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Luxe Listings Sydney

Luxe Listings Sydney is an Australian reality television series that follows top Sydney real estate agents as they buy, sell, and compete for high-end properties in the city's luxury market. It premiered on Amazon Prime Video on July 9, 2021 as part of the platform's first slate of Australian Original commissions, and ran for three seasons of six episodes each, a total of 18 episodes.¹^•²^•³ The title is unrelated to "Luxe listing", a premium advertising add-on for listings on the Australian property portal realestate.com.au.⁴

Key fact	Detail
Premiere	July 9, 2021, exclusively on Amazon Prime Video¹
Seasons	3 seasons, 6 episodes each (18 episodes); roughly 43 to 45 minutes per episode³^•⁵
Main cast	Gavin Rubinstein, D'Leanne Lewis, and Simon Cohen; Monika Tu joined in season 2⁶
Production	Eureka Productions with Kentel; idea developed by Kyle Sandilands and producer Benjamin Scott⁷
Genre	Reality / documentary, focused on luxury real estate³
Ratings	TV-14 in the United States; MA15+ in Australia; IMDb score 6.2⁵^•⁸
Spin-off	Luxe Listings Toronto (2024)⁹

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Premise and format

The series follows agents working Sydney's high-end property market, where demand for exclusive homes far outstrips supply. Each episode mixes professional operations, listings, inspections, negotiations, and auctions, with the agents' personal lives.⁵^•¹ Filming centers on Sydney's eastern suburbs and harborside neighborhoods, with locations across seasons including Point Piper, Bellevue Hill, Vaucluse, Mosman, Palm Beach, Clovelly, and Double Bay.¹⁰

A stated point of difference from comparable American shows is that the transactions shown are real. According to a production account published by Mediaweek, every house an agent is shown selling was genuinely listed and every sale genuinely closed, with all facts verifiable on the public record; the season features a property that sold for $24.6 million, described as the highest residential sale in Australia the previous year. Amazon reportedly deployed around 20 cameras for each auction filmed.⁷

Seasons

Season 1 premiered on July 9, 2021 with six episodes. Early episodes established the agents' rivalry and businesses, including Cohen Handler's tenth anniversary and Rubinstein's auction campaigns.¹⁰

Season 2 premiered on April 1, 2022, introducing Monika Tu. The season's storyline described a booming Sydney market and followed four of Australia's top agents.¹⁶

Season 3 premiered on September 30, 2022, with episodes released weekly through October 21, 2022. Its storyline centered on a fast-moving seller's market, celebrity clients seeking retreats, and multi-million-dollar waterfront properties.¹⁵^•¹⁶

Streaming listings subsequently showed a fourth season entry with a single episode, while a cancellation-tracking site lists the show as canceled with an overall run from July 9, 2021 to October 21, 2022.⁵^•¹⁷

Cast

The three original leads are working agents with established careers predating the show, a contrast the cast themselves drew with Selling Sunset.¹¹

Gavin Rubinstein heads the eastern suburbs property group TRG. A trade list of Sydney's top agents aged 35 and under ranked him the top performer based on sales figures submitted by major agencies.¹²
D'Leanne Lewis is a Principal at Laing+Simmons Double Bay and a director of Laing+Simmons National Corporation, where she has been a leading agent for decades; she migrated from South Africa with her family at age 10 and began in real estate as a personal assistant before working her way up.¹³^•¹⁴
Simon Cohen is a buyer's agent, meaning he acts for purchasers rather than vendors. He co-founded Cohen Handler, described in press coverage as the largest property buyer's agency in Australia, and is described as the country's highest-grossing buyer's agent.¹³
Monika Tu joined the cast in season 2, appearing alongside the original trio at the season's Australian premiere.⁶

Supporting figures across the seasons include Tammy Soglanich, Liam Prince, and Shani Asadon.⁵ Singer-songwriter Delta Goodrem appeared as a client in season 3, with Rubinstein and Cohen competing to find her a luxury home.¹⁵

Production

The series originated when radio personality Kyle Sandilands and producer Benjamin Scott developed the idea and pitched it to Prime Video; Amazon engaged Eureka Productions to make the show alongside Scott and the Melbourne production company Kentel. Amazon Studios' CJ Yu, head of unscripted development for global formats, said Kentel found the cast and brought them to Amazon, and that the priority was securing the top real estate agents in Sydney. Eureka's Jake Hargreaves produced Rubinstein's storylines, overseen for Amazon by CJ Yu.⁷^•¹⁸

Brad Gustafson directed the series, and the executive producers include Chris Culvenor, Sophia Mogford, Bennie Scott, James Kennedy, Rikkie Roost, and Anastassia Gerakas.⁵^•⁸ The Australian government's 2021-22 reporting of commissioned programs for Amazon Prime Video lists Luxe Listings seasons 1 to 3 among its Australian commissions.¹⁹

Reception and franchise

The show drew comparisons to Selling Sunset and Million Dollar Listing. Cast members positioned the series as more property-focused, noting that all three leads had established careers before filming. Australian real estate reality television predates Luxe Listings Sydney: Hot Property began on Seven in 1999.¹¹^•²¹ Audience scores sit in the low-to-mid range: IMDb rates the series 6.2, and JustWatch's aggregated user rating is 27 percent from 106 ratings.⁵ ABC film critic Margaret Pomeranz published a satirical roast of the series in 2022.²⁰

The series spawned a franchise. Amazon later produced Luxe Listings Toronto, which premiered in 2024.⁹ In Australia, the series streams on Prime Video and is also available free with ads on 7plus.⁵

References

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