Million Dollar Listing: New York

Luis will do anything to solidify his standing as a major player in the new development world, even if it means teaming up with an old rival.

At the Metropolitan Tower, Luis and Ryan find co-operating on their co-listing to be co-mplicated.

Ryan pushes his luck with a downtown duplex by trying a new pricing strategy...problem is, he's also trying the buyers' patience.

Fredrik reunites with an old client in Williamsburg, but when she changes plans at the last minute, his launch struggles to lift-off. A few blocks away, Luis hopes to repair his rocky relationship with a rebellious co-lister.

A phone call gives new life to Fredrik on a development, but it comes with a catch he never saw coming. Ryan bends over backwards to accommodate a potential buyer, and gets zero bend in return.

For a new development in NoHo, Fredrik wigs out and summons the spirit of a dead icon. After a failed first shot at a new building, Luis aims for a rebound by chasing down one of New York City's biggest developers.

Ryan's relationship with his co-lister hangs by a thread, forcing him to try something new to sew up the deal.

Luis lands a listing with a former broker who helped launch his career but finds that old friendships bring new expectations.

In Tribeca, Fredrik confronts a competitive broker who's circling his $30 million penthouse like a vulture. Uptown, Luis tries anything to help sell his listing for a buyer...and her dog.

Luis faces an emotional crossroads and considers an unexpected path with his business. Downtown, Fredrik tries to cash in on a NoHo loft that once was the site of the country's largest bank robbery.

Ryan lands a building in the culturally artistic neighborhood of Hell's Kitchen, forcing him to trade in his suit for a more unique outfit. Luis' idea of having a business partner gets more complicated when an open house challenges him to think about his future.

Luis hopes to land a new building on Park Avenue South, while also trying to figure out what's been confusing him for the last few months.