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Netflix has ordered a second season of Owning Manhattan, the real estate series starring Ryan Serhant.

The show looks at the glamorous, adrenaline-filled universe of high-stakes real estate in New York City. Cameras follow Serhant as he builds his brokerage and pursues the city’s most exclusive luxury listings. The broker and CEO is joined by an ambitious army of agents on a mission to become the world’s No. 1 brokerage.

Owning Manhattan Season 1 consisted of eight episodes and was produced by World of Wonder Productions. It reached the Top 10 TV in 30 countries and spent two weeks in the Top 10 TV in the United States.

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Serhant previously starred on Bravo’s Million Dollar Listing New York for nine seasons, which ended in 2021.

Some of the stars will not be returning for Season 2, like Maggie Wu, who exited Serhant toward...

Netflix has officially closed a deal for Owning Manhattan season 2 after leaving the new hit real estate reality series on the market since its June debut. If the real estate metaphors aren't working for you, here's the good news without any bells and whistles: Owning Manhattan has been renewed for season 2!

The streaming service announced the exciting news with a photo of series star and real estate broker Ryan Serhant on social media. Serhant previously spoke about the possibility of Owning Manhattan returning for a second season back in July and teased the show's potential of franchising in different locales similarly to Selling Sunset.

Owning Manhattan has been renewed for Season 2! pic.twitter.com/hppHWn957F

— Netflix (@netflix) August 27, 2024

While Netflix hasn't yet revealed when Owning Manhattan season 2 will premiere (likely sometime in 2025), Serhant has already teased the second season to be even more exciting and thrilling than the first,...

Owning Manhattan, a Netflix reality TV show, follows real estate agent Ryan Serhant and his colleagues in New York, offering a mix of schadenfreude and unattainable wish fulfillment. The show's focus on office drama and romantic feuds detracts from its real estate content, making it more infuriating than enjoyable for viewers. Critics argue that the show's lack of credibility and excessive greed make it an upsetting reminder of the widening wealth gap and the unattainable luxury lifestyle it portrays.

As the division between the haves and have-nots widens in 2024 and beyond, Netflix's infuriating reality TV show Owning Manhattan isn't helping. The Selling Sunset spin-off series follows hot-shot real estate agent Ryan Serhant and his egotistical brand of schmoozing with clients in New York's most affluent borough. While some have suggested the spin-off is superior to its predecessor, Owning Manhattan offers a mix of schadenfreude and unattainable wish fulfillment that conjures...

Owning Manhattan Cast: Meet the Ambitious Agents of Netflix’s New Real Estate Series. (Photo Credit – Instagram)

Owning Manhattan is the latest addition to Netflix’s list of real estate series, featuring Ryan Serhant, the CEO of Serhant, the firm that has quickly climbed the ladder to become one of the most glamorous and lucrative broker companies in New York City.

During the eight-episode series, Ryan and his team of agents will be on a mission to get the city’s best and most luxurious property, facing intense competition on the way. Want to know who are the real estate agents giving it all in the show? Here are some interesting details about the cast members of Netflix’s Owning Manhattan.

Ryan Serhant

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The CEO of the firm, and the leader of the team, Ryan Serhant, has sold over $8 billion worth of property in his career. He founded...

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