Netflix has announced a new spinoff series, Selling the City, as part of its Selling franchise. This installment will focus on a group of real estate agents at Douglas Elliman navigating the luxury real estate market in New York City. The eight-episode season will feature plenty of drama and intense competition, following in the footsteps of previous spinoffs Selling Tampa and Selling the OC. The show will follow the agents as they navigate multimillion-dollar deals and jaw-dropping properties, with production set to begin soon.
Adam DiVello, the creator of Selling Sunset and Selling the OC, will return as an executive producer for Selling the City. The cast for the new series has yet to be announced, but fans can expect a dynamic group of agents who will bring both personal and professional drama to the screen. This newest spinoff marks Netflix’s second foray into Big Apple property shows, with Owning Manhattan set to premiere on June 28 and Buying London already available for streaming. This expansion of the Selling franchise into different real estate markets continues to captivate audiences with its high-stakes deals and behind-the-scenes drama.
In the meantime, Selling the OC has provided viewers with plenty of drama to keep them entertained. Series regulars Alex Hall and Tyler Stanaland found themselves at the center of controversy, with rumors of an affair swirling around them. However, Alex quickly shut down those rumors, stating that while Tyler acted “very single”, nothing happened between them. Tyler also confirmed this, emphasizing the complexity of relationships, especially when under public scrutiny. He made it clear that he would not be commenting further on the matter, respecting the privacy of his personal life despite the speculation surrounding his marriage to actress Brittany Snow.
As Selling the City gears up for production and Selling the OC continues to deliver its signature drama, Netflix is expanding its real estate offerings across different markets. The Selling franchise, with its focus on multimillion-dollar deals and cutthroat competition, has struck a chord with viewers and continues to draw in audiences with its mix of personal and professional storylines. With the upcoming launch of Owning Manhattan and the success of Selling Sunset and its spinoffs, the world of luxury real estate is becoming a staple of Netflix’s original programming, showcasing the glitz, glamour, and intrigue of the industry.
The new season of Selling the City promises to deliver even more excitement and high-stakes drama as viewers follow the agents of Douglas Elliman through the competitive world of luxury real estate in New York City. With the continued success of the Selling franchise and the addition of new property shows like Owning Manhattan and Buying London, Netflix is solidifying its place as a go-to destination for fans of real estate reality TV. From the streets of NYC to the shores of Orange County, Selling Sunset and its spinoffs are captivating audiences with their mix of high-end properties, personal conflicts, and jaw-dropping moments that keep viewers coming back for more.
