Million Dollar Listing: Los Angeles - Season 6

Season 6
Episodes

Unfinished Business
The real estate agents are back and the market is on fire. When Josh Altman takes on a sexy listing in the Hollywood Hills, he persuades one of his most important clients to take a huge risk. Meanwhile, Madison helps pro hockey player Sheldon Souray, sell his multi-million-dollar off-season party pad. Both Josh Altman and Madison converge at a brokers open for Josh Flagg's 14-million-dollar listing and its obvious there is unfinished business between the three of them.

Last Laugh
Josh Altman and Josh Flagg come head to head when Altman makes an insulting lowball offer on Flagg's listing. With his eyes on the prize, Flagg gets a much bigger offer and makes sure Altman knows who is boss. Over in Malibu, Madison has his hands full with two precocious twins after their mother reaches out to him after being burned by another realtor. To unload from work, Madison finds time to tend to his new love interest Marcos.

Dire Contingencies
On the brink of the biggest deal of his career, Josh Altman is out to break his own record. But when his ego gets in the way of closing the deal, he jeopardizes his relationship with the other agent when she learns some shocking news about the sale. Meanwhile, Madison is having fun in the sun as he shops for a Texas couple who is ready to lay down some serious cash for a second home on the beach. Josh Flagg mentors a junior agent by helping him sell his parent's home. It's the young agent's first listing and he needs expert help.

Third Degree Burn
The sky is the limit as Madison decides to expand his business outside Malibu. He comes to realize that afar from the ocean, lays a familiar face in wait. When Madison takes his clients to a listing in Beverly Hills, his former assistant, Heather is the listing agent on the property. Meanwhile, Josh Flagg takes on a client who refuses to sell his property without interrogating the potential buyer first making it difficult to seal the deal. It's sibling rivalry of epic proportions when Josh Altman and his brother Matt take competition to a whole new level and co-list a ten-million-dollar estate, still under construction.

It's Personal!
After closing a deal on the mega-property Josh Altman co-listed with his brother Matthew, the duo decides to partner up, thus forming the Altman Brothers. It's a blast from the past when Josh Flagg takes on a listing for a high school friend's parents. Eager to show that a lot has changed, he is determined to show he is not the same outcast he was. As an agent, you must be willing to go the extra mile to get a listing sold. Madison proves that point when he jumps through hoops to sell a property which involves coyote urine and a surveillance camera.

Trouble in Paradise
Josh Altman does some major Hollywood-style schmoozing when trying to move a spectacular seven-story party pad in the Hollywood Hills. On the personal front, Heather is devastated when Josh Altman gives her some hurtful news. Meanwhile, Josh Flagg wins over a potential buyer by finding the way to her heart. Over in Malibu, the ocean side view may not help his current listing; a half-built house on a barren ten-acre property for that is four and a half million dollars. Can Madison paint a more picturesque view than what's in from of him to get the property sold? Madison's love interest Marco is leaving for Mexico in two weeks, leaving Madison to make some life-changing decisions.

The Battle of Malibu
After guaranteeing a long-time client he can sell her dated condo in one week, Josh Flagg enlists the help of his multi-lingual grandmother, Edith, to reach out to potential international buyers. The real estate world gets a little smaller when Madison and Josh Altman both have clients interested in the same two houses on the same street in Malibu. When Josh Altman initiates a bidding war, the gloves come off and there is a side of Madison that no one ever sees coming.

All Overboard
When Josh Altman and his brother Matt take on a listing that looks more like a cruise-liner than a home, it's a hard sell. To make matters worse, the owner does not make listing the property any easier. Madison hopes to seal the deal when he gets a second chance on a listing he was unable to sell 18 months ago. Much to his chagrin, Josh Flagg is asked to find a house in "The Valley" for a good friend. Meanwhile, Josh Altman makes a stunning announcement and the relationship between Madison and Marcos takes a surprising turn.

Mexican Retreat
The Altman brothers are thrilled to get a spectacular listing in Brentwood but the seller insists on having a security guard on the premises whenever they show the property. Josh Altman is horrified when his live-in girlfriend Heather co-lists a Malibu property with his nemesis, Josh Flagg. Meanwhile, Marcos invites Madison to Mexico to meet with developers at a luxury resort community where villas rent for up to $6,000 per night.

Madison v. Heather (Again!)
When Madison lists an all glass property perched on a bluff that he calls "The Jewel Box," he gets an offer that he may not be able to refuse. Josh Flagg's Malibu co-listing with Heather heats up when Madison shows up at the brokers open and goes off on Heather. On the home front, Josh Flagg decides to sell his condo, which opens a serious can of worms between him and his partner Colton. Josh Altman is hired by a longtime client who has painstakingly restored a Spanish-style home. In his attempt to market the authenticity of the property, he is in for a surprise.

This Means War!
Josh Flagg accuses Josh Altman of client poaching when he learns that Altman is working with his former drama camp counselor. Wanting to have the last say about the issue, Josh Flagg finds a way to retaliate without breaching his ethics. With his love life in shambles, Madison buries himself in his work. He holds an exclusive charity event for Malibu's finest at a jaw-dropping estate.

Love Conquers
As Josh Flagg searches for a new home after selling his condo, he's faced with an ultimatum from Colton. Over in Malibu, Madison nails a six-million-dollar property in that is mid-construction. However when the money runs out, the property almost slips through his fingers. While marketing a 10-million-dollar villa in Beverly Hills Josh Altman targets high-rolling international buyers with an over-the-top hookah party. Meanwhile, Josh Altman takes a big step by making a decision that will change his life forever.
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