Another real estate reality TV show is coming.
This one will be filmed in Tampa and will follow Allure Realty, a Black, female-run real estate brokerage, according to Deadline.
So far untitled, it will appear on Netflix, from the executive producer of “Selling Sunset.”
Allure’s owner and broker, Sharelle Rosado, is also a military veteran. The brokerage sells luxury waterfront homes along the Suncoast.
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Rosado has been licensed as a broker in Florida since 2017, state records show. She’s a retired Army paratrooper, according to her Instagram account.
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Adam DiVello’s production company secured the new show. Netflix also renewed DiVello’s “Selling Sunset,” which follows Los Angeles real estate agents from The Oppenheim Group.
Real estate agent-focused reality shows have proliferated in recent years — the “Million Dollar Listing” franchise is among the most successful — but the upcoming series will add more diversity to the genre.
[Deadline] — Katherine Kallergis