AMAZON CEO Jeff Bezos' Washington DC Mansion | Walking in Kalorama, Washington DC

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  • čas přidán 16. 07. 2024
  • A walk through the Washington DC neighborhood of Kalorama, home to Amazon CEO Jeff Bezos' city mansion. Bezos purchased the former Textile Museum in 2016, and extensively renovated it for a few years.
    From Washingtonian Mag (written Jan. 2020): "At nearly $40 million in total cost, the barn-raising showcased much of the billionaire’s approach: Brash, big, and-this being Amazon-delivered on a tight timeframe. In the waning months of fall, the curbside at 2320-2330 S Street came to resemble a Red Cross relief zone, with idling trucks, bustling landscapers and, occasionally, visits from the boss himself. (Bezos checked on the progress of the renovations at least four times last year, say sources involved in the project, and may have even stayed over for a night after being honored at the National Portrait Gallery’s biannual gala.)"
    Read the full article: www.washingtonian.com/2020/01...
    Tags:
    #washingtondc #amazon #jeffbezos #kalorama #walkingtour #amazonfinds #amazonprime #walkingvideo #wanderthisway
    Timestamps:
    00:00 Massachusetts Ave NW
    2:35 California St NW
    5:51 24th St NW
    8:31 S St NW
    10:23 Jeff Bezos' Mansion
    11:22 Thank you for watching!

Komentáře • 5

  • @phelipesilva8806
    @phelipesilva8806 Před 10 měsíci

    ❤❤❤

  • @DiscoverHudsonValley
    @DiscoverHudsonValley Před rokem +1

    Nice one! I grew up in the DC area and I haven't been to or seen the Massachusetts Ave area in yeas. Man, I forgot what a rich neighborhood that is. Cheers 👍🚶‍♂😎

    • @nuascannan
      @nuascannan Před rokem

      Interesting about Bezos

    • @WanderThisWay
      @WanderThisWay  Před rokem +1

      I'll have to film more around there! A lot has changed. Thank you so much for watching my video.

    • @DiscoverHudsonValley
      @DiscoverHudsonValley Před rokem

      @@WanderThisWay I'd love to see more vids out of the area! You should film Arlington National Cemetery. Always a memorable place to go to.