“Selling the Hamptons” returns for its second season on Max, featuring seven ambitious real estate agents from Nest Seekers International competing in the high-stakes market of the Hamptons, with last year’s sales reaching $5.5 billion and properties this season valued over $100 million. The show promises to push boundaries and showcase the luxurious lifestyles of billionaires, offering viewers an exclusive look into the opulent estates and the competitive world of high-end real estate in the Hamptons.
“Selling the Hamptons” returns for its second season on Max, featuring seven Nest Seekers International agents competing in the high-stakes, luxurious real estate market of the Hamptons, with this season promising even more lavish properties, fierce competition, and personal drama among the agents.
Oh boy, “Selling the Hamptons” is making a grand return for its second season on Max. Picture this: seven agents from Nest Seekers International, all vying to dominate the East Coast’s elite market. It’s a real estate race that’s kicked off with a bang.
“This season is all about pushing boundaries,” says Eddie Shapiro, the big boss at Nest Seekers. He’s hinting at a season filled with surprises and stakes sky-high.
Last year, these agents closed deals worth a whopping $5.5 billion. This season? They’re dealing with properties that scream luxury, with price tags north of $100 million. Imagine the kind of life where a $150 million compound or a $50 million estate with jaw-dropping views is just another Tuesday.
Shapiro points out, “Selling the Hamptons” isn’t your average real estate show. It dives into the world of multi-billionaires and their jaw-dropping properties. It’s a peek into a society that’s usually off-limits, making it all the more intriguing.
Enter the scene: newcomers Dylan Eckardt and Ashley Allen, ready to stir the pot. “I don’t play by the old rules — I rewrite them,” declares Eckardt, setting the stage for some major drama.
Eckardt’s rivalry with Michael Fulfree is set to take center stage. Despite their on-screen drama, Eckardt reveals they’re actually good friends off-camera. “Our falling out happened before we truly knew each other,” he shares.
Allen adds a dash of mischief to the mix. “Think of me as the secret ingredient in this season’s drama,” she laughs, promising to spice things up.
Mia Calabrese, returning from the first season, brings her unique blend of glamour and grit. “Confidence is half the battle in real estate,” she says, emphasizing the importance of hard work and persistence.
Peggy Zabakolas shares her journey from aspiring attorney to real estate mogul. “To me, a home is one of the most important purchases in your life,” she explains, highlighting her passion for helping families find their dream homes.
The cast, a mix of friends and colleagues, shares a unique bond forged through their shared experiences. “While we may not always see eye to eye, only the few of us share this journey,” Zabakolas adds, hinting at evolving friendships in the new season.
Bianca D’Alessio, another top-selling broker, opens up about the challenges of having her life on display. “The most challenging part was embracing the vulnerability,” she admits. Yet, she finds reward in being authentic and transparent with viewers.
D’Alessio also sheds light on what sets their show apart. “It showcases the art of the deal,” she says, emphasizing the need to be meticulous, relentless, creative, and strategic to meet the demands of their wealthy clients.
And just like that, “Selling the Hamptons” Season 2 is set to stream on Max starting Friday, March 1. Get ready for a season filled with luxury, drama, and high stakes.
