Netflix Star's Real Estate Firm Expands to Rhode Island
September 26, 2025 - 19:01
PROVIDENCE – Serhant Real Estate, a brokerage founded by Ryan Serhant, known for his role in the Netflix reality series “Owning Manhattan,” is set to open new offices in Rhode Island. The official launch is scheduled for October 6, marking an exciting expansion for the firm as it continues to grow its footprint in the real estate market.
This move into Rhode Island represents Serhant's third major market entry in 2023, following recent expansions into Phoenix and Washington, D.C. The firm aims to capitalize on the unique opportunities in the Ocean State, leveraging its innovative approach to real estate and marketing.
As one of the prominent figures in the industry, Serhant's brand is synonymous with luxury real estate and high-profile transactions. The new offices will allow the brokerage to tap into the local market, providing residents with access to a wide range of real estate services and expertise. This expansion is expected to enhance the firm's reputation and influence in the competitive real estate landscape.
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