Josh Flagg

Josh Flagg is an American luxury real estate agent and television personality who has been a mainstay on Bravo’s Million Dollar Listing Los Angeles since its premiere in 2006. Born into a prominent Los Angeles family, Flagg grew up in the exclusive Holmby Hills neighborhood and was surrounded by wealth and real estate from an early age. His grandmother, Edith Flagg, was a Holocaust survivor who built a fashion empire worth hundreds of millions of dollars, and her influence and eventual inheritance played a significant role in Josh’s financial foundation.

Flagg obtained his real estate license at age 18 and quickly began selling high-end properties in Beverly Hills, Bel Air, and Holmby Hills. He was cast on Million Dollar Listing Los Angeles at age 20, making him one of the youngest real estate reality TV stars. Over the show’s many seasons, Flagg demonstrated an encyclopedic knowledge of Los Angeles luxury real estate, a natural rapport with high-net-worth clients, and an old-school approach to sales that set him apart from his more flashy co-stars. He has sold over $3 billion in real estate throughout his career, including some of the most expensive homes in Los Angeles.

Beyond television, Flagg has authored two books: “A Simple Girl: Stories My Grandmother Told Me” (2009), a tribute to his grandmother Edith Flagg, and “Million Dollar Agent: Brokering the Dream” (2011), which details his approach to luxury real estate. He has worked with Rodeo Realty and later joined Douglas Elliman before making moves in the brokerage world. Flagg is known for his quick wit, love of fine dining and vintage cars, and his deep connections within Los Angeles high society.

Flagg has been open about his personal life on the show, including coming out as gay and his marriage to Bobby Boyd in 2017. The couple divorced in 2022. Flagg’s estimated net worth of $35 million is a combination of his substantial real estate commissions, television earnings, inheritance from his grandmother Edith Flagg’s fashion fortune, real estate investments, and his own property holdings in some of Los Angeles’s most prestigious neighborhoods.