Ep 1. Let the Real Estate Games Begin

In Selling Sunset season 2 episode 1, titled "Let the Real Estate Games Begin," the Oppenheim Group is back with new listings, new clients, and new drama. The episode kicks off with Mary Fitzgerald and her fiancé, Romain Bonnet, celebrating the opening of their new office, which includes a private deck, a pool, and a breathtaking view of the city.

Next, the ladies of the Oppenheim Group hit the beach for a friendly game of beach volleyball. While the game starts off innocent enough, it quickly turns competitive, with Chrishell Stause and Christine Quinn battling it out for dominance on the court.

As the episode progresses, the focus shifts to the real estate deals at hand. Heather Rae Young is working with a difficult client, who is searching for a home with a very specific list of requirements. Meanwhile, Davina Potratz is dealing with a client who is having second thoughts about the high price of a property she had been interested in.

The drama heats up when Chrishell gets a listing that was previously promised to Christine. Clearly disappointed and hurt, Christine confronts Chrishell about the situation, accusing her of backstabbing. Chrishell denies the accusations, but tensions remain high between the two.

Later on, Mary is facing an ethical dilemma when a family friend asks her to help sell their home, but the price they're asking is far too high for the actual value of the property. Mary must decide whether to take the listing and risk losing her friendship or turn it down and potentially anger the family.

As the episode comes to a close, the ladies of the Oppenheim Group gather together for a charity event, where they showcase their newest listings. However, the event takes a dramatic turn when a prospective buyer shows interest in one of the properties and Christine and Chrishell once again clash over who will get the commission.

Overall, "Let the Real Estate Games Begin" sets the stage for a season full of high stakes, cut-throat competition, and personal drama. The real estate world may be tough, but these women are tougher, and they're ready to do whatever it takes to succeed.