Buying Beverly Hills | Official Trailer | Netflix

Buying Beverly Hills is a new real estate occu-soap following the agents and clients within Mauricio Umansky’s The Agency in Beverly Hills, California. Mauricio, his daughters Farrah and Alexia, and the talented group of agents highlight the high stakes world of luxury real estate in Los Angeles.


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Buying Beverly Hills | Official Trailer | Netflix

When the boss’s daughter joins the family business, she struggles to be taken seriously by The Agency’s more seasoned agents.

[magic_fruit_bat]

Netflix is slowly becoming the E channel before our eyes.

[milvache]

Netflix has become the new Bravo. They come out with many Real Estate reality shows. They never stop coming and all of them is full of drama and its so trashy you must watch them.

[jae]

Alexia's voice sounds just like Kyle's.

[StarlightxXxAngels]

I feel like no real estate shows will top Selling Sunset but thats just my opinion

[angizzle]

How much real estate reality shows do we need 🤦🏻‍♀️

[marcusmelancon]

I find it funny that Mo looked mad that Joey was being stolen from him when that’s exactly what he did to Rick Hilton which is what started the family feud

[kathleenmchugh]

After watching this season of RHOBH yeah I'm going to pass HARD on this one.

[juliah]

Not another Richards crying on TV? I'm done

[Lotus.]

This show looks boring. No need to watch. Alexia’s crying reminds me of Kyle always crying. No bueno. Don’t like Mauricio either so this will be a pass for me.

[kikelomothompkins]

He was very protective over his daughter receiving any constructive criticism but had no problem laughing at Ericka inappropriate remark to Jax's. He lacks character and sensitivity towards children.. The show is full of nepotism, and lack diversity. 👎👎👎

[marckye]

I get that you are trying to sell it as something dramatic or something like that. But it is just boring... The concept feels old...

[homemama]

I cant stand how Marucio favors the second daughter more its very cringing!! Treat the daughters the same disgusting!

[begonafernandez]

No one talks about the fact that you can buy 18 different properties for 1 million in Spain or somewhere else and live forever with that money. That people in America spend that much in a house is crazy to me. The most expensive house in my city costs 3 million euros... And I live in a nice big city, not the capital but still... America is really insane.

[silknsatin]

Even with the dramatic music, out of context clips, and aerial shots, this trailer still looks like a show about nothing.

[gregap]

Chile don't tell me that's the logo for the show. This has Selling Sunset vibes, even the music. Not sure if it's interesting enough, having two shows that are so similar, but I'll give it a watch.

[letmelick]

One real estate show popped off, now there’s a dozen of them 😂😂😂

Netflix looks desperate for a hit show.

[jgoldfarb]

Absolutely loved this show, my favorite of all the real estate shows. Love seeing how he works with daughters & his staff, S2 please.

[danrodrigues]

Why would we need Netflix when we can see the same crap on basic cable?

[ItsMe-yvjd]

(Haaaah!) You gotta love how Mauricio flashes his plastic smile and tells the world how he got started in real estate (after getting FIRED from his job in the fashion industry) as he CONVENIENTLY forgets to mention that he went to work for the husband of his wife's sister (that owns the Hilton luxury real estate agency in Beverly Hills) and after working there for a few years, he decided to help himself to the Hilton agency industry contacts and client list to set up his own business in Beverly Hills... remember, he was a nobody from nowhere, and nobody would hire him, so his wife asked her brother in law for help. Then Mauricio stabs the Hilton family in the back and secretly uses all of the Hilton agency private business information to become the competition. (What a two faced, sleazy, ungrateful guy that has deliberately left out the fact that he would be out on the street if not for the Hilton family taking pity on him and making him the agent he is today... you can be sure he has NEVER said thank-you to the Hilton family too.)

[catebalcon]

Won't be watching a family that supports the verbal abuse of a child. Cancelling my Netflix account immediately