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Will Netflix's Buying London return for a second season? Here's what we know about the possibility of a Buying London season two.
Netflix are in their luxury real estate bag. From Selling Sunset, Selling The OC, Buying Beverly Hills and now Buying London, they know how to give the people what they want.
With glamorous cast members like Reme Nicole, Lauren Christy, Olivia Wayne, Rosi Walden and Rasa Bagdonaviciute, reality viewers loved watching the real estate agents tour gorgeous multi-million pound houses, going for fancy dinners and, of course, bickering.
And after the first season of Buying London, it seems the people want a season 2 (that's why you're here, right?), but have Netflix confirmed that the show will be returning for a second season?
The drama, the fashion, the million pound homes, and the super wealthy CEO Daniel Daggers, we get it, it makes for excellent television, and that's why you want more. Here's everything we know about Buying London season 2.
Hold your horses, people! The first season only just dropped so we don't know if there will be a second season yet – it hasn't been confirmed.
However, Netflix's California based show Buying Beverly Hills has had two seasons and, although it's not been confirmed, many expect it to return for a third season. The success of their LA show is a positive for those of you who want a Buying London season 2 as ultimately it will all come down to how well this first season does.
Over the years Netflix have become experts in the world of real estate reality TV, with the likes of Selling Sunset and Selling The OC. So, they've likely got the formula down to a T and we can anticipate Buying London returning for a second season - but of course, don't hold us to it because nothing is confirmed.
Introducing Netflix's Buying London cast
Unfortunately for fans of Daniel Daggers and his glam team of agents, a second season has not been confirmed so there's no release date in sign. Of course, if this changes, we'll keep you updated.
The very first season dropped in May 2024 so if there is a second season it likely won't be until sometime in 2025.
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