Can Selling the City Take the Crown from Selling Sunset? Netflix's New Real Estate Battle Heats Up

Netflix has once again plunged into the world of luxury real estate with its latest offering, Selling the City, bringing the high-stakes drama from the sunny shores of California to the bustling streets of New York. All eight episodes dropped on January 3rd, and the reviews are in… and they’re decidedly mixed. Here at Studio V, we’ve been watching the reactions closely, and one question keeps popping up: can Selling the City truly hold its own against the reigning queen of real estate reality, Selling Sunset?

The premise is familiar: gorgeous agents, stunning properties, and enough interpersonal drama to fill a penthouse. But is it enough? Some viewers are finding the cast less memorable than the iconic Oppenheim Group, and the drama, at times, feels a tad forced. Critics argue that Selling Sunset's magic formula was its organic blend of real estate and personal lives—a delicate balance that Selling the City seems to be struggling to replicate.

However, there's a major twist in the tale – the finale. It seems the final episode has ignited a firestorm of buzz, with many viewers declaring it a must-watch. What jaw-dropping moments await? We won't spoil it here, but it's clear that Selling the City isn't going down without a fight.

The cancellation of Selling Tampa and the continued success of Selling the OC have further intensified the competition within the Selling franchise. The pressure is on for Selling the City to prove its worth and carve out its own niche.

The Burning Question: Which Show Reigns Supreme?

The debate is raging online: is Selling the City a worthy successor to Selling Sunset, or does it fall short of the mark? Here at Studio V, we're interested in your take. Are you hooked on the New York drama? Do you prefer the familiar faces of the Oppenheim Group? Or perhaps you're team Selling the OC?

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