Listing Melbourne - Season 1

Season 1
Episodes

First Impressions
In the debut episode, we meet five top Melbourne real estate agents navigating the competitive property market while balancing their personal lives.

The Fallout
As the dust settles from last week's podcast, the agents find themselves facing new challenges. Nicole helps Melbourne socialite Lorinska explore her options for a new luxury home and Fraser focuses on landing one of the most significant listings of his career.

Reputations at Risk
Nicole stands firm against unscrupulous real estate agents attempting to double-dip by collecting double commissions. With relationships fraying and professional reputations on the line, the stakes have never been higher for the team.

Unfinished Business
We explore some of the Melbourne's most luxurious homes, offering viewers an inside look at stunning properties. Andrew invites the entire team to a winery in the valley, where tensions rise as he prepares to settle some unfinished business.

The Settlement
As Diana gears up for her highly anticipated launch. Will Tabitha be able to meet her clients' high expectations within their budget? Fraser finally receives the good news he's been waiting for. There is an unexpected reconciliation.
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