[NohSpinZone]

Yowzers. Living in California, you expect this from a massive quake but tough break for the residents due to this unexpected landslide.

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[Michael.SF.]

” unexpected ” — That area has a long history of slides. I would say: ‘inevitable” rather than unexpected.

[Jim W N]

My gosh, and those are super-expensive homes in an exclusive gated community. Gated communities don’t stop quakes and landslides.

[Jim W N]

My gosh, and those are super-expensive homes in an exclusive gated community. Gated communities don’t stop quakes and landslides.

[lee martell]

Is this landslide effecting any homes in the Montecito area?
Lots of has been celebrities live there.

[Sacajaweau]

Rolling Hills didn’t get its name off a cereal box.

[G Larry]

"Rolling Hills Estates"

Can't say they weren't warned........

[broken_clock]

This is just up the road from me. The Palos Verdes Peninsula is all crumbling shale that was once sea floor. The nickname suicide rock was given by people trying to climb up the cliff faces as there is no stability.

[higgmeister]

It looks like they dropped twenty feet at least.

[I Drive Too Fast]

Realtor puts it on the market.

Split level pad. Sunken living room, bedroom, kitchen, dining room, bathroom, etc.

[rktman]

Pssssssttttttt. Don’t build below a dam, too close to a ‘stream’, edge of a cliff, right on the beach......

[rey]

The view for the neighbors across the street will improve.

[catnipman]

“Rolling Hills Estates”

apparently owners ignored the warning embedded in the name of their neighborhood ...

[Getready]

I would guess insurance companies will start limiting their insurance for homes close to seismic faults, tsunami zones, ocean facing mesas, homes built on bluffs next to the ocean, or homes built very close to a sandy beach....
In california. best bet is a mobile home placed on that kind of property.

[CIB-173RDABN]

California had record rain this past winter. My guess the soil just become saturated which is the cause for many landslides. Will wait to see if they can determine the cause, not that it is going to help these homes, they are going down and there is nothing they can do to stop it.

If I was living across the street I would be packing to move until things settled down.

[hadaclueonce]

New video, or the same one they show every year?

[dware]

Meh...I always heard it was going to slide into the ocean. It is taking far too long for that too happen.

[dennisw]

Interesting seeing beautiful x- million-dollar houses getting crushed by nature. All that hard construction labor n work, down the drain.