Netflix's Buying London: All about the new reality property show, trailer and stream date

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Netflix's Buying London: All about the new reality property show, trailer and stream date

Buying London is a new Netflix series that goes inside the lives of lucrative estate agents working in the capital. Millionaire property mogul Daniel Daggers and his estate agent team try to sell the city's most expensive homes, and will take viewers along for the ride.

The new reality show will be available to stream on Netflix from Wednesday, May 22 and is a spin-off of the American series Buying Beverly Hills. It is set to transport viewers from the affluent streets of Mayfair to the prestigious pockets of Holland Park in West London, and will also go inside some properties that were once owned by celebrities.

Throughout the series, viewers will also gain an intimate look at the real estate agents' lives. The participants aim to establish themselves in the fiercely competitive property industry, all while managing the complexities of their personal lives.

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Buying London star Daniel Daggers
Buying London star Daniel Daggers

Can England's equivalent to Selling Sunset deliver the same glamour in London? Buying London star and founder of DDRE Global Daniel Daggers certainly seems to think so.

"London is the luxury property capital of the world," he confidently says in a new trailer for the show. The new teaser for Buying London gives viewers a glimpse of all the drama as a group of estate agents competes to sell multi-million-pound properties.

They all have high heels and expensive cars filling the trailer with glamour. "If I get the sale done, Chanel bag is on me," explains Rasa, an agent whose black book is reportedly bursting with billionaire contacts.

Agents Rosi and Lauren are also squaring up to have a rivalry over who is closer to Daggers, their boss, thereby securing access to the best homes on the agency’s books.

Buying London is coming to Netflix this month
Buying London is coming to Netflix this month

Where can I watch the Buying London trailer?

Netflix dropped the trailer to X on Tuesday (May 7) alongside the caption: "Big price tags, big personalities. At luxury estate agency DDRE Global, the only thing hotter than the super prime properties is the fiery office drama. Buying London premieres May 22."

You can watch the trailer here:

Buying London drops on Netflix on May 22.

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