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Exciting news for fans of Selling The Oc!

The Netflix reality series, which follows real estate agents at the Oppenheim Group’s Corona Del Mar office, has officially been picked up for a fourth season.

According to Tudum, filming is already underway in Orange County, Calif., and the creator of the series, Adam Divello is teasing what’s to come.

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“A lot has changed in the real lives of those agents since Season 3, so it’s exciting to get back down there,” he said.

Adam added that there will be “a lot of new faces” and “they are just crushing it down there.”

If you missed it, there are at least three agents who we can expect not to return for season four…

Earlier this month, a new addition the Selling franchise debuted on Netflix – Selling the City!

Filming is also underway on the...

Selling the Oc is returning for a fourth season on Netflix.

The reality series has been renewed for Season 4 at the streamer and give viewers more drama from the Orange County real estate world.

“A lot has changed in the real lives of those agents since Season 3, so it’s exciting to get back down there,” series creator Adam Divello said.

Divello teased the new season will see “a lot of new faces,” adding the agents “are just crushing it down there.”

Production for the new season is already underway, with a premiere date set to be announced later. The case for the new season has yet to be revealed.

Selling the Oc is a spinoff of Selling Sunset following real estate agents from the Oppenheim Group’s Orange County office. The Season 3 cast featured Jason Oppenheim, Polly Brindle, Kayla Cardona, Alex Hall, Gio Helou, Alexandra Jarvis, Brandi Marshall, Tyler Stanaland,...

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...

January has been off to a strong start with new Netflix releases like Missing You, Selling the City, and American Primeval. But we’re especially excited for the middle and end of the month, as that's when two major Netflix shows are returning with new seasons. And guess what? Noah Centineo will appear in both!

Noah Centineo as Owen Hendricks in Episode 205 of The Recruit | Netflix

One of those shows is the smash-hit spy adventure series The Recruit. After a painfully long wait, The Recruit season 2 will finally land on Netflix with its six episodes on Thursday, Jan. 30, 2025. In this brand-new season, we'll see Noah reprise his role as CIA lawyer Owen Hendricks, who finds himself caught up once again in the world of espionage. Only this time, everything's happening in South Korea.

Also returning this season are Vondie Curtis-Hall, Aarti Mann, Colton Dunn, Fivel Stewart, Kristian Bruun, Kaylah Zander,...

Farhana Bodi, who is making a name for herself on Dubai Bling Season 3, is a rising reality star who fans are eager to learn more about.

Developed by Netflix (also known for other reality shows like Selling the City), Dubai Bling highlights some of the wealthiest individuals in the United Arab Emirates as they embrace a lifestyle filled with luxury.

The cast is shown going to dinner, shopping, and attending parties, although it also comes with plenty of drama and gossip across its nine-episode slate. Included as part of Season 3's cast is 39-year-old Farhana Bodi.

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Loujain "Lj" Adada joined Netflix's Dubai Bling for Season 3, and fans have taken notice of the influencer. 

The Dubai-set staple is just one of many reality hits on the streamer (including the newly debuted Selling the City). Season 3 continues to follow the exploits of several socialites living in the self-proclaimed "City of Gold" and their usually quite swanky lifestyles. 

Since Season 1, one name fans have latched onto is Loujain "Lj" Adada, a Californian who made her way to the Middle East as a child. 

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Abigail Godfrey appeared throughout the recently released Selling the City.

Producer Adam Divello brings his particular brand of conflict-laden reality shows to the Big Apple! In Selling the City (a sister series to Selling Sunset and Selling the Oc), the fast-paced, high-end real estate business of New York City is given an inside look. Just don’t expect the series' stars to get along.

For example, Abigail Godfrey was embroiled in a season-long feud with co-star and fellow agent Jade Chan over the alleged practice of poaching properties from other realtors.

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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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Fans are excited to learn more about 34-year-old Jordyn Taylor Braff, who recently appeared on Netflix's Selling the City.

Selling the City offers an inside look at New York City's high-stakes luxury real estate market, where multi-million-dollar deals and sales dominate the scene. 

Much like Selling Sunset, the show delves into the glamorous world of upscale properties and the ambitious agents striving to turn their dreams of success into reality in the Big Apple.

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Jade Chan has become a name to watch following her TV debut on Netflix's Selling the City.

Selling the City shines a light on the fast-paced, high-priced real estate world in New York City, complete with deals and sales worth tens of millions of dollars. Similar to shows such as Selling Sunset, this show highlights the Big Apple's luxury scene and those who hope to make a living in it a reality.

Part of the team at the center of this show is 38-year-old Jade Chan, a longtime real estate agent in New York who continues to build her name and profile in this market.

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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.

There’s a new reality TV show on the block, Selling the City, and we’re banking on a successful first season for the Netflix show.

We haven’t tuned in yet, but the cast is already making smart business moves, taking advice from none other than Melissa Gorga.

It’s fair to say the brunette beauty knows a thing or two about reality TV success, as The Real Housewives of New Jersey is a fan favorite among the Housewives franchise.

Melissa has been on the show since Season 3 and has been a full-time cast member for over a decade.

Say what you want about the Jersey girl, but don’t call her a gatekeeper because Melissa gave “great advice” to the Netflix rookies when they met.

During a recent interview, some of the women shared exactly what the Rhonj star told them before filming started on their new show.

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.

New Years Day might involve a ton of streaming and binging for folks recovering from New Years Eve 2025!

Well, Netflix is delivering with some of their additions to their streaming catalogue on January 1, 2025!

The streamer is adding 36 movies on the first of the month, including titles like Interstellar, Love Actually, I Know What You Did Last Summer, 13 Going on 30, Notting Hill, The Net, and more fan fave titles.

We’ve collected the list of every movie and TV show being added by Netflix for the entire month of January, including the first.

Keep reading to find out more…

Scroll down to see every title being added to Netflix on January 1 and beyond.

Jan. 1

Don’t Die: The Man Who Wants to Live Forever

The Love Scam

Missing You

Number 24

13 Going on 30

3 Ninjas: Kick Back

Apollo 13

Blended

Bruce Almighty

Colombiana

Dallas Buyers Club

Dr. Seuss’ The Cat in the Hat

Dr.

If there’s a show you’ve been waiting years to return, chances are it’s coming back in 2025. From “Stranger Things” Season 5, which is expected to premiere later this year, to “Severance” Season 2, some of the biggest and buzziest shows on television are expected to make their returns in this new year.

Part of the reason for this big return has to do with the residual effects of the 2023 WGA and SAG-AFTRA strikes. Those historic Hollywood effects delayed production across the board. While broadcast series were largely able to air new episodes in 2024, prestige streaming and cable shows — which typically take a bit longer to produce on average — needed a bit more time to bounce back.

But bounce back they did. And it’s not just the “White Loti” and “Andors” of the world fans have to look forward to. Do you love procedural classics? New episodes of...

This weekly feature is in addition to TVLine’s daily What to Watch listings and our monthly breakdown of What’s on Streaming.

With over 500 scripted shows now airing across broadcast, cable and streaming, it’s easy to forget that a favorite comedy is returning, or that the new “prestige drama” you anticipated is about to debut. So consider this our reminder to set your DVR, order a Season Pass, pop a fresh Memorex into the Vcr… however it is you roll.

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The year is almost done, Netflix fans. Every month there are some changes to what the giant streams, but something about beginning a new year feels different. Even if you have seen some of the following shows before, you have never seen them in 2025. Not yet anyway.

Netflix goes extra-heavy with new releases at the start of January. There will be new releases throughout the month, but nothing like January 1. You might want to work your monthly calendar around that day alone.

But what is coming out and when? That list is below.

All the new releases coming to Netflix in January 2025January 1

13 Going on 30 (movie)

3 Ninjas: Kick Back (movie)

Apollo 13 (movie)

Blended (movie)

Bruce Almighty (movie)

Colombiana (movie)

Dallas Buyers Club (movie)

Dr. Seuss' The Cat in the Hat (movie)

Dr. Seuss' The Lorax( movie)

Erin Brockovich (movie)

Hotel Transylvania (movie)

Hotel Transylvania 2 (movie)

I Know What You Did Last Summer...

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...

From the creators of “Selling Sunset” and “Selling the Oc” comes “Selling the City.” The series follows a group of agents from real estate brokerage Douglas Elliman. Take a look at my interview with some of the ladies of the group -- Elenora, Abi, Taylor, Jordyn, and Giselle. “Selling the City” arrives on Netflix on

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The Netflix January 2025 originals, movies and TV series have been revealed and can be viewed below. The streaming service has also announced the list of movies and TV series leaving next month.

The Netflix January 2025 schedule includes such titles as Alpha Males Season 3, American Primeval, Back in Action, Cunk on Life, Jerry Springer: Fights, Camera, Action, Love Is Blind: Germany and Mo Season 2.

The Night Agent Season 2

Also coming are The Night Agent Season 2, The Recruit Season 2, Selling the City, The Upshaws Part 6, Wallace & Gromit: Vengeance Most Fowl, WWE Raw, Xo, Kitty Season 2 and more.

The January schedule includes the comedy specials Ari Shaffir: America’s Sweetheart, Gabriel Iglesias: Legend of Fluffy and Liza Treyger: Night Owl.

Netflix January 2025 Schedule

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Cem, scarred by a childhood that crushed his trust in love, runs the “Love Hospital,” until Hazal, who believes in the power of love,...

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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Selling the City. Eleanora in episode 101 of Selling the City. Credit: Courtesy of Netflix/© 2024 Netflix, Inc. Step into the glamorous and cutthroat world of New York City real estate with Netflix’s newest series, Selling the City. From the team behind Selling Sunset and Selling the Oc, this latest installment takes the drama and luxury up a notch as it dives into the fast-paced lives of real estate agents at Douglas Elliman. These sharp, driven agents are navigating one of the most competitive luxury markets in the world—where closing deals on jaw-dropping properties is just part of the story. Beyond the contracts and commissions, the series pulls back the curtain to explore their personal lives, showcasing the triumphs, struggles, and relationships that fuel their success. With New York’s iconic skyline and its most stunning properties as the backdrop, Selling the City brings a dazzling mix of ambition, grit,...

A new real estate reality series will be moving into Netflix right at the top of 2025. The streaming service announced on Dec. 4 that the latest Selling Sunset spinoff, titled Selling the City, makes its premiere on Friday, Jan. 3, 2025. If you have been waiting for more broker drama on your screens, Netflix will be delivering the goods right at the top of the new year.

Like the other two Selling Sunset spinoffs in the franchise, the defunct Selling Tampa and the not-yet-renewed Selling the Oc, the new edition takes place in a new locale in the United States. This time around, the Selling saga is heading up north on the East Coast to New York City, where the Douglas Elliman real estate agents compete over the city's various luxury listings.

Take a closer look at the new show's synopsis via Netflix's press release:

From the creators of Selling Sunset and Selling the Oc...

Selling the City is the newest Selling franchise coming to Netflix after the success of Selling Sunset and Selling the O.C.!

The reality show is a new series following a dynamic group of no-nonsense, kickass agents at Douglas Elliman as they navigate the cutthroat world of luxury real estate in New York City. From intense competition to the fast-paced careers and personal dramas of these agents, Selling The City promises to deliver all the excitement against the stunning backdrop of the city’s real estate landscape.

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The realtors include Eleonora Srugo, Jade Chan, Taylor Middleton, Jordyn Taylor Braff, Abigail Godfrey, Gisselle Meneses-Núñez, Justin Tuinstra and Steve Gold.

All 8 episodes will drop on January 3, 2025.

Find out who might be exiting Selling Sunset ahead of season 9!

Watch the trailer below and see stills in the gallery!

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...

Since 2024 has nearly come to an end, all eyes are on 2025 and what Netflix could have in store for our watch lists in the new year. Because of the dual Hollywood labor strikes that set the industry back many months, fans are still waiting for some of their favorite shows to return with new seasons, but all the waiting will soon pay off in the next 12 months.

Before the ball could even drop and welcome us to 2025, Netflix already got started with revealing a handful of release dates to get fans excited. The Night Agent season 2 will help get the year started on an action-packed note in January, as will the second season of teen rom-com series Xo, Kitty and Harlan Coben's latest mystery limited series Missing You.

The start of the new year also brings some long anticipated titles like Mark L. Smith's Western miniseries American Primeval,...

Two of Netflix’s top unscripted executives, Damla Dogan and Todd Hurvitz, have exited the streamer, TheWrap has learned.

Dogan, who served as director of unscripted originals, and Hurvitz, who was director for nonfiction series, have both exited Netflix as the streamer shakes up its unscripted strategy, an individual with knowledge told TheWrap.

The news comes less than a year after Jeff Gaspin was named as Netflix’s new vice president of unscripted series in February, taking over from former VP of nonfiction Jenn Levy, who left the streamer in January.

Prior to Netflix, Dogan served as SVP of development and programming at E! Entertainment while Hurvitz, who boarded the streamer in August 2021, worked at production companies including Ipc, Brian Graden Media and Truly Original.

Gaspin, who formerly served as chairman of NBC Universal Television Entertainment and built up unscripted programming at NBCUniversal networks VH1, Bravo and NBCU, has emphasized...