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The highly competitive world of New York City real estate is back for Owning Manhattan Season 2, and Ryan Serhant is as determined as ever to break as many records as possible — even if it means breaking friendships in the process. The new eight-episode season, which is streaming now, picks up where the last left off, with Serhant signing a brand-new Billionaires’ Row tower — but who will he entrust to sell it? Day 1 employees must compete against industry-renowned agents to prove to Serhant that they deserve the best of the best in real estate. And that doesn’t just mean zip codes across the five boroughs. “It’s not just New York City this season,” Serhant previously told Tudum. “It’s about building an empire.” Some of the team go to Miami for new listings, like the Mercedes-Benz residences, which brings fierce competition and reignites old rivalries. Keep reading to learn more about Serhant and the group of agents competing to earn his respect — and multimillion-dollar contracts (preferably at the same time). Popular Now News When Does Stranger Things 5 Vol. 2 Come Out? Dec. 1 A grandfather clock in the attic of the Creel House in 'Stranger Things' Deep Dive Sean Combs: The Reckoning Is a Sweeping Examination of the Hip-Hop Mogul Dec. 3 A black and white photo of Sean Combs staring at the vi with his head in his hands. Explainer The Abandons Fiery Ending Explained Dec. 4 Gillian Anderson as Constance Van Ness and Lena Headey as Fiona Nolan in 'The Abandons' News The Peaky Blinders Will Return in The Immortal Man in March Dec. 5 A man in a dark overcoat stands in profile against a worn brick wall in a dimly lit setting, creating a moody and introspective atmosphere. Smiling man with gray hair in a maroon suit sits indoors with a bright, modern cityscape visible through large windows behind him; the setting is professional and upbeat. Ryan Serhant Team Serhant About Ryan Serhant, CEO of his eponymous brokerage, has closed more than $10 billion in sales and represented clients in record-breaking deals across the country — including the sale of the most expensive home ever sold in Florida for just under $140 million. In September 2020, Ryan launched SERHANT., which has since expanded to eight states, amassed more than 8 million followers across all social platforms, and produced award-winning marketing content and PR campaigns. “We go from basically 300 agents in Season 1 to crossing 1,000 agents in Season 2,” he tells Tudum. Ryan lives in Brooklyn with his wife, Emilia, and their daughter, Zena. Follow Ryan Serhant Woman in a red dress sits smiling in a modern apartment with large windows, city skyline view, and stylish decor, creating a bright, welcoming, and elegant atmosphere. Chloe Tucker Team Chloe Tucker Caine About Chloe Tucker Caine is a Broadway actor turned broker. Originally from a fashion-focused family in Los Angeles, Chloe began her career starring on Broadway in Mamma Mia! before falling in love with the fast-paced world of real estate. (She’s been known to use her musical skills in selling townhouses.) After returning from maternity leave, Chloe continues to break records throughout the city for her luxury sales, rental, and new development clients. As far as her friendship with “soulmate” Jade Shenker, time will tell if their relationship can mend after last season’s drama. Chloe currently lives in Flatiron with her husband, daughter, and toy poodle sidekick, Sadie. Follow Chloe Tucker A woman in a fur coat and pink dress walks past a blue car decorated with colorful flowers on a city street, creating a vibrant, lively, and fashionable urban scene. Jade Shenker Team Serhant About Jade Shenker is a commercial real estate strategist and socialite who’s made her name as a Top 30 Under 30 real estate industry disrupter and adviser. Since founding the brokerage’s commercial division with almost a quarter billion dollars in active listings, she has managed over $650 million in luxury assets, with notable achievements in restructuring, repositioning, and remarketing projects. Jade joined Ryan’s team focusing on commercial, investment, and ultra-luxurious unique assets. Raised by a real estate investment–focused family, she’s served as a board member for planning and zoning committees in South Florida, and remains on the East Village block association where her family still owns property. After a difficult divorce, Jade is more ready than ever to prove what she’s made of this season. Follow Jade Shenker Two men in suits have a serious discussion in a modern office with framed articles on the wall, books, and documents on a cabinet, suggesting a professional and formal atmosphere. Nile Lundgren Team Lundgren About Nile Lundgren is a leading real estate expert with more than $500 million in sales and over a decade of experience representing buyers, sellers, and developers across New York City, Florida, and Connecticut. Nile specializes in the high-end luxury and new development sectors and has done hundreds of deals all over the city. He is also a TV personality who has appeared on several news media segments. Nile is fluent in Spanish — something he puts to use when the brokerage heads to Miami this season. After living in Manhattan for a decade, he now resides in Williamsburg, Brooklyn. Follow Nile Lundgren A well-dressed man smiles while conversing with a woman at an elegant indoor party; warm lighting and stylish decor create a sophisticated, relaxed atmosphere. Jordan March Team Empire Collective About Jordan March has been at SERHANT. since the beginning and is now a managing partner of the Empire Collective Team. “I put in so much work to build this company alongside Ryan,” he says. With 16 years in the real estate industry, he has closed over $1 billion in sales. One of Jordan’s long-term goals is to help minimize the negative environmental impact of buildings by using a conscious approach to energy conservation, green technology, and sustainable architectural design and development. He also has an interest in new development, something he’s hungry for in Season 2 — but will he get the listings he believes he deserves? Follow Jordan March Smiling woman with long blonde hair in a blue dress sits in a modern, brightly lit living room with contemporary furniture and a cityscape visible through large windows, creating a cheerful and welcoming mood. Jessica Taylor Team Kantha About Jessica Taylor leads the new development division of the Kantha team, leveraging her extensive experience in new construction. While she specializes in luxury sales and new development properties, she’s worked with buyers and sellers at every price point and has been involved in more than $500 million in sales. Upon completing her studies at Oxford Brookes University in England, she worked for UBS in London until she relocated to the company’s New York branch in 2014. As a New York City resident for more than 11 years, she’s a proud Gramercy homeowner — and also has two pet llamas in the UK. Follow Jessica Taylor Man in black leather jacket sits relaxed on a green couch in a modern office, with desk, lamp, and computer screens in the background, creating a casual and upbeat mood. Jordan Hurt Team Serhant About Jordan Hurt is a trusted real estate adviser with 11 years of industry experience and more than $200 million in sales. An expert in new development projects and luxury properties, Jordan leverages his diverse industry experience to ensure his clients are always put in the best position to achieve their goals, which is why Ryan tapped him for the Miami project. “It’s a gay city and these are my people,” Jordan says. Originally from Ohio, Jordan previously worked as Ryan’s assistant before launching his own real estate career. He regularly volunteers at The Center: Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, and Transgender Community Center in NYC and is in the process of creating his own cosmetics line. He currently lives in downtown Manhattan with his French bulldog, Pedro. Follow Jordan Hurt Woman in a vibrant pink dress with dramatic floral sleeves sits smiling in a modern, bright room with large windows, city skyline view, plants, and stylish decor, creating a cheerful, elegant, and welcoming atmosphere. Genesis Suero Team Lundgren About In addition to being an accomplished realtor, Genesis Suero is also a TV journalist with Telemundo, and won the title of Miss New York USA in 2018. The Dominican Republic–born realtor is a member of the Lundgren Team led by Nile Lundgren, where she serves as his right hand, partner, and a star seller with a sales record of several million dollars. After immigrating to the US when she was 13, Suero now uses her career in real estate to help other immigrants navigate the city's intricate home-buying processes. Follow Genesis Suero Woman with long hair in a red outfit stands confidently in a warm, modern kitchen with people socializing in the background, creating a lively, stylish, and inviting atmosphere. Jess Markowski Team Bogard New York About Jessica Markowski is a real estate agent who was born and raised in New York City. A certain podcast recording might’ve positioned her as the office’s resident pot stirrer, but she’s back this season to make amends and close listings. Jessica has built a substantial online following through her work on several projects, including Screenshop (a company co-founded by Kim Kardashian and sold to Snapchat in 2021), for which she serves as the head of communications. Jessica enjoys spending time with her family and her cavapoo, Romeo. Follow Jess Markowski Smiling woman with long black hair in a bright yellow top sits in a modern, sunlit room with abstract art and a cityscape view, creating a cheerful and welcoming atmosphere. Tricia Lee Team Tricia Lee About An accomplished entrepreneur and a prominent voice within the local brokerage and business communities, Tricia Lee is the founder and leader of the Tricia Lee Team at SERHANT. After breaking into the industry with record-breaking first-year sales numbers at her former brokerage, Tricia went on to sell over $200 million in her solo career. before jumping to SERHANT. At the brokerage, she leads Team Tricia Lee with a focus on home sales and luxury rentals alongside her partner and fiancé, Jeffrey St.Arromand. The two have big dreams to break into Manhattan after dominating Brooklyn real estate for years. Follow Tricia Lee Smiling man holding phone sits at a wooden table indoors, conversing with another person; casual, modern office or lounge environment with relaxed, friendly mood. Peter Zaitzeff Team Zaitzeff About A leading authority on luxury and new development, Peter Zaitzeff joined the team for Season 2 of Owning Manhattan. According to Ryan’s Russian-speaking driver, the name Zaitzeff translates to “Sexy Rabbit,” which is fitting as he’s known for selling some pretty hot listings. Peter has closed more than $4.8 billion in sales — including a record-breaking $60 million sale of 150 Charles Street #9A in Season 2, the highest sale ever recorded below 34th Street in Manhattan. When he’s not closing deals, he’s spending time with his two sons in Tribeca or running ultramarathons. He co-founded the Kabuki Syndrome Foundation on his behalf of one of his sons, which has raised more than $5 million for treatment research. Follow Peter Zaitzeff Two people wearing hard hats in a construction site, one in a suit and the other in a black jacket, discussing with smiles, holding documents, exposed walls and unfinished environment, creating a collaborative and optimistic mood. Jeffrey St. Arromand Team Tricia Lee About Jeffrey St. Arromand is a three-time Emmy Award–winning sports television producer and a leading partner of the successful Tricia Lee team, together having been responsible for $300 million in sales. Jeffrey is a public speaker, who has shared his expertise on real estate trends, marketing, storytelling, and brand development. A Brooklyn native, Jeffrey holds a bachelors’s degree in broadcast journalism from Florida A&M University. He is fluent in French and his interests include traveling and spending time with family, including his daughter, Addison, and his fiancée, Tricia Lee.

When Owning Manhattan returns to Netflix for Season 2 on December 5, viewers will get more than sweeping penthouse shots and backstage drama. They’ll get an intimate, unfiltered look at how some of the world’s top real estate brokers operate under extreme pressure and at the center of that storm is SERHANT. power broker Nile Lundgren. The New York–based luxury agent, who has quietly built a reputation as one of the city’s most disciplined and high-performing dealmakers, says the show didn’t change who he is. But it did force him to elevate everything. “When millions of people are watching you move through real negotiations, real tension, and real relationships, you’re forced to elevate every part of your operation,” he says. “The cameras don’t change the way I sell, but they do change the level of accountability.” That intensity is a running theme for Lundgren, from his earliest days in the industry to the mega-deals that put him on the national map. A fast start and a taste for high stakes Lundgren’s first day in real estate set the tone for the career that followed. His very first showing became his very first closing. “The rush from that moment was insane: the pressure, the stakes, the immediacy of it,” he recalls. “I knew right then this was my arena.” It didn’t take long for him to realize that he wanted to go beyond the typical sales track. “I wanted to sell the most expensive thing you can sell,” he says. “High pressure, high stakes, high reward… that’s when I knew real estate wasn’t just a job, it was my path.” The mindset behind elite performance New York has no shortage of driven agents, but Lundgren credits one single trait for separating the top professionals from everyone else: relentless consistency. “Every day, I wake up as if nothing is guaranteed, because in this business, nothing is,” he says. “You need a fighter’s mentality with a surgeon’s discipline.” A piece of advice from brokerage founder Ryan Serhant sits at the center of that philosophy: What got you here won’t get you there. “That mindset keeps me evolving, sharpening, learning, and refusing to get comfortable,” Lundgren says. “Comfort kills careers.” The breakthrough: Two eight-figure deals that changed everything Lundgren’s career-defining moment came during the pandemic, when a New York client asked him to help with a relocation to Miami. That call turned into an $18 million waterfront mansion purchase; and a month later, a phone call from Serhant himself. “Ryan invited me to join SERHANT., and fourteen months after the original sale, I flipped that same property for $34 million,” he says. “That two-deal run changed everything. It proved I could not only close eight-figure deals, I could duplicate them.” From there, his trajectory steepened, eventually placing him among the most visible agents in the city and landing him on Netflix’s flagship real estate series. Precision, speed, and emotional intelligence at the ultraluxury level Asked what it takes to get nine-figure deals across the finish line, Lundgren doesn’t mince words: speed, precision, emotional intelligence, and absolute focus. “With ultra-high-net-worth clients, the margin for error is zero,” he says. “They’re not buying walls and windows; they’re buying confidence, access, efficiency, and trust.” For Lundgren, working around the clock isn’t a grind, it’s standard operating procedure. “If something needs to get done at 2 or 3 a.m., I do it. There’s no ‘tomorrow’ in the luxury market.” But he stresses that the emotional layer of real estate matters just as much as the analytical one. “Luxury is the way light hits a penthouse at golden hour or the rarity of a Sunset Island lot with full Biscayne Bay views. When you understand the emotional currency of a property, you unlock the deal.” And behind every major closing is another key ingredient: long-term trust. “You don’t meet a billionaire and close the next day,” he explains. “You earn their trust by being consistent, a market expert, and reliable. When they see you as their advisor, everything changes.” Advice for new agents: Stop chasing the commission For those new to the business, Lundgren offers a warning: don’t chase a million-dollar commission before you build million-dollar discipline. “They want the outcome, not the craft,” he says. “Top producers aren’t born, they’re built through consistency, fundamentals, preparation, and follow-through.” What it’s really like to close mega-deals with cameras rolling Season 2 of Owning Manhattan promises even bigger listings, bigger personalities, and bigger stakes — but the real pressure, Lundgren says, isn’t the TV lights. It’s the deals themselves. “When you’re negotiating a $20M, $50M, or $100M deal and the cameras are rolling, there’s no redo,” he says. “The stakes are high, the cameras are on, the world is watching… and you still have to close.” For Lundgren, that isn’t a burden — it’s his natural environment. “High stakes is where I thrive,” he says. As the premiere approaches, the spotlight gets brighter With Owning Manhattan Season 2 dropping December 5, Lundgren is gearing up for another wave of visibility. But underneath the Netflix spotlight is the same discipline, precision, and unshakeable commitment that powered his first-ever sale. “The show didn’t redefine my business,” he says. “It refined it.” And as the world gets a closer look at how he maneuvers through the most competitive market in America, one thing becomes clear: the stakes might be high, but Nile Lundgren has never been more ready for them.

Netflix’s real estate series Owning Manhattan is returning after some shakeups — but which agents are and aren’t appearing in season 2? Owning Manhattan, which premiered in June 2024, focuses on Ryan Serhant, who is a real estate mogul and CEO of real estate company SERHANT. Ryan previously appeared on Bravo’s Million Dollar Listing: New York from 2012 to 2021. He then starred in the 2017 spinoffs Sell It Like Serhant and Ryan’s Renovation. RHOA Star Kandi Burruss’ Ex Files for Custody, Prenup Dispute “I love Bravo. I wouldn’t be here without them,” Ryan exclusively told Us Weekly in July 2024. “Given the nature of cable TV, even though it’s streaming now, you have advertisers and commercial breaks. You have to create episodes that make people want to tune in next week, which is a different vibe than ‘watch it now.'” Ryan appreciated the chance to try something new with Netflix’s Owning Manhattan. Related: Most Shocking TV Exits of 2025: 'The Pitt,' 'Emily in Paris' and More “There were certain things we couldn’t really play with,” he noted. “As a producer on it as well,” the real estate mogul added. “If you want to create something no one’s seen before in reality TV, the voiceover, the orchestra, the story, and the way all eight episodes almost play out like one documentary—you can’t do that on cable.” He continued: “The crew was insane. Everything was just wild. It was bigger.” Owning Manhattan follows Ryan and the agents at his real estate firm SERHANT as they tackle New York City’s most expensive listings in their pursuit of becoming the number one firm in the city. The first season starred Chloe Tucker Cane, Nile Lundgren, Tricia Lee, Jade Shenker, Jessica Markowski, Jessica Taylor, Jordan Hurt, Jonathan Nørmølle, Jordan March, Savannah Gowarty and Jeffrey St. Arromand. Two months after its premiere, Netflix renewed the show. Keep scrolling to see which cast members have confirmed they are returning — and which haven’t: Ryan Serhant Winnie Au/Netflix There would be no Owning Manhattan without the CEO of SERHANT. Ryan — and the rest of his current team — are at the center of season 2. Chloe Tucker Caine Winnie Au/Netflix After welcoming her first child with her husband, Chloe is back at SERHANT when Owning Manhattan returns. Jordan Hurt Winnie Au/Netflix Season 1 introduced Jordan as Ryan’s former assistant who is now a real estate broker at SERHANT, which is still the case one year later. Jordan March Winnie Au/Netfli The founder of the Empire Collective Team at SERHANT is still at the brokerage — and still on the show. Tricia Lee Winnie Au/Netflix After making the move from selling in just Brooklyn to Manhattan as well, Tricia is coming back with more listings in season 2. Jonathan Nørmølle Winnie Au/Netflix Jonathan was fired by Ryan on screen in season 1 after bad feedback from fellow brokers and a controversial podcast episode. He founded his own brokerage — Next Gen Ventures — before joining Keller Williams NYC. Savannah Gowarty Winnie Au/Netflix According to the season 1 finale, Savannah left SERHANT and is now at Compass Real Estate. She isn’t featured in the sophomore season of Owning Manhattan as a result. Related: Celebrity Real Estate: See Kim Kardashian, Prince William, Duchess Kate and More Stars’ Homes Nile Lundgren Winnie Au/Netflix The founder of Lundgren Team at SERHANT is slated to come back in season 2 of Owning Manhattan. Jade Shenker Winnie Au/Netflix The real estate agent’s falling out with Chloe was the focus of season 1. Jade is coming back in season 2 as she continues to work at SERHANT. Deal of the Day Beauty Lovers, Don’t Wait — The Dyson Airwrap Everyone Wants Is $150 Off Today! VIEW DEAL Jess Markowski Winnie Au/Netflix The real estate agent, who was part of the infamous podcast gate in season 1, is still part of the Owning Manhattan cast. Jessica Taylor Winnie Au/Netflix After voicing the struggles that came with filming, Jessica is confirmed to be part of the season 2 cast. Jeffrey St. Arromand Winnie Au/Netflix Just like most of the other SERHANT agents, Jeffrey is also coming back. JUST FOR YOU Millie Bobby Brown Reveals She Changed Her Name After Getting Married Amy Schumer Flaunts Slimmed-Down Figure After Praising GLP-1 Experience DWTS' Witney Carson Deletes Screenshot of Texts About Dylan and Zac Efron 5 Best Netflix Movies to Watch Right Now, Ranked by Rotten Tomatoes (November 2025) Moisturizer Won't Tighten Skin! Use This Household Item Instead. She stopped using her moisturizer and tried this instead — the results surprised everyone. Anti-Aging Research Center Learn More by TaboolaSponsored Links YOUTUBE NEWS PODCASTS PLAY CROSSWORDS NOW Subscribe to newsletters Subscribe By signing up, I agree to the Terms and Privacy Policy and to receive emails from Us Weekly