I agree with this, you are an awesome interviewer - always emphasizing the uniqueness of a project rather than criticizing it, being genuinely curious and caring about the people and projects you're featuring.

Essentially Crystal Yes, i totally agree :) in many cases, especially with KZfaq channels, the person interviewing makes it weird and unnatural. But here, it’s just like 2 friends talking, like there are no camera there, just as it should be! Found this channel by accident, and subscribed immediatley :)

Absolutely!! I love learning about tiny houses and I only watch this channel as Bryce really brings out the best of everyone

he talked, a lot.

IS MAJA SALVADOR RELATED TO JANINE

Yes, and I was disappointed to find nothing on line about how they looked. I suppose rather like a floating version of Amsterdam's red light district?

Japanese brothels inspire everything.

You cant find them becoz such thing simply DOES NOT exist. The next closest things I can thing of are some seafood restaurants on floating platforms in China.

Haha true🤣

@@jimmyfreeman5714 sure did haha

For sure! I would love to build a house boat one day!

If you don't get seasick....

@Hannah A .... as long as you have the money for this luxury “nice-to-have”.......

I would prefer a tiny house over a house boat. Mainly because houses are on land and you won’t get sea sick. Also, house boats may potentially sink if there was a fail in architecture or if someone were to make a hole. Not only that, you may have to purchase a private sanctuary on a lake for security as keeping your house on a public lake is very risky and comes with consequences I would not be willing to face at any time such as an active shooter who can easily shoot your boat due to public lakes being open to fit tourists who may want to go for a ride on a boat or maybe even someone like you, a person with a house boat. Not saying your final choice should be a tiny house but I would recommend that choice.

If you build it right, and light, it's easy to have both. That's what I'm doing now. Design well, and all you're doing is trading a Tiny House foundation for Pontoons or a hull.

Is that all you did?

DM I plead the fifth. 😈

Charles H cool

Hi ma'am., really want peace of mind ? then once visit India.. will show you every spiritual place where one will get real meaning of life..

i love those ones over in Fremont area. right there under the bridge. i always wondered if they had OPEN spaces to rent if i built a house boat?? to moor a BIG boat it's up to $700. Seattle would be ideal for houseboat because ALL the waterways are connected! you would have to find out all the places you could dock the houseboat daily, weekly, etc....

@J Carver yes, it is very expensive here. But would be a dream

Actually more than one neighborhood. You are probably thinking about the very tony docks on Lake Union where Sleepless In Seattle was filmed. Which is crazymaking in its activity. There are others along the ship canal, but my favorites are along the Duwamish Slough. While those are mostly industrial in nature, some are near or adjacent to reclaimed and restored small riparian nature preserves where wildlife, particularly shorebirds, are returning. I have one friend who lives that way, and another friend, a native American, who helped spearhead some of that ongoing restoration. Best of both worlds.

I'm from Seattle. Born and raised in the suburbs. I know how expensive it is here. I've looked at house boats for sale. They range from $100,000 to $300,000 for a couple bedrooms and a place to moor. If you want a house boat that actually looks like a house, or has more bedrooms, more bathrooms, is maybe bigger in square footage, has a party deck, maybe more than one floor, yeah, the price is going to jump up into regular house prices and higher, like into the millions.

Found you :) I have seen your Videos, Nessa!

I guess you never owned a boat mate

@@joeltee9894 I guess I have. My family owned several as we owned a shipping company. What is your point?

@@coconutspalms7357 Break Out Another Thousand. And my point is you have no sense of humor

@@joeltee9894 Your first comment did not seem to come from a placed of humor but rather sarcasm. There is a difference and could be taken in two ways. No need to go down the nasty trail to say I have no sense of humor. Not nice.

1200$ a Month will also get you an Appartment even in very expansive cities. Where I live - and of course rents aren't cheap here either - you'll most likely get 100+m² in the city center. 1200$ a Month for Rent AND you gotta maintain the "building" yourself and pay for all the repairs. It's certainly god damn cool, but this falls more under the category "rich mans dreams"

Just to buy food and meet Bryce. After that they move to a quiet place for the night.

It is moored and moveable. Whine louder.

Really bad design...way too much money. I wouldn't be able to sleep knowing someone could easily sneak on board.

Hello beautiful your smile is priceless😍

Hello Mae your smile is priceless😊

It has curtains and doors which close. It isn't his boat anymore. He built it over 10 years ago he said and the people who bought it look like they were camera shy, so he did the tour.

HAHAHAHAHAH !!!! Bryce tell the truth.. how many times did you want to chuck this guy off the deck ?? Has he ever been on a cruise ship before? has he ever seen the boats these days??... Its nice for him but i know that there could definitly be more creativity here and not just roof with typical rooms??.... The affordability yes... congratulations but i reckon the TOP deck would have made such a huge difference... even just for a small wine deck.. with a slide a slipper slide down to the water ..thanks Bryce but this one definitely not a fav.

Answer: curtains

Thank-you! :)

Living Big In A Tiny House Thank YOU for showing us new, inspiring places like this every week. High quality content is rare on youtube and everybody is happy about channels like this.👌

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I just discovered it a few days ago and I’m hooked on it😊

Me too,it's never repetitive and the ideas are limitless.

Hello Linda your smile is priceless😊

Their tiny house is in the U.S.; he's said they'll be back this summer, so I imagine we'll see them in their tiny house again sometime this summer.

Conner lee Carey Many thanks!

I think he's still planning to build one in New Zealand too.

That's a good idea......Show us your current home : )

Gail Bolton who me? IT SUCKS!!!

Yeah, there should've been a corridor down the middle

Something tells me you live in a city.

Not everyday people rob a boat

I would imagine that rain and privacy is the least of their concerns living in a house boat. In terms of security, it's probably the same ad those that live on conventional boats and yachts. It seems they're docked near other boat owners in an area specific to those living in similar settings.

daym you should live near to a police station.

Thanks so much Andy! Enjoy your coffee, and this episode! :)

I'm wondering if he just opened everything out for the video

Yeah, imagine getting woken up by the loud fishermen pushing their boats into the water at 5am each morning. No thanks.

But there is also a door on the dock that probably locks so if someone wanted to get to the boat they would have to swim...

@@adsensedd sounds good to me. I'm sitting with my coffee at 4:30 a.m. as I write this...

Yeah, but it is full of Japanese prostitutes.

Haha. Glad this video allowed you to keep your breakfast down. One step closer to the pirate life. Hope you’re well dude!

Living Big In A Tiny House I'll have to message you on Instagram, some more possible changes... a storm is a brewing and this pirates life, is ever changing! 😅 🖤🦇

"Woonboten" are a very normal thing in the Netherlands. Not just in the canals of Amsterdam.

Maarten Jongkind yeah, but I feel like most modern Dutch house boats aren't really independently moving boats anymore, but actual houses that need to be moved by other boats, which so happen to be in water. At least the ones I've been on 😄 Of course there are still the older boats that can actually go places tho :D

Hi Maarten, you are correct as in Holland many people live on Housboats/Woonboot! Me included. Some forty years ago! I bought it when I got married and our first 6 years of marriage was spend on this houseboat. It was great, although ours couldn't move (it was permanently situated in that spot) but for that we got access to Electricity and Town water! And because it was permanently situated opposite a grain silo, we had new neighbours every week. These were the boats that came to unload their grains and than moved on again! The life on a houseboat is awesome! We had a balcony where our bicycles were kept but also gave us the room to fish or swim from. Actually we could fish from every room we had, by opening the windows! Living room, Kitchen, Dining room and even Bedroom! One extreme thing I would like to mention is that growing plants (...oh, no not those type Lol, ....but maybe you could????) but just the ones you put in the window, and anything else that is colour sensitive, would either struggle or thrive in these conditions! This is, because of the double reflection of the sun rays; 1) directly from the sun. or 2) second, the reflection of the sun-rays from the water! And that is amazing to watch!!!! Many plants will grow twice as big and fast, while others just shrivel up and burn. I'd live on a houseboat forever, if I had the opportunity.

Eddie Hope I know I was raised in Amstelveen, so I've seen many houseboats around there. I live in Greece now and would love to own a houseboat here!

me. You're right but there's also a company actually renting out real movable houseboats. They're super cozy with a fireplace on board, build on pontoons.

Thank-you! Glad you enjoy it. :)

FYI, Bryce---In MN there are houseboats in the Voyageurs National Park near the Canadian border.. You can rent them. And they are taken out of the water in the late Fall (on a boat hoist). Also you do see other lakes in the Boundary Waters area of MN with houseboats And there are houseboats on the Mississippi River too.

Glad you like it!

Thanks for watching. :)

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yeah and a bad view of the car park

CZ Yea, the bedroom facing the road where people are walking and driving by. Yikes

talented person to make that

There are curtains everywhere...

They have curtains

Dee Marie Dubois couldn’t agree more!

Yeah, it's terrible. That price is like 4 times too high.

I don't know what the fuck you do for work but 400k for a tiny cottage doesn't seem like anything you can pay for or want to pay for in a reasonable time frame. Wages are higher but I strongly doubt they ''even out''.

I know the costs are higher there. I have a friend who lives in Australia. But the costs always surprise me too

That’s pretty cheap to me...NYC prices and all.

@@MiniM69 Yeah probably also California too. But otherwise no.

This is near Sydney, silly! He said Hawkesbury River. But yeah I agree with everything else.

Hello Monica how are you doing!!

thats the brand new price there are a bunch available for less online

Milica Radović-Župunski. Any specific location? Can’t wait to visit your beautiful country!

Hello Ana how are you doing!!

Thanks Violet! Glad you like it.

Where do you find them in the U.S. for sale?

Glad you like it!

Living Big In A Tiny House Some more than others but every single one you post, thank you sir !

Hello Susan how are you doing!!

As he mentioned in the video it’s designed to be able to deal with waves and wash. Just like any boat though, it’ll rock around in the waves. As for maintenance costs, it’s a boat which means the cost of maintaining would certainly be more than a home on land. Salt water is a harsh environment! The whole boat has blinds that can pull down, so you can make it as open or private as you choose.

Life on the water maintenance maintenance maintenance

Hold yer horses, Markus. Baby steps, ok? No need to cut off your whole arm. Cut off your hand. Then save up for a hook and a parrot. That'll set you up for life on the sea.

Are you left handed? I deal exclusively in dominant hands....

why don't you use your arm to work and afford this instead of cutting that bad boy off? 😯

This type of houses actually aren't that rare. In the Netherlands there are quite a few 'woonboten' (living boats)

built it here in the philippines. Labor is cheap. You could probable make one with 8000usd. About the engine, you could probably make one from old diesel cars. Only downside. It would be loud. But cheap.