As an Australian thank you for taking the time to explain everything (location etc) and not assume everybody knows what you're talking about! It was super refreshing not being confused hahah xx
@@angeliquevickers9296 true none of those bathrooms were “run down”. that’s why these type of videos can come off so entitled bc most people would love a bathroom like that 🙌😭
For the price, I would expect the kitchen and bathrooms to be fully updated. However, I think a better word to describe them would be "outdated" rather than "rundown". I thought the last bathroom was sooo cute though!
Me living in Germany totally confused why you would need 2 bedrooms and 2 or 3 bathrooms. Here it’s not even a Common thing that houses have 2 to 3 bathrooms. But I loved the way you also educated me on the geography of La because sadly I did not get the chance to travel to America jet.
I was thinking the same thing about the bathrooms, how could one person need more than one bathroom? It’s crazy how different apartments in the US are from European ones
Woow this is so different from what European people are used to. I’m a (middle class-upper class) student from Belgium and here you usually share a student flat/appartement with other people (which is actually quiet nice, you experience a lot ;)) and I paid around 500€ pp which is already quiet high for Belgium, in cities like Budapest you can find a similar place for 200€ and in London, Munchen or Paris i would guess you pay 900€. And then you end up with a tiny room, and often shared kitchen or bathroom 😅 don’t even start about the condition of the buildings.. but they do have a lot of character!
Oh, her experience isn't typical in the slightest. What you describe is nearly identical to what I experienced in a major city in the US. I paid $1600/month when I was in university, split four ways (so I paid $400+utilities). Shared kitchen, one bathroom for four people, etc. Tiny bedroom, hardly large enough for a double bed. When I graduated, I moved to the big city nearby and paid about $950/month+utilities. Again, tiny room in a shared flat so a shared kitchen. But we had two bathrooms so it felt luxurious. The homes she's seeing are upper class. Most people couldn't dream of paying $6000/month for rent!
The fact that when you talk about transport connection you mean freeways and thinking about needing parking space for friends coming over is SO weird to me! So thankful of public transportation options here in German citys! Really interesting to see how other big city's work
There is lots of public transportation here in LA it’s just people don’t really favor it as opposed to using cars because of how big the city is and it’s easier to get around with cars especially since people like leaving the city to go to surrounding ones like Orange County, Laguna beach, or Calabasas
I live in a nice area, city views, 5 bedrooms 3 bathrooms, 2 nice kitchens, big garden, with all the time sunny weather I only pay 600 a month. wow LA prices are alot.
What you called small is normal in the area in Germany where I live because it is a popular try-border region and Germany/Europe is more densely populated.
This is so exciting and being someone the same age that is walking through the apartment process I'm so happy to see you further your journey and you being more mature!!! You are so cute!
Lol how you say these placeses are run down or small.... I think you should visit me in my apartment. I life with my room mate in 52 qm and our bathroom is so small you just can walk in and barley close the door when inside...... I am very happy for you and think you deserve ist! But maybe you can think about better words and formulations sometimes :) I kina feel like my apartment is shit now despite really loving it
@@jocelyngarcia2636 i feel like all of these types of videos seem that way. in her defense for that price she has a right to be picky, but that can come off as very privileged. that’s why these videos aren’t always the best
@@biscuitballerina4468 I disagree. She comes across even more tone deaf *because* of the price range. Those multi-bedroom flats and homes are designed to be split amongst roommates, not for one person to live in. LA is really expensive, but she's also choosing to look in some of the most expensive areas, at luxury buildings, at rentals built for 2+ (often 3+) people. And she's here moaning about a newly renovated, well-kept 100-year-old house with original details being "rundown". Atrocious.
Tbh if you can afford that rent I would recommend saving up for a down payment and purchasing a house if it's possible. I know LA doesn't have a lot of availability but it would be a better investment if you have the opportunity and the mortgage will be equal to or less than whatever your rent would be in other places. Just a thought!
wait so like, is it normal in the usa that each bedroom has a private bathroom? or is it just bc these are really nice places? i see this veeeeeery rarely in germany, (even in expensive flats) its completely normal for me to share with all my flatmates
Ya that’s typically the case. there’s usually a bathroom per room or there’s a bathroom connected to the main bedroom and then one in the general living area, or one connected to the main bedroom and then one that connects 2 bedrooms to each other.
No I wouldn’t say it’s normal. Usually there’s a master bathroom in the master bedroom but most homes don’t have a private bathroom in each one. It’s more typical amongst expensive houses and in wealthy areas. (As far as apartments go it’s usually one shared bathroom).
@@cookiemonster2577 yes, but the op specified that they were asking about bathrooms in bedrooms. It’s not typical for every or even most bedrooms in a house to have their own private bathroom.
GOOD LORD! Every time you said what the monthly rent was for an apartment/house my jaw fell open in disbelief...I would flee that benighted state as soon as possible, if I were you. Those prices are completely irrationally insane when viewed from literally anywhere else in the country. I may have to go lay down...
In LA you pay for the weather? Is that really something that people consider when choosing a city to live in? I mean, excluding cities and areas around the world with REALLY bad weather, but other than that...is it really essential to live somewhere where it's always sunny? Idk sounds weird hahah
the houses you saw absolutely insainly big for 1 person to live. i understand that you are used to space in america, but for example i live in a 40 m2 appartment with tiny kitchen and 2 rooms and a hallway and a tiny bathroom in Belarus and this is concidered like an ok space appartment for 2 people. so everything you saw is so so big for me no wander why the price is so high.
I’m mad! I just hate when videos/shows end like this haha, but I’m so excited to see the next video and just in general I’m so happy for you Luna!🧚🏻💗 I love the fact that I can kinda support you by watching your videos, which are btw never failing my taste!!🥰
@@Pheeebz707 enviroment is a huge factor in real estate, it can’t be controlled but it is a bonus if it’s nicer versus a place that is freezing where no one wants to live. A lot of people are attracted to warm weather which increases the demand for sunny states like California.
Ok hear me out, I live on a island, and the prices of apartments can range from 250,000 to a million. Houses are all 600000+ and a house with a garden that is small in the us but huge here are over a million. So let's just say I'm living in a cardboard box when im older
Who can afford these prices? I like all of them....but maybe start with something not so extravagant...then you have something to aspire to....just a thought.
Hiii, I live in Europe and I am looking forward to move to LA. I would like to ask you a question, you mentioned during the video that you are scared to walk your dog or generally speaking being out at night at downtown LA. Is LA a dangerous place to move and live there or there are just some areas that you should not walk at at night. Please answer my question thank you very much!
Hi! I just thought i would answer this question since i live in LA. Most areas in Downtown La in my opinion (and i'm sure most would agree) are quite dangerous, the homeless population is through the roof. It depends which area you live in however, most areas within the valley are considered safe.
As an Australian thank you for taking the time to explain everything (location etc) and not assume everybody knows what you're talking about! It was super refreshing not being confused hahah xx
It's so weird you saying "this was so small" and every European is like: wow that's really nice and kinda big 😂
So true!
fr i was like „wow thats cool, nice omg its big wtf why small?“ and also the Rent is like Not that bad
exactly my thoughts lmaoo
same lol
Lol
GIRL YOU CAN'T LEAVE ME ON SUCH A CLIFF HANGER-
RIGHT
its def 2nd to last
NOOOO
The things she considers “run down” baffles me😂 like all those apartments were so nice and seemed relatively modern to me
samee but in her defense for that price you have a right to be picky 😂
@@biscuitballerina4468 lol true, I think her word choice probably could’ve just been better. Outdated maybe?
@@angeliquevickers9296 true none of those bathrooms were “run down”. that’s why these type of videos can come off so entitled bc most people would love a bathroom like that 🙌😭
Can we just appreciate how good Luna looks. She is absolutely stunning
ikrrr
Agreed
she's so beautiful, she looks healthy and natural!!!
@@Piettrasalvati yes natural yessssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssss ?
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For the price, I would expect the kitchen and bathrooms to be fully updated. However, I think a better word to describe them would be "outdated" rather than "rundown". I thought the last bathroom was sooo cute though!
She is literally getting prettier every time I watch her videos.. Didn't know that this is possible
That ending is so meeeeaaaannnnnnnn😅😅😅😅 you made us sit through it all and watch an ad at the right moment..... ugh 🤣🤣🤣🤣 sneaky
Me living in Germany totally confused why you would need 2 bedrooms and 2 or 3 bathrooms.
Here it’s not even a Common thing that houses have 2 to 3 bathrooms.
But I loved the way you also educated me on the geography of La because sadly I did not get the chance to travel to America jet.
I was thinking the same thing about the bathrooms, how could one person need more than one bathroom? It’s crazy how different apartments in the US are from European ones
@@lenawerner680 keep in mind this is upper class Los Angeles, not representative of America at all lmao
My guess is you chose the one where your mom could move in to the back house 😊 although I also think the last one was pretty cute, too!
Same!!
Sameee!!!!
Same!!! You can tell because she said “the valley” and didn’t say the actual city ;)
Yeah even though if she REALLY wanted to be independent, would she really want her mom living 10 meters away from her doorstep? I mean...
Yesss I hope she chose that one!
actually i learned so much from this video, I'm from Canada and i never knew LA has so many areas... thanks Luna!
Me over here sharing a 2 bedroom flat with my bf and thinking 1000$ a month is a lot 😳 all of these are honestly a dream!
Woow this is so different from what European people are used to. I’m a (middle class-upper class) student from Belgium and here you usually share a student flat/appartement with other people (which is actually quiet nice, you experience a lot ;)) and I paid around 500€ pp which is already quiet high for Belgium, in cities like Budapest you can find a similar place for 200€ and in London, Munchen or Paris i would guess you pay 900€. And then you end up with a tiny room, and often shared kitchen or bathroom 😅 don’t even start about the condition of the buildings.. but they do have a lot of character!
Oh, her experience isn't typical in the slightest. What you describe is nearly identical to what I experienced in a major city in the US. I paid $1600/month when I was in university, split four ways (so I paid $400+utilities). Shared kitchen, one bathroom for four people, etc. Tiny bedroom, hardly large enough for a double bed. When I graduated, I moved to the big city nearby and paid about $950/month+utilities. Again, tiny room in a shared flat so a shared kitchen. But we had two bathrooms so it felt luxurious.
The homes she's seeing are upper class. Most people couldn't dream of paying $6000/month for rent!
SHE LEFT US ON THE JUICIEST CLIFFHANGER- SIS I WAS GETTING SO INVESTED INTO THIS
The fact that when you talk about transport connection you mean freeways and thinking about needing parking space for friends coming over is SO weird to me! So thankful of public transportation options here in German citys! Really interesting to see how other big city's work
Yess I was thinking the same..(Deutsche Bahn 😂)
There is lots of public transportation here in LA it’s just people don’t really favor it as opposed to using cars because of how big the city is and it’s easier to get around with cars especially since people like leaving the city to go to surrounding ones like Orange County, Laguna beach, or Calabasas
her explanation in the beginning just screeaammss privilege😖
She grew up rich and she still is lol in this moment you could definitely tell
please make a moving series! this video was so interesting omg
OMG YOUR GETTING A HOUSE OMG OMG IM SO EXCITED FOR YOU LUNA!!!!! I love you, and wish you all the best! ❤️❤️
I live in a nice area, city views, 5 bedrooms 3 bathrooms, 2 nice kitchens, big garden, with all the time sunny weather I only pay 600 a month. wow LA prices are alot.
what city do you live in? that sounds amazing
@@juliamarie1018 Perth, Australia. PLUS no Covid
Luna!! You can’t leave us on a cliffhanger like that ✋🥲🥲🥲
What you called small is normal in the area in Germany where I live because it is a popular try-border region and Germany/Europe is more densely populated.
everytime luna posts a video i get so excited and happy
This is so exciting and being someone the same age that is walking through the apartment process I'm so happy to see you further your journey and you being more mature!!! You are so cute!
Lol how you say these placeses are run down or small.... I think you should visit me in my apartment. I life with my room mate in 52 qm and our bathroom is so small you just can walk in and barley close the door when inside...... I am very happy for you and think you deserve ist! But maybe you can think about better words and formulations sometimes :) I kina feel like my apartment is shit now despite really loving it
right... the whole time i just felt like this video was very tone deaf
@@jocelyngarcia2636 true, she's unaware of how privileged she is
@@jocelyngarcia2636 i feel like all of these types of videos seem that way. in her defense for that price she has a right to be picky, but that can come off as very privileged. that’s why these videos aren’t always the best
@@biscuitballerina4468 I disagree. She comes across even more tone deaf *because* of the price range. Those multi-bedroom flats and homes are designed to be split amongst roommates, not for one person to live in. LA is really expensive, but she's also choosing to look in some of the most expensive areas, at luxury buildings, at rentals built for 2+ (often 3+) people.
And she's here moaning about a newly renovated, well-kept 100-year-old house with original details being "rundown". Atrocious.
Tbh if you can afford that rent I would recommend saving up for a down payment and purchasing a house if it's possible. I know LA doesn't have a lot of availability but it would be a better investment if you have the opportunity and the mortgage will be equal to or less than whatever your rent would be in other places. Just a thought!
you just literally ingrained the word "rundown" into my brain. i don't think i can stop using this word from now on.
YOU BECOME MORE RADIANT EVERY VIDEO!!!!!!!! EVERY TIME I SEE YOU I CANNOT IMAGINE YOU TO BE MORE BEAUTIFUL BUT HERE WE ARE, EVERY VIDEO
luna looks so healthy and positive 🤎
I WAS WAITING FOR THIS ONE
TURN IT UP
@@joselynbravo8094 HAHAHAHA FR
wait so like, is it normal in the usa that each bedroom has a private bathroom? or is it just bc these are really nice places? i see this veeeeeery rarely in germany, (even in expensive flats) its completely normal for me to share with all my flatmates
Ya that’s typically the case. there’s usually a bathroom per room or there’s a bathroom connected to the main bedroom and then one in the general living area, or one connected to the main bedroom and then one that connects 2 bedrooms to each other.
No I wouldn’t say it’s normal. Usually there’s a master bathroom in the master bedroom but most homes don’t have a private bathroom in each one. It’s more typical amongst expensive houses and in wealthy areas. (As far as apartments go it’s usually one shared bathroom).
@@Z6221-t3t it’s definitely typical to have more than one bathroom though
@@cookiemonster2577 yes, but the op specified that they were asking about bathrooms in bedrooms. It’s not typical for every or even most bedrooms in a house to have their own private bathroom.
@@Z6221-t3t yea but they also said it’s normal for them to share one bathroom with everyone in their house, which is why I said that.
GOOD LORD! Every time you said what the monthly rent was for an apartment/house my jaw fell open in disbelief...I would flee that benighted state as soon as possible, if I were you. Those prices are completely irrationally insane when viewed from literally anywhere else in the country. I may have to go lay down...
Thank you for all the advices and for telling us the prices! I am gonna move in a year and I really needed this! You look STUNNING as always!❤️
OMG LUNA I'M SO EXCITED FOR YOU! AND I'M SO PROUD OF YOU!!!!!
I CANT WAIT FOR THIS ONE
I’ve been waiting for you to post this all day and checking your insta stories ❤️❤️
I was watching this yesterday morning and got a call about an apartment viewing after, thank you for helping me manifest! 😍🙌🏻
this was actually very educational I kind of loved it
Can you do a video about why you chose to look in LA? Is it because it's close to where you grew up? Would you ever move back to NYC or another city?
whaaat the Beverly Hills 2 bed one bath was cute, I loved the green-tiled bathroom
These rent prices are insane. If I would be you I would Dave that money but of course it’s your Life and you Do you
i've been tooo excited for this one!!! love you, you'll make itttt
I think the house w the back house is so lovely and u can keep ur family close but still have your personal space, anyway I love ur content Luna muakz
The fact that I said "yay!" Outloud when I saw the notification 🥰
if you don’t mind me asking, how do you pronounce hilet? it’s very pretty
Voice over interrupting Luna: "the valley"
Me: dying kaughing
ur PERFECT like who is this pretty
Did anyone watch the TV Show Charmed? Literally one of the pictures in the beginning was the house of the sisters 🥰
Can’t wait for the new video 🥺 your videos are really the nicest thing that happens to me every week 🥴💞
you’re GLOWING rn girl😫
i think she will choose the Beverley hills 3 bed 2 bath or the North Hollywood 3 bed 3.5 bath
Omg this is actually so interesting, LOVE YOU LUNA🌙
This gave me anxiety. I’m just gonna live with my grandpa in Malibu cuz it’s all I can afford hahaha
Don't let this worry you. She has an insane amount of privilege, so I wouldn't beat myself over it!
I absolutely loved Ashley's video so I'm soo happy you did it too
In LA you pay for the weather? Is that really something that people consider when choosing a city to live in? I mean, excluding cities and areas around the world with REALLY bad weather, but other than that...is it really essential to live somewhere where it's always sunny? Idk sounds weird hahah
luna is GLOWING
the houses you saw absolutely insainly big for 1 person to live. i understand that you are used to space in america, but for example i live in a 40 m2 appartment with tiny kitchen and 2 rooms and a hallway and a tiny bathroom in Belarus and this is concidered like an ok space appartment for 2 people. so everything you saw is so so big for me no wander why the price is so high.
I hope you choose the townhouse ones those seemed to have the most lighting and provacy
Wow, those LA prices are INSANE! I thought living in Amsterdam was expensive....
Can you share how you afforded a Tesla?
Lolll, Luna! The cliffhanger and the upbeat music after has me laughing so hard. Thanks for the video, it was really fun and informative. 😆😂
Good luck! So fun to look for a place that will be perfect for you with all the things you especially love🥰
I can't wait to see your new place ! ❤️ You deserve all the best ❤️
Ok, LOVE the little stand-alone rustic cottage house. Adorable 🏠
Love you soo much! You bring the best energy
am i gonna like the video before even watching it? the answer is yes.
bahahahahahha same
The Beverly Hills apartment was so precious!!!
It's great idea to insert map and pistures of different areas!
You look soooo pretty all the time, just gonna mention that, these houses are really nice!
I’m mad! I just hate when videos/shows end like this haha, but I’m so excited to see the next video and just in general I’m so happy for you Luna!🧚🏻💗
I love the fact that I can kinda support you by watching your videos, which are btw never failing my taste!!🥰
Your pfp is so cute! 🥰
@@PanickedPluto thank uuu
queen of house haunting
Do landlords check your income before or after taxes? Because I make more before taxes once they take out the taxes it is less.
I think the very last house you showed is the best for you & it’s super cute!!!
I’m so ready for the next video of the seriess
luna i love what you are looking for in your homes
Hi luna literally luv u so much 💕
what exactly do you mean by "you're paying for the weather" ??
the weather is more pleasant in LA compared to other states
@@shannenlim5941 but human beings don't control the weather so why should they be able to factor that into rent
@@Pheeebz707 enviroment is a huge factor in real estate, it can’t be controlled but it is a bonus if it’s nicer versus a place that is freezing where no one wants to live. A lot of people are attracted to warm weather which increases the demand for sunny states like California.
@@britneyjoy2982 so it's basically a case of supply and demand, gotcha
i like the last one the best and with saving monthly you could redo the kitchen!
Please do a moving series!! I want to see move in day, decorating, house tour
OMG LUNA IM SO CURIOUS NOW CANT BELIVE IT
Why does her mom has to move out too? And what about their old house, ist was sooo Perfect
love the curtain bangs
Ok hear me out, I live on a island, and the prices of apartments can range from 250,000 to a million. Houses are all 600000+ and a house with a garden that is small in the us but huge here are over a million. So let's just say I'm living in a cardboard box when im older
I think you chose the one with the back house :)
always sooo obsessed with youre video's
that “tiny” north Hollywood cottage is bigger than my house lmao
love your hair 💗
okayy soo i really think in moving to la or california and thtas really helps me, love u
Who can afford these prices? I like all of them....but maybe start with something not so extravagant...then you have something to aspire to....just a thought.
Hiii, I live in Europe and I am looking forward to move to LA. I would like to ask you a question, you mentioned during the video that you are scared to walk your dog or generally speaking being out at night at downtown LA. Is LA a dangerous place to move and live there or there are just some areas that you should not walk at at night. Please answer my question thank you very much!
Hi! I just thought i would answer this question since i live in LA. Most areas in Downtown La in my opinion (and i'm sure most would agree) are quite dangerous, the homeless population is through the roof. It depends which area you live in however, most areas within the valley are considered safe.
*and surrounding areas like Calabasas, but it just depends exactly where you are looking
@@AliAli-xl5fg thank you!!!
@@AliAli-xl5fgI am looking for a place at a safe area not very far away from the city 30-45min driving.
The normal thing here in europe is to have 1 common bathroom and maybe one bathroom in one of the rooms to if you get lucky
really good video!! know you worked hard on it, but that ending was so mean!😂😂😂
LUNNAAAAAAAAA WHY WhY Whyy did u end on a cliff hanger AHHHH I KNEW IT ANF U STILL FELL FOR IT
I would’ve expected LA to be more expensive than Toronto but it’s so such cheaper!!!
not it’s not lmaoo
Loving the hair though💕💕💕
How much money do you make? Hope you get the place you like!
LUNAAAA!!!! NOOO!!!! Hahaha this cliff hanger! I was way to invested hahaha!!
MY IDEA: get house 1 and turn the two bedrooms that are connected into a bedroom bathroom closet!
LOVED THIS ❤️❤️🙌🙌🙌😍😍
HOLD UP 🛑 THE STYLE POINTS ARE INSANE & that white shirt is so cute! Where is that from!?
lol what? not cool Luna, not cool to leave us hanging. what's da apartment???
I think the one with your mom living in the back would be so cool.
So happy for you... Aahhh the ending though. Lmao !!!
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How did you do the pink on your hair?😍