Altman Reacts to Tracy Expanding Her Business to OC: "When the King Goes Somewhere..."
MDLLA's Josh Altman shared how he really feels about Tracy Tutor's growing business in Orange County.
In the video above, which is a clip of the Million Dollar Listing Los Angeles Season 15 premiere that aired on July 10, realtors Josh Flagg, Josh Altman, and Tracy Tutor explain how they've been navigating a "difficult market" in Los Angeles, California, causing them to dip into other markets.
"With the sales down in Los Angeles I'm tapping Texas more, I'm tapping Orange County more," Tracy shared in an interview confessional.
Meanwhile, Altman discussed his new Newport Beach office in Orange County as well. "Whatever we've lowered down to in sales in LA, we've gained in Newport," he explained.
Later in the episode, Josh attends one of Tracy's showings in Orange County — and he had some thoughts.
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"Tracy's my girl," he began in a confessional. "I don't hate the fact that all these LA superstars are coming down and shuffling stuff up by the beach."
Josh then added with a smirk, "When the king goes somewhere, people follow."
In a June 27 interview with The Daily Dish, however, Josh clarified how he really felt about Tracy expanding her business to Orange County, where he had set up shop in 2020.
"It’s all good. There’s plenty to go around," he shared. "We kind of steer ourselves in a league of our own. If she wants to be there, great."
Josh's wife, Heather Altman, who was also present for the interview, added, "It’s fun to have familiar faces and Tracy’s always fun to work with if we run across each other."
Tracy Tutor Discusses Expanding Her Business to Texas
Tracy also spoke to The Daily Dish in a June 24 interview, further discussing her shifting markets from Los Angeles.
"I’m incredibly excited about the new market that we’re in in Dallas and Austin, Texas. I have a great team of agents there that are really thriving and we’ve been able to bring a different way of doing business to Texas," she shared. "I think I’m one of the first big agents to sort of land there and be successful, and we’re able to offer them obviously a little bit more exposure. That’s been wonderful."
She continued: "I love Texas it’s been exciting to be in a new and different market. [There are] different niche markets up and down the coast [of California], but [it's] still California."
— additional reporting by Shannon Raphael and Abby Feiner
