Million Dollar Listing IS Coming to Dallas & Houston
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Hey y’all, seems like we are hearing about more and more real estate TV shows finding their way to Dallas, and all of them seem to be asking me for help in finding hot agents to star.
I am remiss in that, earlier this month, someone contacted me. I tell you this because she is casting for Million Dollar Listing, Dallas and seeking agents. You know the drill: the Million Dollar Listing franchise (New York City, Los Angeles), follows the exploits and foibles of hotshot agents and brokers with gorgeous listings and yes, some serious (but well-deserved) egos. I think they are in Miami, and boy do I know some agents who would be perfect there.
I know some here, too. This gal must really be combing the city — got an email from a mortgage broker earlier today telling me they are even calling mortgage brokers, title companies, turning every cushion looking for the perfect agents to screen test. I have heard that our wonderful Hunter Dehn is in the running and they LOVE HIM — talk about someone with gorgeous listings and only the nicest of egos. Janine must have seen our profile on Hunter.
Who do you think would be perfectly cast in a Dallas version of Million Dollar Listing? Is it really, as Curbed calls it, the “Real Housewives of Real Estate?”
We love Hunter, he’s a slam-dunk. Here’s a few more for ya: Allie Beth Allman, who sold President and Mrs. Bush their home, Doris Jacobs (and her two darling daughters), Erin Mathews, Becky Frey, Kyle Crews, Ben Jones, Kari Schlegel Kloewer, Clay Stapp, Rustin Smith, Joan Eleazer, Ginger and Susan, Diane Duvall Rogers oh my yes, Susan Marcus, Ellen Terry, Todd Terry (already an actor for kripes sake), Carolyn Summers, Dave Perry-Miller (shoot his wonderful homes), Ralph Randall, Joe Kobell, Mark Cain, Ryan Streif, come on help me out here…
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Well I have to say they need a broader range. There are some amazing agents just tapping into the million plus market with great potential for a huge TV Q score !
Hunter would be perfect!
Well I have to say they need a broader range. There are some amazing agents just tapping into the million plus market with great potential for a huge TV Q score !
Hunter would be perfect!
Well that's why I wonder who they will cast. But Hunter is perfect and one of the greatest guys in Dallas. I think they need some regional.
Well that's why I wonder who they will cast. But Hunter is perfect and one of the greatest guys in Dallas. I think they need some regional.
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Great article. "Floored" is really awesome. Those floor-plans look INCREDIBLE.What home buyers really need is a good portal to see all nuts and bolts of a building, like Building Violations, like BUILDVIO Good to know that the project was a success.
http://satyagroupnewprojects.co.in/
How did you miss Douglas Newby? He's fabulous to work with, as I know from experience, and he has some of the top listings. He listed the Crespie estate, just to name one!
How did you miss Douglas Newby? He's fabulous to work with, as I know from experience, and he has some of the top listings. He listed the Crespie estate, just to name one!
CLAY STAPP.
CLAY STAPP.
Emily Ray Porter, Faisal Halum, Cindy O'Gorman
Emily Ray Porter, Faisal Halum, Cindy O'Gorman
O Gorman or Doris Jacobs case closed
O Gorman or Doris Jacobs case closed
Hunter would be terrific Great personality. Strong integrity. Exceptional industry knowledge.
Hunter would be terrific Great personality. Strong integrity. Exceptional industry knowledge.
One important adjective that's been left out: young.
One important adjective that's been left out: young.
Candy, As always you give me more credit than I deserve. If I was talking to the casting director, I would tell him that Douglas Newby's listings, charm and his exceptional understanding of fine architecture would be a huge benefit to the show. Ralph Randall has one of the best personalities in town, integrity and 30 years of clients who would do anything for him. Ryan Streif is one of the biggest stars in our area and just an awesome dude. Not to mention guys who aren't mentioned above like Bryan Crawford or Pogir from Briggs Freeeman (who are huge successes and two of the coolest and trendiest guys I have worked with). I think people watching the show are going to be shocked when they see the quality of homes we have and how much class the agents have.
Ah yes I agree totally! Pogir would be great and Brian and Amanda Crawford. We have some really wonderful agents here in Dallas!
Candy, As always you give me more credit than I deserve. If I was talking to the casting director, I would tell him that Douglas Newby's listings, charm and his exceptional understanding of fine architecture would be a huge benefit to the show. Ralph Randall has one of the best personalities in town, integrity and 30 years of clients who would do anything for him. Ryan Streif is one of the biggest stars in our area and just an awesome dude. Not to mention guys who aren't mentioned above like Bryan Crawford or Pogir from Briggs Freeeman (who are huge successes and two of the coolest and trendiest guys I have worked with). I think people watching the show are going to be shocked when they see the quality of homes we have and how much class the agents have.
Ah yes I agree totally! Pogir would be great and Brian and Amanda Crawford. We have some really wonderful agents here in Dallas!
the only issue I have with this show is the ego inflated nonsense and drama that ensues on the side. I think it's a solid show without causing the agent to go down in a flame of their own spin of nasty, unprofessional banter & cutaways that may or may not be the full story. It's like Keeping up with the Whoevers – we'll watch a train wreck but do we respect ourselves or them in the morning especially when dealing with higher end clientele?
the only issue I have with this show is the ego inflated nonsense and drama that ensues on the side. I think it's a solid show without causing the agent to go down in a flame of their own spin of nasty, unprofessional banter & cutaways that may or may not be the full story. It's like Keeping up with the Whoevers – we'll watch a train wreck but do we respect ourselves or them in the morning especially when dealing with higher end clientele?
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