From Beverly Hills to the Hamptons, glimpses into multimillion-dollar homes and the people who sell them have become hot TV properties.
Million Dollar Beach House, the latest Netflix NFLX offering in the world of reality real estate shows, debuts today. From Beverly Hills to the Hamptons, glimpses into multimillion-dollar homes and the people who sell them have become hot properties. Bravo’s Million Dollar Listing Los Angeles boosted the careers of Los Angeles brokers James Harris and David Parnes, principals at The Agency in Beverly Hills. When I spoke with Parnes last year, he confided that the show “most definitely raised our profile in the Los Angeles real estate community and beyond. This has most certainly helped grow our business.” Netflix’s three-season, binge-worthy Selling Sunset has garnered major ink this season thanks to the trauma-drama happening in real-time among the cast. Million Dollar Beach House, with six unscripted episodes, checks the box for reality real estate TV. According to Netflix hype, “The competition is fierce—and the drama is undeniable—as a group of young and hungry agents try to seal the deal on luxury listings in the Hamptons.
