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01x08 - On the Edge

Episode transcripts for the TV show, "Owning Manhattan". Aired: June 28, 2024 – present.*
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Follows Ryan Serhant, a real estate mogul and CEO of real estate company SERHANT, and offers an inside look in the world of New York City luxury real estate.

01x08 - On the Edge

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If you don't want to make me almighty ♪

The Edge is something that

the Hudson Yards built recently, right?

And it's open to the public,

but if you buy an apartment

at 15 Hudson Yards, 35 Hudson Yards,

this is literally the view

that you would be waking up to

every single day.

Don't think about it

as, like, an investment,

but think about it as as, what feeling

is this apartment gonna get you?

Um

Next-gen agent out.

- What's up?

- How you doin'?

- What are you doin'?

- We're doing social media content.

Our brand, our reputation

has taken me so long to build.

-Do you always keep your AirPods in now?

-Yeah, basically.

You wanna take 'em out?

Only for you.

And any time I get bad feedback

about any of my agents,

my gut instinct

is to k*ll.

When we first met, everybody told me

you were gonna be a problem for me.

And I told everybody,

"Know what? I see something in him."

"I do. I really, really do."

So, then, you

you made your mistake with Savannah,

and the stupid podcast,

and using company resources.

You have ego issues.

You rub some people the wrong way.

But even through all of that,

I I still told everybody,

"I still believe in Jonathan."

But in all So, let me ask you this.

In all fairness, have you seen me interact

with someone inside the business

where it's bad?

Yeah. I had Kayla Lee come to me,

come into the city,

take time out of her day,

come and find me

about some showing you did at 277 5th.

You said you'd bring somebody,

then didn't,

said you'd bring somebody else,

then didn't,

then you showed up, were walking through

the apartment, and then just sort of left.

I never showed up here.

Literally cannot have been me.

Probably John Morrison.

She said it was you.

-Which buyer

-You never went to 277 5th?

Oh, yeah, yeah.

That one? That one was great.

That was a different apartment.

I I mixed them up. Sorry. Um

-So, wait

-Yeah, that one was great.

-You remember going to 277 5th or don't?

-I remember completely.

I thought you meant that one.

Um, yeah, I remember that completely.

So I'm surprised she would say that.

I thought we made

a good impression on each other.

And I liked her. I liked her a lot.

Listen, I've stuck through

all this bullshit with you.

And I've been the one to say,

"Jonathan is gonna make everyone proud,

just you wait."

And then

and then, Greene Street.

$10 million listing.

And I say, "Just go into the appointment.

Don't open your mouth."

"I'm gonna show you after

what to do and how to talk."

"We'll get this deal done."

-Yep.

-"And go on to the next." What did you do?

I couldn't shut my mouth.

-I don't wanna have this conversation.

-Right.

I don't wanna be standing

on this roof deck,

like, having this conversation.

I wanna be up here

with bottles of champagne.

- Sure.

- Right?

Instead, I gotta stand up here with you,

and I gotta talk to you about

f*cking behavior.

I gotta talk to you about process.

I gotta talk to you about

the way you make other agents feel.

I don't think I've ever been bluntly rude

to anybody at the office.

I don't think

I've been mean to other agents.

That's that's really

That, I think, is wrong.

I I think I'm presenting myself

really, really well.

-Um

-I think I think you think you are too.

Um

It's gonna sound c*ck,

but I am the

the face of the next generation of this.

I'm the hardest working agent

you will ever meet.

I think I know more about the whole

industry than most people really do.

And you'll see, give me a year from now,

I'll be number one at SERHANT.

You'll be surprised.

You'll see.

Here's the deal.

I think you're gonna have a huge career.

It's just not gonna be here.

So Um, but it's all good.

I think

the biggest disappointment is that Ryan

We I thought we had

a relationship, at least, you know?

And he was always very honest,

and he was always very honorable.

Um but that sort of

proved it very, very wrong.

Um

So, um I don't think me and Ryan

will stay cordial or friends after this.

Jonathan is a unique agent.

But any agent that is here

that is a poor representation

of our brand,

of our amazing success,

they can't be here.

I took a risk on Jonathan.

But not every risk works out.

I got my head in the clouds ♪

But my feet on the ground ♪

Can't nobody touch me

When I'm feelin' ♪

My brand-new commercial listing

has a residential space, an office space,

and an open creative loft space.

It is a unique building

that needs to be marketed

in a special way.

Doug! Hello.

So I came up with something

that the commercial world has never seen.

Hello.

- Hello! I'm so happy you made it.

- Good to see you.

- I was asking if you've seen this video.

- Hi.

-I'm excited to. I think it'll be great.

-She's a little nervous.

- You're nervous? Why?

- About you.

It's just a property tour of a building,

right? And then

I am nervous to have Ryan see this.

It's a little risqué.

- Wait, Ryan.

- What?

-Come hither.

-Come hither?

I am so Did you fire Jonathan?

- Jonathan is no longer with the company.

- I am so proud of you.

- Okay

- Wait!

You're getting rid of the bad people.

You're cuttin' 'em out.

Listen. I'm not gonna ever say

anything bad about anybody.

I'll say it for you.

You got rid of the bad people.

It just wasn't the best fit.

Really good political answer.

- Wait.

- Someone's calling my name! What?

- Bye!

- What happened?

Oh, Jonathan is fired.

He's no longer at the company.

- Hi!

- What's up?

The streets are talking.

-Jonathan conversation?

-Jonathan Normolle.

-Yeah. What about him?

-Was he fired?

- Oh no!

- He's not with the company anymore, no.

-As of yesterday.

-Right

I can't believe it. Jonathan was let go.

And I'm like,

"For what? Give me some tea."

"And I want the dramatic details.

Someone please give them to me."

-Got you.

-What happened?

- SERHANT. wasn't the best fit for him.

- Right.

So we had that conversation,

and it is what it is.

How did he take it?

-You can call him. Talk to him.

-I don't wanna call him.

You didn't know

this is real estate Survivor?

-Yeah. Oh, yeah!

-Oh! And you're Jeff.

-Thank God. Thank God!

-Like, get the f*ck outta here, boy.

-Like, you're a waste.

-I mean, it's about time.

Last night was a lot

for me to process. Um

Seeing Jessica now without her sidekick

Now she's all alone,

and I think it's funny.

I think it's hilarious, 'cause, like,

what are you gonna do now?

I told you so.

-How are you?

-I'm okay.

I mean, right now is not the time.

Today is Jade's day.

But what happened yesterday

was a shock to me,

and I had a hard time sleeping.

Jonathan called

and told me that Ryan fired him.

He definitely got very defensive about it.

I don't think he ever thought

that was gonna ever happen.

-Everything's good. For the best.

-It was heavy.

It's hard to lose somebody that you, like

you wanted to work with.

And you know, I have to rise above it.

Like, literally,

all that happened was a lot.

-It's gonna be okay. I promise.

-I know. I know.

-Everything is for the best.

-I know.

I don't wanna take away from Jade.

Today is Jade's day.

-It's Jade's day.

-So

- Hey, guys.

- Hey, Jade.

First, I just wanted to thank

all of you guys for being here tonight.

You know, when it comes to commercial,

there's two things

that I think are most important.

There's visibility and attention.

And by doing this video,

I just want to be able

to catch as many buyers as possible

and do something we've never seen before.

Yeah, Jade!

- Yeah!

- Thank you.

- So, with that play.

- Please!

- Yay!

- Whoo!

All right!

- Welcome to 868 Broadway.

- All right!

-Hi.

-Hi.

The bottom floor is housed

by Doc Marten headquarters.

The top floor is

2,000 square feet of living space.

- What about the third floor?

- I would use it as a dance studio.

- Whoo!

- Wow!

Gimme some, gimme some

Gimme some more ♪

We got the product

That you're lookin' for ♪

-Gimme that, gimme that ♪

-Huh.

- We got the figure ♪

- Hey, now.

Sauce, gravy, tossed, wavy ♪

Can't get enough, go crazy ♪

This is an incredible opportunity

that someone can live in

but also have

their creative space to inspire.

- No second guessing ♪

- Whoo!

Your limit is your lips ♪

I give props to Jade

for thinking outside the box.

I really do.

But I don't think

this is the way to do it.

It's a lot of booty.

Gimme that, gimme that

Gotta gimme that ♪

Gimme that

Gimme that, gotta gimme that ♪

Gimme that, gimme that

Gotta gimme that now ♪

Yay! Good job!

- That was hot.

- Yay!

- I am now accepting all offers.

- That was hot.

- All offers! Whoo!

- You are?

-For the building. Not

-Yes. Not for her.

Are you sure?

What did you really think?

Um

I was far more impressed

than I thought I was gonna be.

Thank you.

I'm impressed by the video,

but more than anything,

I think I'm I'm impressed by by you

and your ability to

to really, really take courageous moves.

-And think outside the box.

-Yeah.

And understand that selling real estate

doesn't need to be done

the way it's been done for 100 years.

Yeah.

If you could just stick a sign outside

and someone's gonna buy it

- Go for it.

- Yeah.

But if you need to actually add effort,

let's be the company who tries.

-Yeah. Right.

-Let's do big things! Let's build.

- Ah!

- Did you just see that?

-That was so good.

-I'm pretty talented.

Comin' up, up, up ♪

Never comin' down ♪

This is the final round ♪

-Oh, hello.

-Hello. Welcome.

-Wow. Are those for me?

-Nice to see you.

Even Oh, the finishes.

Welcome, Ryan.

- Come on in.

- Wow.

You have fully finished,

everything ready to go.

I haven't heard back from my developer

at Central Park Tower

about getting an extension,

and with the potential

of losing this $250 million listing,

I can't also lose the Huron.

- So cool. So clean.

- Wanna check out the rest?

-Yeah.

-This is 4BW.

- This is the dining area.

- Nice.

- Dining nook.

- It's important.

Gotta have a nook in a three bed.

With the model unit now complete,

my deadline to hit $100 million

in presales is now up.

Looks good. See, it makes such

a big difference when you have furniture.

And I haven't hit it.

I'm $4,850,000 short.

- Pretty bathroom.

- Five fixtures.

- No, it's not. It's four.

- Four.

- Yeah, four.

- Four.

Four. Don't you worry.

- You build it. I'll explain it.

- You have to sell it.

I wanna continue to sell it.

That's the whole reason I'm here.

- I mean, our deal

- Yes.

was that you were gonna sell

$100 million worth of units,

before putting a listing live,

in presales.

That was the goal you and I agreed on.

I might've pushed it on you,

but you accepted it.

-Yes.

-That was the deal.

-I understand.

-Yeah. So, uh, I'm, you know

We're at the point

where presales are coming to an end,

and I don't think we're at 100 million,

last I checked.

We have done a lot. We've sold a lot.

We've sold to people all over the world

without a public listing,

without a model unit.

I I think I'm probably the only person

crazy enough to agree to that.

I I share your your sentiment

that it was a tough job,

but we all have tough jobs,

and the goal you agreed to

is not the goal that's been hit.

We have worked our a*s off on it.

I know that doesn't mean anything

because it's all about results.

So, on that note,

there's an agent that we have.

His name is Greg Vladi. He's Russian.

He wants to make an offer on 7B.

I do have one thing up my sleeve.

There is another deal

that I'm working on.

And if I can get this thing done,

it's not gonna get me to 100,

but it'll get me to, like, 97, 98,

and I just hope that that

will show Jared that we basically did it.

And imagine, if I could do

98 million with no model unit at all,

imagine what we can do

once we actually have it.

Greg Vladi.

Hey, Ryan. How are you?

Hey, man. Uh, good, thanks.

I got your email about 7B West.

Yes.

The price for that unit is gonna be 2.8.

No concessions.

Honestly, budget was, like,

around two and a half.

He definitely wants to capitalize,

but he's also

believes he's coming in early,

and he hasn't even seen

the final product, right?

-Yeah.

-Just like he mentioned on our showing.

-Yeah.

-So, with that being said

You know, it is a two bedroom.

Uh perhaps you can get us to 2.6.

- Hold, please.

- It's waterfront.

-It's got a 700 square foot terrace.

-Yeah.

It's one of the best units

in the entire building.

This is one of those special units.

2.8 is really the number.

If we don't sell it now,

somebody else will.

-Mm-hmm.

-But somebody else will pay 2.8 for it.

I'm pretty confident on that.

There are not many units like that

with 700 square feet of outdoor space.

-Yeah. Hey, Greg.

-Yep.

The unit is a one-of-a-kind. Happy

to sell you other units in the building.

But as you know, these units

are moving incredibly quickly.

We could just hold it and showcase

that terrace to the entire world.

Is it a lot of money for a two bedroom?

Sure, today.

But in five years, six years, seven years,

it's gonna look incredibly inexpensive.

So I think we're gonna stick at 2.8.

Maybe there's a little room

on the transfer taxes at 2.8

because that's a big price

per square foot.

Let me chat with him,

and I'll give you a call back.

Thanks!

-2.8's a lot of money.

-2.8's a lot of money.

-Yeah, it's over 2,000 a foot.

-That's over 2,100 a foot.

Over 2,100 a foot.

I think it would also be

a two-bedroom price record in Greenpoint.

-For a condo. Good phone call.

-In this neighborhood.

See what they come back with.

Yeah. Hold on.

Uh, Ryan Serhant speaking.

Um, so I just,

uh, spoke with the buyer.

And he obviously recognizes, you know,

the quality of the building.

-Yeah. Yeah.

-And the product.

So, he

wants to go forward

with 7B West at 2.8.

But I just wanted to add

a little wrinkle to this.

Um, so he loves the building.

He has family that is moving to New York.

So he wants to buy four units

and see what the developer

is willing to do on the rest of those.

Hi. Sorry, can you hold, please?

He'd like to buy four. Four!

I have to sit down.

Okay, hold on.

Okay, so the same guy

wants to take four units?

Correct. Yep.

What exposures do you want?

He wants 4C West. That's a three-bedroom.

-That's next door.

-And then 5F West.

And then 3B East.

That's a smaller two bedroom.

Yes, yes, yes.

I don't think these are spoken for yet.

Hold on one second. Putting you on mute.

Okay, four units.

You just wanna say full price

and cover half their transfer taxes?

If they buy all four right now.

Not 7B W, but the others,

we'll cover their half the transfers.

Okay, Greg?

Yep.

So, we'll give you all four units.

We'll cover half the transfer taxes

on the new three,

but no concessions on 7B.

It's just too special of a unit.

And then you have a deal. All four.

Let me speak to my buyer once more,

and I'll call you right back.

All right. Bye.

-Bye.

-Talk soon. Bye.

You should be

crossing your fingers right now.

You act as if I don't sell

millions and millions of dollars' worth

of real estate every single day.

Plus 1.250 plus 1.8, right?

So that's just under nine million

in deals right there.

-Sounds right.

-There he is. Hold on.

Ryan Serhant speaking. Who's this?

-Hey, Ryan. Greg Vladi again.

-I know who you are. What's up?

Here's what he's willing to do.

Look, it's four units.

So we'll take 7B W, no concessions, 2.8.

The other three units, we'll pay asking,

but we want all transfer taxes paid for

and a storage unit.

We're getting four units.

Let's make that happen.

Hi. Hold hold, please.

It's

I don't know. If I could speak Russian,

I would tell you,

"Dude, it's four four deals."

It's $8.5 million.

Okay.

We got a deal.

-Greg.

-Yes?

How do I say

"You've got a deal" in Russian?

- Say "mazel tov." We're good.

- Mazel tov? Mazel tov!

All right, good. Good job. Great!

Uh, I'll put the deal memo

and everything over today,

and Kayla will get it out to you.

Just make sure they move quick.

You got five days.

Otherwise, the units

go back on the market. Okay?

Buyer's excited. Thanks so much.

- Thanks, man.

- Thanks, Greg.

- All right. Bye.

- Bye.

Four units!

- Four units, baby.

- What's up?

-Also Hold on.

-I think you're close.

No, no, hold on, hold on,

hold on, hold on.

So, if I do the math

I don't think

that actually gets us to 100.

I think it gets us to

over 100, before we have a model unit.

-I was gonna drop this, my phone

-It'll probably break.

So, congratulations.

Congratulations. You can keep your job.

Whoo!

I would so eat this

if it wasn't fake right now!

Nicely done.

You tell me things

Your momma don't know ♪

-This time, one of us gonna blow ♪

-Hey, hey, hey ♪

So let's start the show ♪

Whoa, whoa, whoa ♪

Oh, oh, oh ♪

Whoa, whoa, whoa ♪

So let's start the show ♪

There we go.

Might be a crazy question,

but do you want the mimosas

filled up to a certain level?

That's not a crazy question.

Halfway exactly.

- It's Tricia!

- 50%.

Okay.

That's not 50% That's 60% And that's 70%.

Oh my gosh, you know what?

- You asked.

- You wanna do this?

Do it again. And do it better.

Ryan has given me my first opportunity

to sell a brownstone in Manhattan.

I just need one chance.

It's like that with real estate.

Just one chance,

and you get your ball rolling.

-7,000 square feet.

-7,000 square feet.

-How many bathrooms?

-Eight and a half.

- Views of?

- The Chrysler Building.

-1 Vanderbilt.

-Nice.

-Protected views, let's not forget.

-Exactly.

Sell this house

to every broker in this room

like they've got the check

in the back of their pocket.

It's very important

that I set the stage here

so that they know Tricia Lee's here.

She's selling in Manhattan.

She's gonna be a problem.

-What's up? How are you?

-Welcome to 142 East 36th Street!

-Thank you!

-Good to see you.

- Hi! Jessica!

- Hey, there.

That's a lot of stairs.

Right? We good?

Cheers. Congratulations.

- I'm here!

- Yes. Thank you.

- Let's see the house.

- Oh my! A little Manhattan.

- I know.

- I'm so proud of her!

-Welcome to Manhattan.

-Thank you.

-Yeah, you made the trip over the bridge.

-I sure did. In a big way.

- All right!

- She's still a Brooklyn girl at heart?

- Yeah.

- Absolutely.

First, I'm pitching

against rookie agents at the Jardim,

and now Tricia Lee's

comin' across the bridge

takin' townhouses in Manhattan.

I really gotta stay

on top of my game right now,

because I'm not losin' any more business.

-I know how that is.

-You better be ready. I'm here now.

-Let's go!

-All right. Beautiful.

- Keep up, gonna blow your mind ♪

- Wow!

Keep up, or you'll fall behind ♪

What I love most about

the Manhattan townhouses is the entrance.

It is very dramatic. You get that "wow"

and the sense of arrival.

- Yeah.

- Very grand, honestly.

- The chandelier.

- Like, obviously the chandelier.

It's giving opulence.

Wow.

If you're good, you like it

You can have it, good boy ♪

How many floors are there?

Seven. Lucky seven!

- Is this a working fireplace?

- It is. We have four more.

- So five in total, gas fireplace.

- Nice!

- I don't see woodwork like this anymore.

- Isn't it beautiful?

Yeah, isn't this gorgeous?

Ladies, the best part.

- Your elevator is here.

- Amazing.

If you want to come in, not be bothered,

and go straight to your bedroom, you can!

-Perfect.

-Oh, thank God. I'm wearing heels.

- After you!

- Thank you.

Seven flights of stairs is not the one.

- I mean, yeah, well

- Yeah.

-Unless it has

-Manhattan problems, right?

This is only one of six bedrooms

that we have in this property.

- Okay.

- A total of six.

And you see a little outdoor space here.

- So you have five outdoor spaces.

- A little Juliet balcony.

A little Juliet.

But you also have a roof terrace upstairs

that has unobstructed views.

Tricia, this room is incredible.

- The window is everything.

- The window!

I mean, imagine

getting sunrises right here, waking up.

And the primary bathroom

off of it.

Oh, this is beautiful.

This is the party shower of the century.

- Gorgeous bathroom.

- Can we all go in?

- We can all fit!

- Beautiful! Let's go!

- Let's go!

- Have a beautiful little

Oh, this is what

they do in Manhattan? Got it.

Oh! Who turned on the water?

- Nile!

- Nile!

So let's be clear.

You are all here

to fall in love with this townhouse

and bring me one, two, or three buyers.

Let me tell you, in this neighborhood,

if you start doing $8 million deals,

you're gonna get a lot of people upset.

- I mean, this is Manhattan.

- Speak for yourself!

I don't know what you deal with,

but brokers around here

There's about 30 brokers

who do all the business.

I'm not saying you can't.

- Whether it's Brooklyn or Mars

- You'd never say I can't do it.

-I know that's not it.

-Right.

A lot of brokers outside

the borough think they'll come to New York

and it's just gonna be their their turf.

-All I'm saying is, just be dialed in.

-When I

- Watch out for

- Jordan.

I dealt with that when everyone was like,

"How will you go

from doing nails to selling houses?"

I did it.

-Right.

-And I did it above and beyond everyone.

So I'm used to it, and this is

my brand of doing it differently.

You don't have to like me.

- You will respect me, first.

- Right.

It'll be one of those situations where

you can't beat her, you gotta join her.

Right?

I think any time you get Ryan's attention,

you get the hate that comes along with it.

And I'm ready for it.

I just gotta k*ll it on this first sale.

I know it'll piss off a lot of people.

I don't like the whole notion

of "We're coming into Manhattan."

-"It'll be different." It's the same.

-You are.

-The same sh*t.

-The same sh*t.

-But you are coming to Manhattan.

-I tell you, we are coming to Manhattan.

- So be careful. That's what I say.

- Ohh! Is that a threat?

-He's with me. He's with me.

-That's what I say to that.

For Jardim, we had an offer

come in at the party. It was too low.

I presented three more offers to Harlan,

also too low.

Okay. Talk to you soon. Bye.

I now have another offer on the table,

but it's a little bit complicated,

because it's definitely

coming from left field.

But if I've learned anything

from Ryan Serhant,

it's that an offer is an offer.

- If you get that

- Hey, Ryan?

- Yes.

- Oh, hi.

-Mind if I steal Ryan for two seconds?

-No worries. I'll talk to you later.

-No, it'll be really quick. Sorry, Vik.

-It's fine.

I'll text you later.

- Appreciate you.

- Yep.

-Hi.

-The door's shut.

Well, I mean, it's really important.

Let's talk about Jardim.

Okay.

-Your dog's on my desk.

-Yes, she is.

-Your goddaughter.

-Got it.

So, here's the thing.

-I've been showing it like crazy.

-Yup.

I did a bunch of second showings.

-We've had the offers.

-We had the offers.

- Low. Low. So low.

- And they're low.

So Kristina and Celine came in.

They have a high-end rental client.

We don't wanna rent it. We wanna sell it.

I just don't think Harlan's gonna rent it.

But at least

if we get someone in now as a rental,

and then maybe next year,

as that area keeps developing,

maybe timing will be better.

Let's just call Kristina,

just get her on the phone

and see exactly what the deal is.

Sit. Come, sit.

Hello?

-Hey, it's Ryan.

-Hi.

You have a client that might wanna rent

the penthouse at Jardim?

Correct.

It's a very high-profile client.

Um, they eventually want to purchase it,

but for the time being,

they're only interested in renting.

- You can't get 'em to just buy it?

- Not now.

He's not interested

in purchasing at the moment.

I think the penthouses in that area

are renting for,

I don't know, anywhere from

40, 50,000 dollars a month.

I just don't think it makes sense.

Listen,

the client will do it for 100.

What?

He'll do it for 100.

Get it done, Ryan.

Get it done, Ryan.

I mean, I'll ask. I'll ask!

No no guarantees.

I mean, that's a big offer.

I'll call you back.

- Thanks.

- Bye.

$100,000?

You didn't tell me they'd offer 100 grand.

I didn't know that.

She said it was a high-profile client.

- He's gotta take that.

- Uh let me just see.

Come on, Ryan.

-Hello?

-Hey, Harlan. It's Ryan and Chloe.

-Hey, Ryan. Hey, Chloe.

-Hi!

We have something interesting for you

for the penthouse.

Okay.

They have a high-profile client

that is making an offer

to rent the penthouse.

I don't really

wanna rent it, Ryan.

-Yep, but

-Okay?

The offer that we have

is for 100,000 a month.

Hmm.

I don't know, Ryan.

I think we really wanna sell it.

I also wanna sell it.

And we can still sell it.

It could help us on the future sale,

just to say that,

"Hey, we have someone

paying 250 bucks a foot."

I hear you, Ryan.

But I think at this point

We should still try to push the sale.

Put it there, just focus on

on selling it, okay?

Okay. Thanks.

- All right. Take care. Bye-bye.

- Bye.

Yikes.

- Hi.

- Hey, hey. Just wanted to call you back.

Um, so we just we just spoke to Harlan.

They just don't wanna rent it.

Sorry. I just

Ryan. $150,000.

We need days.

You just broke up. What did you just say?

$150,000.

One-fifty?

Yes.

They're ready to move very, very quickly,

and they need it in two days.

Aah.

Two days. I'm gonna get it done.

Consider it done. Okay. Thanks.

- Uh, he has to take that.

- Yeah. That's insane.

Sadie, what do you think?

- No comment.

- No emotion. No emotion.

-No emotion.

-Think I'm scary? She's really scary.

Okay, let's just call him back.

Hey, Harlan?

I know we just spoke

but we just rented the penthouse,

and I'm sorry.

You did?

-I know you said no

-Yeah?

But they came back at $150,000 a month.

That's nearly two million a year

on an annualized basis

just to borrow it,

and we can still sell it.

That is a record price for the area.

That's nearly $400 a foot.

Okay

-And there's press opportunities.

-Ugh. Ryan

And it's a lot of money.

Ryan, do you think there's a shot

at these people

wanting to purchase it too?

Anybody who's willing to spend

$150,000 a month

eventually wakes up and says,

"Why don't I just buy this thing?"

I think this would really help

the sale when it's time.

- Yeah.

- Hmm.

Okay.

All right, guys, let's do it.

Let's do it, Ryan. Good work.

-Good work, Chloe.

-Okay. We'll put the lease together

-Wait. One more thing. I totally forgot.

-Yeah? Yeah?

They need to move in in 48 hours.

Oh my goodness.

Um Okay. Let me get my team on it.

I mean, that's

-We'll make it happen.

-Yeah. Chloe's gonna go there now.

- She's dressed to help the movers.

- I'm ready.

- She's ready to go.

- Right?

-But we have a deal?

-Okay. We have a deal.

- All right. Thanks, Harlan.

- Thanks, guys. All right.

Bye.

Bestie!

-Good job. What did you just call me?

-Bestie, we have a deal.

- Whew! That was making me nervous. Yikes.

- And you still get to sell it.

So you get the commission from the rental,

and you still get to sell it. All right?

Well, that's amazing.

Do you still think of me as a rookie?

You do not have

the confidence of a rookie.

That is true. I'm

I'm a vet now. I'm a Serhant.

I don't know if I'd call you a vet yet.

But I think you are kicking a*s

and taking names,

and I appreciate the work

and everything you do.

And I think just keep putting yourself

in winning situations.

And good things happen.

It's like I say all the time.

You take care of the work,

and the work will take care of you.

-Great job.

-Okay. Bye, bestie. Thank you.

-Can't wait for the next one! Bye!

-Yeah, bye.

Get all dressed up for the part ♪

Gonna straighten up my body ♪

I'm a good girl, do you feel me? ♪

Wow. Yes!

- Yes, yes!

- Oh!

Thank you!

Hi!

You guys look like

a set of dolls.

Hi! You look amazing tonight.

And you can buy you individually

or you can get the set.

- Like the new Spice Girls.

- All the colors.

-Cheers. Happy three-year!

-Amazing. Cheers! To year three.

I want it, I want it

Let's get it, let's go ♪

I said it, I meant it ♪

- Let's get it, let's go ♪

- Thank you.

I'm comin' to get you

Let's leave tomorrow ♪

Anywhere you want to

Anywhere you want ♪

I only invited, like, four people.

It doesn't look like four people!

It's kind of a dream,

walking into my company's

three-year anniversary party.

Awesome.

The fact that we made it to three,

that's massive.

And I have everybody

in this party to thank for it.

Because I would not be here

if I tried to do it alone.

And trust me, like, I tried.

- Are you about to dance now?

- Three years!

- Three years, yeah! We did it.

- Three years. We did it!

Hi! Unfortunately, I cannot,

but thank you.

- Oh, hey.

- Hey.

You just gonna walk by me

and not say happy birthday?

-What? Happy birthday?

-Unbelievable.

What do you mean happy

Oh, happy birthday. Yes.

I thought you were talking

about your real birthday.

-No, three years for the company.

-Congratulations.

-I don't matter. It's about the firm now.

-Happy anniversary.

I would like to take a moment

to just give a cheers to Chloe

on the Jardim penthouse.

- Thank you, thank you!

- That article that came out.

Is Bad Bunny gonna live there full-time?

-I need to know.

-Or Kendall Jenner?

It was announced

that the high-profile client

moving into the penthouse at Jardim is

Bad Bunny.

I am a huge fan of Mr. Bunny.

Love his music. Love his face.

If you're watching this, call me.

Guys, I can't talk about it.

There were NDAs.

- Yeah, yeah.

- It's in the press!

It's just a matter of time

before I'm running this sh*t, okay?

My wheels are spinning.

I'm like,

"What can Ryan and Chloe do next?"

The possibilities are endless here.

The sky is the limit.

Chloe and Ryan. The Brokerage.

Serhant and Caine.

Caine and Serhant, actually.

It's a lot of money.

I wish I saw your face.

-You sound like a jealous, sore loser.

-I am jealous!

Just a little. If your face was on it,

I'd be more jealous.

-That's true.

-So not that jealous.

$150,000 a month, not bad!

But not a sale.

Ryan only puts the best of the best

on the properties that he knows can sell.

That's why I'm on Central Park Tower,

and that's why she's renting apartments.

So, like, what do you think

is gonna happen tonight?

There's so mu

I mean, Jonathan got fired.

I wanna go get some more hot goss.

Häagen-Dazs? Do they have ice cream?

-This is Elva.

-Hi! So nice to meet you.

- You good?

- Three years. It goes by quick.

Good job. Good job. Good job!

Why is Ryan firing people?

-Not bringin' in the money.

-Quality over quantity.

If you don't fit the vibe,

if you're not meshing well, you're out.

Ryan loves you.

He handed you that listing.

-You're getting all this press.

-Handed?

-Of course.

-No, she had to fight for it.

-I had to fight to the death.

-She was up against Nile. She won.

Yeah, but Ryan made it

more easier for Chloe.

-It's a good presentation!

-Genesis!

-I will pull these earrings out right now.

-Oh! Don't mess with the pregnant woman!

-I was surprised, too, but she k*lled it.

-Don't scratch me!

I heard she absolutely k*lled it.

I was like,

"One plus one doesn't add up here."

- What are you trying to say?

- I heard she f*cking k*lled it.

You didn't know that I could do

a record-breaking rental in the city?

Oh, I'm sorry.

You didn't do it, honestly.

Someone else did it for you.

It's your listing, but you didn't do it.

- Who did it?

- You know. Why you pretending?

I don't know. No, tell me.

She got the listing from Papa Ryan,

but she didn't do it.

Damn, I am done

with all these m*therf*cking b*tches.

Wait, don't throw it! No! They're so good.

I'll sit here with my burgers

while we talk.

I thought you were gonna throw it

across the room.

I am in the publications.

I am besties with Ryan.

I don't have time

for all the chitter-chatter.

You need to sell it. That's

what they hired you for. To sell it.

-Not to rent it.

-Okay, I'm too pregnant for this.

At the end of the day, I'm here

to make money. That is all I care about.

Like, do you know how much it costs

to raise a child in New York City?

Okay. Good. Hello? Oh!

Thank you all for being here.

If you're all back at the bar,

there's more drinks.

It's an open bar.

You can drink the whole time.

So come this way. Come this way.

It is pretty surreal to me to

to be here in front of all of you.

In front of our amazing employees,

staff, our

Our founding members, agents

I don't know where I thought

we would be at this stage in the game,

but honestly,

just looking out at all of you,

I'm not gonna cry, but I do feel it

just a little bit on the inside.

You know, this is a crazy city.

New York is one

of the hardest places to live in.

But if you pound that pavement, right?

New York will pay you back.

But it will also kick your a*s

at the same time.

So I don't know what the market holds.

I don't know what the world holds for us.

All I know is that I wouldn't wanna do it

with a group that's different

than everybody in this room.

And everywhere that we're gonna go.

Thank you all for being here.

It's only year three, right?

That's how I look at it.

We've come a long way.

There's been some ups, been some downs,

but you always get right back up.

So with that, right, ready

Set. Go!

All right, let's make the room blue!

All right, you can do it. There we go.

Okay, good. It worked!

Okay, perfect. Yeah, yeah!

Watch, ready? I can do this.

A little of this, this, this Good.

-Yeah!

-This A little turn.

-Whoa!

-Right?

-Did you see that?

-Whoa!

Uh! Where you at, dawg?

Where you at, dawg? Where you at, dawg?

Hey! Hey! Hey! Hey!

-Whoo! ♪

-Watch this, I'mma claim my throne ♪

Gonna shake my thing

Gonna stay up all night ♪

Watch this, I'mma claim my throne ♪

Gonna shake my thing

Oh yeah, it's on ♪

-Hold up! ♪

-Hold up, baby ♪

I'mma need to fix my crown ♪

-Sure 'nuff ♪

-Sure enough ♪

-Let's go, baby!

-Before I gotta shut it on down ♪

-Hurry up! ♪

-Hurry up, baby ♪

Gonna make my way through the crowd ♪

What's up, baby? ♪

Wait! Let me fix my crown ♪

Oh, oh, now ♪

Oh, now, now, now ♪

Hey ♪

-Whoo! ♪

-There ain't no night like tonight ♪

There's just no need to despair of me ♪

I'm a proud new queen in town ♪

- Oh my

- Ryan!

I did not mean to do that!

So take a look at the sky ♪

Hey, hold on one second.

Let me get to a quiet spot.

Learn how to fly ♪

Yes. Can you hear me?

You want me to come right now?

No, I understand.

Mm-hmm.

Yep.

Yep, I'll be right there.

Yuriy, go as fast as you can, please.

I gotta get there. I don't wanna be late.

Doing real estate in New York City

is insane. It is so hard.

And you have to have the thickest skin

to do it every single day,

because you have no idea

what's gonna happen.

All right, stop.

It's got the highest highs

and the lowest lows.

Okay, Yuriy, keep going.

We gotta get there. Let's go.

But what gets me up

every single day

and motivates me consistently

is knowing that the greatest deal

I've ever done

I haven't even done it yet.

-Hey.

-Ahem.

-Good to see you.

-Welcome.

Thanks for gettin' here so quickly.

So cool.

Yeah, this was in Succession.

I remember it.

- The asking price on this is 38 million.

- Yeah.

Well, it's beautiful.

This is one of those moments

where you just are reminded

that it's New York or nowhere.

Oh my goodness.

Pretty amazing.

I mean

We called you here

for this penthouse.

We think you can sell this.

-But

-Me too.

What do you think about

the rest of the building?

What do you mean?

So the remaining $300 million

in inventory.

You're saying,

"Jump in your car

and race up to the Upper West Side

and talk to me about selling out

the rest of the building"? I'm saying,

"Let's f*cking go."

Let's do it.

I hope I didn't ruin your party.

There'll be a lot more parties.

You're still here?

What are you doin'?

It's over.

Go back to chillin'.

Oh God. My pants are so tight.

Go!