Both presentations focal point on high-end real property, however star J.B. Andreassi says 'Selling the Hamptons' stands out from the pageant.
Whether you tune in to see the homes, or to watch the agents get fascinated by drama, there is not any denying that real property reality displays are here to stay. While Million Dollar Listing Los Angeles and its spinoff, Million Dollar Listing New York, have been two of the first unscripted actual property displays to in reality take off, some of the most popular fresh choices have aired on streamers, like Selling Sunset and Selling Tampa.
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Though the aforementioned Netflix shows spotlight two separate brokerages in wildly different real estate markets, Selling Tampa is regarded as to be a by-product of Selling Sunset.
Now that Selling the Hamptons has officially debuted on Discovery Plus, lovers might be wondering if the New York-based series is additionally a by-product of Selling Sunset. Both of the shows are about actual estate, they usually proportion similar titles, however are they part of the similar franchise?
Nest Seekers International agent and Selling the Hamptons celebrity J.B. Andreassi spoke exclusively with Distractify about why the new show stands out from all of the competition.
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Is 'Selling the Hamptons' related to 'Selling Sunset'? Both displays are about actual estate.
Though the titles of the displays are moderately equivalent — they usually both characteristic the luxury actual property markets in two areas concentrated with high-net-worth folks — Selling Sunset and Selling the Hamptons aren't at once related.
While Selling Tampa used to be regarded as to be a spinoff of Selling Sunset, Selling the Hamptons stands on its own. The Florida- and Los Angeles-based shows air on Netflix, whilst the New York display is exclusively on Discovery Plus.
The agents on Selling Sunset work for The Oppenheim Group brokerage (and the Selling Tampa personalities are at Allure Realty), whilst the Discovery Plus stars are a part of Nest Seekers International.
Selling the Hamptons will highlight the most up-to-date peak selling season, which happened between Memorial Day and Labor Day in 2021.
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'Selling the Hamptons' famous person J.B. Andreassi shared how the show is other from different actual estate systems.
Though the title of the new series is paying homage to other actual estate presentations now we have noticed sooner than, agent J.B. famous that Selling the Hamptons stands out from the leisure in different key ways.
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"Our show is real. It's authentic. I can't speak for the other shows, but we actually live and breathe this thing — day to day, minute to minute," J.B. stated about why Selling the Hamptons offers a "different" standpoint on the typical actual property truth display format.
The agent, who was once born and raised in Southampton, also famous that the real estate marketplace in the common summer destination is completely distinctive.
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"It's really challenging for younger agents and brokers to break into the Hamptons market," he published. "A lot of our clients are more private, they don't like the limelight, and they try to get away from that because they're faced with it in New York City — which is where they reside for eight months of the year. They come out to the Hamptons escape that."
"It's challenging for us to really make a difference and compete against some of the brokers out here that have been doing it for 30 or 40 years," he added.
Several of the 'Selling the Hamptons' agents first seemed on 'Million Dollar Beach House.'
Though Selling the Hamptons is a brand-new sequence, Netflix subscribers will recognize J.B. and his co-stars Michael Fulfree, Peggy Zabakolas, and Jimmy Giugliano (who seems as a visitor) from Million Dollar Beach House.
Like Selling the Hamptons, Million Dollar Beach House additionally followed a group of Hamptons-based Nest Seekers agents as they attempted to transfer houses all through the top selling season. Million Dollar Beach House ran for one season in 2020.
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While the display didn't return to Netflix for a second season, three of the main stars did continue to film for the upcoming Discovery Plus collection (agent Noel Roberts is not a part of Selling the Hamptons). The returning brokers are joined by Bianca D'Alessio, Kenny Arias, and Mia Calabrese on Selling the Hamptons.
New episodes of Selling the Hamptons debut on Thursdays on Discovery Plus.
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