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Great show Well produced - entertaining Strong main characters Personally more property's and less details on personal lives.

Would prefer 8-10 episodes.

I thoroughly enjoyed this series until the engagement episode on the chartered boat. It stopped being about idyllic homes and flashy, fun and more about real boorish andmisogynist behavior by Gavin and company. How retrograde. It looks like Gavin spurred his team of men on and they were only to happy to oblige and bully DLeanne. Really bad optics for people who are so concerned about them. I would not do business with them after witnessing how they act and think. Good thing that they did not edit this out, this truly became a reality show. Grow up and evolve, TRG. The world is watching and you are making fools of yourselves. Money and luxury do not give you the right to act boorishly.

Just finished watching this 6 part season of Luxe listing Sydney. It was not what I expected and I thoroughly enjoyed it, can't wait for another season to come.

They picked a great bunch of estate agents to work with.

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.

Some of the negative reviewers sound a little... jealous. Amazing properties, amazing city, fun show.

Sure, some of the agents are wankers, but, all good shows need someone to hate. This has it.

I hope they extend this show to the Gold Coast, Sunshine Coast, Brisbane etc.

How did they do this without any social distancing or masks when Australia is reporting another lockdown.

Would not invite these agents to my dogs funeral.

Absolute garbage

Talk more smack than their shadows.

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 .

This show's my guilty pleasure. Easy watch for a lazy afternoon. Some of the expensive properties that they show are quite good and interesting. I guess if you can't afford them at least enjoy watching rich people bicker over the price. The show could do with a few more auctions though. The "unscripted" auctions are quite fun to watch.

The main characters are interesting and surprisingly Gavin has grown quite a bit on me. I like his polite version of wolf of wall street attitude.

The only complain that I've got is, watching Season 3 in 2022, how the hell is the Sydney real estate market still so strong!! Ha ha, I guess anything goes with real estate sales.

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.

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.

Comically laughable classless entitled amateurs pretending/believing they own the properties they have been given an opportunity to try and sell.

The typical blue jacket and white shirt real-estate attire along with poorly versed grammar makes the properties appear as cheap and nasty faux Instagram posts. Collection pumped up self-inflated egotist nobodys contributing to the current property bubble. Wouldn't sell any of my luxe properties with these amateurs. Save your time.

Why am I obsessed with this trash? Why can't I be better? Anyway, I love this show, I love the cast, I love the houses, I love the sydney skyline and dreaming of traveling there. Just pure escapist fun.

Should be called "Capitalism: End Game" because this is essentially a dystopian nightmare to watch as a "normal" person (see: not a multi-millionaire, millennial muppet).

Awesome show to watch BEFORE visiting Australia, I think it really surmises our culture (or, more aptly, lack thereof).

I couldn't help but think to myself as I watched (re: endured) this utter trash: I really wish Hannibal Lecter / Dexter were real people; because surely they wouldn't suffer these obnoxious, egotistical buffoons.

Watching this show is like watching a train wreck; it's a horrific, gruesome and truly terrifying experience . . . And, to be honest, only later will you wish you had LOOKED AWAY.

Light and fun viewing, especially interesting if you're from Sydney! The only down side was the overacting by the hired actor, the assistant, Daniella but the other paid actor Liam delivered and still entertained. Also educational for people like me that don't know much about the mechanic workings of the real estate industry.

Some goob compared this to Suits which makes literally no sense. However this is pure and utter garbage with no context. Hard to watch and no thanks.

For me it was compulsive viewing and I'd love to see another series or three. The cinematography was stunning, and the biggest star was Sydney. Started out think I'd detest the main characters, but quickly warmed to them and found them quite likeable. Unfortunately don't own, or in the market for a $20 million dollar house so it's unlikely I'll be utilising their services.

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.

I'm enjoying it. Great weekday viewing.

The houses in Sydney are stunning and this show showcases some of the very best.

The story line is a little eh at times but I don't think the realestate agents are unlikable, they're funny at times and at the end of the day it's all for entertainment value and is scripted. Watch it.

The whole show looks so fake and reminds me of a mix between an overproduced version of Suits and an MTV style reality show. I thought the show would be about beautiful properties. Instead it's a boring over the top reality show about some testerone driven flashy 'real estate agents'. If you like looking at people in flashy suits and cars this is the show for you. Otherwise stay away.

This show wasn't on my radar at all, but found from a search for 'real estate' on Prime. Took a chance on an Aussie show and am glad I did. Also glad 3 seasons had been released before I found it, with only 6 episodes in a season.

Simon's humour has really grown on me, and I enjoy his screen time. Tammy has a sharp wit, I'd like to see more of her, and was a little disappointed she didn't make the move into sales as it would have been interesting to watch her progression. Maybe in the future!

D'Leanne brings the humanity and class. The way she interacts with others is a strength that the Yo Bros don't seem to understand, this and her experience bring results that keep her at the top. Why would or should she approach the Yo Bros for any guidance?!

Gavin's confessionals are repetitive and getting boring. Putting down D'Leanne and Monika did not make him look better, and doing it in front of his team certainly adds to the culture of disrespecting older women, or perhaps anyone that isn't them or able to make them a dollar. Looking forward to seeing the new office spaces but would not mind if we saw less from TRG unless it deviates from what we've already seen. If we wanted to watch circle j*rks there's a whole other genre of entertainment for that.

Overall, the homes featured are stunning, the banter and characters are entertaining, it's a good value guilty pleasure.

Omg! I actually were loving this. Simon is the best. Got to the scene where Remi says no-one likes a fatso, WTAF. In this day and age I cannot believe that came out of someone's mouth and that it was put on tv. I want this show to be watched by many and everyone to also be appalled by Remi. Enjoy your karma !

I work in professional services and thus am surrounded by bankers, lawyers, advisors, agents etc so the ego doesn't bother me as much as others in these reviews, it's a byproduct of environment and pretty common amongst our industries. With that, I think they're all wonderfully skilled at their craft. I'm from Canada and never been to AU so it's awesome to see the real estate landscape in Sydney as well as some of the nicest properties I've ever seen. I'll keep watching and am a fan. It's infinitely better than selling sunset which is basically keeping up with the kardashians with a hint of real estate and I liken it to million dollar NY/LA. The only item that bothers me is the constant use of the line "it's a vibe" makes my teeth clench lol it's painful. You're clearly all intelligent, use that brain to think of something else.

Ive just watched the entire season of Luxe Listings Sydney. The houses are mostly amazing and that kept me watching. However I felt the show was ruined by the real estate agents, which in my opinion were not very likeable humans - with the exception of agent D'Leanne Lewis. If I had a million dollar mansion, I would never list it for sale with those agents on the show.