“I was doing deals that were really interesting with huge players and they didn’t want to be on television.”Įven with plenty of gorgeous city panoramas, real estate listings from high rises to wineries and even a Kathy Hilton cameo (IYKYK), it didn’t make up for the show’s rough spots. “San Francisco is hard because people are really private,” Greenwell said. Greenwell said he was constantly turned down by people he approached. By the time talk of the second season began, though, both Fichelson and Habibi said people were lining up to be on the show. Plus, since it was an inaugural season, it was difficult to get clients to agree to put themselves or their properties on TV. Moreover, the real estate isn’t as flashy and modern as other cities. Buyers and sellers in San Francisco are also much more private. Each cast member mentioned that San Francisco wasn’t as flashy and drama-filled as its Los Angeles and New York competitors. However, it’s unlikely casting was the only problem, and the decision to cancel the second season permanently probably is attributable to a combination of factors. Greenwell said they found a new agent for the new season but the timing didn’t work out for the network. Habibi said the replacement real estate agent quit after a few weeks of filming a second season. Bravo declined to comment for this article.
While their stories didn’t match up even today, stars Justin Fichelson, Andrew Greenwell and Roh Habibi all agreed there was one cast member the network fired - but none would admit it was him. Or at least, no one can agree on why.Ĭasting and timing were the most likely culprits a second season never materialized, even though it was allegedly greenlit for one originally.
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