Ryan Serhant, the big boss of SERHANT. brokerage, just scored a major deal: his own TV show! The famous real estate mogul will star in “Owning Manhattan,” a thrilling peek into the fast-paced world of New York City’s luxury real estate. This Reality Series is Premiering on Netflix on June 28, 2024. This reality series will tag along with Serhant and his top-notch team as they hustle to snag the city’s most lavish listings.
In this Netflix original, Serhant, known for his roles in “Million Dollar Listing New York” and “Sell it Like Serhant,” steps into the spotlight once again. He promises that “Owning Manhattan” will shake up real estate TV. If you’re a fan of shows like “Selling Sunset” or “Succession,” this one’s for you. It took two years to make, capturing all the excitement and challenges of building a real estate empire in the Big Apple.
What is Owning Manhattan all about?
The series follows Serhant’s quest to dominate the market alongside his dedicated team. With eight episodes packed with drama and ambition, viewers will witness the highs and lows of chasing New York City’s most exclusive properties. And Serhant isn’t alone in this adventure; he’s backed by a team of agents determined to make SERHANT. brokerage number one in the world.
Who is behind the creation of Owning Manhattan?
“Owning Manhattan” is produced by World of Wonder and boasts an impressive lineup of executive producers. Fenton Bailey, Randy Barbato, Tom Campbell, Bianca Barnes-Williams, and Kelly Montalvo are at the helm, ensuring viewers get an unforgettable glimpse into the high-stakes world of NYC real estate.
Ryan Serhant and Netflix
At 39, Ryan Serhant is no stranger to the spotlight. He left “Million Dollar Listing” in 2022 after making waves on the Emmy-nominated Bravo series. Off-screen, Serhant tied the knot with lawyer Emilia Bechrakis in 2016, with their wedding documented in the mini-series “Million Dollar Listing New York: Ryan’s Wedding.” Their family expanded with the arrival of their daughter, 5-year-old Zena. And let’s not forget their impressive $7.8 million Brooklyn townhouse renovation, featured on “Million Dollar Listing: Ryan’s Renovation” in 2021.
