
Dig Deep into the many seasons of Million Dollar Listing, from LA to NY, SF to Miami! Bravo's MDL vault offers the best of real estate, with all the deals and drama.
The agents document their lives in lockdown, they learn how to navigate a new world; a fleeing New Yorker tasks Tyler with selling her flamboyantly Floridian apartment; Ryan brings on a team member; Fredrik encounters some glitches.
As New Yorkers return to the city, Ryan reveals major news; Steve unveils his impressive renovation at the iconic Ansonia; stuck in LA, Fred experiments with a robot-driven private showing; Tyler navigates a Southern Belle with seller's remorse.
Tyler heads to Harlem to sell a huge family home; Kemba and Tyler throw a psychic-themed Open House; Ryan sets up tours which feature a Lamborghini; Steve invites New York City socialite Dorinda Medley to help spread the word about Wiltsie.
As real estate outside Manhattan continues to explode, KJ returns to her hometown of Rye, N.Y., for a coveted listing and secures the help of her interior designer mom to bring in potential buyers.
Fredrik is assigned a live-in sale situation for a $15 million luxury penthouse; inspired by his friend in the Berkshires, Dorinda Medley, Steve stages a splashy open house at his upstate farm and invites an unimpressed KJ to take a walk in the mud.
Team Serhant hosts private showings with an Australian buyer who has never visited New York but is willing to purchase property over FaceTime if Ryan can meet his demands; the virtual showings take them across the city to one of KJ's listings.
Fredrik is inspired to find a new shelter for homeless LGBTQ+ teens; Tyler campaigns to sell an Upper West Side townhouse by banking on some personal ties; KJ enlists the help of her younger brother, Alex, in the hopes of attracting younger buyers.
When NBA player Kris Humphries shows an interest in James and David's listing, the Brits seek to steal the deal; MLB player Brian Wilson makes quirky demands, throwing Josh Altman off his game; Josh Flagg's client has a tiny budget.