Season 14

Altman, Flagg and Tracy go full-on "Mad Max" as they throw a Hollywood movie-inspired party to launch a desert development in Vegas. Will they beat the odds in selling the literal dirt under their feet? Can a distraught Flagg and a reeling Tracy make amends? Does the fight that happened in Vegas stay in Vegas? Place your bets.

Altman, Flagg and Tracy triple-list in Vegas, which could yield commissions as high as the mountaintop lots they've come here to sell. Heather confronts Altman about being left out after putting in the work to get the listing off the ground. Tracy isn't happy with Flagg's behavior during a night out on the town, resulting in a conflict that threatens to bring down both their partnership and friendship.

Altman enlists Tracy and Flagg to help him tackle an epic new development in Vegas. The three turn to a classic Hollywood film for inspiration in planning an event. The trio hopes to lure mega-wealthy buyers to a barren landscape atop the hills overlooking Sin City.

There's nothing funny about Flagg and Bobby's Birchwood open, but will one of them get the last laugh? Altman and Flagg revisit the site of one of their infamous throwdowns. Tracy has some fun with one of Altman's agents.

Sparks fly as a lingering co-list brings Flagg face to face with his ex for the first time in months. Altman may run L.A., but he's still got plenty to prove down in the OC. It's "Bring Your Daughter to Work Day" as Tracy puts Juliet to work.

A downturn in the market is no longer conjecture but reality, which comes as a rude awakening to Altman, Flagg and Tracy. The good news is that Flagg, at least, has a pleasant new distraction - named Andrew.

Flagg and Altman team up to sell a deluxe apartment in the sky, but will the famous Barbie association help close the deal? Tracy and Heather join forces to "sell the dream" on a coveted Beverly Hills listing. Neither is as easy as it seems.

Tracy's latest listing yields an interesting new development. Josh Altman and Heather clash after having different reactions to an unexpected offer that comes knocking on their door. Josh Flagg reveals a new mystery man in his life.

Tracy and Heather prove that two blondes are better than one when they score more than they bargained for after teaming up to sell a Beverly Hills home. Altman leaves it all on the court as he tries to move a multi-million-dollar modern in a sea of traditionals. Flagg says hello Norma Jean when he discovers that Marilyn Monroe once called his new listing home.

Tracy brings Flagg in on a deal, but will she live to regret it? Altman mentors a new broker who once took a chance on him only to find out that when the tables are turned, it can be hard to teach an old boss new tricks. Happy hour turns out to be anything but for an emotionally vulnerable Flagg.

Two brokers. One house. Who can bring home the buyer as Altman and Tracy go head-to-head on the sale of a historic property? It's double trouble for Flagg as he continues to deal with both divorce and indecisive twins. Far more decisive is Tracy's client, and her many cats, who have clearly fallen head over tails in love with a Diane Keaton property they simply must have.

The LA market is on fire and so are the city's hottest agents. Now under one company, Josh Altman, Josh Flagg and Tracy Tutor collaborate and compete with one another on a whole new level. Tracy takes a wild swing on a record-setting mansion in Orange County. Altman gets a second chance at a listing he missed out on the first time. Flagg opens up about his divorce from Bobby.