L'Agence: l'immobilier de luxe en famille

Love the show but hate the choices of music... very off putting and inappropriate for this show. Offensive lyrics when there's so much great hip hop that could be featured instead. New music supervisor please!

Yes, there are less properties than in other shows. Yes there is more focus on the family. But they are real, they act like a normal French family and I'm loving it. I'm not certain but it might help that I speak french and I'm watching it in the non-dubbed version. But I love the fact that there's no fake drama (like selling sunset, omg) no botox fake blonde jetset sellers. Just a breath of fresh air. More please!

I never saw the trailer and started watching this by accident. Finished watching the entire season in a day. I enjoyed watching this family, their culture, how they interact with one another and the homes they sell. Witty grandma Majo is a plus.

Nice change from the same old million dollar listing NYC & LA. Where people are just about the sale/money and because of this, it starts becoming boring to watch as I can guess the narrative of each episode, they seem to lose their authenticity as individuals. This is 100% not scripted and a refreshing change.

As another user has stated, the music is terrible. Who in their right mind pairs multimillion Euro properties with vulgar rap music? I'm a French expat and I know many people in my country like this music without completely understanding the lyrics, but any production aiming to appeal to a worldwide market should know better. Some of those lyrics are both offensive and misogynist. I happen to like a lot of rap and hip hop, but like all genres there's a limit.

That being said, the family is sweet, and close, Majo is awesome, the properties are amazing and the scenery is gorgeous. They must've really chosen their shoot days well to get that many clear, sunny days!

A show that nobody asked for, nobody knows about, and a lot will love.

"L'agence" truly is a refreshing departure from American top class listing shows, where the looks and the facade is what counts. The Parisian Agency focuses on what's more down to earth (well, almost. 18 million euros for an apartment, anyone?). No spoilers: you get a family run business, gorgeous locations aplenty, some small cliffhangers and one very cool grandma. Some successes, some failures, some chateaux, a sale here, a rent there. It's a variety entertainment show, and it never really stops.

I will be on the lookout for the next season. As far as reality tv goes, this one's a keeper.