Million Dollar Listing New York

- Season 2

(2013)

Season Two of America's most exciting real estate show starts with a splash. Literally. When Fredrik gets a $17-million dollar Tribeca townhouse, Ryan sabotages his open house by jumping into the swimming pool. Meanwhile, new agent Luis D. Ortiz tries to make a mark in Manhattan by finding an unlisted, off-market property for a potential client. Ryan attempts to resurrect a dead listing with a surprising new strategy: by raising the listing price!

When Ryan and Luis list units in the same building, things get competitive. Upon their first meeting, Ryan insults Luis and Luis retaliates by stealing clients from Ryan's open house. Fredrik is struggling to sell the Marble House and just when he's got a lead, Hurricane Sandy strikes. Before the lights come back, the agents will learn a thing or two about their business, and their lives.

With Hurricane Sandy now past, the sun is shining and deals are being made...or are they? Luis gets the first townhouse of his young career, but is horrified to find that most of the décor is older than he is. Meanwhile, Fredrik is minutes away from doing a deal when a minor technicality threatens to derail the whole sale. And downtown, Ryan has no problem selling an apartment for a nice, sweet grandmother, but when he struggles to find her a new place, this senior citizen gets picky...and prickly.

Fredrik and Luis have listing opportunities for new developments on the same exact street, but only one of these agents escapes making a commission. Across town, Ryan is back at his old stomping ground, selling at the Park Imperial, but familiarity does not guarantee sales. When his new client puts enormous restrictions on the unit, Ryan is forced to get more creative than ever.

After failing to nab a whole building, Luis is back to listing apartments. With his client needing to sell her apartment fast, Luis must first tame her three-year old son to behave at the open house. Ryan's also on damage control, hoping to calm his client, after Pat finds out about the music video. And thanks to his quick sale at 46 Lispenard, Fredrik gets the listing next door at 50 Lispenard.

Fredrik takes Luis up on his offer to meet over drinks, and they instantly bond over their shared passion for real estate. Fredrik even offers Luis a co-list in his current development, a listing Luis once hoped to land. Things don't stay friendly, though, as soon as Fredrik sees he's dealing with a loose cannon.

Ryan pays a visit to one of his old fraternity brothers who holds the key to a big commission check, but Ryan's little 'brother' only has one thing on his mind...fraternal revenge. Meanwhile, Luis meets with a Puerto Rican client who does not fall for his 'Puerto Rican' charm. And Fredrik works his magic downtown on yet another big developer.

This week, Ryan tries to rescue the sale of his fraternity brother's apartment by going to all corners of the Earth to find a buyer. Luis, meanwhile, tries to win over his difficult-to-please client, Mari. Now that Fredrik put the finishes into Edmund's building, he's feeling the pressure to sell the first unit.

When Luis runs into a seller who over-prices her listing, he reaches deep into his bag of tricks, including a movie camera! Meanwhile, Fredrik lands the biggest listing of his entire career, and every broker in the city has a client who wants an apartment there...even Ryan. How much will Ryan suck up to Fredrik to make his buyer happy?

When Ryan hears that Fredrik's upped the prices on the Bowery units, he nearly loses all restraint...but that's just the beginning of his bad week. Meanwhile, Luis is on the hunt to find a lasting partnership as he's learned teaming up brings the big money.

Luis lands one of the biggest listings of the season when he's asked to team up on a Richard Meier designed unit. Ryan continues to struggle with co-lister, Jill, and realizes some mistakes even he might not be able to fix. In the Florida Keys, Fredrik and Derek have rented an entire island for their wedding. Can Fredrik actually leave his work behind in New York City?