Buying London landed on Netflix last month, and to say it has received a mixed reaction is something of an understatement. While those who loved Selling Sunset enjoyed its ability to intertwine property escapism with the usual reality TV drama, many critics took issue with the fact that it showcases extortionately priced homes and eye-watering wealth during a housing and cost of living crisis. In a now-viral Guardian article, it was called 'the most hateable TV show ever made' and awarded zero stars, while other publications called it out for being 'grotesque', 'awful' and 'tasteless'.
The Buying London agents themselves are worth a pretty penny, but none more so than property tycoon Daniel Daggers who heads up the luxury real estate company DDRE Global. He addressed the controversies surrounding the show during an interview on This Morning earlier this week, and defended it as 'entertainment' alongside two of his employees, Reme Urubusi and Rosi Walden.
