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Episode 6 of Owning Manhattan was released alongside all its other episodes on Friday, June 28. The episode provided an insight into some more lavish properties in the Big Apple, including a $12 million penthouse in Tribeca, an apartment in the billionaire's row, and flats in the under-construction Huron building.
The episode also featured Ryan reprimanding Jonathan and Jess for criticizing their colleague Savannah on their podcast. He said that it made the company look bad and that the podcast should have been used to promote SERHANT. Jess apologized to Ryan, while Jonathan went to apologize to Savannah.
What went down on episode 6 of Owning Manhattan season 1?
This episode of Owning Manhattan opened with Ryan Serhant taking his agent Jonathan to visit an under-construction project. There, he reprimanded Jonathan for using his podcast to call out other agents he had differences of opinion with.
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Ryan told him that he should use the podcast to make himself great, instead of making himself noticeable. Jess apologized to Ryan for being an accomplice in Jonathan's podcast.
Jordan then took viewers on a tour of a jaw-dropping property in Tribeca. After giving an extensive tour of the house, Jordan told the brokers that the listing price for the house was $12 million, and the potential commission was $360,000.
Ryan then hosted a meeting for the Central Park penthouse and took updates on where the agents were with their efforts to sell the property. None of them had any buyers, so Ryan gave them a pep talk and coaxed them to sell the property.
Tricia took a client, a friend of hers, for a viewing in Brooklyn. The three-bedroom apartment had a stunning view of Manhattan and an infinity pool on the terrace. Her client loved the place and asked to sit down for a talk.
Meanwhile, Jade and Savannah met for lunch. Here, Jade sympathized with the bullying Savannah had to go through in the previous episodes. Jade also warned her about working with Chloe, revealing that they used to be best friends before Chloe started taking credit for Jade's work.
Ryan found a way to pitch the apartments in Huron to clients abroad. He got all his agents who speak foreign languages to make videos of the properties in their respective languages. The lavish apartments cost between $750,000 to $4,000,000.
Jonathan caught Savannah at the cafe she frequents. He demanded to sit down with her and apologized for the podcast, admitting he was only doing so because Ryan asked him to. Savannah remained indifferent, feeling he didn't mean what he said.
In another scene on Owning Manhattan, Nile took his connectors on a tour of the Central Park penthouse that Ryan had earlier discussed in a meeting. Located on Billionaire's Row, they targeted high net worth individuals.
The commission on the house was $10 million, and he wasn't willing to let it go. A couple of potential buyers his connectors mentioned were Aaron Rodgers and Kevin O'Leary.
By the end of the Owning Manhattan episode, Jordan got a buyer for the Tribeca property he had shown at the start. Meanwhile, Ryan asked an owner for more time to sell their property. The owner was disappointed in him for not selling the property yet and said he would get back to him in some time.
All the episodes of Owning Manhattan have been released and are available to watch on Netflix.
