'Selling the Hamptons' Season 2 Sneak Peek: Inside the $150 Million Mansions | IR1II7D | 2024-03-02 13:08:01
Selling the Hamptons is back for its much-anticipated sophomore season on Max — with the docudrama following seven agents from Nest Seekers International who go head-to-head to make their mark in the elite East Coast market throughout a highly-competitive and brief promoting season. And the real estate race is off to a quick start.
"This season is about pushing boundaries. Anticipate the sudden, as a result of the stakes have never been larger," Eddie Shapiro, founder of Nest Seekers International, solely tells Us Weekly.
With final yr's gross sales reaching $5.5 billion, the competitors this season is fierce. Season 2 is brimming with high-stakes dealings with properties valued at over $100 million, showcasing the luxurious life of billionaires and their extravagant estates.
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Among the many luxe properties embrace the $150 million La Dune compound and a rare $50 million estate offering panoramic views of the Hamptons — giving fans an inside take a look at what it's wish to reside the excessive life.
"Selling the Hamptons distinguishes itself via its concentrate on larger, costlier properties and dealings with multi-billionaires," Shapiro adds. "It uniquely tells the story of the Hamptons, a locale where the actual property market is unparalleled. In contrast to L.A., the Hamptons gives an unique look into a personal society that has traditionally shunned cameras, offering viewers with a rare glimpse inside its gates."
And the personalities are simply as huge because the mansions. Newcomers Dylan Eckardt and Ashley Allen promise to shake issues up, challenging traditions.
"I don't play by the previous rules — I rewrite them," Eckardt tells Us.
Recognized for his dangerous boy persona, Eckardt's conflicts with fellow agent Michael Fulfree will take middle stage.
"Our falling out happened before we really knew each other. While tv amplifies drama, Mike and I keep a superb friendship off-camera," Eckardt reveals. "Initially, there was pressure because he feared my return may influence his business and you will notice that play out on the present."
Allen, for her half, provides a touch of mischief. "Consider me as the secret ingredient in this season's drama," she laughs. "Don't worry, I'll be certain that to spice it up."
Mia Calabrese, one of the present's unique stars, brings glamour and grit.
"I grew up in an immigrant family on the Southside of Chicago. I used to be taught that onerous work, persistence, and tenacity are crucial for fulfillment," Calabrese tells Us. "Confidence is half the battle in real estate, and shoppers can sense that power. Whenever you look good, you are feeling good."
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Peggy Zabakolas, another powerhouse real estate player, shares her journey from aspiring lawyer to luxurious real estate mogul, pushed by a ardour for helping households discover their dream houses.
"To me, a house is among the most essential purchases in your life each financially and personally. Being part of that journey, while also displaying lovely houses all day is a no brainer!" she says.
Zabakolas explains: "We are a gaggle of pals that began off as colleagues, introduced collectively by this unique expertise. While we might not all the time see eye to eye, solely the few of us share this journey — the great, the dangerous, and every thing in between. In order that naturally bonds us for life, proper? I do assume you'll be stunned to see how some friendships advanced over this season although!"
Prime promoting broker and actuality present alum Bianca D'Alessio admits she's grown lots since fans met her during season 1.
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"Probably the most difficult half about having my professional and personal life aired on television was embracing the vulnerability that comes together with the job," she tells Us. "I keep in mind in the first few weeks of filming season 1 I was nervous to open up, scared to make a mistake or say one thing personally that would harm me professionally. But the biggest reward has been embracing just that — being utterly authentic, transparent and weak for the viewers."
And the present isn't just concerning the over-the-top houses, she says, but the business behind the promoting worth.
"What I really like about our present, compared to lots of other actual estate tv out there, is that it showcases the artwork of the deal," D'Alessio adds. "Our shoppers within the Hamptons are a few of the richest individuals on the planet, which suggests they know the best way to earn a living, are shrewd business individuals and tactful negotiators. As a way to service these shoppers correctly, we must be meticulous, relentless, artistic and strategic."
Season 2 of Selling the Hamptons starts streaming on Max Friday, March 1.
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