Production companies moving from Hollywood to Las Vegas

yeah, real estate the past few years is skyrocketing. many people that own "beach houses" here, like maybe the average cottage style, 4 to 5 rooms, get at the very least $2,000 a WEEK...!!!!!!

some as small as an out house? get high dollars as well, but people wanna vaca at or near the beach, so i say, "sock it to them".....

 

here's just one..

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NARRAGANSETT – Oceanfront – beautiful views


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$8,435 / Week
Beautiful newer home on the Ocean with spectacular views and a short distance from sandy beach. Enjoy a luxurious vacation close to everything that Narragansett has to offer. New and comfortable furnishings.

Amenities : TV, DVD, Cable, internet access, toaster, coffee pot (keurig and regular coffee pot), microwave, dishwasher, washer, dryer, picnic table, lawn chairs, blankets, pillows, central A/C. Peleton bike and kayaks.

3 bedrooms, 3 1/2 baths. 2 single beds, 2 double, 2 queen, 1 king, 1 pack n' play. sleeps 8

$200 cleaning, $ 8% RI tax, refundable $2500 security deposit

 

a little cheaper

GREEN HILL – – Sleeps 4 to 6 people


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$1,935 / Week
This Adorable cottage is in perfect condition. Freshly painted, new bathroom, Large deck, private yard - 3 minutes walk to the beach. Perfect place to make lifelong memories. Enjoy everything the area has to offer : Beautiful beaches, salt ponds for boating or kayaking, wildlife refuges, great eateries and charming villages. Amenities : 2 bedrooms, 1 bath + outdoor shower - sleep 6 - TV, Cable, Internet access, radio, gas grill, toaster, coffee pot, microwave, picnic table, lawn chairs, blankets, pillows, ceiling fans, central A/C. - 2 bedrooms, 1 bath + outdoor shower. 2 single beds, 1 queen, 1 Queen size convertible couch.

No pets. No smoking - $100 cleaning fee, 8% RI Tax, $500 security deposit

 

Why do I enjoy reading articles about the great exodus from California? I love it, good for those companies. That state is just off the chart regulated and taxed.

 

Same here. I think we're in for a major societal shift soon. The working man is getting tired of working to support society's dreggs.

 

There are a lot of businesses that are rethinking their reasons for being in California. And the production of content for TV, movies, etc is just like any other business. My son is an extra on many TV shows, movies, even quiz shows. You know, the people in the backround in any given shot that no one pays any attention to. The hoops the production companies have to jump through, for no apparent reason is driving costs through the roof and they are looking for alternatives.

 

Just so you guys know, I drive a truck in the film business. East Coast. And it's a good living for drivers.

 

i see those white trucks with the "clapper" on the doors, very often here.

when i did my stop in Chinatown in Boston, where Sandra Bullock and Melissa McCarty were cops?

they worked out of the now gone Boston Herald? newspaper place across the street from my stop.

in fact, two 18 wheelers actually were blocking the driveway that i needed, and both drivers were super cool and moved them!