I’m in Ohio and the housing market here over the last 7-8 years is unlike anything I’ve ever seen. Homes that were bought for $130K in 2015 are now being sold for $590k. I’m talking about tiny, disgusting, poorly built 950 square foot shit boxes in quiet mediocre neighbourhoods. Then you’ve got Better, average sized homes in nicer neighbourhoods that were $300K+ 10 years ago selling for $750k+ now. Wild times.
Home prices will come down eventually, but for now; get your money (as much as you can) out of the housing market and get into the financial markets or gold. The new mortgage rates are crazy, add to that the recession and the fact that mortgage guidelines are getting more difficult. Home prices will need to fall by a minimum of 40% (more like 50%) before the market normalizes.If you are in cross roads or need sincere advise on the best moves to take now its best you seek an independent advisor who knows about the financial markets.
Personally, I can connect to that. When I began working with a fiduciary financial counsellor, my advantages were certain. I got into the market early 2019 and the constant downtrends and losses discouraged me so I sold off, got back in Dec 2021 this time with guidance, Long story short, its been 2years now and I’ve gained over a million dollars following guidance from my investment adviser.
This is huge! think you can point me towards the direction of your advisor? been looking at advisory management myself.. seeking ways to invest and make more money with the uncertainty in the economy.
There are a handful of experts in the field. I've experimented with a few over the past years, but I've stuck with ‘’Aileen Gertrude Tippy’’ for about five years now, and her performance has been consistently impressive. She’s quite known in her field, look-her up.
Kyle may I respectfully ask why you have to use a deceptive thumbnail showing an earthship for sale for $4,900 with the title ...'you can buy very cheap.' I've yet to see a cheap earthship home build or one sold for a reasonable cost. Other than this you did a nice presentation on a unique style of sustainable architecture. Thanks.
@@NetraAmorosi I easily saw $4k of wood in the first 5 seconds of the video. I had 1000sqft of concrete pour for $3k. Add in a $13k well and $5k septic system
@@NetraAmorosi No way. To build your own is nearly double that price. They are labor intensive and all the extra work to build them costs money. You have to decide between higher price vs. self sufficiency.
Imagine an earth ship that builds wings all the way around in either a circle or square and has a food forest courtyard in the center with a living waterway winding through for fish, aquaponics and wetland plants like cattails, river cane bamboo and wild rice. The courtyard could process the waste water and compost and maybe even have a retractable greenhouse enclosure. You could even have multiple families in the different wings if you wanted so a community could help run it. Or family compound. So many possibilities, especially when you add things like solar, rainwater harvesting, Home Biogas, and even algae farming and fuel processing! Just add some goats and sheep, maybe some chickens or quale... There I go with my pipe dreams again!
@@TheBostricano housing subdivisions are built with home designs that are regurgitated over and over with little to no consideration of their best orientation on site or anything resembling sustainability. There are many ways this practice could be tweaked and to revolutionize the industry. Trouble is, they don’t build for any reason other than to make money on their investment. The manufacturers of system components use deep pockets to influence building codes and requirements which benefits those industries. It may not be feasible to build exactly these homes as a subdivision, but much of what goes into these could be incorporated. They don’t even need to look like “hippie houses”. Even a strawbale, post and beam structure, which can look very “traditional” can take advantage of passive systems and site orientation and provide many of the advantages of these homes.
@@catherineromero1862have you thought of the environmental impacts using tires to build can have on native soil,or the long term health impacts it could have on a family living in such a toxic environment?
That last home is mind blowing!!! I adore how the living room has a very similar architecture as the Enterprise-D. All of these homes are amazing and I'd buy any one of them. What are the round, shiny discs in the walls...are those glass or metal? They're so cool!
If they are shiny discs, that is probably aluminum cans used as bricks. You just see the bottoms of the cans. If they are colored discs, that is gonna be bottles. They use 2 wine bottles of the same color and cut the tops off and tape the bottoms together and use those as bricks. The light shines through them.
All those toxic tires in the walls would be a deal breaker for me. I couldn't see having all those toxic metals leaching into my living space the longer I lived there.
hi Kyle nice homes and beautiful also different hope you were safe out there 🙏🙏 it is nice to hear about the homes hope to see more videos ❤️ you thanks for sharing you are so great with your videos you do a good job
actually-I tried to buy one in Colorado a few years ago and it was only $180k. No conventional loan would take it-and it came with 5 acres and a garage out building.
That really depends on what you get. Most of the ones listed are in Taos at the Earthship Biotecture subdivision. And they have been around for a LONG time. So paying on the cheap for these older models is not unheard of because they don't have many of the modern features that the more recent ones do. Now, if you price out building one of these things, you are looking at 300-500k for just standard 2-3 bedrooms. Plus you have to have at least a couple of acres properly situated to build it. They didn't really show the newer ones that are built out there. The thing you have to decide is, Are you willing to pay extra for the self sufficiency.
You can build a earth home for under 40,000 easily. It just won't get insured if it looks like one. I don't care. I need a home. I'm building one. I live in Oklahoma. Someone just donated 28 tons to help. Someone just sold me 8 tons of gravel to help also.
Plastic bottles and sandbags. 1,000 bags holds 50,000 pounds of sand. Rebar 10 ft oot is 10.75. barbwire, glass bottles, with windows doors.....it's affordable for me. Or a home where very warm right now or freezing in the winter. I choose to at least try. Seven churches offered to help. Not one showed. Not even houses for humanity. So ifa 65 old woman can... A 55 woman can. It will be an adventure. Either God doable. All things are possible for those that believe.
@@Marsha-yl8wl Ooo! I bet you can get volunteers to help pound tires if you find some blogs that do that sort! Also--It is a very wise investment in OK--tornados are no joke! Just make sure to add earthquake style reinforcement (criss-cross metal beams) in the walls. Most earthships don't include those and OK gets quakes.
Ive followed these projects for quite a few years and if there was ever a house that you built for living in for the rest of your life, these are them. So im really curious as to why so many are on the market. Unless its just because so many want to leave this country.
Not only how many but how inexpensive they seem. I don't know the market but the ones in New Mexico seem cheap compared to what I would expect. Edit: I just looked it up. Vallecitos was listed for $825,000, reduced from $912,000. I'd say that's a slight difference from the video price of $88,000. Either the channel doesn't care about facts or is blatantly ignoring them.
@@lunarminx I would make it, but i can see these rich people realizing the 'inconvienance' of being ethical and the day to day running of such a home. It would be heaven for me, except for the location. Desert isnt very cat friendly.
@@rogermccaslin5963those prices are more in line with what I have observed. I was shocked to see prices 80% cheeper than the Taos area has offered. This has to be AI driven.
Yeah... i do not think those prices are correct. maybe the price to build them with a lot of free volunteer labor. but there is no way those are the purchase prices in 2024
As Earth Ships get more popular the price is going to go up. To build one by scratch expect to pay $300,000 if you're hiring a crew. That was a few years ago.
@@hillpunk92 They don't depend on centralized utilities. Here in California PGE burnt two towns and 155 people, shuts off power when windy and my bill went from 155 highest month to 274 to pay for their 13 billion dollar lawsuit. So I'd love an earthship. Even if I have to wear a wool sweater some times . Why did JP Morgan year down the Tesla tower ? No way to easily charge folks with a bill. Greedy.Parasitical. System can be replaced. Overunity motor car requires no fuel or battery. Global ecological agroforestry can feed and health will improve which the parasites do not want.
The Phoenix is not even close to $450,000.00 it is now for sale at 1.7 million....but worth it too me, I have rented it several times, it is my dream home.
I don't see any information that Brighton Earthship is for sale. It's a part of the university and permaculture trust , so the likelihood is slim that it would be for sale... Does anybody have any information on this? Is Brighton Earthship really for sale??? I know a family who are struggling to find the right living space and would love to live there!!!
No. Tires are completely encased in clay plaster, and so not exposed to the conditions that would cause any offgassing they don’t leach they’re not exposed to air or sunlight. What type of building does, however is it takes tires out of the environment and encapsulates them and put them to a good use
Why are all of these CZcams famous earth ships for sale all of a sudden? What happened to the people running them? They just all decided to quit or relocate and sell at the same time?
They are not cheap though as this video title says. That’s fully untrue. I have followed these builds for decades. There is nothing cheap about them. Even if you had a workshop it would still cost more than a standard sticks and bricks. Strawbale or hempcrete are cheaper. Apparently cheaper in Europe than US. I’d have to see what systems they have and how was built. To say $95k it sounds like self build with all reusable products. It also looks very small. Same with the Australian one. Looks very small and was a workshop. Bottom line. Too expensive to have one built for me unfortunately. And if what people are saying, that no one will mortgage, 😂 forget it.
Ask your city planner. Cities and those who profit from the grid do not like these homes/buildings because it means humans are more self sufficient. There's no money in that! Just imagine having no utility bills ever again! And never losing power just because of a storm or the grid going down. I've worked on these homes. They use far less water than other homes because they recycle the water so much. You can grow bananas and fig trees in your in-home greenhouse, right next to your kitchen. They are incredible!
@@kylemcgranI imagine most people actually would want to live in one if they knew the benefits and weren't interested in living in a highrise or dense cityscape.
Don't throw out that trash why not build yourself a home with it , inspectors love that and will allow it in all states ,😂.that milk cartin can be a window . That old tire part of a wall . Those used diapers can become insulation .
The environmental impact is living in a toxic home. Tires are not safe sustainable building materials and the clean up is a high cost to the community.
Cheap, cause they can't be financed. Good cause you can save you money. Most have obvious problems, but they just need delt with. Be ready to live with it's problems, or know what your doing and deal with those problems.
.There's a reason it's so cheap. It's extremely labor intensive plus once you build a house made out of trash. Most states will make you sign a contract saying that you will remove all of the trash and you can never sell it and leave unless you do. Because you can't dump trash and leave it
There’s a movie called garbage Warrior, and it’s about Michael Reynolds. The man who developed the concept of earth ships. It also follows his work that he did with the state legislature in passing laws in New Mexico. if the land is at least 5 acres, you can build in any fashion you choose and design it as experimental architecture. It goes in depth into all the issues around these homes if you’re interested in knowing.
What a strange question.. is someone selling their home a new concept to you? You realize people die, move, and an infinite number of other things, right?
It's frustrating that the narration and scripting doesn't match up with what is being shown on the screen so I'm listening to the narrator talking about gorgeous outdoor showers and hot tubs while looking at the inside of a bedroom. Also the video title says these houses are for sale. They even give a price for each one (thanks for that at least), but three of the six houses shown are either for rent, on Airbnb, or some sort of a business venue. And the other three are not clear. I'd like to have seen all of what's described and know exactly what's for sale, what's not, and who the point of contact is for each home.
Love the idea f the indoor/outdoor environments but Human dwellings and Nature do not always get on with anything from Ants, to ghekos etc sharing your "home" area??
They have water catchment on the roof and recycle the water several times, meaning you have grey water in your toilets. But the water in sinks, shower and washing machine are fresh and filtered water. The garden cells in the greenhouse are used to filter water from sinks and then it goes out to a leach field in the front yard where you could grow fruit trees. The system is pretty amazing. Yes, the homes require some maintenance but they don't require heating or cooling from a power company or water from a well or city infrastructure. They have been very well thought out. They just continue to improve.
CLICKBAIT! Just another CZcamsr showing one thing on the intro pic, but NOTHING NEAR like that $4,900 price in the actual video. Thumb down, and reporting you. EDIT: I've just reported you to CZcams for misleading, and clickbait. Others should do the same. This will force this poster to stop clickbait.
Bro what are you doing putting those wildly inaccurate prices in your video? We almost bought the Euro 9 years ago when it was on the market. The listing price back then was $479,000. Also, it’s 2,000 sq ft, not 850 as you mentioned in the video. I’ve loved Earthships for a long time, and it’s great that you’re helping others to learn about them, but man, put some accurate prices in your video for 2024. If the Euro was on the market today, which is not the case (and by the way why are you insinuating that it is on the market?), it would like be listed around $700,000. You can’t build a Euro style and size Earthship for $88,000 either. Earthship Biotecture, Michael Reynold’s company in Taos that builds the Earthships in the Greater World Community where many of the Earthships in your video are, charges between $275 and $375/sq ft. A 2,000 sq ft Euro style Earthship could cost $750,000 to build. Share the great housing tech but stop lying to people about the cost, and don’t lie and make it look like homes are on the market when they’re not, just so you’ll get more clicks and views that will make you more money.
Your prices are way off. Like 3 to 4x too low. Rammed earth is a much better option. You will never grow enough food in a earthship for one person let alone a family. Super labor intensive to build. Toxic tires, looks like a cave.
I watch all your videos with fascination, but this one........me no likey. It is a testament to the people who think ugly is beauty. But that's my opinion and remember opinions are like lawyers, everybody has one.
Kyle, you have so many mistakes in this presentation. Your prices are so far off, it's clear that this was designed as click bait. Vallecitos -- pronounced vy-ya-see-toes, not however you pronounced it -- was most recently listed for $825,000, not $88,000. That's a ten-fold difference. You also mash together photos of different earthships while talking about several of the properties.What's shocking is that you make these mistakes while clearly reading -- verbaitim -- the listing descriptions on some of the homes. Seems intentional, not an over-sight.
They aren't exposed. I would trust this home in California more than most other home designs. I worked on some earthships. They are amazing. Especially the newer ones.
I was going to subscribe and like this video, but then when I see these prices he is quoting are complete nonsense, I felt like this was stupid clickbait and I had to give it a thumbs down and remove my subscribe. I don't know why you even did that
I've seen some earthships that are pretty badass. And then I've seen some that look like crap and have almost a million dollar price tag....also your thumbnail is deceptive damn you're using the tactics of pathetic influencers
This Earth Ship idea is old hat, it was tried before and failed miserably, the people inside, instead of getting along fought constantly, also instead of staying in the so called Earth Ship, snuck out and went into the near by town, to purchase pizza and beer, they were caught and the entire venture was shut down. The only thing these types of endeavors create is money for the sponsors.
I’m in Ohio and the housing market here over the last 7-8 years is unlike anything I’ve ever seen. Homes that were bought for $130K in 2015 are now being sold for $590k. I’m talking about tiny, disgusting, poorly built 950 square foot shit boxes in quiet mediocre neighbourhoods. Then you’ve got Better, average sized homes in nicer neighbourhoods that were $300K+ 10 years ago selling for $750k+ now. Wild times.
Home prices will come down eventually, but for now; get your money (as much as you can) out of the housing market and get into the financial markets or gold. The new mortgage rates are crazy, add to that the recession and the fact that mortgage guidelines are getting more difficult. Home prices will need to fall by a minimum of 40% (more like 50%) before the market normalizes.If you are in cross roads or need sincere advise on the best moves to take now its best you seek an independent advisor who knows about the financial markets.
Personally, I can connect to that. When I began working with a fiduciary financial counsellor, my advantages were certain. I got into the market early 2019 and the constant downtrends and losses discouraged me so I sold off, got back in Dec 2021 this time with guidance, Long story short, its been 2years now and I’ve gained over a million dollars following guidance from my investment adviser.
This is huge! think you can point me towards the direction of your advisor? been looking at advisory management myself.. seeking ways to invest and make more money with the uncertainty in the economy.
There are a handful of experts in the field. I've experimented with a few over the past years, but I've stuck with ‘’Aileen Gertrude Tippy’’ for about five years now, and her performance has been consistently impressive. She’s quite known in her field, look-her up.
Thanks a lot for this suggestion. I needed this myself, I looked her up, and I have sent her an email. I hope she gets back to me soon.
Kyle may I respectfully ask why you have to use a deceptive thumbnail showing an earthship for sale for $4,900 with the title ...'you can buy very cheap.' I've yet to see a cheap earthship home build or one sold for a reasonable cost. Other than this you did a nice presentation on a unique style of sustainable architecture. Thanks.
yes. I am asking the same question. That is dishonesty and out right lying
Nothing worse than click bait. I'm glad I read the comments before I watch the video.
@@wildernesshermit agree that clickbait is not needed for a technology that will help set us free from the greedy parasitical feudal landlords.
@@wildernesshermit you could have not watched this then . Why sell it that cheap . Black mold ?
he's not to smart who would subscribe to a liar? smh... those that do say as much about themselves and the liar himself.
Where are they listed for these prices? I don't see a single one under $250K when I look.
Yeah that first one is like $800k. Clickbait! 😢
Hes going by ptices when most were built over a decade ago.
That was probably what it cost to make them.
@@NetraAmorosi I easily saw $4k of wood in the first 5 seconds of the video. I had 1000sqft of concrete pour for $3k. Add in a $13k well and $5k septic system
@@NetraAmorosi No way. To build your own is nearly double that price. They are labor intensive and all the extra work to build them costs money. You have to decide between higher price vs. self sufficiency.
Imagine an earth ship that builds wings all the way around in either a circle or square and has a food forest courtyard in the center with a living waterway winding through for fish, aquaponics and wetland plants like cattails, river cane bamboo and wild rice. The courtyard could process the waste water and compost and maybe even have a retractable greenhouse enclosure. You could even have multiple families in the different wings if you wanted so a community could help run it. Or family compound. So many possibilities, especially when you add things like solar, rainwater harvesting, Home Biogas, and even algae farming and fuel processing! Just add some goats and sheep, maybe some chickens or quale... There I go with my pipe dreams again!
The Desert Flower is a masterpiece. The artistic value alone makes it worth the price.
More like an environmental hazard.
I've stayed in them at Taos. You can rent by the night.
Very nice. It's a shame you can't mass produce them or replicate in a city setting.
There are earthships in cities in Australia.
Yea, some states won't even let you collect rainwater, claiming that they own all the water that falls on your property!
Why would you want to replicate a city setting?
@@TheBostricano housing subdivisions are built with home designs that are regurgitated over and over with little to no consideration of their best orientation on site or anything resembling sustainability. There are many ways this practice could be tweaked and to revolutionize the industry. Trouble is, they don’t build for any reason other than to make money on their investment. The manufacturers of system components use deep pockets to influence building codes and requirements which benefits those industries. It may not be feasible to build exactly these homes as a subdivision, but much of what goes into these could be incorporated. They don’t even need to look like “hippie houses”. Even a strawbale, post and beam structure, which can look very “traditional” can take advantage of passive systems and site orientation and provide many of the advantages of these homes.
@@catherineromero1862have you thought of the environmental impacts using tires to build can have on native soil,or the long term health impacts it could have on a family living in such a toxic environment?
Great video, except some of the prices are missing a zero
I thought you said they were cheap???😮 That's not cheap!!!
That last home is mind blowing!!! I adore how the living room has a very similar architecture as the Enterprise-D. All of these homes are amazing and I'd buy any one of them. What are the round, shiny discs in the walls...are those glass or metal? They're so cool!
But they are like 500k or more love the idea
glass bottles
If they are shiny discs, that is probably aluminum cans used as bricks. You just see the bottoms of the cans. If they are colored discs, that is gonna be bottles. They use 2 wine bottles of the same color and cut the tops off and tape the bottoms together and use those as bricks. The light shines through them.
I've seen a few of these on other videos, I'm suprised at the low cost of these. So much work goes into making them.
Those are not the sale prices. I don't know where he got these prices. Maybe these prices were what they cost to build several years ago?
@@30dayride67Nah, they are rare, but also really isolated.
All those toxic tires in the walls would be a deal breaker for me. I couldn't see having all those toxic metals leaching into my living space the longer I lived there.
Agree it's creepy. Also you could make one that doesn't look like a hippy place.
Funny that what I thought too
The wood in your stick frame house and the very foundation itself is impregnated with everlasting, toxic chemicals, so it's kind of a moot point.
@@mountainmanxyzthank you. I’m sure none of those guys ever thought about that, either. 🙄
Studies have been done, and tires actually release or leach very little toxic waste.
The Santa Fe, one is my favorite! Keep Orange Crushing It, Kyle! Also, have an awesome weekend!
it is awesome thanks as always!
Nice buildings but the stated prices are not even on the same planet.
Love Earth ship, love to see
hi Kyle nice homes and beautiful also different hope you were safe out there 🙏🙏 it is nice to hear about the homes hope to see more videos ❤️ you thanks for sharing you are so great with your videos you do a good job
Thanks so much! How have you been!?
Bs thise things are labor intensive and done by volunteer crews you wont buy one for less than 200k
actually-I tried to buy one in Colorado a few years ago and it was only $180k. No conventional loan would take it-and it came with 5 acres and a garage out building.
That really depends on what you get. Most of the ones listed are in Taos at the Earthship Biotecture subdivision. And they have been around for a LONG time. So paying on the cheap for these older models is not unheard of because they don't have many of the modern features that the more recent ones do.
Now, if you price out building one of these things, you are looking at 300-500k for just standard 2-3 bedrooms. Plus you have to have at least a couple of acres properly situated to build it.
They didn't really show the newer ones that are built out there.
The thing you have to decide is, Are you willing to pay extra for the self sufficiency.
You can build a earth home for under 40,000 easily. It just won't get insured if it looks like one. I don't care. I need a home. I'm building one. I live in Oklahoma. Someone just donated 28 tons to help. Someone just sold me 8 tons of gravel to help also.
Plastic bottles and sandbags. 1,000 bags holds 50,000 pounds of sand. Rebar 10 ft oot is 10.75. barbwire, glass bottles, with windows doors.....it's affordable for me. Or a home where very warm right now or freezing in the winter. I choose to at least try. Seven churches offered to help. Not one showed. Not even houses for humanity. So ifa 65 old woman can... A 55 woman can. It will be an adventure. Either God doable. All things are possible for those that believe.
@@Marsha-yl8wl Ooo! I bet you can get volunteers to help pound tires if you find some blogs that do that sort! Also--It is a very wise investment in OK--tornados are no joke! Just make sure to add earthquake style reinforcement (criss-cross metal beams) in the walls. Most earthships don't include those and OK gets quakes.
I Say!! A Home 🏘️ Are A Home.. Regardless What Kind Of Home It Is.
I like the Santa Fe house
What they are not saying is that these need to be bought with cash, as banks will probably not give you a mortgage for these.
Ive followed these projects for quite a few years and if there was ever a house that you built for living in for the rest of your life, these are them. So im really curious as to why so many are on the market. Unless its just because so many want to leave this country.
Not only how many but how inexpensive they seem. I don't know the market but the ones in New Mexico seem cheap compared to what I would expect.
Edit: I just looked it up. Vallecitos was listed for $825,000, reduced from $912,000. I'd say that's a slight difference from the video price of $88,000.
Either the channel doesn't care about facts or is blatantly ignoring them.
Because living off grid is harder than many want.
Oh sure 20 to 50 n the markets just proves how many want to leave america......you wouldn't make it in one. Commonsense is a must to live in these.
@@lunarminx I would make it, but i can see these rich people realizing the 'inconvienance' of being ethical and the day to day running of such a home. It would be heaven for me, except for the location. Desert isnt very cat friendly.
@@rogermccaslin5963those prices are more in line with what I have observed. I was shocked to see prices 80% cheeper than the Taos area has offered. This has to be AI driven.
Nice looking home 🏡 I wish I could get one but I can't because I can't afford it. John E. May-0 🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉
Yeah... i do not think those prices are correct. maybe the price to build them with a lot of free volunteer labor. but there is no way those are the purchase prices in 2024
agreed
As Earth Ships get more popular the price is going to go up. To build one by scratch expect to pay $300,000 if you're hiring a crew. That was a few years ago.
you assign a $ amount to these homes ... was that the cost to build or the cost to purchase?
prices are fake.
Where's the prices.
I can't find them at cheap prices.
also saying that they dont need heat or a/c is also untrue but it does significantly reduce the use and power consumed by them.
@@hillpunk92 They don't depend on centralized utilities. Here in California PGE burnt two towns and 155 people, shuts off power when windy and my bill went from 155 highest month to 274 to pay for their 13 billion dollar lawsuit. So I'd love an earthship. Even if I have to wear a wool sweater some times . Why did JP Morgan year down the Tesla tower ? No way to easily charge folks with a bill. Greedy.Parasitical. System can be replaced.
Overunity motor car requires no fuel or battery.
Global ecological agroforestry can feed and health will improve which the parasites do not want.
i live in an earthship in the high desert of N.M. .... heats perfectly fine as well as it cools. how do you like that?
Dick Clark lived in a home with this organic kind of feel architecture.
thank you what about rammed earth homes
For sale? I would like to own one.
yes and fairly cheaply
The Phoenix is not even close to $450,000.00 it is now for sale at 1.7 million....but worth it too me, I have rented it several times, it is my dream home.
I'd love to know more about the building process on these.
You want to stay clear of using tires if you build a Earthship due to long term effects of off gassing and soil toxicity.
not true...they are encapsulated in cement
I know people who've built earthships.
How do you deal with the front windows cracking under the solar heat gain?
❤
I was wondering that myself
no problem here since 1996.
I don't see any information that Brighton Earthship is for sale. It's a part of the university and permaculture trust , so the likelihood is slim that it would be for sale... Does anybody have any information on this? Is Brighton Earthship really for sale??? I know a family who are struggling to find the right living space and would love to live there!!!
Tires do not seem very healthy. Doesn't rubber off gas forever?
Love these homes!❤
Those homes are closer to 500,000 and UP.
I believe the price showed is absolutely B/S ! I defy Anyone to try to actually buy any one of those houses for the price shown !
The thumbnail is such click-bait. "$4.9k/foreclosure" ummm more like a $800,000 Earthship
No grocery stores...
Is there a website
Doesn’t car tires let off gases?
Less and less as they age.
The realtors say no !
No. Tires are completely encased in clay plaster, and so not exposed to the conditions that would cause any offgassing they don’t leach they’re not exposed to air or sunlight. What type of building does, however is it takes tires out of the environment and encapsulates them and put them to a good use
Loved it
thanks Lisa I appreciate it!
These cost a minimum of 500K to build. Most if not all of these images are proprietary. Alosha's are not even related to these structures.
How do I begin the process to purchase one of these of Taos?
Contact earthship biotecture in Taos. I'm sure they'll know who to contact. It's a small community out there.
I bought ours through Page Patterson (realtor in Taos)
Why are all of these CZcams famous earth ships for sale all of a sudden? What happened to the people running them? They just all decided to quit or relocate and sell at the same time?
Beautiful, but your idea of very cheap is off.
@kyleMcgran I'm from 🇯🇲 Jamaica how can I invest in one of these earthships?
Not to be difficult but when you describe an erea show the image of that erea your describing......but i love theses design
So the brighton one made aout of junk?
Same holway
They are not cheap though as this video title says. That’s fully untrue. I have followed these builds for decades. There is nothing cheap about them. Even if you had a workshop it would still cost more than a standard sticks and bricks. Strawbale or hempcrete are cheaper. Apparently cheaper in Europe than US. I’d have to see what systems they have and how was built. To say $95k it sounds like self build with all reusable products. It also looks very small. Same with the Australian one. Looks very small and was a workshop. Bottom line. Too expensive to have one built for me unfortunately. And if what people are saying, that no one will mortgage, 😂 forget it.
Wow
Hmm, so if we are claiming to save the Earth why are not Earth-ships everywhere?
That’s true and I’m not sure most people would want to live in one
Ask your city planner. Cities and those who profit from the grid do not like these homes/buildings because it means humans are more self sufficient. There's no money in that! Just imagine having no utility bills ever again! And never losing power just because of a storm or the grid going down. I've worked on these homes. They use far less water than other homes because they recycle the water so much. You can grow bananas and fig trees in your in-home greenhouse, right next to your kitchen. They are incredible!
@@kylemcgran Go visit them. They are awesome, unless you prefer beige cookie cutter houses (which is ok too)
Building codes .
@@kylemcgranI imagine most people actually would want to live in one if they knew the benefits and weren't interested in living in a highrise or dense cityscape.
See what Eirex Tech does for waste plastic and any type of water as fuel competing with oil.
Toatally Clickbate! Ain't no house here you can buy for $4,900, can't even make one yourself for that little!
Don't throw out that trash why not build yourself a home with it , inspectors love that and will allow it in all states ,😂.that milk cartin can be a window . That old tire part of a wall . Those used diapers can become insulation .
Cheap?? HA!! Hardly!!
these prices are outdated and basically are meaningless. Plus it's a video of stil photos. kinda lame
But they are like 500k or more love the idea
You should visit the place. They exist and are amazing.
Prices are COMPLETELY WRONG!!
@@Deutschtown Prices are what people are willing to pay.
Houses are still objects
The environmental impact is living in a toxic home. Tires are not safe sustainable building materials and the clean up is a high cost to the community.
Earthships are far from being cheap. I’ve followed them for the past 10 years and just got back from Taos last week.
Cheap, cause they can't be financed.
Good cause you can save you money.
Most have obvious problems, but they just need delt with. Be ready to live with it's problems, or know what your doing and deal with those problems.
.There's a reason it's so cheap. It's extremely labor intensive plus once you build a house made out of trash. Most states will make you sign a contract saying that you will remove all of the trash and you can never sell it and leave unless you do. Because you can't dump trash and leave it
There’s a movie called garbage Warrior, and it’s about Michael Reynolds. The man who developed the concept of earth ships. It also follows his work that he did with the state legislature in passing laws in New Mexico. if the land is at least 5 acres, you can build in any fashion you choose and design it as experimental architecture. It goes in depth into all the issues around these homes if you’re interested in knowing.
You call these cheap??? What world do YOU live in?
Are they still making these??? Can I get info by
Mike Reynolds czcams.com/video/NCa10uee9Ro/video.htmlsi=8CaRm2X1tlFxHc39
Earthship Biotecture in Taos!
Seriously!
If it is so good ..WHY ARE THEY ( the owners) SELLING THEM??????
What a strange question.. is someone selling their home a new concept to you? You realize people die, move, and an infinite number of other things, right?
It's frustrating that the narration and scripting doesn't match up with what is being shown on the screen so I'm listening to the narrator talking about gorgeous outdoor showers and hot tubs while looking at the inside of a bedroom. Also the video title says these houses are for sale. They even give a price for each one (thanks for that at least), but three of the six houses shown are either for rent, on Airbnb, or some sort of a business venue. And the other three are not clear. I'd like to have seen all of what's described and know exactly what's for sale, what's not, and who the point of contact is for each home.
Love the idea f the indoor/outdoor environments but Human dwellings and Nature do not always get on with anything from Ants, to ghekos etc sharing your "home" area??
Why the click bate with people who struggle to afford a house!
Definitely missing some zeros on the price tag
Why so cheap?
Water?
The build is a lot of recycled materials!
they left labor out of the equations. also, most seem to have been built in the 70s so they arent really that cheap.
Water is usually rainwater harvesting. The houses usually are set up to use the grey water for the greenhouse.
They have water catchment on the roof and recycle the water several times, meaning you have grey water in your toilets. But the water in sinks, shower and washing machine are fresh and filtered water. The garden cells in the greenhouse are used to filter water from sinks and then it goes out to a leach field in the front yard where you could grow fruit trees. The system is pretty amazing. Yes, the homes require some maintenance but they don't require heating or cooling from a power company or water from a well or city infrastructure. They have been very well thought out. They just continue to improve.
The poster lied on the prices. He made us all assume those were today's prices. Some where built 20 plus years ago and many 15 plus years.
Yea. Pricing not real.
The prices are way off. May when they were built over a decade ago.
*century
CLICKBAIT! Just another CZcamsr showing one thing on the intro pic, but NOTHING NEAR like that $4,900 price in the actual video. Thumb down, and reporting you.
EDIT: I've just reported you to CZcams for misleading, and clickbait. Others should do the same. This will force this poster to stop clickbait.
STOP putting Lumber in the ground!!!
💯% clickbait ! 👇😡
There is No house in this video for $4,900
A big waste of time ! 💩
Bro what are you doing putting those wildly inaccurate prices in your video?
We almost bought the Euro 9 years ago when it was on the market. The listing price back then was $479,000. Also, it’s 2,000 sq ft, not 850 as you mentioned in the video.
I’ve loved Earthships for a long time, and it’s great that you’re helping others to learn about them, but man, put some accurate prices in your video for 2024. If the Euro was on the market today, which is not the case (and by the way why are you insinuating that it is on the market?), it would like be listed around $700,000.
You can’t build a Euro style and size Earthship for $88,000 either. Earthship Biotecture, Michael Reynold’s company in Taos that builds the Earthships in the Greater World Community where many of the Earthships in your video are, charges between $275 and $375/sq ft. A 2,000 sq ft Euro style Earthship could cost $750,000 to build.
Share the great housing tech but stop lying to people about the cost, and don’t lie and make it look like homes are on the market when they’re not, just so you’ll get more clicks and views that will make you more money.
Your prices are way off. Like 3 to 4x too low. Rammed earth is a much better option. You will never grow enough food in a earthship for one person let alone a family. Super labor intensive to build. Toxic tires, looks like a cave.
...forget a 0 on each price. I wish all homes, especially these, could be under $100k.
This is all lies. The second one is actually for sale. For 800 k ! You missed a couple zeros buddy.
Not permissable where I live
I watch all your videos with fascination, but this one........me no likey. It is a testament to the people who think ugly is beauty. But that's my opinion and remember opinions are like lawyers, everybody has one.
I don't have a lawyer.
@@SentBack1978 Neither do I.
Kyle, you have so many mistakes in this presentation. Your prices are so far off, it's clear that this was designed as click bait. Vallecitos -- pronounced vy-ya-see-toes, not however you pronounced it -- was most recently listed for $825,000, not $88,000. That's a ten-fold difference. You also mash together photos of different earthships while talking about several of the properties.What's shocking is that you make these mistakes while clearly reading -- verbaitim -- the listing descriptions on some of the homes. Seems intentional, not an over-sight.
When i see people use tires in construction, i can't help but think of the fire risk.
The tires are rammed and surrounded by earth. Not sure if possible to ignite.
They aren't exposed. I would trust this home in California more than most other home designs. I worked on some earthships. They are amazing. Especially the newer ones.
Nice click bait title. 😂
title is a massive lie. if people could be more honest about these home maybe theyd be more popular.
I was going to subscribe and like this video, but then when I see these prices he is quoting are complete nonsense, I felt like this was stupid clickbait and I had to give it a thumbs down and remove my subscribe. I don't know why you even did that
I've seen some earthships that are pretty badass. And then I've seen some that look like crap and have almost a million dollar price tag....also your thumbnail is deceptive damn you're using the tactics of pathetic influencers
badly researched prices
Gee, I wonder why they're so cheap?
The title is pure B.S. , more you tube film flam the real prices approx 10x higher
Seperatism
Looks like rattlesnake land.
click bait
I really believe the prices you state are ridiculous. So, you lost all credibility. No subscriber here
hah, bs on the cheap title
This Earth Ship idea is old hat, it was tried before and failed miserably, the people inside, instead of getting along fought constantly, also instead of staying in the so called Earth Ship, snuck out and went into the near by town, to purchase pizza and beer, they were caught and the entire venture was shut down. The only thing these types of endeavors create is money for the sponsors.
Not true.
thanks Nicole!!