Netflix reality show Buying Beverly Hills is a wholesome series about a family of property agents, with some ‘amazing real estate porn’ thrown in
- The show follows in the footsteps of Selling Sunset and Selling The OC, and focuses on Mauricio Umansky and his daughters as they sell multimillion-dollar homes
- Expect aerial views of LA, jaw-dropping mansions and beautiful people, but also moving moments, as the cameras depict the day-to-day reality of the trio
As one of the biggest players in global luxury real estate, Mauricio Umansky has never had the time or inclination to check out real estate shows such as Selling Sunset and Selling The OC on Netflix.
Umansky, the gregarious owner of luxury real estate company The Agency, which is headquartered in Beverly Hills, Los Angeles, has carved out a reputation as the go-to guy for high-net-worth individuals, claiming to have sold more US$20 million and US$100 million homes than anyone else in the United States.
One of his more noteworthy transactions was the March 2022 sale – in the US$100 million price range – of the Playboy Mansion.
He is married to Kyle Richards – one of the stars of reality show The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills – and has four daughters, two of whom work at The Agency.
The eight-episode Buying Beverly Hills, which dropped on November 4 (Hong Kong release date to be confirmed), has all of the typical features of a high-end real estate show – think gorgeous aerial views of Los Angeles at sunset set to a soundtrack of heart-thumping hip-hop music.
