Christines wedding cake, it emerges, will be black with a white filling dappled with strawberries, to mimic bloodTill-death-do-us-part vibes, she tells a wedding planner, as her slightly dazed-looking fianc looks on. being one of her bridesmaids. Christine (probably correctly) points out that if it were Mary, they probably wouldn't be giving her nearly as much pushback as they gave Davina. The women play a silly card game where they talk about sex stories (Maya: going down on a guy actually tastes gross), dealbreakers (Chrishell: "if they're a cheater or a liar"), drunken moments (Heather peed outside once after leaving a Diddy party), and Amanza has to leave when there's an emergency with her kid. She surprised Selling Sunset fans in July 2021 by going Instagram official with boss Jason Oppenheim. The examples are numerous: I love my money and my money loves me / Cha-ching cha-ching, a woman sings to a monotonous beat; Lets go / Gonna show you what Im all about now / Gonna show you all the things I do / Cause I cant stop the rhythm when its flowing through me and you / Im a money money money money maker, another chants. Netflix. It's owned by a developer who has bought multiple condos from her, and he's thinking of letting her get the listing for his make-or-break deal: This is a massive property that he wants to sell for $80 million to $100 million. The duo have been to the Maldives, Bordeaux, Capri, and other luxury destinations around the world, but they're back to their real life in a gorgeous Hollywood Hills home (which is actually where they live the windows in the shot of the couple walking inside are definitely the same windows. In Season 1 of Selling Sunset, Mary Fitzgerald gave viewers a tour of an incredible property situation on Billionaire's Row, for around $7 million. With a commanding view from Marina del Ray down to Huntington Beach, from as far out as Catalina, you can feel on top of the world. At a new $5.75 million listing, Jason drives Mary and newest Oppenheim, In the office, Chrishell tells bosses Jason and Brett that, since she's moved to her own dream home in the Valley, she'd love to build up business for the Oppenheim group there. Is it? one track asks. And since it's a pocket listing, they don't need to spend any money on marketing. The dress code is "casual," she says at first, before correcting herself to a black and red "sexual cocktail party," so maybe she actually meant what she said about. Netflix's "Selling Sunset" is a reality show about employees at the Oppenheim Group, a real estate brokerage in Los Angeles. Romain hits up the open house with Mary, and they discuss how they're planning a pretty small wedding (about 60 guests). Selling Sunset Season 4: Multi-Million Dollar Houses That Are Property Eye Candy | Tatler Asia The most impressive homes in season 4 of Selling Sunset include a few striking properties that high-profile celebrities like Alesso, Selena Gomez and Tyra Banks once called home 33m. With four bedrooms and five bathrooms, 1233 North Doheny Drive had fewer rooms than other listings on this list. songs that punctuate almost every scene on the show, and which give voice, in their barely sense-making way, to a kind of neoliberal Stockholm syndrome. The home offered views of both downtown Los Angeles and the ocean. While the backyard of the house was large and included a pool and guest house, there was no view of Los Angeles in sight a must for luxury home buyers. Christine naturally makes a splashy entrance, walking down the stairs of a private jet and straight into a Rolls Royce. On the third season of the reality show "Selling Sunset," now streaming on Netflix, Christine, an agent at the Oppenheim Group, a high-end West Hollywood-based real-estate . . Chrishell says it's insulting when people ask how old she is, and they still haven't decided what's right for them. With three bedrooms and three and a half baths, the house was on the smaller side. While at first it seems like she doesn't know what she's doing, she calms down and gets into a groove and once the stress dissipates, she does a great job showing the house. The contrast between the musics blandness and its zealous declarations of fealty to the market economy is stunning. This is a prime moment for discussion about their own wedding dresses, and Chrishell talks about her spaghetti strap feathered gown (and producers show a happy shot of Chrishell and Justin from a magazine spread about their wedding). She said: I am back. But one of its main attractions is its grand staircase. It's a very lovely sentiment, but still doesn't make it less inappropriate that she's having a flirty conversation with her boss. Realtor Mary Fitzgerald mentioned to her client in the show that a few perks of the $9.5 million listing were a flat lot, a cabana, and a pool, but she emphasized that the house needed to be updated. She also asks him to be a part of her bridal party, which is a sweet gesture but raises the question of how Romain must feel about his fiancee's ex (and current boss!) While the conversation veers into second bachelorette territory, Amanza shuts it down immediately (which Chrishell was already trying to do). Chrishell has a hard conversation with her Laurelwood client about why the house isn't selling it's priced a little high, and he agrees to lower it to below $4.5 million and she and Jason agree to re-up their marketing efforts to get the house sold. 1814 N Doheny Dr, Los Angeles, CA 90069 House for rent Request a tour Request to apply Overview Facts and features Price History Nearby schools Neighborhood Similar homes Local legal protections Contact Type: Single Family Residence Cooling: Ceiling Fan, Other It's the bleakest moment of the show so far, especially knowing what's coming, although they both look gorgeous and happy in the photo. The struggle to achieve the most and the best is heard in the near-tuneless, near-identical thrum of the E.D.M. So extra, she agrees, as she walks her fellow Netflix asset through a four-bedroom, three-bath Richard Neutra house that Brown is purportedly considering buying. That being said, the listing seemed most like an actual home, rather than a hotel or museum. According to Metro, Oppenheim shared that the couple who bought the home was "not someone who [he] would class as a celebrity. Since Christine is the resident troublemaker, she brings Davina to check out her engagement party venue (the theme: "sexual. "The old owners had about 500 people here for the after party for the Oscars," Brett Oppenheim said on the show. The client doesn't seem that upset (and he liked the house when Amanza finally showed it to him, after having clearly studied up on its specs, so much that he had Heather put in an offer), but Heather is not pleased that Amanza told him those personal details. Mary, meanwhile, tells Amanza that she and Romain want to cut their invite list a little bit more, and that Romain wants to cut Davina. The twins discuss whether it's embarrassing to send clients to an overpriced listing, and Christine and Maya both stick up for her they're giving Davina a hard time, and you can waste just as much time on a $2 million listing as you can on an $80 million listing. At the time, this was the most expensive house that the team had been approached with. It's still party time, a.k.a. 818 N Doheny Dr APT 1203 West Hollywood, CA 90069 3 beds | 4 baths | 3,114 sqft Brett bought it on 07/01/19 for $2,800,000 It is now listed to rent for $17,995/mo. The stakes are high because the guy is a big property developer, which means they could potentially get millions of dollars of other property to sell for him if this deal works out, but listen Davina knows it's high pressure, and she wants to take on the challenge. Drama of the Day: Chrishell and Heather have a heart to heart about her saga with Christine. 2023 Cond Nast. August 15, 2020 by Hedy Phillips The lavish $75 million home on Netflix's Selling Sunset that Davina Potratz has spent two seasons of the show trying to sell is still on the market, due in. The drama ramps up when a new agent joins the team. He's put a lot of work into the home, spending almost as much pushing back land and building a retaining wall as he did on the actual house, and he's ready to give her the listing even though he wants $5 million and Chrishell doesn't want to go over $4.6 million. However, it wasn't long after that Variety wrote an exclusive piece on the young people who had bought the $35.5 million house, identifying them as Tom and Lisa Bilyeu. Indeed, the property in question is being sold for a whopping $75 million. The brokers square off to sell a spectacular Hollywood Hills home. It's a strange situation, but Romain clearly hangs out with Jason all the time (, Meanwhile, Chrishell finally gets a bite on her Laurelwood property (the $4.6 million Valley house) since it has a basketball court, it's the perfect home for Larsa Pippen, whose son plays basketball at Vanderbilt (his dad is Scottie Pippen). But the cruelty of the cityits ruthlessness and egocentrismemerges on the show in deeper, less intentional ways. Not only do we have spectacular views, we have beautiful homes and great neighbors. Amanza tells Heather her side: That nobody goes into a relationship expecting it to fail, but you have to be more cautious when kids are involved. the massive development the women visited multiple times in season 1. However, owner Adnan Sen, who originally bought the land and built the mansion, seems to think he knows the property's worth and won't let it go for less than what he wants. Mary points out that Christine was pretty judgmental about it being "too soon" when she and Romain got engaged, but she just met this dude and now she's engaged too. A Film Recounts the Imbalances of Obsession, In The Song Is You, the rarefied air of the art world serves as a backdrop for the complicated relationship between a would-be stalker and the couple she is following. Plus, "I had not seen Romain be so shirtless and passionate," she jokes. The bad news: The property isn't really worth that much, so it'll be a tricky deal. After Jason Oppenheim revealed he sold the house in season three, we're waiting to see if any listings in seasons four and five will beat this one. Season 2 includes the addition of a new cast member, some even higher-profile properties one of the agents nabs a massive $75 million Beverly Hills compound suitable for a billionaire and a cameo from another reality TV franchise. "I don't hold grudges, sorry, I'm a Christian, I believe in forgiveness," she says just after getting into a fight with her supposed best friend about something that happened a year ago. "Is Adnan a really nice guy and not as scary as he seems on the show? There have been a lot of sweeping Los Angeles drone shots this season, but you know what else this show about immense wealth needs? The morning after the bachelorette party, Mary complains of being incredibly hungover when Chrishell and Amanza visit (though she is in full glam and looks just as radiant as she did the night before). 1 2 3 4 5 6 8 Next Jason Oppenheim, one of the founders of the agency, introduced his team to the property on Season 1 of "Selling Sunset," showing off the home's entire 20,000 square feet. Over on Doheny, Heather has the Pistachio King over to the same house for a third time because he's worried that the house built on the property below his will block the view. Unsurprisingly, Romain is not okay with getting married in his fiancee's ex-boyfriend's home. A party! The private backyard boasts a glass tile infinity edge pool, spa and lounge area. With a mini golf course on the second floor, an infinity pool, and great views of the city, the "Burgers and Botox" house falls in the middle for extravagance on this list. Later, Davina stumbles her way through the conversation you can tell she was nervous for this part, since she's usually very composed and eventually the client agrees to give her a three-month "pocket listing" a.k.a. It's also set across four floors, and has a priceless view. It's beach party time, and everyone brings booze to hang out at the beach. While the homes The Oppenheim Group represent aren't exactly my cup of tea, nothing entertains me quite like the combination of reality television drama and luxury real estate. Mary's stressed out about the wedding venue falling through, so Jason texts Lizzie (she of the $10 million Doheny house) to see if Mary can get married there. Christine asks Chrishell what she's doing on her Sunday off, and Chrishell seems distracted as she mentions that she and Justin were planning to have a few drinks and go drunk shopping, because it's a silly fun thing they like to do. Mary and Chrishell have a girl talk moment of their own over some Oppenheim-branded wine at the office, where Mary fills Chrishell in on her fight with Christine, and Chrishell asks her if she even wants Christine at the wedding: "I don't know," she says ominously as the screen fades to black. This 3,544-square-foot home has all the lavish amenities you could ask for, including a swimmer's lap pool, home media room, guest house, city views, and lush renovations. With a 15-car garage, a 150-foot linear pool, and a 360-degree view of Los Angeles from the rooftop deck, 8409 Hillside Avenue was one of the Oppenheim Group's most extravagant listings but also one of the most difficult to sell because of its $40 million listing price. In season one of Selling Sunset, viewers are introduced to a $40 million house the Oppenheim group is building, and for which all the agents are instructed to find a buyer. Eh, probably not. In order to create the perfect view, the builders had to remove the power lines from the surrounding area, which cost $400,000. Youre just a fly on the wall, capturin, By this point, were well-acquainted with the controversial hypothesis of Love is Blind: is it possible to fall deeply in love with a total stranger and, Spoilers ahead for episodes 1-5. He writes on LinkedIn that he is the CEO at Beauty Supply Warehouse and a Pistachio Grower. . That's definitely an activity that plenty of women do on a bachelorette party, but who knows. Yet, designed by famous architect Harry Gesner in the 1950s, this home made up for its lack of bedrooms with its design. Oh, its actually cold, one guest yelps, flinching as the flakes continue to come down. All of this comes together at a ceremony meant to resemble a gothic winter wonderland, filmed for the eighth and final episode of the season. She shows off her giant engagement ring and her new man but just know that said man, Christian, gets a closeup of his own only AFTER the bling. Despite its size and lot, this one falls into the middle tier of "Selling Sunset" listings. In an exclusive interview and photoshoot, Selling Sunset star Jason Oppenheim has welcomed HELLO! But it comes with the territory literally, as "Selling Sunset" takes places within the most expensive neighborhoods of Los Angeles. If Looks Could Sell. Amanza stops by to help decorate, and they celebrate together. Selling Sunset, which finished filming before the pandemic began, attempts a brief nod to this issue in an episode that finds Chrishell organizing a charity auction for the homeless, albeit one doubling as an open house for a 4.4-million-dollar property that she is trying to sell in Studio City. Selling Sunset: The Most Expensive Mansions Sold On The Show So Far. At Heathers brokers open, Christine shows her and Davina a photo from Mary's insta featuring a group of girls in front of a stripper pole. At the reception which, if you were wondering if some lunatic would pause to count the place settings to find out how many people made the guest list in the end, this lunatic did, and the table sat 50 guests plus 10 members of the wedding party Chrishell is in party mode, Maya's bummed because she can't have booze, and Heather records a video for Tarek. Chrishell overhears, and brings Mary over to squash the beef before it gets out of control. Christine showed the house to Christan, who is a retired software engineer. On the show, viewers see Adnan seemingly giving Davina a hard time about not being able to sell the house. When reality TV hosts talk about the most dramatic season yet, their exclamations are typicall, The first time Kelly Mi Li ever tried therapy, she invited the world to watch. SELLING Sunset star Christine Quinn lives in a stunning $5 million mansion featuring an infinity edge pool, breathtaking Los Angeles views and more with her husband Christian Richard. As for how the "Selling Sunset"agents make money, according to the Radio Times, they don't actually receive a salary from the Oppenheim Group. Created by Award-Winning Harrison Design+Assoc, the striking facade is a virtual wall of windows providing endless views + abundant light throughout. But they did have a reality TV-ready confrontation, and that's what's important here. So not only is this a vague recollection that Heather is passing on, she doesn't remember the exact wording and she also doesn't remember who said it. The luxury property is situated in the Hollywood Hills. Mary starts to cry as she spills the news, but Davina tells her that Christine already told her (and, by the way, she's not very happy that Mary told their friends before her and that Chrishell gets to go). (If you suspected this will be an ongoing source of problems, you would be correct!). The home in question boasts, per PopSugar, being in the heart of Los Angeles, yet still manages to remain pretty quiet and serene. Then again, the biggest drama of season 1 revolved around Christine jumping to Mary's defense in a fight Mary clearly didn't care that much about, so why wouldn't season 2 have just as nonsensical a conflict? "babe") calls to tell her that they got Lizzie's Doheny listing. With five bedrooms and nine bathrooms, this listing was high on the list for the number of rooms. The first season of Netflix's real estate, The second season doubles down on that drama, and it's all made even juicier thanks to the fact that. The house, located on North Doheny Drive, features five bedrooms and six bathrooms and boasts an incredible view. Maya pauses just long enough before responding that you know she thinks that's a ridiculous comparison, but it seems to go right over Heather's head as she continues talking about how being a stepmom has made her think that she might not want kids of her own. The women become upset that Mary is given the offices prize listings, purportedly because she used to date Jason. Listed at just over $5. I feel stupid for that." ), As promised, Christine's party has fire dancers, a zebra, a black and red theme, and even a sweet delivery of red roses from Chrishell before the party starts. This gorgeous Malibu beachfront backdrop isn't just for that insane fight, it's for ~more drama~, this time about Mary and Romain's wedding. 1 day ago, by Eden Arielle Gordon 34. Eventually, she bolts, but the conversation continues and Christine continues to go off, eventually saying that when Mary doesn't talk straight it makes her look like a "fucking idiot." His family's flown in from France, her family's flown in from wherever they're from, and the cast gets prime seats close to the front. Mary tells everyone not to tell Davina because she wants the news to come from her out of respect, and that she'd been putting off the conversation because she was hoping to change Romain's mind.
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