Post contributed by Buford Downs
The show I'm really into right now is actually a real estate themed television show called, "Million Dollar Listing." You can find it on the Bravo Channel on Tuesdays evenings at 10 o'clock. The show is set in Los Angeles and follows three of the most successful, young real estate agents in the area as they make small fortunes selling homes in some of the most plush neighborhoods in the country. The show is now going on its fourth season and is currently following Josh Altman, Josh Flagg and Madison Hildebrand. Each season is six episodes long with each episode covering an hour.
I've checked out all three prior seasons on TV By Direct and for whatever reason, I enjoy the aggressive personalities and techniques the agents use to make their sale. Now, if they were my agents, I would change agents the very next day, but for the purposes of reality television, they are perfect. Sometimes they seem like they're a little too over the top for the express purposes of television, but I don't mind this aspect as it is good for a few laughs. It's also shocking to hear what houses go for in the Beverly Hills, Malibu and Hollywood areas. Especially considering you can get bigger houses here in Texas for much, much less. Anyway, if you're looking for an over the top real estate reality show, this is definitely it.
The show I'm really into right now is actually a real estate themed television show called, "Million Dollar Listing." You can find it on the Bravo Channel on Tuesdays evenings at 10 o'clock. The show is set in Los Angeles and follows three of the most successful, young real estate agents in the area as they make small fortunes selling homes in some of the most plush neighborhoods in the country. The show is now going on its fourth season and is currently following Josh Altman, Josh Flagg and Madison Hildebrand. Each season is six episodes long with each episode covering an hour.
I've checked out all three prior seasons on TV By Direct and for whatever reason, I enjoy the aggressive personalities and techniques the agents use to make their sale. Now, if they were my agents, I would change agents the very next day, but for the purposes of reality television, they are perfect. Sometimes they seem like they're a little too over the top for the express purposes of television, but I don't mind this aspect as it is good for a few laughs. It's also shocking to hear what houses go for in the Beverly Hills, Malibu and Hollywood areas. Especially considering you can get bigger houses here in Texas for much, much less. Anyway, if you're looking for an over the top real estate reality show, this is definitely it.
