Kumari Shreya
One of the most gripping parts of Netflix’s ‘Selling the OC‘ is the lavish lifestyle that the employees of The Oppenheim Group’s office in Orange County, California, seem to be enjoying. From high-class events to fun parties, the cast of the reality series is shown to be enjoying life to the fullest in the ‘Selling Sunset‘ spinoff. This has led to widespread curiosity amongst the viewers about how the people featured on the show can afford their lives.
15. Fiona Belle – $1.5 Million
At the tender age of 24 as of writing, Fiona Belle is not only the newest edition to The Oppenheim Group but also to Netflix’s ‘Selling the OC,’ making her debut in season 4. The Orange County native actually graduated cum laude from the University of California, San Diego in 2022 with a degree in Communications and Media Studies, shortly following which she earned his real estate license. She had kickstarted her career as a Sales Manager at her mother’s boutique, Belle Boutique, while she was still in university, but she then spread her wings to pursue her childhood dreams. She joined the technology-powered residential real estate brokerage Compass in November 2023, where she worked until she was recruited by The Oppenheim Group in March 2025. Today, she proudly works in their Newport Beach office.
14. Ali Harper – $1.5 million
Despite her interest in the world of real estate, it doesn’t appear as if Alexandra “Ali” Harper ever evolved into a professional real estate agent. However, she did create waves with her charm and intelligence in the Netflix original production, for which she reportedly made $23,000 per episode. The now-former reality star was crowned Miss Tennessee USA in 2018 and went on to be in the top 10 of the Miss USA 2018 competition. From March 2020 to March 2022, she worked as a Mobile Specialist Consultant for Engage by Cell and is now preparing to enter California’s real estate industry. Additionally, she is quite a popular content creator with nearly 450k followers on Instagram as of writing. A content creator of her following makes about $70,000 annually, while a consultant nets about $80,000 every year.
13. Sean Palmieri – $1.5 Million
Over the years, Sean Palmieri has worked in a variety of positions. He started off as a Sales and Operations Coordinator at architect Zaha Hadid’s ONE Sotheby’s International Realty in November 2016. After that, he switched to Pacific Sotheby’s International Realty in January 2018 to work as a Marketing Director. November 2019 marked his start at Coldwell Banker Global Luxury as the Luxury Marketing Manager. In May 2021, the Florida native joined The Oppenheim Group but announced in 2023 that he would be leaving the company. Since then, he has been a part of Coldwell Banker West, where he continues to serve as a real estate agent. He also reportedly earned about $23,000 for every episode of the Netflix show he participated in.
12. Lauren Brito – $3 Million
Lauren Brito (now Lauren Shortt) is a Southern California native who has proved her mettle as a real estate agent. After gaining her license in April 2017, she kickstarted her career as a part of First Team Real Estate before switching to Coldwell Banker Residential Brokerage. She left the latter to join The Oppenheim Group in June 2021, where she proudly worked until around 2024. On average, we estimate she sold about 12 properties with an average price point of $4 million, with a commission rate of about 3% as per the market average. However, from what we can tell, since parting ways with The Oppenheim Group and the show following season 3, she has expanded her wings to own-operate her own real estate brokerage today.
11. Kayla Cardona – $3 Million
As one of the most prominent faces of ‘Selling the OC’ until season 3, Kayla Cardona‘s wealth status has become a matter of great interest to her admirers. Unlike Lauren, though, while she quit the show prior to season 4, she never quit The Oppenheim Group brokerage. In fact, the Orange County native, who started her career as a realtor in 2019 and has time and again proved her mettle as a talented agent, continues to thrive there to this day. Most of her properties are in the price range close to $5-10 million, which is certainly impressive. Additionally, she has a podcast of her own called ‘Pain to Power,’ which she started in March 2024. Moreover, she has since evolved into an influencer and a life coach too, enabling her to shine even brighter.
10. Alexandra Rose – $3 Million
Prior to working as a real estate agent, Alexandra Rose used to be a part of the Sales department at Nordstrom, which helped her gain several valuable skills needed in a realtor. She completed her graduation from Grand Canyon University with a Bachelor’s Degree in Finance and Economics in 2019 and then proceeded to enter the field of real estate. As a member of The Oppenheim Group, she is one of the prominent luxury realtors in the Orange County area. Most of her properties are valued at around $5-$10 million, and despite not returning for ‘Selling the OC’ season 4, she has continued to be a part of the brokerage
9. Ashtyn Zerboni – $3 Million
It was in 2025 when Ashtyn Zerboni became a well-known figure across the globe through Netflix’s ‘Selling the Sunset’ season 4, proving that realtors are just as emotional as they are fierce. She actually has a background in Biological Sciences, but she kickstarted her career in the entertainment industry as an actress as well as a model, which is why she initially settled in Los Angeles, California. However, with the encouragement of her connections and her husband, Jeff Zerboni, a Partner at the real estate investment opportunities firm Karma Capital, she ended up earning her real estate license too. Since then, she has been thriving as an agent herself, especially as she managed to land a spot at The Oppenheim Group, where she represents luxury properties from both their San Diego and their Orange County branches.
8. Tyler Stanaland – $4 Million
Thanks to his background as a fifth-generation realtor within his family, Tyler Stanaland is a skilled realtor who has had his license since the age of 18. However, at the time, he had decided to pursue his passion for surfing and earned respect worldwide in the field. In 2010, Tyler left professional sports behind and entered the real estate industry for good. He became affiliated with HÔM Sotheby’s International Realty as an agent and started earning a name for himself. From November 2021, Tyler had been working at The Oppenheim Group, but shared in October 2023 that he was leaving the brokerage. Since then, he has been working with Douglas Elliman Real Estate, alongside his father and brother. Most of his properties seem to be around $10 million, though he also has an impressive social media following north of 200K, likely earning him about $100,000 every year.
7. Alexandra Jarvis – $4 Million
Alexandra Jarvis entered Auburn University and graduated summa cum laude with a degree in Spanish and International Business. She then joined the UC Irvine School of Law and completed her graduation with distinction. This allowed her to litigate business and employment law matters through a firm in Newport Beach, California. However, she soon decided to enter the real estate industry and showcase her skills in the field. Within her first year, Alexandra apparently closed around $40 million in sales. That said, she is no longer a part of The Oppenheim Group as she chose to leave owing to the “toxic” office culture just prior to the release of ‘Selling the OC’ season 3. However, she continues to work in real estate, all the while establishing herself as a food content creator.
6. Polly Brindle – $4 Million
Hailing from Lancashire, England, Polly Brindle became a part of the modeling industry at the age of 15. Thanks to her thriving career as a model, she worked with prestigious brands like Lancôme, Dior, and Aston Martin and traveled to places like London, Paris, Milan, and Barcelona. In 2011, Polly moved to Los Angeles and has since been living in the United States. Her career as a realtor started in May 2021 when she joined The Oppenheim Group. Her more recent sales indicate that she has been averaging a price point close to $10 million. Additionally, she works as a model, which likely nets her about $80,000 per year.
5. Brandi Marshall – $4 Million
Brandi Marshall had once been an active part of the Public Relations industry. For over 15 years, she worked as a publicist in reputed businesses like AM PR Group and 20th Century Fox Studios. However, in 2017, Brandi started working in the real estate industry. At present, she is not only working at The Oppenheim Group but is also affiliated with Active Realty and IRBY Real Estate Group. With her recent listings being close to the $10 million mark and her connections allowing her to increase her number of sales, she likely nets over half a million dollars every year. Moreover, she is a co-chair on the OC 100 Women Who Care charity as well as signed under the Zink Talent social media agency.
4. Austin Victoria – $4.5 Million
Since July 2017, Austin Victoria has been active in the real estate industry in and around Orange County. His first job in the field was with Keller Williams Realty’s branch in Beverly Hills, California, as a Sales Associate. Austin then moved on to OA Real Estate Group in October 2019. In June 2020, he switched to Douglas Elliman’s Beverly Hills branch and worked there until June 2021, when he became a part of The Oppenheim Group’s office in Orange County. Before getting his license as a real estate agent, Austin had been working as a model and actor and is still affiliated with HRI Talent and Wilhelmina International. Models like Austin make about $80,000 annually in his area, and the properties he has more recently helped sell are in the $12 million range, with him selling about 20 properties every year. His work as an actor also likely helps him make about $50,000 every year.
3. Kaylee Ricciardi – $5 Million
While Kaylee Ricciardi was introduced to us as another new addition to ‘Selling the OC’ in season 4, she has actually long been a part of the real estate world. She has over 14 years of experience as of writing, but her background isn’t directly related to this industry at all. Upon graduating from high school, she enrolled at the University of Colorado to pursue a Bachelor’s degree in Psychology and Neuroscience, following which she traveled for a while. She then spread her wings to evolve into a fashion model, all the while taking up odd jobs at music festivals and event parties, resulting in her building several connections. Through there is how she developed an interest in luxury real estate rentals, leading her to now being an agent specializing in such rentals while also handling sales deals, continuing her work as a model, serving an Event Coordinator, being a Director of Partnerships, and the owner of the Cooee talent agency.
2. Gio Helou – $5 Million
Given his charming and shining presence in ‘Selling the OC,’ admirers have been curious about Giovanne “Gio” Helou‘s financial status. The reality TV star joined Abell-Helou Homes as a Real Estate Developer in 2013. In August 2018, Gio gained his license as a realtor and became affiliated with Coldwell Banker Global Luxury. The realtor switched to The Oppenheim Group’s Orange County team in February 2021. Throughout his career as a real estate agent, Gio has showcased his impressive skills as a negotiator and communicator. Most of his properties are worth close to $10-$15 million, with many even exceeding the mark. Additionally, real estate developers make about $75,000 in his area.
1. Alex Hall – $5.5 Million
Topping the list is none other than Alexandra “Alex” Hall. Hailing from Laguna Niguel in California, her familiarity with the area has helped her establish a reputation as a skilled real estate agent. She began her career as a realtor with First Team Real Estate, where she stayed until 2015. The reality TV star then changed lanes to join Christie’s International Real Estate in 2015 and then switched to HÔM Sotheby’s International Realty as well as Pacific Sotheby’s International Realty after a couple of years.
In November 2021, Alex became a part of The Oppenheim Group’s Orange County branch and established herself as a crucial part of the team. Her hard work, eye for design, and communication skills have helped Alex gain a net worth of around $5 million. With most of her properties averaging a value of between $10-$15 million, she makes quite a sum of money through commissions alone. Her Instagram following of nearly $500K likely adds about $250,000 to her annual earnings.
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