Million Dollar Listing Los Angeles

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From Malibu to Beverly Hills, real estate agents use their charm and business savvy to showcase luxury properties in the Los Angeles area.

Bad Market for Mansions
Episode 1 - 44 mins
Overbuilt mansion in a modest neighborhood; an angry seller is promised an easy sell.
No Guarantees in the Real Estate Game
Episode 2 - 44 mins
Josh Flagg must make a difficult decision; Josh Altman risks losing his commission.
Seeing Double
Episode 3 - 44 mins
Madison's client threatens to fire him; Josh Altman questions Madison's pricing strategy.
Sparks Fly
Episode 4 - 44 mins
Madison hosts a champagne open house; Josh Flagg hosts a rock 'n' roll open house.
Sleeping With the Enemy
Episode 5 - 44 mins
Madison lists the home of a short-tempered seller who's desperate for a sale.
Billionaire Buyer
Episode 6 - 44 mins
A billionaire client comes to town; Josh Flagg struggles to find a buyer.
Going to the Dogs
Episode 7 - 44 mins
Madison must lease the beach home of a tenant with six dogs; Madison accuses Josh Altman.
Betrayal in the Real Estate Biz
Episode 8 - 44 mins
Madison confronts Josh Altman; Josh Flagg gets ready to publish his new book.
Good Buys and Goodbyes
Episode 9 - 44 mins
A potential client shows Josh Altman his Hollywood Hills bachelor's den; Heather gets an ultimatum.

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