was in jail. I was married with a very rich man who had too much control over my life and the gated community was the real jail for me. I had a maid and a gardener and a chef and a driver .I am now much happier as I left Dubai after my divorce. You can buy everything except freedom.
You weren’t allowed to get out?
@@XRTSDFA typically in dubai women must listen to the man at all times n may not show any skin, it is quite controlling as other countries nearby
@@youngpapi1437 you know, there's like 90% foreigners in dubai and there's lots of foreign rich men. having a driver doesn't seem like she wasn't allowed to get out lol
@@multa7053 she mean mentally control.he need to know what she do and have the ability to stop it if he wants.
@@Searchforfulltruth911 sounds stupid
This represents the increasing divergence between "rich" and "poor". Globally, in all countries.
I don’t see the problem, the rich segregates them selves with or without fences so if they feel more secure with a fence let them do it
I love a gated community.
These open air prisons look very nice.
It makes me smile. I do get the idea of a gated community and have visited people in South Africa that live in such a community. To me it felt very strange and I always wonder who the prisoners are...
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At least you don't get machetted by apes.
I live in a gated community in South Africa, I don't feel like a prisoner at all. I have experienced living outside of gated and the rate of crime in that situation, I will pick a gated community every time. Perhaps you really need to understand how prisons actually work. Check out the prison called Steyn City in South Africa.
The healthiest communities are those in which the rich and poor can live side by side... for example sharing public transportation and public amenities etc. When it becomes necessary for the rich to isolate themselves from they poor, it means the inequality has become unbearable and that society is sick. Very interesting show, but this is not OK. Democracy was never intended to recreate feudal class systems.
💯 “gated communities” is like prison in a way lol. Instead of asking why you’ve created an environment where you don’t feel safe among your countrymen, they want to take money (they stole through “legal” means) and hide.
THEY ARE DESTROYING THE PLANET. THE POOR ARE BREEDING TOO MANY MORE POOR. ITS ALL A PARASITIC CONUNDRUM DESTINED FOR DESTRUCTION AND ARMEGEDDEON! HISTORY NEVER CHANGES AND REPEATS ITSELF....LOGICALLY AND FOR THESE REASONS!!!!
When I get money I will live in such communities!
When will you get money?
I've noticed that when people have a lot of money and they want to say hello to someone, even if they've never met before, they always lean in and kiss each other. I don't understand why someone would kiss someone when they don't even know them! And, when she gets done with the tour, she only kisses the man and just waved goodbye to the woman!
Idk my step mom did this.she was an elitist.
I am pro gated community! I live in Africa and safety is of priority! In South Africa if someone break into your home you have no right to defend yourself, as you get jailed if you harm the intruder! Really!!
Aren't you rulled by communists ?
same as in AUSTRALIA, you get broken into, all you can is call the cops while your being attacked, in australia, you are not allowed to even own a sling shot or pepper spray, there is no freedom here unless you obey the strict laws 100%, hang on isnt that the same in russia and china lol
@@christianlacroix5430 what communists???
@@nataliekhanyola5669 ANC. And corrupt at that.
Wait wha...
I live in a gated community definitely worth it 😊
The more crap I see home owner go thru from intruders etc..home owners in good neighborhoods mind you... the more I love this kind of gated community. I can however see THIS kind of community may not work for a younger family but then again things like bike riding you can leave the community
I like the rules they have about kids not being allowed to play and walk on the streets without adult supervision. When I fist moved into my current neighborhood there were on families with kid living in it, and I loved it because it was super quiet everyday. Unfortunately we had 6 families with small kids move into neighborhood the past 5 years and it has caused a lot of problems. Some of the parents let their kids play in the street unsupervised and the kids sometime yell and scream so loud I can hear it through out my house.
If people were more polite and considerate there would be no need to have gated communities. I would love to live in a gated community with my neighbors far away. lol
I read a disturbing book a while ago named The Association, the rules in this community reminds me a lot of that book
OMG, Larry, get a job at Walmart. This place is creepy. all these old trolls coming to work in a place they can't afford, to tell people where yo park, paint your fence, take care of your palm tree, WTF are your xmas lights doing up. these are all the people who were picked last in elementary school, have no friends, and are basically miserable in life.
Well, there is a huge difference between a gated community and a guard-gated community. The only reason I bought a single family-detached home is the security the guard houses provides.
Aaahhhh good point
A $6 million house in a gated community in Las Vegas, Nevada is only the amount of a guest house or a garage in multi-million mega mansions in wealthy enclaves of California.
no
vegas is alot cheaper than california. this 6m dollar house would be anywhere from 10 to 30m in california depending on where its located.
This old dude is NOT a police officer. I"d be taking this crap to court.
Relax Karen.. or Kelleen i mean
And you would lose. He’s not a police officer and you’re, clearly, not a lawyer.
I looked in DFW, Tx Area (USA) 600K to 700K in June, they think it will around 1M in a few years, but I didn’t want a gated one. It’s nice and quiet where I’m at.
Thats the way to go!
Protection, Privacy & Privilege! 👍🍽💝🥂
The patrol is the epitome of what’s wrong with America telling others what to do but not being willing to be told what to do
Epitome ? Lol, this country has far worse problems than that. LoL!
Thank you for sharing.
" skateboards and scooters prohibited" : Paradise!
Best place to live to be honest . With all the amenities present in a secure , safe and happy environment . Best place to choose for those who want this kind of lifestyle for them .
Real Housewives of Macdonald?
Without the fries
McCommunity
I'm lovin' it.
I dont care what othets say if i had the money, i would def like to live in a gated community
Gated communities are great. It's just this one is a tad too strict.
These things will become more common in America now that society is crumbling to pieces.
All that part starting from 12:45, honestly, wouldn't some good meaningful charity work bring her more (real) happiness and fulfilment?🤔
Right?? It seems very shallow and vacuous! I would be bored out of my mind!! 🤷🏻♀️😖
yall talk about freedom so much then make a place that forces people to give up personal information daily just to work, makes it hell for public transport, forces people to live restricted lives, and creates huge gaps between rich and poor.
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Funny I just watched the homeless in Oakland California... And now I'm watching this. So sad 😢
Omg same
This is like an SNL skit
So I buy a house to let some random people telling me what I can and can’t do with my house 🤦♂️ people really like being controlled I see
I mean, you buy a house but still have to pay property tax even though you paid for it and it's "yours", right?
@@eneco3965 Yea I mean in most place if you even wanna renovate or build extension on your home you still need to get all the paper work filed and get permission to be allowed to do it. Even if you own the house yourself and the land.
@@MegaZack61 And if you make noise or/and have overgrown grass you may be taken to court by neighbours or/and be fined by the municipality
I'm with you on this. Too strict. I'm not against security patrols and availability. I'm ok with keeping up your lawns but leave the damn Christmas lights alone.
It’s so secure they disclosed many if not all of their security vulnerabilities in a public video. This isn’t about security, it’s about needing the reassurance of each others’ approval. They’ve paid to feel like they’ve “arrived” into the very thing a person who can think for himself buys his way OUT of. Very ironic they think the only reason someone wouldn’t live there is financial. So it really is better for them to have places like this to go than show up next-door to me again trying to form another HOA.😏
youre delusional...
Not one big Shirley in sight. Amazing!!!!
Even woke Rich men don’t marry big Shirley. Lol
World has now become that dangerous that everybody wants to live in a cage far from humans 😊
Far from criminals and haters
Its not about dangerous people people want to have privacy becausr in todays age there are alot of nosy people who gossips and always trying to invade your privacy without any consent
@@amdokarma9410 yeah this is another aspect and when someone can afford a good life then why not to avail it 👍
This is far from the beautiful 1950s and '60s, where kids played in the streets, ice cream trucks strolled through the neighborhoods, families went for quiet walks with their pets. Where is Middle Class America!!??
That’s right.
In Mexico gated communities are very common because if safety & security reasons
I have always lived in gated communities and overall it is pretty good. The one that I am living right now has a really well maintained park
It may be a nuisance to have to buzz people into a gated community, but a lot of apartment and condo buildings have the same thing, so oh well. This all looks wonderful. The gov'ts. don't serve the people, so the people have decided to serve themselves in small enclaves. Good on 'em!
Isn't that where they tested the nuclear bombs?!
Ppl act like it's an atrocity until they finally get access to belong to these communities and enjoy the benefits of status. No lie
You only need gated communities if your local government has ceased functioning like it has in California, or in Marseilles. No wonder.
😆 🤣 😂 SO ABSOLUTELY 💯 %TRUE!!! I FELL INTO A 🔥 🕯 BURNING RING 💍 OF FIRE...AND IT BURNED BURNED BURNED 'TIL THE FLAMES GOT HIGHER!!! 😆 BY JOHNNY CASH 💸 💰 🤑 ALSO SINGING FOLSOM 🎶 CALIFORNIA PRISON TRUTHS!!! SICKNESSES.
I wonder how many of these people support defunding the police. I think you'd be surprised. If they're Left wing voters, they probably do, at least in a round about way, and when asked to comment publicly.
I would hate this because of the restrictions! How can you fine someone for not removing their christmas lights! Haha
Because you get a list of the rules upon purchasing it's just like a coop condo in NY you have to read and agree or disagree it's that simple.That's why reading is important 😉. Clearly the people who lives there agree to whatever rules they have.
5:20 . . . Gettos, for the rich ! Lol 😎
that house up in the hill @ 23:28 wonder if that guy bought that entire property then built all those houses? Now he's looking down on his Kingdom. Buying a condo is no different, I am thinking of buying an RV, fully loaded with solar and be able to live anywhere I want with no fees or bills, except for internet and movie subscriptions
the personal trainer is only $50 an hour for these rich people? I hope he gets big tips.
Came to watch gated community but ended up being inspired by micheles daily routine.
For 6 million your house should have its own gym and whatever else you want..
🤣🤣🤣They have that too
I understand that it's hard to find real residents to do such show, but if you are to hire actors, at least write a better script. This lady "lives" in gated community for 10 years, plays golf and tennis everyday, yet she doesn't even know hot to hold a tennis racquet or a golf club.
The security guard giving fines was so unfriendly and grumpy.
seems like they all have issues and are all petty and want to boss people around because theyre insecure
Looks like nightmare in Vegas...mediocre architecture dropped into a hellscape of overpriced desert that has an average daytime temps in the 90's to 105 for 80% of the year...
SELFISH WEALTHY 💰 🤑 2- LEGGED WATER 💧PIGS DONT CARE ABOUT YOU OR ANYTHING ELSE ON THIS PLANET. THEY JUST PARASITICALLY BREED MORE OF THE SAME. I WELCOME SODOM AND GOMORRAH; PART 3!!! COMING SOON TO THIS PLANET! director cut ✂️ 🎬