Popular Netflix real estate reality show Owning Manhattan is back for Season 2 on Friday, Dec. 5. It’s based on Ryan Serhant, of Million Dollar Listing New York fame, and the agents at his 4-year-old, self-funded (thus far) New York City brokerage, SERHANT.
Serhant got into real estate 13 years ago, after a floundering acting career. He spent a decade of that time on MDLNY before deciding to start his own brokerage.
If you’re not familiar with Owning Manhattan, you might recognize Serhant from his cameos on Sex and the City revival And Just Like That … or Bravo’s Million Dollar Listing: Ryan’s Renovation, Sell It Like Serhant, Million Dollar Listing New York: Ryan’s Wedding and Watch What Happens Live with Andy Cohen.
Serhant also has 2.7 million Instagram followers, more than 1.3 million TikTok followers, and 172,200 followers on X, which is why he created an in-house production company, SERHANT. Studios, to help ensure that he and his agents have everything they need to craft high-quality social media and marketing content at all times.
SERHANT. has grown to nearly 1,000 agents, with $10 billion in listings and $5 billion in sales, Serhant says in the first episode of Season 2.
A select few of those agents appear on Owning Manhattan. Get to know them below, after a brief catch-up on cast moves, some spoilers included.
Season 2 cast updates
Before we get into the current agents, it’s worth noting that Jonathan Nørmølle, who was fired by Serhant in Season 1 for using company resources to make a podcast bashing other agents at SERHANT. has landed at Keller Williams New York City and does not appear in Season 2.
Although Jessica Markowski was also a part of that podcast, she remained at SERHANT. and does appear in Season 2.
CATCH UP ON ALL THE DRAMA FROM SEASON 1
Last season, viewers watched North Carolina transplant Savannah Gowarty try to get acclimated in New York City and establish herself as the new agent in the office. Ultimately, she decided that SERHANT. wasn’t the right place for her, and she left for Compass. Gowarty is not featured as a cast member this season, but she does make an appearance.
With two agents gone, it was no surprise that fresh blood would emerge. In the first episode of Season 2, Serhant meets with Corcoran agent Peter Zaitzeff, whom he’d been wooing for four years.
In a meetup at 200 Amsterdam, with “hundreds of millions of dollars of inventory to sell in one building,” Zaitzeff makes it clear that he is happy at Corcoran. He has meaningful relationships, and CEO Pam Liebman is good to him. However, when Serhant offers him the position of sales director for the entire building, he decides to make the move to SERHANT., which ruffles some feathers with established agents at the firm.
Get to know the cast
Peter Zaitzeff
Zaitzeff Team
Formerly with Corcoran, Peter Zaitzeff joined SERHANT. in January 2024, and in the past 12 months, he has closed over $300 million, with career sales at more than $6.5 billion in sales across 750-plus transactions, according to his bio.
Known as an authority on luxury and new development, Zaitzeff has launched and sold many of New York City’s high-profile and architecturally significant projects, breaking records along the way.
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Zaitzeff is the co-founder of The Kabuki Syndrome Foundation, which was founded on behalf of his son. He’s helped raise more than $5 million for medical research in alignment with the foundation’s mission, which is to advocate for and accelerate the search for treatments for individuals with Kabuki syndrome.
He lives in Tribecca with his two sons and is an avid runner who’s completed the New York City, Chicago and Philadelphia Marathons and a 150-mile ultramarathon across the Sahara Desert in Morocco.
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Check out Peter Zaitzeff’s official bio here.
Jordan Hurt
Formerly Ryan Serhant’s personal assistant, the longest-lasting one according to the bossman he now calls “Daddy Warbucks,” Jordan Hurt has blossomed into a top producer with over $200 million in sales.
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“Some may think that I have an unfair advantage with Ryan. However, Ryan is kind of like family to me. I’ve done everything, from like his Christmas shopping, I was at his wedding, I was the first person in his office to hold Zena. I’ve been there through it all. You know, whether it’s fair or it’s unfair, it is what it is. And I put my time in, so I don’t know what to tell them,” Jordan Hurt says in Season 1.
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A little different than Serhant’s relationship with his other agents, Serhant and Hurt are enjoyable to watch as they go on a shopping spree buying suits together, work through real estate and personal problems, and attend event after event together.
Originally from Ohio, Hurt lives in Downtown Manhattan with his French Bulldog, Pedro. In his spare time, he travels, plays guitar and volunteers at the New York City LGBTQ Center.
Check out Jordan Hurt’s official bio here.
Tricia Lee
Team Tricia Lee
Prior to jumping to SERHANT. and teaming up with her partner, Jeffery St. Arromand, Tricia Lee sold $200 million in her solo career. Before her real estate career, she owned and operated a nail and beauty salon, Polish Bar Brooklyn.
(L to R) Jeffrey St. Arromand, Tricia Lee on Owning Manhattan / Credit: Netflix 2025
“Through owning my nail salon, Polish Bar, I got to know every woman in Brooklyn. Over the course of those 10 years, I had 23,000 clients in my database who were probably the most powerful people in the city. And that is the foundation I used to really build my real estate business on,” Lee said in Season 1.
The “Mayor of Brooklyn,” as Serhant calls her, is working toward building a business in Manhattan, too, throughout both seasons, with success along the way.
Tricia Lee on Owning Manhattan / Credit: Netflix 2025
Lee’s been a speaker on Expert Marketing with Black Enterprise Small Business Expo, Tom Ferry and SERHANT.’s Sell it Like Serhant course. She’s also been named BK Reader’s Top 5 Black Real Estate Brokers two years in a row.
Read Tricia Lee’s official bio here.
Jeffrey St. Arromand
Team Tricia Lee
Jeffrey St. Arromand is the business partner and significant other of Tricia Lee. He’s won three Emmys as a sports television producer, and he lends those storytelling chops to his real estate marketing.
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With Team Tricia Lee, he’s had a hand in selling over $300 million in real estate, according to his bio. Team Tricia Lee ranks in the Real Trends Top 250 Teams.
St. Arromand is engaged to Tricia Lee and has a daughter named Addison.
Read Jeffrey St. Arromand’s official bio here.
Nile Lundgren
Lundgren Team
With more than a decade of representing clients and developers, Nile Lundgren has more than $500 million in sales under his belt across New York City, South Florida and Connecticut, according to his bio.
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“Nile is an incredibly accomplished real estate shark. One day he’s in New York City selling a $30 million mansion, the next day, he’s in Abu Dhabi, riding camels with billionaires,” Ryan Serhant said in Season 1.
Lundgren was named Luxury Broker of the Year at the RED Residential Awards in October 2025. He hosts “The Broker That Never Sleeps” podcast, contributes on Fox Business and Varney & Co., and has been featured in various other publications. He lives in Williamsburg and enjoys kite surfing, surfing and yachting.
Check out Nile Lundgren’s official bio here.
Génesis Suero
Lundgren Team
Génesis Suero is a successful, Dominican-born television personality and New York City property expert. She moved to the U.S. when she was 13 and became a citizen at 21. In 2018, she was one of the first Dominican immigrants to win the Miss New York USA title and has since become a correspondent for Telemundo’s En Casa Con Telemundo.
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Take a quick look at her Instagram (with 212,000+ followers), and you’ll find pictures of her alongside A-list celebrities, including Jennifer Lopez, Jared Leto, the cast of Wednesday, Bad Bunny, Priyanka Chopra, Ana de Armas, Tom Cruise, Whoopi Goldberg, Chris Hemsworth — the list goes on and on — through her role as an entertainment reporter with Telemundo.
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Although she was not onscreen in Season 1 very much, a big part of Season 2’s drama centers around Suero.
Read Génesis Suero’s official bio here.
Jade Shenker
The Brennan Commercial Team
Jade Shenker was one of SERHANT.’s first commercial agents, a driving force of SERHANT.’s Commercial Collective.
“My goal for SERHANT. is to run the best commercial division that New York has ever seen — and make it sexy,” Jade Shenker said on Season 1.
“SERHANT. is the most followed brokerage in the world, and it’s brilliant to be able to use that following and close deals. My goal with commercial is to bring Ryan’s residential marketing approach to the plain, boring commercial industry,” she adds.
Born into a family of real estate developers on the Upper East Side, she’s overseen nearly $1 billion in assets throughout her career, according to her bio.
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“Jade threw me a curve ball,” Serhant said in Season 1. “I met her, and she was like, ‘Oh, I do commercial. Most people think commercial real estate agent, they think old white guy. But commercial real estate is a $20 trillion industry. So Jade has connections and wants to get into commercial — there could be a huge opportunity there.”
From taking marketing risks, to throwing must-attend commercial events, to pitching for major projects, Shenker is consistently an innovative thinker and one to watch.
Read Jade Shenker’s official bio here.
Chloe Tucker Caine
Chloe Tucker Caine Team
Growing up in Los Angeles, Tucker Caine always had dreams of becoming a Broadway star. She played Sophie in Mamma Mia! on Broadway and did a Broadway National Tour before turning to real estate, thinking it would be a side gig.
“I thought I’d see Chloe Tucker Caine on the marquee, and it just turned out that I had bigger dreams. I wanted the whole damn skyline,” she said in Season 1.
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“Chloe’s actually newer to the business. But even though she didn’t have that much experience in sales, you just know sometimes with people. She’s a performer,” Serhant said of the fireball agent in Season 1. “She is fiercely competitive, and she has a strong personality. She does not take no for an answer — for better and for worse.”
After battling with Lundgren over a listing in Season 1, the two team up, making a mini musical to help get 304 West 18th Street sold for $4,775,000.
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Tucker Cain announced she was pregnant in Season 1, and in Season 2, she returns from her maternity leave. She lives in Flatiron with her husband, daughter, Charley, and toy poodle, Sadie.
Check out Chloe Tucker Caine’s official bio here.
Jessica Markowski
Bogard New York Team
Born and raised in New York City, Jessica Markowski was raised in Greenpoint, Brooklyn, by Polish immigrants.
She formerly served as the head of communications for Screenshot, a company founded by Kim Kardashian and later sold to Snapchat in 2021. Markowski has 274,000 Instagram followers and growing.
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She’s been in real estate for nine years and has sold over $200 million, according to her bio.
Check out Jessica Markowski’s official bio here.
Jordan March
Empire Collective Team
A 16-year veteran, Jordan March is the managing partner of the Empire Collective Team at SERHANT. March has closed over $1 billion in sales and managed and trained more than 500 agents, according to his bio.
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“Jordan March is strongly committed to advancing the principles of New Urbanism to mitigate the environmental impacts of buildings. This includes implementing strategies such as energy conservation, green technology, and sustainable architectural practices to foster environmentally friendly and sustainable communities,” MEAWW.com reports.
Read Jordan March’s official bio here.
Jessica Taylor
The Kantha Team
After completing her business and psychology studies at Oxford Brookes University in England, Jessica Taylor moved to New York City in 2014.
Specializing in luxury sales and new development, Taylor has been involved in more than $500 million in sales. Some of her deals have been featured in the “Big Ticket” section of The New York Times.
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With a decade of experience in new development and luxury sales, she joined The Kantha Team in 2024.
Taylor lives in Gramercy and loves biking through the city, volunteering and fostering animals and finding New York City’s hidden gems.
Read Jessica Taylor’s official bio here.
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