A 16 million dollar mansion is about to fall off a cliff into the ocean/documentation on social networks according to Section 27 A of the Copyright Law
Mental death with invasions:
despite repeated warnings from the authorities, an 82-year-old doctor in California refuses to move from the mansion where he lives, located on a beautiful cliff that threatens to collapse into the sea at any moment.
It is a cliff called "Dana Point" overlooking the Pacific Ocean in San Francisco, in Southern California.
There are 3 residences on the first line of the beach, which in the past were considered particularly safe and prestigious, and now, after historic storms that flooded the area in recent months, the authorities have declared that the properties on the cliff are at high risk of collapsing into the Pacific Ocean.
As mentioned, according to the records, the most expensive house in the unique complex is a 15.9 million dollar property (equivalent to approximately NIS 58 million), with 4 bedrooms, belonging to a local doctor, 82-year-old Louis Brujman.
The other three houses are valued by the real estate company Redfin at approximately $14.1 million and $12.9 million.
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"The house is fine, it's not threatened and it won't be red-tagged," Brujman told CBS News.
The elderly doctor's statement will be countered by video taken by ABC7's helicopter, showing one of the houses hanging off the side of the cliff partially in the air, while the other two are dangerously close to the edge.
You decide if Brujman is right:
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A $16 million mansion is about to collapse into the ocean
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$16 MILLION CALIFORNIA MANSION ABOUT TO FALL OFF A CLIFF INTO THE OCEAN pic.twitter.com/iVL7NE4C7w
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"We're seeing more damage, and I think we're going to continue to see more significant damage. Between back-to-back years of heavy saturation, these homes, these properties ... they just can't take this kind of hit," said Kyle Torreja, senior vice president of Alpha Structural, an engineering firm in Los Angeles, to the Washington Post.
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