Have you ever thought about flying the drone through a building like this that is under construction? I would say the line sets looks like a mess. Hopefully, all of the line sets are marked, so technicians will know what units go to what apartment.
Yeah I've been noticing this too in AZ... I'm not to excited about it. Those "luxury" apartments are only "luxury" for so long, before turning into an s-hole.
That too. And just a bunch of people crammed into one space. Loop 101 West Side is now having slow downs going North in the PM. Used to only do that for an accident or something.
These don't appear to be "affordable housing" type developments, so it's doubtful there are significant governmental incentives. Although the scale of development is rather unsettling, aren't these just the product of aggressive developers financed by massive Wall St capital, operating in the free market in the way that yields the most profit?
8:49 I drove by these around this past NYE, way off in the distance you can see the racetrack, I went there for a music festival around then
Where are they coming up with all the water for these new residentials
Reclaimed poo water
Have you ever thought about flying the drone through a building like this that is under construction?
I would say the line sets looks like a mess.
Hopefully, all of the line sets are marked, so technicians will know what units go to what apartment.
That would be a challenge. Not too mention possibly losing it in the building and/or getting into trouble.
It is tricky to fly inside.
Yeah I've been noticing this too in AZ... I'm not to excited about it. Those "luxury" apartments are only "luxury" for so long, before turning into an s-hole.
That too. And just a bunch of people crammed into one space.
Loop 101 West Side is now having slow downs going North in the PM. Used to only do that for an accident or something.
Looks like all of the split systems are ICP.
ICP/Bryant/Carrier look similar until you see the name badge. 😄
@@hackfreehvac True.
These don't appear to be "affordable housing" type developments, so it's doubtful there are significant governmental incentives. Although the scale of development is rather unsettling, aren't these just the product of aggressive developers financed by massive Wall St capital, operating in the free market in the way that yields the most profit?
Look up the term "15 minute city".
It isn't really a affordable home plan but more like a push to manipulate people into multi family construction.
More tax revenue. Simple as that. They dont care about the roads being able to support that traffic. Terrible
Yeah. That too