Luxe Listings Sydney

Had they stuck to the detail about the listings instead of their self promoting egos it could have been a better show. Instead the content became more about their own vanity, going to the gym, teeth whitening, looking good in top range vehicles. It became fake. Unlike the New York similar show which at least is about the property and the promotion of the property, this became an embarrassing round of false egos. A shame considering there was some stunning material to work with.

My Review - Luxe Listing Sydney- Prime series My Rating 8/10 Want to see how the other half lives ? We've just finished watching this new six part series and I'm amazed how enjoyable it turned out to be.

At first the thought of sitting through six episodes of insanely expensive Eastern Suburbs real estate practically nothing under $10 million plus the self entitled Gen Z Real Estate power brokers would be excruciatingly boring.

However It turned out an interesting insight into a world I've never had or really expected to have any interest in.

The unscripted series revolves around three real estate agents, D'Leanne Lewis, Simon Cohen, and Gavin Rubinstein. D'Leanne has been working in the industry for nearly three decades and has proven her mettle. The single mother of two is considered one of the best professionals in the field and is a Principal at Laing+Simmons Double Bay. Simon Cohen is the Founder and CEO of Cohen Handler, a prominent property buyer's agency in Australia.

It's such a well produced series and the three estate agents live and work a life of luxury but understand the challenges of getting someone to buy a house in the tens of millions.

Each episode sees the highly competitive estate agents challenging themselves and each other to be the best in the business.

It's not all business you get a glimpse into the personal lives ,the rich at play some Jewish humour ,feasting and fashion and some very bizarre cashed up clients .

I see what they are trying to replicate here with the success of Selling Sunset. I actually don't mind the series there are a few good characters such as Simon and his team and D'Leanne and then a few ego driven characters that make the average person cringe. Light easy viewing that showcase Sydney's mansions for those who would never otherwise have the pleasure.

Unlike Selling Sunset, these Real Estate Agents actually SELL homes more than once a season. Also unlike Selling Sunset, these are smart, well spoken Agents. I love watching because I've never been to Australia, and their architecture is so vastly different. There is no stupid petty drama on this show. In fact, DLeanne, who is one of the top female Real Estate Agents, actually wants other female agents to do well. Some other review called these agents vapid. Furthest thing from the truth., Gavin Rubenstein is the best in his business because he totally understands the business. He knows exactly how much a property should sell for, how to get the right buyers, and how to close a deal, without being shady. That does NOT happen if he were stupid.

I started watching because I was interested to see the properties, their staging, and challenges/strategies for selling them. Instead, I had to wade through endless egotistical and often sexist crap to see brief glimpses of properties, but zero insight.

The men in this show are so full of themselves that it was nauseating to watch. I felt bad for their protégés while simultaneously lamenting that the young, ambitious people on the show are learning from obnoxious mentors and will themselves, likely be the same in the future.

There may be stunning properties on this show, but ultimately Luxe Listings displays the worst of Sydney.