Follows agents at real estate brokerage Douglas Elliman as they navigate the cutthroat world of luxury real estate in New York City.Follows agents at real estate brokerage Douglas Elliman as they navigate the cutthroat world of luxury real estate in New York City.Follows agents at real estate brokerage Douglas Elliman as they navigate the cutthroat world of luxury real estate in New York City.
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It's boring, simple as that, they don't show enough of the properties for sale, most of the people on the show I care nothing about, I can't even remember their names, they are superficial, after the first episode I was kinda into it, but it just went down hill from there, it's good background noise, as I am working from home, I will finish the series because I don't like to leave a show unfinished (I'm on episode 4) but it's just a bland show, heck even selling the oc is better than this, I recommend owning manhattan, it has just the right amount of listings, career driven employees and drama.
The amount of times I hear them talk about themselves is nauseating.
Every five minutes you get bombarded with waves of " I this I that I know I feel I hate I I I" and then a 5 sec head shot of them pouting or shrugging or flipping their hair.
The show is just a collection of scenes where each girl just takes turn to talk about themselves (repeatedly) and the real estate becomes the background.
And the intro and ending of each scene (which takes up almost half the scene) is shots of themselves walking up to the table, door, chair.... Like how many times did they have to shoot that scene? Nothing else but a brain rot show as background while you scroll your phone.
Every five minutes you get bombarded with waves of " I this I that I know I feel I hate I I I" and then a 5 sec head shot of them pouting or shrugging or flipping their hair.
The show is just a collection of scenes where each girl just takes turn to talk about themselves (repeatedly) and the real estate becomes the background.
And the intro and ending of each scene (which takes up almost half the scene) is shots of themselves walking up to the table, door, chair.... Like how many times did they have to shoot that scene? Nothing else but a brain rot show as background while you scroll your phone.
You would think we're in the 2000s. Jason and Brett Oppenheimer Have a knack for hiring the same type of female agent. Surprised we're still promoting it like it's something great. It's clearly all about looks. And cleverage. Everyone here is the same. All interchangeable. They all talk like a Kardashian valley girl. Vapid. Self entitled. Everyone is here for fame.
The real estate is so buried in the background. You barely have anything resembling real estate. The Opponheim Group should be embarrassed.
The soundtrack is super annoying.
I hope Steve Gold got paid a lot of money. He looks so lost in this and his dignity is depleting.
Netflix keeps scrapping the bottom of the barrel for taste. To think people worship them is beyond idiotic.
They are making shows for low IQ.
The real estate is so buried in the background. You barely have anything resembling real estate. The Opponheim Group should be embarrassed.
The soundtrack is super annoying.
I hope Steve Gold got paid a lot of money. He looks so lost in this and his dignity is depleting.
Netflix keeps scrapping the bottom of the barrel for taste. To think people worship them is beyond idiotic.
They are making shows for low IQ.
Despite claiming multi-million sales achievements and being associated with "the best agent in the city," these girls are dressed in a manner that doesn't reflect such success. Their attire seems incongruent with the image typically expected from individuals who are purportedly successful and operating at such a high level. It's surprising to see this juxtaposition between their purported achievements and their choice of clothing, which appears to be quite casual or even disheveled, almost as if they don't care about maintaining a polished, professional image that aligns with their stated accomplishments.
If you're looking for a real estate show, stay far away from this one. The show rarely showcases the real estate business and focuses instead on the most ridiculous and obscurely childish drama. Beyond that, you're forced to deal with both tacky style and conversation. I don't know where these people come from, but lord do they lack class and any sort of modesty. Genuinely cringeworthy and not worth the time.
Maybe they should focus more on selling so they'll stop telling the entire world about their unnecessary personal business and actually provide something worth watching.
Owning Manhattan was better once they focused more on the selling than the infighting/drama b.s. - I'd switch to that.
Maybe they should focus more on selling so they'll stop telling the entire world about their unnecessary personal business and actually provide something worth watching.
Owning Manhattan was better once they focused more on the selling than the infighting/drama b.s. - I'd switch to that.
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