The podcast episode covers the real-life story of the house used as Walter White's home in the TV series Breaking Bad. Located in Albuquerque, New Mexico, the homeowners, who have lived there for over 50 years, are selling the house for $4 million, despite its estimated value of $330,000. The iconic status of the home has brought attention but also trouble, as fans frequently harass the owners by throwing pizzas on the roof (referencing a famous scene from the show) and leaving packages. The podcast explores how real estate associated with movies or TV shows, like Home Alone and Breaking Bad, gains unique value due to its cultural significance, although its market value depends on the buyer's interest. The host reflects on the transformative nature of real estate and how iconic properties can become a part of history. Chapter 1: The Breaking Bad House's Real-Life Story (0:05 - 0:37) -Introduction to the podcast and today's topic. -Overview of the Breaking Bad house in Albuquerque, New Mexico. -Background on how the owners were approached by the show in 2006. Chapter 2: Harassment by Fans and Property Valuation (0:38 - 1:58) -The impact of Breaking Bad fans on the homeowners. -Incidents like pizza throwing (a callback to a specific episode). -The homeowners' decision to sell the house for $4 million despite its market valuation of $330,000. -Discussion on the unique value of real estate featured in iconic films and TV shows. Chapter 3: Reflections on Iconic Real Estate and Historical Revitalization (1:59 - 3:11) -Examples of other movie houses (Home Alone) and their market challenges. -Broader commentary on the value of real estate tied to history and media. -Reflections on the transformation of historical and iconic properties over time. -Closing remarks and appreciation for the listeners. Learn More nytfire.com Text 📱 210-972-1842 Help support the show. https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/nytfire/support