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PHONE RINGS

Hello?

Hello, Rolla, how are you?

I'm good, thank you.

Good, good. And you?
Not too bad, not too bad.

How's it going?
I've got some good news.

OK, what sort of news?

Actually, my client,
he loved the house,

and, er, he's willing
to make an offer.

OK.

What sort of offer
were they thinking of making?

It's not going to break my heart,
is it?

THEY LAUGH

26 million.

26 million?

Yeah.

All right.
Let's see what we can do.

I'll speak to you soon, OK?

OK. Bye-bye.

Yes! Yes!

HE LAUGHS

THEY CHEER

This is Nest Seekers.

This company is different.

We have come to realise
that the agent

is as important as the property.

They're a global property empire
who claim to turn mere mortals

into millionaires.

The highest earning agents can earn
as much as $8 million a year.

They sell houses like these.

Now, they've arrived in the UK.

Right. Now, I've had New York
on the phone.

They're asking me if we're ripping
a hole in the property market yet.

Have we got it by
the scruff of the neck?

They are head-hunting for new talent
from all walks of life

who are dreaming big.

But here's the catch.

The brokers don't get a salary.

They're on commission only.

If they don't sell a property,
these guys and girls,

they're not getting paid.

No salary, no safety net.

Who will survive long enough
to make a sale?

Eddie.

Yeah, fantastic news.

Look, they're going to be
so excited.

Yeah. Can't wait to see
their reaction.

Listen, I look forward
to seeing you later on.

OK, mate. Yeah. All right.
All the best. Speak soon.

Wow, look at this.

Ladies and gents,
welcome to the real flair, eh?

It's nice. Countryside.

Mr McPeake.
Hello. Come in.

This is a really nice house.

Let's think laterally, OK?

Let's not hide away
in prime central London,

when this is where everything
happens and nothing else happens.

It's three million quid, yeah?

A 3% cheque on three million quid
is still a good cheque.

And who doesn't want to say on their
roster that they've sold a castle?

OK? Well, I can think of someone who
I think I can bring to this house,

so, er, I'm going to give them
a call after this.

Give 'em a call now.

So you go off, you call your buyer,
you all walk around,

we'll reconvene for drinks.

Go wherever you want.
Just get lost.

Oh, my God!

Jesus Christ.

This is a little bit unique,
isn't it?

Yeah. It's like almost a bunker.

Some of these brokers
have previously worked

for high street agencies.

Look at this!

Others are completely new
to the property game.

I was a behavioural therapist,
so I'd done a lot of stuff in care.

Before I started at the agency,
I'd never done anything in property.

I was in the music industry.

I worked at a few different
high street agencies,

and honestly, within six months,
I was the top performer.

It was just easy for me.

But none have tackled the world of
multi-million-pound real estate -

until now.

Whoa!

Look at this four-poster bad boy.

Being a broker is a huge risk,

but then again, like, the biggest
risks are the ones

that are the most rewarding
and worth it in the long run.

Guys, please. Can you not...
Come on.

How is it?
It's really soft.

They've all given up
a regular salary,

and now they need to hustle to find
buyers and sellers.

Knocking on doors,
climbing over gates,

interrupting people's dinners.

I hurt my foot back there
jumping down as well.

If you go by the book,
it's just... it's not fun.

Who do you think is going to be
the potential buyer

for that kind of place?

Working in prime property
is a very high-pressure job,

and you need to be prepared to, you
know, to take the risk, you know,

perhaps the first six months or even
one year live off your savings.

I've got a feeling I'm going
to sell it before you do.

Oh, you're getting competitive.

That's fine.

I'm so driven. I'm ambitious,
more than... I think

I've got more ambition than
any of these other guys.

You've just got to have balls.

Yo, look how big this bath is.

I'll do whatever it takes
to sell my clients' properties,

because if I don't sell
my clients' properties,

I don't eat.

Self-made millionaire and the
agency's Global CEO Eddie Shapiro

has flown in from New York
to surprise the new recruits.

I came to New York
at a very young age,

with a few hundred dollars
to my name,

and learned what survival means.

The wonderful thing about this city
is that anyone can make it here -

if you're willing
to do the work.

He has an extraordinary
proposition for them.

Hello, team. Wow... Wow!
Oh, my God!

Oh, my God!

Nice to see you all.

Team, one of the things
that we do in our company is

we look for the next rising stars.

We like to invest in them,
we like to empower them,

we like to help them grow
and become the next superstars.

And so, one of you will be invited
to join us in New York

on a three-month training programme,

to work alongside myself
and our top agents.

Part of our programme
will include assigning you

to about 100 million dollars' worth
of listings in those key markets.

You will help sell it, and you'll
earn a slice of the commission.

Last year, our top broker
earned £5 million.

This is an opportunity
of a lifetime for a broker.

I think you need to definitely
move into the area

and our industry does...

Daniel's going to be my eyes
and ears on the ground.

I want to know everything that's
happening with every single

one of them - every day,
every week, every month.

Daniel McPeake runs
the UK operation.

He's been getting to know the new
recruits for the past few months.

Now it's the summer - or the killing
season, as brokers call it -

and it's time to perform.

The trick to this industry is -
turn up.

It isn't your background,
it isn't where you come from,

it isn't that you didn't go
to university,

single parent family,
went to a posh school.

None of that matters.

Turn up.

Georgie, tell me,
how do you beat him?

We all know I wouldn't be here
if I'm not determined,

if I'm not hungry, if I'm not
capable, if I'm not creative.

I don't need to say that.

That's just going to be portrayed
through my actions.

It just elevates that level of
"I'm going to do this,"

and Eddie, if he values me,

then I'll see you in
the Big Apple, buddy!

I want you to think bigger.

I want you to think about when
you're going to take over my job.

OK, OK. Mm!
All right?

Whether he may even consider me
a top contender,

I don't really think so.

He's in for a surprise.

You're unstoppable? Yes.

You'll call the President
and sell... If I have to.

..and list the White House,
if you had to. If I have to, yeah.

I think I've got the aura, the vibe.

I'm charismatic.
I know how to talk to people.

Eddie's looking for someone
who's relentless

and just gets on with it,
you know, and that's me.

The agency deals in the top tier
of the luxury market,

so the brokers need
to find properties

worth seven or even eight figures.

There's different ways the brokers
can make money.

They can go out and list a property,
take it to the market,

but then they have a defined period
of time where they really need

to find a buyer
before it goes stale.

Or they can go out and find
a buyer that's looking

for a property, but it needs to be
something they haven't seen before.

Either way,
the bigger the price tag,

the bigger the commission cheque.

# I've been posing with red skies

# Retweeting picket signs

# Put my name on petitions,
but I won't change my mind... #

Despite tough times
in the global economy,

London's ultra-luxury
property market is still thriving,

with over £3 billion spent here
in the last six months.

# Feet, don't fail me now... #

And 25-year-old Aly wants
his slice of the action.

You have to get in with the biggest

and baddest developers
in the country, and once

you're in with them, everyone then
gives you the time and respect.

The best way to do it is to just
keep at it, just hustle, and, er,

once you're in with them, everything
else becomes, you know, easy.

Although currently relying on
his family and savings to live,

Aly's got lofty ambitions.

He's targeting one of the richest
areas in the country.

Mayfair is one of the most expensive
postcodes in London.

It has high-end hotels.

It's where all the fashion is.

It's where all the jewellers are.

It's where, you know,
the best car dealers are.

It's where the richest live
and play.

So, Aly, where were you last night?

Er, the Mayfair Club.
Nice.

Didn't get home till, like, 3:00am
in the morning, but it's good.

It's part of the game.

The other night I was at a club.

I bumped into someone
from the royal family, which...

We exchanged contacts.

It's all about putting yourself
in the right places.

Honestly, the way I want my life
to be, there's no in between.

I'm either going to make it
all the way to the top,

or all the way to the bottom.

So it's one or the...

It's one or the other!

Get rich or die trying.

Aly wants to use his Lebanese
background to his advantage,

and pursue the wealthy Middle
Eastern developers and buyers here.

Thank you very much.
Cheers, thank you.

Is there an email address,
or a contact number?

Aly will hound high-net-worths
that have amazing properties.

He will drive them crazy until
the point they speak to him.

I'd like to see if I could set up
a meeting to see if we could

work together on some things,
because I've got some, er,

potential buyers...

Can't teach that.
That's what he does.

If someone says no to me, I won't
stop, because it's just...

If they say no, what's the worst
that could happen?

It's like, you know, OK, no, we'll
try again and again and again.

I'm young, I'm ambitious,
I'm hungry.

A lot of these guys in Mayfair
are old, they're boring.

I'm willing to get down and dirty
and get things done.

Hello?

After weeks of trying,
I've managed to get through to

one of the biggest super-prime
developers in London.

You know, I was constantly
contacting the guy, you know,

DM-ing him on Instagram, I emailed
him, constantly calling his office.

And I think he realised that
this guy is not going to give up

and he wants it, and now I've
managed to get myself a meeting,

and hopefully get
a listing from him.

But does Aly have what it takes
to pull this one off

before he runs out of funds?

HE COUGHS

I was choking on my coffee.

You can't wear ripped jeans.

No, not ripped jeans, Krishy.

Eh?

You've got to look professional.
You can't wear them jeans.

All right, all right.

I'll go upstairs and go and get
changed. All right, all right.

Go and get changed. Wow.
That kid.

Krish lives with his parents
and has been selling properties

in the area for the past year.

But to make big money, he has
to target the luxury market

and head south.

London frightens me.

Trying to sell properties in London,

and obviously him not being from
London, is a big thing.

There you go. Look, here he is.

This is our John Travolta here,
mate.

No, yeah, you're going to just
carry on wearing that. Yeah.

I can't say the word "Krishan"
without smiling.

He reminds me of, like, a little
Fonzie character from the 1970s.

He's not going to dance
to anyone else's tune.

He's not going to colour in
someone else's pattern.

That's his strength.

He doesn't follow rules.

Even at school, he didn't do what
the teacher told him to do,

but he is going to get the results.

What are we saying? I like it.
Hey. Yeah?

If you tell me what to do,

I'm going to do the complete
opposite of that, to wind you up.

Don't you think you need
to wear a blazer?

You've got to think
about it like this, yeah?

Everyone that rocks up
in Dan's office,

80% of them are wearing suits.

I'll wear a suit on my wedding day.

Krishy's good. I'm stressed out.
Don't be stressed.

Come on. Eh?

Aww!

He's not afraid, and he is good
at what he does.

His parents might
be supporting him now,

but Krish's dream is
to one day return the favour.

Krishan is always trying
to make us proud.

He's always said, "Mum and Dad,
I'm doing this for you."

Family mean everything to me.

Like, take all my money,
do what you want,

as long as I've got my family,
that's really more important.

London, it's a big world out there.

I'll be fine. Don't need you
or Mum to worry about it.

Me and Mum are only
a phone call away.

It's like the fairy godmother
in Shrek.

Only a teardrop away.

HE LAUGHS

Good luck, Krishan.

Appreciate it. Yeah?

I want Krish to move into
the London market,

cos, you know, he can be competition
for some of the best

that's out there
within the next 12 months.

# All my chains are gone
and all the guns are loaded

# I need someone close
to never let me go... #

In 2020, this five-storey mansion
sold for a record-breaking

£210 million.

# You give me life... #

With the average property
costing six million,

Knightsbridge is a honeypot
for wealthy overseas investors.

It's also where Aly is hounding
an Iranian property tycoon

via social media.

Hello.

Mr Kam Babaee, how are you?
Nice to see you.

Good to see you.
Good, good, good.

Looking smart. Thank you.
You too. You look good.

First impressions always count.

ALY LAUGHS

# But it's a beautiful good life

# I had the feeling my whole life

# I was caught in a nightmare... #

The former home of ballerina
Dame Margot Fonteyn,

Amberwood House once welcomed guests
including John F Kennedy,

Peter Sellers and Princess Margaret.

Undergoing an extensive renovation,

the price - upwards of £80 million.

I can't believe I'm actually here,
by the way.

This is insane.
Well, you're very privileged...

Thank you so much.
..to come make the rounds.

Kam is a, um, real estate tycoon.

He owns some of the most expensive
real estate in prime London.

My goal is to be like Kam.

If-if-if possible, better.

I'm very excited.

By far, this is going to be the best
house I'll see in a while, so...

I'm glad I'm not going
to disappoint you.

I 100 million percent manifested
my relationship with Kam.

I just knew there was going to come
a time where I was going meet him,

I was going to sit down with him.

It's the law of attraction, right?

You attract things that you want,
and it's so true.

There's only a few people in
this world that understand this,

and, er... Yeah.

You're one of them?
Mm, maybe...I am.

Just so you know... Yes. ..you are
the first person to come in.

When do you think it's going
to fully be finished?

Another three months.

It's very rare to find this
in Knightsbridge, right? Yeah.

I mean, I've been to a few houses...

Very rare to find it, full stop,
let alone Knightsbridge.

I've not seen...
anything like this just yet.

Wow.

Insane. This is the formal living
area, opening onto the garden.

This is where you'd have
your ambassadorial evenings.

Yeah. So don't tell me
you're going bring a client,

because I will not allow it
until it's perfectly finished.

I get that. I get where
you're coming from.

You're not just going to let
anybody in here, right?

Absolutely. I feel so special.
Shall we go?

I mean, look at this.

This, as a bathroom,

it is just the most sexiest place.

I'd want to have a shower
in here every day.

Would you ever want to have
a shower by yourself, or ...?

HE LAUGHS

Not with you, Aly. No, no.

I think we've got a good
relationship, you know.

I think he just gets the fact that,
you know, I'm just hungry

and I want to do well.

You've got to dream big and make
sure you get up in the morning

to make your dream a reality.

While Aly has found himself
a high-flying property tycoon,

former care worker Georgie
is yet to get off the ground.

Hello! Hello. Hi!
How are we?

How I've been going recently,
it's making me feel stressed,

and if I don't feel I'm progressing,
I feel like I'm in a halt,

then I'm going to need to do
something to change that.

She's asked senior broker Sunil
at the agency for help.

He's introducing her to a couple
looking for their dream property.

They're relatively new clients.
A young couple. OK.

Two lovely little dogs, and they are
looking for something

a bit outside London.

Tom does a lot of filming.
He's a YouTuber.

And what's their price point?

Price point is up to five million.

Up to five million?
Up to five million.

And that's kind of...
Yeah. OK?

Yeah, just if there's any kind of,
I don't know, advice, help,

anything that you would suggest
and stuff...

So, keep it conversational.

It's going to be, um,
a very conversational meeting.

Just ask as many questions
as you want.

Just don't ask too many.

21 questions.
Got my notebook ready.

Yeah.

I'm really, really excited because
it's, like, my first official

thing with, you know,
getting my foot through the door.

Hi. Hi.

Hi! Nice to meet you.
I'm Georgie.

Oh, so nice to meet you.
Hiya.

All right, Tom? Nice to see you.
Nice to see you. How you doing?

Yeah, not too bad. How are you?
Hi. Hi, nice to meet you.

We've brought the babies.

OK, so I've brought Georgie along.

She's an up-and-coming star
at Nest Seekers.

Ha! And, er, I want her to try

and get involved in helping
find you guys a place.

Yeah. Awesome. Amazing.

Glad you're here.
Yeah.

I would say the major would be
we really want some -

we've got two dogs -
we'd really love garden space.

I'll be happy with a car park.

OK.

So, cars and garden.
Yes, cars, garden.

Cars and garden, absolute...

Which sounds nice and simple,
until you realise I'm going to be

incredibly specific and
annoying about car parking.

As many spaces as possible. Yeah.

At least three, minimum,

inside/under cover,
completely sealed.

OK, got you.

In terms of aesthetic,
I think we both like character.

OK. Um, I don't want a project.

OK. But at the same time,
I don't want a white box.

I just need to be near
to major roads so I can travel,

if I need to, or near
to Heathrow or Gatwick. Sure.

I mean, I love a good exposed beam.

Big windows, lots of light.

I want it to be super-safe,
like a really nice safe area,

maybe even a park nearby
or, like... Sure.

..more green space nearby.

Also, really love to kind of...
you to show us

properties that you think might be
something we're interested in.

Yeah, well, that's our job.
I mean... Yeah.

Tom and Ianthe did have
a lot of boxes to tick.

However, with that being said,
yeah, why wouldn't you?

If you're buying your first dream
home and it's everything that

you want it to be and more,
you know, you want to help them.

You want to make them feel like
you're the one that is going to

do this for them and you're the one
that can help them through this.

So I am completely with you guys.

Easily accessible but still
out of the way so you can chill

and have your privacy,
sounds like... Great.

Well, glad that you're here.

If this is what I've got as
an example of a first, you know,

buyer, client, then, yeah,

throw the boxes at me -
I will tick them.

I just want to make it as nice
and as stress-free as possible

for you guys, um, and, yeah,
just help in any way I can.

Thank you. Awesome.
No worries.

Georgie's not afraid
to ask for help.

She can lean on the network.

She can lean on senior brokers,
so she can get information

and experience quickly, and it's
done one really important thing -

it's put her on one track.

She's centred and it's given her
a goal to go for.

Let's get this ball rolling.

Milton Keynes agent Krish
is targeting a leafy suburban

hot spot in North London.

# I'm only gettin' started

# Don't mean to be disheartened

# Felt like giving up
so many times before... #

Hampstead is where you'll find
London's glitterati,

but there's one place in particular
with a premium price tag.

I'm just, like, scoping out
the area,

and I've heard that Billionaire Row
is around here, Bishops Avenue.

I think... I think it's that way.

With 66 mansions worth a total
of £620 million,

the potential commission selling
just one property on

the Bishops Avenue could transform
Krish's fortunes overnight.

There's loads of properties
out there.

I think to myself, even a 1% fee,
it's life-changing money.

To say you sold something
on Bishops Avenue,

it would be a massive achievement.

Former residents include the Sultan
of Brunei and Justin Bieber,

so it's no surprise they're built
to keep intruders out -

and enthusiastic property brokers.

I mean, the lights... Hello?

Hi. Are you the home owner?

No, no, no.

I just take care of the building.
Can I give you my card?

Yeah, just throw it.

I can't throw it, like.
I don't...

I'll come down.
Yeah, come down. Yeah, sweet.

DIRECTOR: Hello.
I know.

Not bad, eh? Not bad.

Yes, how can I help you?

Yeah, is this, er...

I've got somebody that wants
to buy this place. That's fine...

When you see a five foot seven guy
stood right outside your gate

trying to pitch you something,
with the face of a 12-year-old,

right, you don't take him seriously.

But then the minute I speak
is when people actually listen.

I tried to ring the agents.

They've not answered, so I'd rather
just deal directly with...

Try the other one.
Which one?

The other one. The other one?
Yeah.

The other one's for sale?
I think so.

I'll contact someone.

Could you find out the contact?
Yeah, yeah.

Because I've got somebody -
I've got loads of people.

Yeah, you've got my number as well.

Luxury apartments.

I've just taking a number down
from another development.

I'm going to give 'em a call
straight away,

but, yeah, we'll see what we can do.

It would be very impressive
to get something round here.

Yeah, I'm just enquiring
about number 26.

I think it was called
the Crossways Mansion.

When you're selling the most
expensive property,

the devil's in the detail,
and brokers really need

to know their stuff.

Look at this bath.

Wow!

The buyers are going to be
super-demanding

and they're going to ask questions
about everything.

You need to be on top of your game.

Everybody uses Lalique...
Yeah.

..which is quite expensive.
What's more expensive than Lalique?

Ooh... Were you good at school?

I wasn't good at school, no.

God, er...

What's more expensive than Lalique
in the crystal world?

Oh...

Baccarat.
That's it, Baccarat.

So these are Baccarat taps.

How much does a tap like that cost?

Ooh, with the hooks and everything,
it's like £24,000.

Wow. That's someone's yearly salary.

THEY LAUGH

You must know the name
of the marble.

You must make sure that you know
whether it's laminated wood.

Is it real leather? I know.
Is it not real leather?

What's the flooring? Yeah.

It's so important that you can tell
everybody that this is leather,

and the leather is from Italy.

And this is...

Wow. Yeah? This is insane.

Is this whole floor just a spa?

A spa.

You've got the hairdressing salon,
massage room... Wow. ..gym.

You would expect to get this in,
like, a seven star hotel, right?

Tell me, Aly, have you seen
a better pool?

No, I haven't.

This is insane.

By far one of the best-looking
properties I'll ever see in my life.

You can't ever, ever find property
like that in Knightsbridge.

Um, it doesn't exist.

Aly's gone out and he's got involved
with a high-end developer.

But before Aly can get a shot at
the £85 million house, Amberwood,

he needs to deliver for Kam and find
a buyer for Culross House.

A stone's throw away from Hyde Park,

Culross House is on the market
for an eye-watering £30 million.

Make sure that when you're taking
potential buyers

to Culross House in Mayfair,
room by room, you describe

the quality of the wood, the stone,
the wallpaper, everything.

Whatever is there, you need
to know every detail about it.

100%. So that your clients
are fully informed

when they're looking
at the property. Yeah.

I don't want to disappoint you
as well, right?

I want to prove to you
that I can actually do this.

I want to sell these places
for real, so it's not like...

I'm not here to play games,
you know.

So, um, I'll do my best.

We'll take you seriously until
you're not serious yourself, so...

Well, you've got to have some
laughter every now and then.

Absolutely. Listen, thank you
so much, Kam, again.

Thank you. Cheers. Thank you.
I'll see you soon, OK?

Good. Thank you.

I would love to sell
this house one day,

but right now, the focus is
to sell Culross House

and prove to Kam that I can actually
bring wealthy clients through

the door, and hopefully he sees that
and he then thinks to himself,

"I want to give him a shot now at
something bigger and better," right?

So, that is the plan.

# Thief in the night

# Tell the truth... #

Krish has asked for a meeting
with UK boss Daniel.

He has some news he's keen to share.

I rang the estate agent, just
intrigued about the development.

The biggest mistake they ever did
is give me the developer name.

Naturally, I googled them,
gave them a call and told them,

"Listen, the marketing needs
to be switched up,"

and convinced them
to list it with me.

How are you getting on in London?

Bishops Avenue. No way.

Billionaires' Row.

What have you got there?

We've got a new development.

Wow.

Yeah, a series of apartments.

So how does little Krishan
come along

with his pony and his stick with his
packed lunch on the back of it

and rock his way up the Bishops
Avenue, then? What happened?

Cold-called the developer, yeah.

And the rest is history.

So you tell me now, how are you
going to turn this into cash?

Open house.

Invite all the...
er, the local people,

brokers with clients,

direct clients that have
come from myself as well

that are potentially looking
to downsize,

cos what I found is,
in that development,

a lot of the people living there
at the moment, they're retired.

When you start
talking about the Bishops Avenue,

you're talking to a different world.

Trust me, people on that street
are watching who's selling what.

So this, Krish,
this is your big chance.

If you can carry on listing
what you're listing in London,

you'll start shaking the feathers
of some of the other guys and girls

that are already here.
There's no rules here.

If you want to go to New York,
want to make that happen,

you want to go out here
in the City of London.

They're actually nice flats there.

That's the Bank of England, mate.

They're not flats.

Fair enough.

# That's life

# If we had more time,
we could live forever

# Just you and I

# We could be together

# That's life... #

Harvey, what's it like
to be my twin?

What's nice about it?
You're my twin. I'm older.

We are twins together.

Starting this is a huge risk,

because it's all unknown

and it's all down to me.

INTERVIEWER: Is it a bit scary?

Yeah, it's really, really scary,
because you don't get a salary.

How are you finding it all,
compared to what you're used to?

Cos it's very different.
Polar opposites.

Well, going from,
like, care shift work,

the whole structure of it
is completely different.

I speak to my brother Harvey
quite a lot, um,

and he's very supportive.

And obviously he knows,

being my twin, that half of the
reason I'm doing this is for him.

It is very risky.

I'm quite a risky person, though.

Yeah, but, you know,
life as a whole is, isn't it?

If you ain't living it on the edge,
then you ain't living it right.

THEY LAUGH

I'm really hoping it does go well.

I want it to go well... I think
it will. ..in terms of my job,

because it's also like...
we've been struggling for so long,

and I just want something
to go right.

You know, people want to buy and
sell houses all the time, you know.

A home is the foundation
of your life, isn't it?

Which, you know,
we know is important.

We do indeed.

Harvey is, like, 60% of the reason

that I get up and out of bed every
day, and why I want to,

you know, work so hard to ensure...
Because we haven't had it easy.

Ever since we were younger,
we've been in and out of homes,

moving around quite a lot,
not really settled.

We don't have parents.

My mum passed away
when I was 18 months old.

Fundamentally,
the reason I'm doing this

is because I know in my gut
and in my heart

that it will enable me
to provide for both of us

in a way that we haven't had
and that we both deserve.

So, I just pretty much have to get
rich so I can buy you a nice house.

If you could, yeah!
Sooner rather than later.

Yeah? I'm on it!

Thanks for coming, everyone.
Let's warm up.

So, on your marks, I want you to
jog down to the end, jog back.

Let's go!

In a few days, Krish will host his
open house on Billionaires' Row.

Oh, oh, we're jogging,
we're jogging, yeah.

So he's going out on a limb,

hoping to find some wealthy buyers.

Arm round.

So, do you live round here?

Yeah. You do?

Keep it going.

So, do you live in this area, then,
as well?

I took a bums and tums class
the other day at the gym,

something I've never done,

only cos I wanted to grow, you know,
the booty,

cos women love that, apparently.

So I did that, but ended up

meeting a geezer who owns
one of the most expensive houses

in Milton Keynes.

Yeah, so it's a good person to know.

So the idea then just
kind of stemmed from there.

The reason why I kind of ask
all these questions...

Good. Don't arch the back.
..is because...I'm a...

Keep your back of your body
nice and still.

..I'm a luxury real estate broker.

Ah. And I've got
a listing in Bishops Avenue.

Oh. But I'm not from London.

Oh, right.

So it's all kind of new to me... Ah.
..hence all the questions.

Krishan is great
at thinking outside of the box.

You know, he puts himself
in situations.

When you hear him talk about it,
I'm like, "You did what?"

Other brokers would do it,

but they've got too much ego
and pride

and they care too much about how
they look in front of people,

you know. I like to make things
a little bit more fun.

This is a great one, actually.
I really like this one.

THEY LAUGH
No, I really do. I really do.

You're a glutton for punishment,
aren't you?

Bottom back, hips forward.
Bottom back, hips forward.

I've got a couple of apartments
in Bishops Avenue.

Do you know Bishops Avenue?
I do know The Bishops Avenue.

Yeah, yeah, so I've got a couple
of new-build apartments there. OK.

So, yeah.

I drive down there
quite a lot for work.

OK. Um, we have clients in the area.

What do you do?
I'm actually a funeral director.

OK.

Um, do you happen to have,
like, sort of clientele...?

I don't know how it really
works, but, like, potentially,

you know, downsizing.

Well, um, it's not something
that always comes up.

OK.

I'm doing an open house
this Saturday. Oh, right. Right?

Are you inviting me?
I'm inviting you.

From three o'clock
until six o'clock.

Can I bring someone? Yeah.
Oh, excellent. Bring who... Yeah.

I mean, especially if they're
looking to buy

or if they're looking to downsize.
Obviously. Yeah?

I'll see you on Saturday.
I'll give you a call to confirm.

Perfect, thank you. Cheers.

# I love

# How you go from zero... #

Ooh. Oh, this is really nice. OK.

Tasked with finding
Tom and Ianthe's dream home...

"Three open fireplaces
and oak beams.

"Oozes character and charm."

Oh, we like that.

..rookie broker Georgie is scouring
property listings online.

I'm just calling in regards to your
Nuffield, Henley-on-Thames property.

What's the garden space like?

Just because my client
has a few dogs,

so they just wanted to let them,
like, have free rein

and run around and stuff.

Literally just like a patch of grass
next to the pool?

Unfortunately, I don't think

that sounds like it would be
enough space.

It's just really, really important

that the enclosed garage part
has enough space for three cars.

Like, it has to be three.

Putting myself out there
to this extent is a huge deal to me,

because I have doubted myself
a lot in the past

and I haven't believed in myself.

Like, it's one thing thinking it.

It's another thing longing for it
and dreaming for it.

But then it's a totally, completely
different thing actually doing it.

Is it a three- or literally
just a two-car garage?

I'm stressed.
This is definitely a challenge

and the clock is kind of ticking
on the bank of Georgie.

I have to find a property for them,
but also for myself.

Back to the drawing board we go.
This is so fun.

Welcome to the life
of someone in real estate.

Oh, God.

# It's just

# Metal and dust... #

He goes and joins in this local
open-air exercise class

to weave himself in to people

that might be looking to buy,
or know people that want to buy,

round the local area.

Now, that's creativity.

Excellent.

And look, remind everybody that
in order to make it to the States,

in order to make it worthwhile
for us to make that big investment

in their career, they've got to
bring all of that to the table.

Mm-hm.
It's creativity, it's the energy,

it's always looking at solutions
and never the problems.

It's having the courage

to knock on the tallest, biggest,
richest doors

in order to make it to the US
and to work amongst the giants

at corporate headquarters,

side by side with the CEO.

Otherwise they're going
to get eaten alive, right?

They'll get chewed up
and spat out before you know it.

Coming to New York is not a win.

It's an opportunity to begin
a journey

that is going to be even harder

than the one that
they're involved in right now.

Today
Krish is hosting his open house.

He's hoping for offers
on two apartments

worth a total of
£7.5 million pounds.

I rarely get nervous,
but it's kind of a big deal, right?

The agency hasn't had
anything on Billionaires' Row.

Can't mess it up.

Krishan went into the London market

and targeted
Bishops Avenue for one reason -

it was to prove to everyone else
that he could get a listing there.

And the fact that he got a listing
there means he can have a chance at,

and probably will sell it.

Selling a ground-floor apartment
here

could net Krish
over £40,000 in commission.

That's almost £10,000
higher than the average salary.

40,000 for a 22-year-old is insane,
right?

But success depends on getting
the right people through the door.

We've got a bunch of brokers
from the agency

bringing potential buyers.

We've got people that I've just met
going out and about, you know -

exercise class,
bunch of different things.

But, yeah, the most important thing

is the buyers that walk through
the door.

They're the most important people.

At the end of the day, I need to get
them sold, so...fingers crossed.

Krish! G-money!

I've arrived. Look at you!

Oh, my God, you look so good.

So what's going on? Tell me.

So what they've done is

they've converted one of those
massive houses that you see there

and essentially turned it
into, like, nine luxury flats.

Georgie's new to the game, right,

and I'm new to this whole open-house
thing that they do here in London.

Um, so I think it's good kind of
insight for both me and her

to see how it works, you know,

and if things don't go well,
blame it on Georgie!

Right, let's just go into it.

Show me!

I'm so excited.

Krish, I'm so proud of you.

What do you think? Wow.

What do you think? I love this.

It's all marble flooring as well.

I'll show you this flat first.

Number one. Number one. Come on in.

Come on in.

Oh, my gosh.

This is nuts.

Nice open-plan
kitchen-living-dining.

Plenty of natural light.

So, yeah.

It's like it's moody but it's fresh.

It's nice. I'm here for it.
I'm really here for it.

Yeah? Just chuck your bag there.
Just chuck your bag there.

Right, so we've got stuff in there,

so just get the champagne
and stuff out.

Yeah.

Please, can I set those up?

All right, all right, all right.
Cos I'm... Presentation is a must.

Did you go to Costco?
I went Costco. I went Costco.

Me and my mum went around Costco
and...

I love that. Yeah.
We were looking for...

That's my mum's plates as well!
Don't wreck 'em.

When are you going to whack out
a cheeky bottle of Dom?

SHE LAUGHS

What's Dom?
It's the top-shelf champers.

I'm, like...
You're a prosecco geezer.

..get whatever is out of date.
Yeah, yeah, I'm one of them.

OK, OK. Yeah.

How long do we have
until they arrive? I don't know.

Got to smash this, man.
You got to get a buyer for this.

# It's all coming on

# This time I know

# Guess it's true

# We'll ride along

# Take my time... #

Nice place, this place, right?
I know. I really like it.

It's Middle Eastern
and Asian fusion.

I've had to make some sacrifices

to be able to carry on
on this journey,

and, um, I'm currently living
with my sister.

But that doesn't mean that, um,

that's going to be my situation
in a year's time,

because I know for a fact it's not.

I've been, um,
targeting the super-prime market.

Yeah? I'm trying to become
the biggest and baddest

and most feared
real estate broker in the city.

Feared? Not feared, but like...
It's just an expression.

What, it's like Gotham here?

Yeah, the Batman of real estate.
The Batman of real estate!

She worked in property for a while,
then she moved into development.

She's doing pretty well.

You can't run around, empty pockets
and on the hustle all the time.

You have to build something
more sustainable for yourself.

I would rather be homeless
than sit there working for someone,

er, who's going to basically
take all my hard work and earnings.

You can't just live in cuckoo-land.
"I'm going to be a millionaire,

"I'm going to be a millionaire." No.
Yeah, so does everyone else.

And millionaires who've made it,
they had a vision and a plan,

but they worked towards that vision.

They didn't just hope it sticks.
Cos that's what you do.

It's not cuckoo-land.
It's just that, you know,

I have a vision, I have a plan,
and it takes time.

This doesn't happen overnight.
You know, this is...

But you don't do it
when you wake up at noon.

I had to drag you out of bed today.

You don't do it when
you wake up at noon.

You do. You wake up...
I don't wake up at noon.

Who says I wake up at noon?
Well, a lot of times you do.

Yeah, but... And you know you always
have the family to support you.

You know that. That's why
you're comfortable

to do all these things,

but you have to find a way
to get on your own two feet,

on your own, be able
to support yourself,

and... Yeah...
..AND build your dream.

Yeah.
And that's when you've made it.

So how's it going with
the properties that you have?

Um, I've been in contact with

one of the biggest real estate
tycoons... Yeah? ..in the city.

Wow. And he probably owns

about a billion pounds' worth
of property in London alone.

Wow, in London alone? Wow.
In Mayfair and around Mayfair.

And, you know, he's given me
the chance

to sell his £30 million listing.

Oh, wow, OK. I mean, you know,
that says a lot for someone who...

Yeah, yeah, yeah.
That's a great opportunity for you.

...just went in there
and pitched it. Yeah, yeah.

Is he open to offers? Are they
open...? I think definitely, yeah.

Yeah? Cos I might have
a couple of people

that would probably look into it
that I'll introduce you to.

They're very well connected
in the Middle East.

Um... Why don't you put me in touch
with them and then we can...?

I'm happy to arrange for them
to view the place as well.

Yeah, yeah, definitely.

I'll open up that connection
for you. Interesting.

I'd better get
a bit of a cut from that!

Yeah, if it sells. I mean...
I want a little...

I'll take you on holiday.
..a little cut from there.

No, no, you give me the cash.
I don't want a holiday.

Hi, guys. Come on in.

I mean, I know it's en suite,
but it's...

So, just a couple of comments.

Um, I found the kitchen quite small.

OK.

So, the qualities that we look for
in a broker is the ability

to get on with people.

Are they a people person?
Do they understand the process?

I was also thinking
from an investment perspective,

so I was keen to find out
a bit more about the rental income,

what would be the yield.

From an investment standpoint,
yeah, 100%.

How many people can say that they've
actually owned something

on Billionaires' Row? Yeah, yeah.

You're going to grow
so much equity in the apartment.

Yeah. No, I appreciate
the capital growth,

but I think also important for me
to understand the cash flow

if we decide to rent it out, so...

Sure. What I'll do, I'll get some
figures written down for you.

Yeah, we'll go from there.

Oh, it's so lovely in here.

Krish is banking on two
of his fellow agency brokers,

Jennifer and Binta,
bringing along a major player.

Hi, how are you? Binta. Hello.
Looking lovely. Yeah. Thank you.

Oh, this is Michael. Michael.

Michael is looking for a property
on The Bishops Avenue

for a Nigerian politician.

How much is this one going for?
This one's 2.3.

And it's a three-bedroom?
Three bedroom, two bathroom.

JENNIFER: Quite small, though.
Yeah, I was just going to say that.

You just wait. You just wait.

I don't like to say small.
I say cosy. Cosy. Cosy.

So, yeah, it's quite nice.

Right, I'll show you
to the bedrooms real quick.

Yeah, sure.

Have you noticed as well,
like, it's high ceilings.

High ceilings. Yeah. It's nice.

This is the master bedroom.

You've got
your walk-in wardrobe space,

then you've got
your en suite there as well.

What's going on with this?
It's air ventilation.

I feel like
this is a bit odd for me.

That? Yeah. It's a problem for you?

Not for myself.
Actually for my client.

Oh, yeah? Yeah.
Yeah, well, your client likes it.

Um, he hasn't actually said
whether he likes it or not.

No, he likes it. He likes it.

This is the master bedroom?

Yeah, yeah,
this is the master bedroom.

I mean, it's nicely done, again,

but I just think
it's just a little bit tiny.

MICHAEL: Was this a garage
in the past? You wouldn't know?

I wouldn't know. I wasn't...

The reason why I ask is
because you've got a step down here.

You've got like a bulkhead,

and most times when you have
a bulkhead in a room

to the end of the property,
if there's nothing above this,

then it must have been a garage.

He knows more than me, man. He knows
more than me about the development.

Plan B! Yeah. Plan B.

I don't even want to show you
the other room, then,

if you think this is tiny.
I'll show you upstairs. OK.

The penthouse, at £3 million,

is almost double the size
of the apartment below.

A sale could mean a commission
of £60,000.

I don't like how
they keep having...

The air ventilation system -
you are going to need it.

You are going to need it. And if
you don't like it, just cover it up.

That's the only view
you've got to the front?

Yeah.

Mixed feelings.

Mixed feelings? You're looking over
Billionaires' Row right there, man.

How many people
wake up in the morning

and look over Billionaires' Row?

I mean, the location is great, but
if you want a better view, then...

If you want a better view, you're
going to have to live in a tower.

Just that
it's on the main road as well.

It definitely needs to...

Can you hear it, though?
Can you hear the main road?

It's not about hearing it. I just
think sometimes it's the view,

and preferences.

So if your client wants a view,

then you're going to have to go
to the City of London

and go and get something...

I expect it to be hard
to work with buyers, right -

try and show them the vision.

Not brokers,
especially from my agency!

Do you know what I mean? Like, I
don't know what they were thinking.

Nothing will come out of that.

I know nothing will come
out of that,

and I'm not hopeful for that one.

That was shocking.

If you can sense your client
isn't feeling a property,

sometimes, you know, you've got
to pick up on that,

and you've just got to back them up.
No matter what the commission,

you have to put
the client's needs first.

Krish would be naive
to think otherwise.

At the end of the day,
the client is king.

You have to maintain
that relationship.

You have to keep that trust.

LINE RINGS

Hey, how's it going?

We're done.

How did it go?
It was all right.

It was a good turnout.

I'm here with Georgie as well.
Hi, Georgie.

Hello. You all right?

I can't believe that
you've done this.

He did really, really well, though.
You should be very proud.

I should have come.
I never told you not to come.

You could have come.

I would have sorted
everything for you. Aw!

I don't need this, Mum.

I'm a man.

I'm 22 years old now.

MUM LAUGHS

Still my baby.

Right, yeah, I'm leaving!

Right, OK, we're done. We're done.

Bye, Krishan's mum!

See you, Mum. Bye. Bye.

You and your mum seem
like you get on really well.

She's my biggest supporter,
but also biggest critic,

whereas my dad's
like my cheerleader.

You know what I mean?
He's got the pompoms.

That's nice. Yeah. Don't ever
take that for granted, man.

No, I'm not.

I love it, I love it.

That's good. Don't lose that.
You're very lucky to have that.

In central London, Aly is inching
closer to a life-changing deal.

So, my sister introduced me
to this client called Imad,

a broker who's very, very
well connected in the industry.

I feel like bringing him here today
is a big step forward

to hopefully getting the deal done.

Imad is looking for a Mayfair
property for a Saudi billionaire,

and Aly is hoping Culross House
will fit the bill.

Hello, hello. Mr Imad.

How are you?
How are you doing, Aly?

Nice to see you. How's it going?
How's everything? Good, good, good.

I'm about to show you the
newest-built townhouse in Mayfair.

Obviously, we're on Culross Street,
just off of Park Lane.

You've got the Bahraini princesses
to your left,

you've got the Qataris
to your right.

I know you've got
a lot of Saudi friends,

so, er, why not add them
to the list, right?

We have. We have, yeah. Let's see.

Shall we have a look
at Culross House? Yes, please.

Let's go. Let's have a look.
Let's do it.

# Can't stop the stars from moving

# Cos you ain't got the time

# I think your chance is coming

# But it's got to be tonight... #

This Edwardian-style luxury
townhouse

is on the doorstep of Hyde Park

and on the market for £30 million.

The furniture, obviously,
is designed by, um, MS.

I mean, the furniture cost
around £2 million,

but that comes, um, extra, added on.

And this property, Aly, you think
it's reasonably priced, or...?

At 30 million,
it is very reasonable.

The reason why - it works around
£3,780-something per square foot.

So, for Mayfair,
I mean, that is unbelievable.

Wouldn't you say so? OK.

Show me around.

This is a glass lift,
see-through glass lift,

and, er, the lift itself,
just for the lift,

cost £1.5 million. OK. Yeah.

LIFT: First floor.

So, er, we're on
the first floor here, right?

So you've got, um,
his and hers principal bedrooms.

It's nice, right? Nice feeling.

Do you do much, um...? Do you pump
weights, really, or not really?

Yeah, we have that at home.

Yeah? And, er...

So, if you come through here,
you look down... Wow.

Don't worry. You're not
going to fall. Wow.

I love this picture here.
It's insane, right?

You can see right through the pool.
Wow.

This is eye-catching.

So, this is actually
Kenyan black marble.

I love it.

Yeah? In Mayfair
it's very hard to come by a pool.

Has the client got any kids?

I mean... He's got six.

Six? Six kids, yeah. Wow.
All from one wife.

From one wife? And he's got three.

He's got three wives? Three wives.

Is he allowed...? I think
he's allowed to marry four, right?

He's still got one vacancy.
One space.

THEY LAUGH

Well, let's, er...

Aly, let's jump in. You jump in
first. You know how to swim?

I'll follow you. Huh?
I do know how to swim,

but don't want to ruin my suit.
Oh, that's eye-catching.

So, this is obviously
a fully integrated kitchen.

The marble is actually
Arabescato marble.

Mm-hm. It's designed by...

Originally from Italy, yeah?
Originally from Italy, yes.

It doesn't feel like a dark room,
right?

It's been well organised.
It has everything inside.

Yeah. I like the interior design.

Exactly.

I love it, personally, but for my
Saudi client it's a bit small.

Maybe I have a Qatari client.

I could present it to him
and let you know,

but the Saudi client, he looks for
bigger square footage.

Not below 17,000.

So, um,
the same owner of this house,

um, owns another house
in Knightsbridge.

It's just over 17,000 square feet.

Obviously, the price tag is...

Excellent. That's what
I'm looking for. Yeah? Yes.

I mean, it's insanely special,
and the owner is very, very picky

on who he lets through the door.

But again, if you've got a buyer,
we can show it to him.

Yes, I have, definitely.

But the price tag of the house
in Knightsbridge is, um,

north of £85 million.

They have no problem about budget.

OK. They may go up to 100 mill.

100 million? Yes.

Well, the price tag just
went up to 100 million.

Really? Yeah!

No, look, anyway, all jokes aside,
if you've genuinely got a buyer,

um, we can arrange for that
house to be viewed.

And I know you do, so, um...

..maybe we could sell this
and the other.

I'll try my best, but, um, I've got
a feeling I could sell this one.

Yes? Yes. Let's get it done.
Yeah, yeah.

Sounds good, sounds good.
Thank you, Aly. Thank you.

I feel good. It feels like
it's a great day at the office.

If I manage to, you know,
sell both of these houses,

essentially I will become
a millionaire overnight.

So, er, it's exactly
what I've been wanting, you know.

Next time...

We meet two new brokers -

Vanesa, a former model who lands a
dream listing overlooking Monaco...

You haven't spent the last
three days just running around

sorting out canapes and wine,
have you?

We've got a lot
riding on this today.

Don't have a go at me!

This is a lot of effort.

..and former music executive Mike,

whose low-ball offer
lands him in hot water.

Not to disrespect, but, you know,

this amount is actually
like stealing.

Boy, she was livid.

Oh, my goodness,
she found that very disrespectful.

And can Aly find a buyer
before developer Cam loses patience?

I've had the dream,
I've had the vision.

So, er, nothing can stop it.

You've had the dream, you've had the
vision. I haven't had the money.