Prime Video today revealed the official trailer for the luxury real estate series Luxe Listings Toronto, premiering on April 26. Based on the hit Australian original Luxe Listings Sydney, the Toronto-based edition follows one of the most cutthroat real estate markets on the planet, showcasing high-stakes multimillion-dollar listings in Canada’s largest city.
Top agents Peter and Paige Torkan, founders of Team Torkan, and Brett Starke, founder of The Starke Group, provide a revealing glimpse into navigating the hyper-competitive real estate market of Toronto for the very first time.
Set against Toronto’s iconic backdrop, the series showcases the most prominent neighborhoods from The Bridle Path to Forest Hill, Yorkville, downtown Toronto, and beyond. The luxe market demands great attention to detail in order to succeed, and this trio of Canada’s top real estate titans is all in.
Peter and Paige Torkan have sold over 1.6 billion dollars in luxury real estate in the Greater Toronto Area, working hard to build their empire after immigrating to Canada from Iran. Brett Starke built his thriving real estate venture, The Starke Group, at a young age, mastering the art and approach to real estate with a mentorship mindset at the forefront.
As the market’s demand increasingly changes, each agent is willing to do what it takes to represent the best-in-class real estate. Luxe Listings Toronto is produced by MEM with executive producers Angela Jennings, Nanci MacLean, and Scott McGillivray.
The Prime Video series is an adaptation of the Australian original Luxe Listings Sydney from Kentel and Eureka Productions.
Luxe Listings Toronto is part of Prime Video’s Canadian original slate, which includes Three Pines, The Kids in the Hall, LOL: Last One Laughing Canada, LOL: Qui rira le dernier?, All or Nothing: Toronto Maple Leafs, and upcoming series The Sticky, Nuit Blanche, and more.
Since 2015, Amazon MGM Studios, MGM Television, and MGM+ Studios have produced and commissioned more than 40 series and films shot in Canada, including The Boys, Gen V, Reacher, and The Handmaid’s Tale in Ontario; Fargo and Billy the Kid in Alberta; The Man in the High Castle and Upload in British Columbia; Tales from the Loop in Manitoba; and parts of Tom Clancy’s Jack Ryan and The Voyeurs in Quebec.
Mirko Parlevliet has been reporting on the entertainment industry since 1998 and founded Vital Thrills in 2018 to cover the latest news on streaming, movies, TV, and video games.