wow what a fantastic video thank you for sharing, havent been out there since 80,s brings back memories

I always loved those winding narrow streets up in the hills! Its my dream to live in one of those old 20s-40s homes up there someday.

Thank you very nice!

🌺Thank you very much for the tour...I would love to live in the Hollywood Hills but alas, I cant afford it; it is nice going on a tour though....

@DarrellReevesLiving

11 ай бұрын

Haha yes, it is certainly expensive! I feel like the only people can afford it in the Hollywood Hills these days are Angelina Jolie, Jennifer Anniston or Steven Spielberg! lol.

@dodgingbullets3503

11 ай бұрын

@@DarrellReevesLiving Not to forget J Depp😂😂

Nice trees

With all of the "4K Driving" videos available on KZread these days, it's nice to see a video that actually clearly explains the neighbourhood.

You are welcome. Looking back, good lord that was a LONG video! haha. It's generic and low budget, I know. But thanks for the kind words. If I ever start these up again, 4 minutes max with more packed in THAT! haha.

@louisgiraldin3827

Жыл бұрын

the length was easy to watch because of the drive. it was like being there. those out of the way roads on the hillside(s) and slightly lesser known enclaves are cool as all get out. please DO start doing these again. this video is VERY watchable.

I used to eat at the Denny's in Gower Gulch

@DarrellReevesLiving

11 ай бұрын

I've never eaten there. Will have to check it out!

Thank you for the tour. I spent a few long weekends on Hollyridge Drive back in the early 90's. It was a charming and magical place.

A beautyfull tour and I loves the Ranche style homes that is for me one of the most beautyfull homes in the world Sjalom Jeffrey from the netherlands europe 🍀🌞☕️😘🌴.

Nice job with the video, thanks for uploading. I'm here because I was on google maps checking out the hills by the Hollywood sign, and so started thinking.....I don't see any power lines lol, maybe they're behind the houses but what a beautiful area

I bet the stars of the 1920's up are spinning in their graves at the way it looks now.

Thanks D

Why is it the rest of Californie is burning, or dead and dying of drought, but all is lush and green in the H-Wood hills ?

@mtngrl5859

6 ай бұрын

I'm from Northern California, yes there were some fires a few years back, my area in Northern California is lush and green.

Another great vlog Darrell! It was great to see Gower Gulch. There use to be a club there called the Hollywood Bar & Grill. It closed a whole back but I performed there back in 2012. I haven't checked but have you done any videos on Silver Lake? I love that area. Some wonderful homes in that area.

@DarrellReevesLiving

3 жыл бұрын

Yeah, so cool to see the history of the Hollywood region still alive. May look different, but you can still see quite a bit. I need to do one on Silver Lake and Echo Park. Some cool little enclaves! Thanks again for watching!

Wow, that was so beautiful! I loved all of it. Not one tent. And I can visualize myself driving through the winding roads in my cute green machine, a Mazda 2. I was saving up for a 2007 Mustang, but bought my best friend's car instead.

I delivered FedEx in the Hollywood Hills in the 80s

Hi Darrell from Mexico! I gave this vid an immediate thumbs up when i saw it!, as i've done it myself! I once hung out on hollywood blvd (years ago hehe), to see if i could spot anyone famous driving up into the hills, and saw only many older people in larger type cars lol. I love LA so many down to earth people!!! Doesn't matter if rich or poor, everyone has the same dream/mindset to work in the entertainment biz.somehow. Here i am years later, owner of a youtube (tv type) channel..working away at it..haha. Maybe i'll make it big someday!! ha! Everyone has a dream as the saying goes!...This is also the story of LALA land!! :-D 😃

Are there ever clouds in the sky in southern California? Every one of these types of videos I see, it's clear blue skies.

@risk5riskmks93

6 ай бұрын

We occasionally get a very picturesque fluffy cloud so that the sunset looks extra dramatic. We have to get the prop department to place it just right. (Just being silly. We do have clouds! Have a wonderful day, friend!)

Well done!

@DarrellReevesLiving

11 ай бұрын

Thanks so much! Just a little no budget hobby. lol.

I like 3470 Wilshire Blvd, where the first year of Mannix the tv show was shot .

Prelepo, snimite jos kuca

Thank you Darrell for your tour. I love this area so much. Such a rich history. I will keep you in mind definitely.

It looks like such a beautiful and cool place to live but it's ruined by too many problems.

@srfnma6813

11 ай бұрын

come on......there is so much worse.......

@MothGirl007

11 ай бұрын

I grew up there and it was great.

@FrankGutowski-ls8jt

11 ай бұрын

Fails to meet my requirements for prestige and extreme luxury.

Aw I miss LA!

I think it's hilarious when people hate on my videos, like I'm some professional. I'm some dork on his iPhone during Corona Virus, bored, and did this in my free time. lol. And still got a hundred thousand views or more on all these silly videos. lol.

Lucifers pizza! No thanks 🤫🤔🙄🙄🙄

Way to go nuts with the self-credits, Darrell. I presume that was tongue in cheek. Although, you being a realtor, maybe not. In any case, you left one out : Credits by : Darrell Reeves Get meta, dude !

Wish I knew a realtor that worked the Hollywood Hills....

Video fails to credit driver, D G Reeves.

Wow. It's weird to see houses that open right onto the street. No front yard at all.😲

@thesunris

Жыл бұрын

front yards are useless

@MothGirl007

11 ай бұрын

I grew up up there, and we had a very large terraced garden that went down the side of the house and the hill the house was built on. The trade off for no front yard is the amazing, stunning views of the city below. Never ever missed having a front yard at all.

Would prefer to hear the natural ambience instead of the overdub music but I guess I have to just go there

Be patient with me. Ive been to LA, but i dont know the area that officially defines hollywood? Is it the sunset, hollywood, wilshire, vine type streets that are west of downtown and stretch all the way to santa monica?

@risk5riskmks93

6 ай бұрын

Street limits of the Hollywood neighborhood are: north, Hollywood Boulevard from La Brea Avenue to the east boundary of Wattles Garden Park and Franklin Avenue between Bonita and Western avenues; east, Western Avenue; south, Melrose Avenue, and west, La Brea Avenue or the West Hollywood city line. Hollywood is its own city; “West Hollywood” is a separate city, as is “North Hollywood.” When people speak of east Hollywood, that isn’t a separate city, just the east section of Hollywood.

That is not The Real Hollywood. We're Boomers who grew up in Beachwood Canyon with the old Hollywoodland sign clearly visible from our living room picture windows and the #89 Hollywoodland MTA bus running nearby. There was also cozy Beachwood Village with its wonderful gourmet-class grocery store, a drugstore with a great old-fashioned lunch and dinner counter and a great little beauty salon. Those "cute little homes" off of Beachwood Drive start at over $1 million now! I'm still trying to find the fabulous old split-level log cabin friends of our parents owned in the hills. Reportedly, it was designed by Frank Lloyd Wright. No ugly cement block buildings, tourist trap malls or tacky themed shopping districts in our day. Nearly all of the original art deco-style buildings are gone. You also failed to mention all of the historic businesses and eateries along Hollywood and Sunset Blvds. They were The Real Hollywood. And that notorious corner of Hollywood and Las Palmas with its famous international news stand, plus the horrid pedophile magnet Gold Cup coffee shop there that nearly destroyed the area.

Oh my goodness it's beutiful

I know the state is and always has been politically "Jacked Up". I miss Socal cause if you're born there it's in your soul.

Nowhere to go for a walk.

The real Hollywood is Burbank

@marjoriemargel1567

3 жыл бұрын

Today, perhaps, but back in the early Thirties, Burbank was just open land. Republic Studios’s back lot.

@Bloom2Grow

3 жыл бұрын

@@marjoriemargel1567 no, it is the real Hollywood lol

@mtngrl5859

6 ай бұрын

@@Bloom2Grow Again, it depends on the era you are referring to.

Would be really good if you weren't going so fast!

pffft no frolic room or pantages.

what a mess

Great video. Can someone making $60k a year afford this area?

@raybonassi

Жыл бұрын

no

@SamsungAndIphoneuser

11 ай бұрын

​@@raybonassi What about 100k?

Dec.2022 This video is soooo DATED It seems ancient

@DarrellReevesLiving

Жыл бұрын

Wtf

@LIE11Bldg7

Жыл бұрын

@@DarrellReevesLiving It's kind of a joke man it's kind of a joke

@LIE11Bldg7

Жыл бұрын

When were mentioning about covid was always the Hot Topic back then pre-covid post covid covid this and that..... that's all I'm saying Oh yeah then all the signs around there like Jimmy Kimmel the black lives matter and the black-power fist across the street

@DarrellReevesLiving

Жыл бұрын

@@LIE11Bldg7 I know! Seems like forever ago!!

@LIE11Bldg7

Жыл бұрын

@@DarrellReevesLiving Believe me I love the videos I love traveling all over the world via KZread especially Los Angeles and Hollywood I love it so much but seeing some of that I don't know man propaganda I guess splattered on the walls " lives matter stuff" It's still confuses and I'll leave it at that it's still confusing I'll be subtle Other than that keep making great videos

Love how you leave out the incredible amount of homelessness, crazy people on drugs naked, prostitutes and how it smells like pee, and those nice places are gated, so much for open boarders while their homes have boarders aka strong gates where you need a code or badge to enter, can't believe the amount of deception in this video, tell the whole truth

@DarrellReevesLiving

11 ай бұрын

Well, that wouldn’t be fun. Lol my videos are more about the positive things about cities. Once I create a zombie channel I’ll keep you posted!

Boring!

Perfect place for the CNN Palace. Smack dab in the center of fiction.