You’re absolutely right about the EXCELLENT location! Malibu, Santa Barbara/ Montecito, Calabasas all nearby. You also discussed the fires. I went through the most STRESSFUL 10 days of my life with the November, 2018 Woolsey fire. (You moved to T.O. in 2019 and missed it). That enormous wildfire scared me to death, and burned parts of Calabasas, Agoura Hills, Westlake Village, and half of Malibu to the ground. The CONSTANT threat of wildfires reminded me of people living in Tornado alley Oklahoma, or never ending hurricanes of the gulf coast. I MOVED away, and now visit L.A. instead. The fires, and insanely high property taxes forced me out.
The problem I have with Thousand Oaks is that everyone always brags that it’s in between Santa Barbara and Los Angeles. But it’s neither of those things, and there’s really nothing drawing anyone here except for having a house of their own in a quiet neighborhood. And that’s fine I understand why people want that, but growing up here is extremely sheltering and most people I know from high school have left
Hello Max I appreciate your comment. I can see that. I grew up in South Los Angeles and people here leave their homes, cars and stores wide open. Something I have not seen in LA
Thank you for this beautiful video, but I disagree in 2 points: 1 - the food. Why do you say is not the top? There are many good places here like The Bandit's and Tarantula Hill. You can find Italia, Chinese, Mexican, Indian, Korean restaurants and the main chain like Cheesecake Factory, Lazy Dog, Hurban plates, Lure, all the fast food like In and out, chick filet, Subway... 2- The Reserve? In TO there are plenty of Good Assisted living communities, and Memory care, from University Village to Belmont, Atria, Hillcrest, Loyal, Varenita, Oakview, Silverado... Why mention just The Reserve, that is actually the worst? For the rest, very good job, thank you!
Thank you I appreciate your comment. I am comparing restaurants to Los Angeles. Were there are a multitude of choices in each category. You are right the chain restaurants are good. I also didn't know The Reserve is the worse. I will research that further. I think that could be a video in its own!! Thank you so much for your comment and watching. It means so much to me!! :)
You’re absolutely right about the EXCELLENT location! Malibu, Santa Barbara/ Montecito, Calabasas all nearby. You also discussed the fires. I went through the most STRESSFUL 10 days of my life with the November, 2018 Woolsey fire. (You moved to T.O. in 2019 and missed it). That enormous wildfire scared me to death, and burned parts of Calabasas, Agoura Hills, Westlake Village, and half of Malibu to the ground. The CONSTANT threat of wildfires reminded me of people living in Tornado alley Oklahoma, or never ending hurricanes of the gulf coast. I MOVED away, and now visit L.A. instead. The fires, and insanely high property taxes forced me out.
Thank you so much Eddie. I really appreciate your comment. I cannot imagine how it must have felt to see everything up in flames. Its so scary.
I agree the food selection in TO is not the greatest
Beautiful neighborhood
Thank you for this information I too I am a LA girl, looking to branch off to thousand oaks or Oxnard
Thank you for your comment. Let me know how I can support you. I can make a video about Oxnard if you would like.
The problem I have with Thousand Oaks is that everyone always brags that it’s in between Santa Barbara and Los Angeles. But it’s neither of those things, and there’s really nothing drawing anyone here except for having a house of their own in a quiet neighborhood. And that’s fine I understand why people want that, but growing up here is extremely sheltering and most people I know from high school have left
Hello Max I appreciate your comment. I can see that. I grew up in South Los Angeles and people here leave their homes, cars and stores wide open. Something I have not seen in LA
lose the background music, it's not necessary, if you want to talk just talk
Thank you for your feedback i will take that into consideration next time
Yes, the music is really redundant
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Thank you for this beautiful video, but I disagree in 2 points:
1 - the food. Why do you say is not the top? There are many good places here like The Bandit's and Tarantula Hill. You can find Italia, Chinese, Mexican, Indian, Korean restaurants and the main chain like Cheesecake Factory, Lazy Dog, Hurban plates, Lure, all the fast food like In and out, chick filet, Subway...
2- The Reserve? In TO there are plenty of Good Assisted living communities, and Memory care, from University Village to Belmont, Atria, Hillcrest, Loyal, Varenita, Oakview, Silverado... Why mention just The Reserve, that is actually the worst?
For the rest, very good job, thank you!
Thank you I appreciate your comment. I am comparing restaurants to Los Angeles. Were there are a multitude of choices in each category. You are right the chain restaurants are good. I also didn't know The Reserve is the worse. I will research that further. I think that could be a video in its own!! Thank you so much for your comment and watching. It means so much to me!! :)
How’s the short term market there?