T
he cast members of Selling the City are not hiding behind their legitimacy as real estate professionals. In fact, they're all licensed to practice in New York City. The Netflix docusoap follows Eleonora Srugo's team of agents as they navigate the competitive world of luxury real estate.

    While some may question the authenticity of reality TV shows like Selling Sunset, the cast members of Selling the City are the real deal. They work for Douglas Elliman, a reputable brokerage that boasts well-known agents like Fredrik Eklund and Josh Altman. In fact, most of the cast members have been with the company for over 15 years.

    Team leader Eleonora Srugo has been with Douglas Elliman since at least 2009 and is one of the top-producing agents in the city. Her salesperson license is active until March 2026, and she's had a number of high-profile deals, including a $75 million sale in 2023.

    The rest of the cast members are also licensed real estate professionals. Jordyn Taylor Braff has been working in both New York City and Los Angeles since at least 2018, while Taylor Middleton Scavo has been in the business since 2013 and has closed deals worth over $500 million. Abigail Godfrey is a top performer at Douglas Elliman, with an active real estate license that won't expire until November 2026.

    In addition to their work in real estate, some of the cast members are also involved in other businesses and philanthropic efforts. Srugo founded a mentoring program for low-income students, while Braff has worked on various charitable initiatives, including a foundation she started in 2019. Godfrey is also involved in philanthropy, co-running an event that offers college recruitment opportunities to under-represented high school athletes.

    The cast members of Selling the City are not just reality TV personalities - they're licensed real estate professionals with a deep understanding of the industry and a commitment to giving back to their community.