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A selection of real estate’s elite sellers gathered in New York on Wednesday to celebrate the year’s biggest sales, best portfolios and their industry impact as part of The Hollywood Reporter’s annual New York Power Broker Awards.

Held at a private members club and co-hosted by Selling the City stars Eleonora Srugo of Douglas Elliman and Steve Gold of Corcoran, this intimate gathering of the city’s inner circle of top sellers presented honors recognizing the outstanding individual and group achievements of some of the industry’s most influential and commanding real-estate brokers.

“This is really a room tonight of people that I actually admire in this business,” Srugo said. “We often celebrate in isolation when a deal is done, so any opportunity to come together is really exciting for us.”

Top row: Eleonora Srugo, Fredrik Eklund, Alexander Boriskin, Julia Spillman, Noble Black, Michael Lorber, John Gomes,...

Cautious optimism. This had been the mood, earlier this year, of many of New York City’s top brokers as they navigated the challenges of low inventory and high interest rates. Then came the stock market convulsions and recessionary fears triggered in April by President Trump’s sweeping tariffs. “Even with financial uncertainties — political instability, layoffs and global tensions — New York’s real estate market remains resilient,” said Steven Cohen of Douglas Elliman, speaking before the market convulsions. “Moving to its own rhythm and continuing to attract discerning buyers and investors — quite a bit of opportunity in the market right now.”

The volatility Cohen alludes to has since dramatically increased, as has the likelihood of a slowdown in the luxury real estate market. Yet the source of New York brokers’ optimism remains unchanged: a belief that the Big Apple will always find a way to thrive in the long term,...

The Hollywood Reporter‘s New York Power Broker Awards are back for the fourth year of celebrating the biggest sellers in the Big Apple.

The event — presented by The Society Group, the PR purveyors of power brokers and properties, and sponsored by the AD100-honored full-suite furnishing firm Ash Staging — will take place at a private members club on April 16. Selling the City stars Eleonora Srugo and Steve Gold will host the celebration, after Jason Oppenheim and Mary Bonnet of Selling Sunset, Fredrik Eklund of Million Dollar Listing and Mauricio Umansky of Buying Beverly Hills have all previously hosted the L.A. Power Broker Awards.

Guests will enjoy elevated cocktails and canapés, followed by the awards presentation where this year’s winners will be announced. The awards spotlight the top 30 agents who’ve redefined excellence in high-stakes deals, media influence, historic preservation and philanthropic leadership. All nominees were featured on...

Netflix’s new series, Selling the City, invites viewers into a world of upscale property deals within the heart of New York City. As a reality show centered on high-caliber real estate, it offers a fresh interpretation of the established Selling franchise, shifting focus toward the polished pulse of Manhattan.

The series follows a team of brokers representing Douglas Elliman, a respected name in property sales whose reputation lends credibility and gravitas. Their expertise enhances every transaction, lending a decisive edge to the series.

New York City itself emerges as a striking backdrop: an urban expanse defined by towering skyscrapers, pristine penthouses, and an atmosphere charged with ambition.

Against this dynamic setting, the series unfolds a narrative that intertwines precise property negotiations with the engaging internal interactions among team members. The structure presents a clear account of professional endeavors intertwined with personal reinvention, capturing the multifaceted spirit of contemporary real estate.

Netflix dropped the eight episodes of their latest spin-off from their Selling franchise, Selling The City, on January 3, and it's time to discuss if Selling The City season 2 is happening. Season 1 attracted reality show fans and luxurious buyers alike, showing some incredible houses, cast drama, and explosive fights. The unscripted reality series, produced by the same team behind Selling The Oc and Selling Sunset, featured Eleonora Srugo's team at Douglas Elliman in New York. Selling The City season 1 was captivating. The series had ginormous skyscraper houses that cost lots of money.

However, there was also name-dropping of a couple of realtors' famous exes and explosive shootout matches. The first installment of the series introduced the boss lady herself, Eleonora, whose first appearance was in a helicopter, and her group of realtors - mostly female agents selling some of the most deluxe houses in New York. Selling The City season...

Steve Gold is making a name for himself in the real estate world in one of the United States' biggest markets, New York City, on Netflix's Selling the City.

Selling the City is one of Netflix's newest reality shows. It takes viewers inside the real estate business in New York City, featuring some of the most luxurious and high-end properties in the Big Apple. The show focuses on the agents who try to close deals on these illustrious places.

The series features some of the city's biggest and most cutthroat real estate agents, including Steve Gold. Another agent on the show is Eleonora Srugo, who has some interesting facts about her that fans should know.

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Sunsets look even better from a New York skyscraper.

From the creators of Selling Sunset and Selling the Oc, Selling the City follows a group of no-nonsense (and very well-dressed) agents hailing from the legendary real estate brokerage Douglas Elliman.

The series takes viewers inside the luxury housing market from the Pov of an elite New York City–based agents led by boss Eleonora Srugo. And just like with the Selling crew before them, expect plenty of personal and professional drama, as the team navigates intense competition, jaw-dropping properties, and life-changing multimillion-dollar deals.

Below, find out everything you need to know about Selling the City, including where you can follow the agents on social media — and what really went down between Eleonora and Jade in the jaw-dropping finale.

The hustle kicks off in the new year. All episodes of Selling the City are on the market now.

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Upon the debut of Netflix's Selling the City, Eleonora Srugo is becoming a name to watch out for in the New York real estate game.

Coming from the same world as shows like Selling Sunset, Selling the City takes fans into the heart of the Big Apple and dives into the city's real estate market. Specifically, the show explores the luxury side of New York real estate, with deals going down for property worth prices as high as eight or nine figures.

At the center of this series, alongside a handful of skilled and experienced co-workers, is longtime real estate expert Eleonora Srugo.

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Everything we know about Selling The City (Photo Credit – Netflix)

Over the years, real estate reality television has gained a lot of popularity and created an audience for itself. Selling Sunset is on the list of the most successful shows of the genre which has led to its own spin offs including Selling The City. The first season of the New York based edition has been promoted by Netflix with swanky outfits, glitz and glamour, and luxury.

The trailer of Selling The City teases some gorgeous apartments, heating competitions, rivalries, stunning fashion, conflicting opinions, and more. It also features crisp dialogues like “Betrayal never comes from the enemy.” Here’s everything you need to know about the debut of the spinoff series.

Selling The City: Premiere Date & Where To Watch

Selling The City premiered on January 3, 2025, and all eight episodes of the first season of the spin off are out now on Netflix.

Netflix’s latest foray into the world of high-stakes real estate, Selling the City, premieres on January 3, 2025. This reality show takes viewers into the bustling and competitive real estate market of New York City, featuring the ambitious team at Douglas Elliman. Following in the footsteps of hit shows like Selling Sunset and Selling The O.C., Selling the City showcases the glitz, glamour, and grit required to succeed in selling luxury real estate in the Big Apple. Let’s dive into the complete cast guide, categorizing them into Real Estate Agents and Brokers.

‘Selling the City’: Complete Cast Guide for the Netflix Reality Show Real Estate Agents Abigail Godfrey

Originally from Greenville, South Carolina, Abigail Godfrey thrives in the cut-throat real estate market of New York City. She embraces the challenges with determination, humility, and bold confidence, describing the market as requiring “Xl cojones.” Her favorite neighborhood is Gramercy, where she admires the gothic architecture.

Selling The City season 1 is coming to Netflix in the new year, and it’s time to meet the cast of the ambitious New York City real estate team working at the Douglas Elliman firm in the Big Apple. While the series has been an exciting upcoming venture for the streaming platform, Selling The City premieres in just a few short weeks. Going off the success of shows like Selling Sunset and Selling The O.C., the new series will work within the hustle and bustle of New York City’s intense real estate market at the iconic Douglas Elliman firm.

Throughout the last few years, Netflix has been investing in more real estate-centric shows that prove how intense the industry is. With the influx of shows centered on real estate firms, brokerages, and agents, there have been a bunch of critical eyes on the industry, trying to understand the ins...

In the city that never sleeps, the agents of Selling the Cityare hustling from morning until well after sunset.

In the upcoming New York City-based edition of the Selling franchise, Eleonora Srugo and her team at one of city’s top brokerages, Douglas Elliman, are all about making dreams — and deals — a reality. Hot off the heels of her biggest year in real estate to date, Eleonora has assembled a fierce lineup of agents to raise the bar higher than Manhattan’s most exclusive skyscraper.

In the clip above, which reveals the first five minutes of the season (dropping Jan. 3), Eleonora, along with cast members Jade, Taylor, Jordyn, Abigail, Gisselle, and Justin, get down to business — and engage in some classic Selling office banter.

Eleonora, a native New Yorker, wasn’t just looking for anyone to round out her dream team, which includes longtime friends — and perhaps a...

Selling the City is headed to Netflix. The streaming service has ordered the latest spin-off of Selling Sunset, and the new show will follow realtors in New York City.

Eleonora Srugo, Jade Chan, Taylor Middleton, Jordyn Taylor Braff, Abigail Godfrey, Gisselle Meneses-Núñez, Justin Tuinstra & Steve Gold from the Douglas Elliman Real Estate agency will star in the eight-episode first season set to premiere on January 3rd.

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Netflix dropped the trailer for its new real estate show, Selling the City, ahead of its January 3 premiere, and a cast member is already threatening to sue the show.

The reality series is from the creators of Selling Sunset, but this time, it follows real estate agents in New York City.

“I am a top real estate broker at Douglas Elliman, and I just had one of the biggest years of my career,” Eleonora Srugo says in the preview. “Now, I’m starting my own team.”

The series’ cast also includes Jordyn Taylor, Gisselle Meneses Nunez, Jade Chan, Abigail Godfrey, Justin Tuinstra, Steven Gold, and Taylor Middleton.

Selling the City is the third spinoff based on Selling Sunset, after Selling Tampa, which was canceled after one season, and Selling the Oc, which aired Season 3 earlier this year.

In an interview with Tudum, Srugo said she has received support from Jason...