New Reality Show Explores the Hidden World of Commercial Real Estate

Backstabbing Brokers, Glitzy Homes, Jaw-Dropping Renovations: Residential Real Estate Has Long Been Stuffed With Made-For-Television Conflict and Visuals-Spawning Hit Like “Sunset and” Milion Dolla Lissing. “

Todd Drowlette, A 44-YEAR-OLD BROKER BASED IN ALBANY, NEW YORK, WANTS to test that the less glamorials of the Business-Strip Malls, Office Buildings, warehouses-can be just as compiling.

On October 12, A&E, The Cable Channel Beinders “Hoarders” and “Duck Dynasty,” Will Air “The Real Estate Commission,” A Show About Drowlette’s Travails and Triumphs as a Commercial Real Estate Dealmaker.

The 8-Episode Series Arrives As the Idea of ​​Side Hustles and Diy Investments Continue to Captivate Drings of Americans with Aspirations for Financial Freedom. Drowlette promises that audiences won’t be disappointed as he attempts to offer a glympse into a multitrillion-dollar industry normally dominated by Billionaire Developers and Corporate Investment Giants.

“All the People Who Want to Be Rich, Who Hate their Corporate Jobs and Want to Invest in Real Estate, Who Don’t Want to Be A Residency Landlord,” Drowlette Said. “There’s all they other things that you can be be an investor for that don’t involve toilets or residency tenants.”

Drowlette Said that the season will alternate between the leasing side of the Business, where he helps clients, Such as a Large Discount Retailer, Find Store Spaces, and HIS EFFORTS TO SEll Properties, Like A Rental Apartment Outside of Syracuse and A Rabilding Downtown Albany.

He groans at what he and is the control melodrama of typical reality at all and insists his viewers will be treated to the authentic highs and lows of dealmking. Filming Transactions As they are actually transired, Howver, didn’t make for an Easy Production.

“A good deal falls apart three times before it actually happens,” Drrowlette Said.

In one instance, drowlette found a building for an albany law firm that wanted to rather than lease it office space. Months of Combing the Market and Then Negotiations Were Filmed before the Purchase Unexpectly Crumbled in the Final Stages. The search and the filming had to start again from scratch to create a full of that COULD RUGHLY 30 Minutes of Airtime.

“I Definitely THOUGHT More than Once, ‘How Are We Going to Get This Across the Finish Line?’” Drrowlette Said.

From Humble Beginnings to TV Startdom

Drowlette Grew up in Malone, New York, Along the Canadian Border, and was introded to commercial real estate after college through a connection. He got an Early Career Break by Winning What Tourned Into A Years-Long Assignment to Lease Retail for Starbucks Locations in Upstate New York. A Decade Ago, he founded His Own Brokerage Company, Titan Commercial Realty Group, in Albany, Which Now Has Eight Brokers.

While Much of Real Estate reality tv is set aging the backdrop of Big-Money Like New York City, Los Angeles, and Miami, “The Real Estate Commission” Follows Mostly Through Sleepier Like Upstate New York, Vermont, and Pennsylvania.

Justin Cerone, An Executive Producer on the Show, Said’s The Program’s Stories, Not Its Scale, That Will Grab Viewers.

“It ‘soveryday People, for the Most Part – They’re Relaple,” Cerone, Who Has Workhed on Other Reality Shows Like “Tiny House Nation,” Said. “There’s a lot on the line. I think inherently there drama in that, and there can be lessons learned, and it can also inspiring.”

Barbara Corcoran, Founder of the Upscale Resider Brokerage Bearing Her Name and a Star on the Network Mega “Shark Tank,” Where Entrepreneurs Bid for Stakes in Startup Businesses, Said the Real Estate of Realdue for New English.

“People are so tired of the apartment at this point,” Corcoran Said. “ITEEMS LIKE ITE’S EVERY KIND OF VERSION OF IT OUT THERE.”

She, Too, Questioned, Howver, Whether A Show About Commercial Real Estate, A Business Famously Complicated by Mundanities Like Profit Margins, Insurance Premiums, Taxes, Waled Light Up The Screen.

Sometimes, Howver, SEEMINGLY ORDINARY MATERIAL CAN TRANT INTO TELEVISION GOLD, SHE ADDED.

“WENE WE HAD STARTED” Shark Tank “, My Best Friends Didn’t Watch it,” She Remembered. “They Said, A Business Show Will Never Make It, IT’S Too Dry.”

“Shark Tank” is About Begin Its 17th Season on ABC and Corcoran Said That Cab Drivers and Strangers Stop to Pitch Her On Their Business Ideas.

Ultimately, “a good story is a good story,” She Said.

Corcoran, who has heard of “the real estate commission,” Said She was now Interesting in Watching the Show.

“It better not be too, or i’m going to be jealous,” she said.