Altman returns to his roots in the Bird Streets neighborhood to sell a modern masterpiece but has a difficult time keeping the sellers happy. Flagg adjusts to a remote work lifestyle and secretly visits Tracy's house to see an old companion.

Tracy embraces technology to try and sell a property that no one is allowed to step foot in

Fredrik reels in a whale of a property in Beverly Park only to learn that the sellers want him to co-list the property with Altman. Flagg walks a fine line as he lists a tear down on a great piece of land for a seller who does not want the house torn down. Tracy juggles two buyers and a frustrated seller who fears getting burned again.

While listing a Hamptons-esque home in Hancock Park, James and David find themselves at odds with each other. Flagg goes to the next level to protect himself and his fellow agent. Fredrik lives out his childhood fantasy by listing Dolph Lundgren’s house in the Bird Streets, but after a few showings, things get a little rocky.

Flagg packs his bags for Palm Springs to sell the home of America’s favorite roommate, Suzanne Somers. Tracy balances work and family as she lists her sister’s massive 30-million-dollar home in Holmby Hills. Meanwhile, Fredrik uses his international connections to find a buyer for Dolph Lundgren’s home but still misses the mark.

After agreeing to a co-list in Bel Air, James and David struggle to get a word in edgewise during their showings. Flagg soaks in the waters of Palm Springs as he tries to sell Suzanne Somers' house. Altman attempts to connect with his "Gen Z" sellers while listing a beautiful new construction in Encino. And Tracy gets support from her mom while selling her sister's Holmby Hills estate.

When Fredrik tries to get brokers to his Upper Bel Air property, he faces a huge obstacle, LA traffic. James and David create a decoy in order to get a sale in Bel Air. Altman negotiates against his brother as he tries to close the deal for his Encino sellers.

Tracy goes head-to-head with Flagg after putting in an offer on his listing in the Flats. In Beverly Hills, Altman falls in love with a mid-century masterpiece. Meanwhile, James races the clock to close a deal for Bernard “Harv” Harvey and his wife Felisha King, in the booming Valley market.

Tracy’s unique Abbot Kinney property is a tough sell, but not as tough as her confrontation with Fredrik. Altman wants to make up for misbehaving as a child by giving his parents something special. Flagg’s Beverly Hills expertise is put to the test with a very particular buyer.

Fredrik and Altman return to their Beverly Park co-list with an offer, but the seller tests the bonds of their relationship. Flagg hosts an exclusive dinner party while trying to close a deal in the Beverly Hills Flats.

Even though Flagg has not found a buyer yet, Suzanne Somers' house might just sell. Tracy and her daughters check on the progress of their new house. Fredrik and Altman each snag ocean-front properties as they both want to expand into the new market.

Tracy's delighted to list the house of Gleb Savchenko and Elena Samodanova from Dancing with the Stars, but it needs a facelift before hitting the market. The Brits get their hands dirty when hosting a dinner party at their 30-million-dollar Nightingale property. Altman hustles for the chance to list a property in Brentwood that could go for over $40 million.

In the season finale, Tracy tries to dance her way to a deal on the Skyline property. Altman aims to break Brentwood records with a property that has more bells and whistles than anyone could dream of. Fredrik brings Hollywood history to life at an open house to launch his 50-million-dollar Los Feliz property. With all the top realtors there, Altman and Fredrik have an iconic showdown.