Selling Sunset

A team of high-end agents at The Oppenheim Group showcase Los Angeles mansions to wealthy buyers while juggling their personal lives. The series follows listings, open houses, negotiations and closings, but the focus is as much on the agents as the properties. Office alliances, rivalries and romantic entanglements spill into work, turning client meetings and showings into scenes of tension and glamour. You get glossy interiors and aerial shots of LA, alongside the everyday drama of a competitive sales floor where image, commission and friendships influence every deal.

Created by Adam DiVello, Selling Sunset premiered on Netflix in 2019. The reality show was developed for streaming and centers on the brokerage run by twins Jason and Brett Oppenheim, with a rotating ensemble of agents in Los Angeles.

The series left a visible mark on social media and fashion, with fans quoting scenes, sharing outfit moments and following cast members beyond the show. It helped push luxury real estate into mainstream streaming conversation, made certain listings viral, and boosted the public profiles of several agents who became influencers in their own right.

Critical and viewer response has been mixed to favorable, reflected in an average score of 6.5 out of 10 from user votes. Reviews often point to the show's glossy production values and addictive interpersonal conflict, while noting uneven storytelling and staged moments typical of reality TV. Recurring themes include status signaling, workplace politics, personal branding and how relationships shape a high-stakes sales environment.

The series hasn't won major industry awards, and its recognition has been driven more by audience engagement than by trophies. Its popularity is visible in multiple renewed seasons and strong streaming viewership, which have turned cast members into recognizable personalities and sparked wider interest in real estate-focused reality programming.