This San Diego Neighborhood Has NO Residents
Channel: 909 Adventures - Urbex & More
Date: 2021-10-03

Today were exploring this old neighborhood In San Diego California. These houses have never been seen on YouTube. The units were originally constructed in the 1940s by McDonnell-Douglas to house aircraft mechanics and technicians working there as defense contractors working at the base, including ones doing alteration work on World War II-era warplanes.
The homes were later used to house some military personnel stationed at the base.

In March 2012, The County Of San Diego began evicting residents from 17 housing units located on the grounds. However, those being ousted from their properties were not in arrears on their rent payments. The county claimed costs did not offset the $451 rent each residential household paid per unit monthly, which provided the county with a total of $92,000 per year.

The county maintained it had no obligation to provide those evicted with alternative housing and had offered each household $500 toward moving expenses while insisting that they vacate the premises by May 1, 2012.

00:00 Subscribe
00:36 Knocking on the door
01:09 A colorful home
03:28 Brick house
06:05 Intro
07:22 go around
08:38 another house
11:46 The same thing
13:17 Eyes on him voice over

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