Million Dollar Listing: Los Angeles - Season 1
Season 1
Million Dollar Listing
Episodes
The Ultimate Luxury Playground
In Hollywood, newly single agent Shannon McLeod tries to sell her ex-fiance's house without ruining their relationship, but the buyer makes life difficult for both of them. In Malibu, new agent Madison Hildebrand tries to get top dollar for a dream estate in disrepair. When the deal gets complicated, he has to make a tough decision.
Co-Listers Can't Be Choosers
In Malibu, Condo Queen Lydia Simon tries to get top dollar for a beach front condo before her wedding. Her client is a major force in the Malibu condo market, so he'll settle for nothing less than top dollar. Lydia needs to plan her wedding, sell the condo and make it to the altar on time! In Hollywood, married super agents Dia and Ray struggle to deal with a desperate divorcee who has to sell the home she loves.
Trouble in Paradise
In Hollywood, married super agents Dia and Ray try to make ends meet with a frustrated homeowner who decided to leave the country when George Bush was elected to a second term. But the house isn't selling and the homeowner keeps changing the rules. In Malibu, smooth-talking agent Scotty Brown tries to get top dollar for his latest seller, a stubborn socialite. When the market doesn't respond, he has to convince her to slash her price or walk away from the deal.
Deals, Discounts and Potential Disaster
In Malibu, top agent Chris Cortazzo wants top dollar for his hot new beach house. His protégé, Madison Hildebrand thinks he has the perfect clients. Can he make the deal happen or will Chris decide not to sell? In Hollywood, super agent Michael Wegmann tries to deal with a reluctant seller with a wife who's eager to move on.
Relationship Negotiation
In Hollywood, new agent Chase Campen tries to navigate a big listing but the buyer is playing hardball and the owners are having second thoughts. The deal tests every ounce of his patience and knowledge. In Malibu, smooth-talking agent Scotty Brown wins a bet and gets a great new listing. However, the homeowner's wife is getting cold feet and Scotty gets stuck in the middle.
Three's a Crowd
In Hollywood, married super agents Dia and Ray are eager to unload the family home for a lonely daughter who needs to move on. In Malibu, top producer Carol Bird tries to sell a horse estate and recording studio for a world famous violinist who makes it very difficult for her to show buyers around.
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