Million Dollar Listing: Los Angeles - Season 7

With inventory low and demand high, the Los Angeles market is blazing hot and these agents are working hard to stay one sale ahead of their competition. While Josh Altman nabs a listing that every agent in town wanted, dynamic British duo David Parnes and James Harris continue to encroach on his territory. Josh Flagg lists a $9.4 million mansion in Bel Air Crest.

James and David crash Josh Altman's Broker's Open House for the listing they lost to him. The duo also lands the largest listing of their careers -- a $48 million dollar estate. Josh Flagg sells his Bel Air Crest listing despite the fact his client cannot contain herself during the negotiation.

After taking a hard fall, Josh Flagg tries to find his good friend an investment property all while in agonizing pain. Josh Altman loses a coveted listing in the Hollywood Hills, but devises a brilliant plan to get it back. James and David continue to show their $48 million dollar listing.

While showing a Hollywood Hills estate, David and James cross paths with an infamous ne'er-do-well who brought shame on the Royal Family. Josh Flagg finds himself caught in the middle of close family friends who are at odds over the type of home they want to purchase. With inventory at an all-time low, Josh Altman's assistant, Mikey, goes undercover to snag a listing.

Josh Flagg gets the better of Million Dollar Listing New York real estate agent Ryan Serhant when Ryan's client makes an offer on Flagg's flip property. When Josh Altman double-ends a deal with his brother, he must come to terms with his lifelong competition with Matt. Heather and Josh meet with a wedding planner who's baffled by their unpreparedness.

When Josh Altman's client goes borderline ballistic during a negotiation, he has to stash the other agent in a freezer. Hip hop artist Tyga checks out David and James' ultimate bachelor pad in the Hollywood Hills, which happens to be across the street from Altman's house. Meanwhile, Josh Flagg goes back in time in order to sell a 1919 Beverly Hills tear-down that cannot be torn down.

David makes a rash promise to a client without first consulting James, which could ultimately cost them the listing. Josh Altman snags a similar listing just blocks away from the Brits and the competition is anything but neighborly, especially when Heather has clients interested in both properties. Josh Flagg is stunned and saddened when Colton shows him the progress he's made remodeling his parents' house and childhood home. He also goes against everything he believes in after taking on a fickle client.

Josh Altman tries to find the perfect home for a famous street artist, who insists on going to every showing incognito. Josh Flagg worries about Grandma Edith's declining health before leaving for his annual Hamptons vacation. James and David go above and beyond to prove they're not the party boys they used to be in order to help old friends from London sell their Los Feliz home.

After being hired by a hard-nosed client who used to be a top real estate agent, James and David come up with a brilliant strategy to impress him. Josh Flagg is frustrated when he gets the listing for one of his favorite properties only to find out that other agents don't share his appreciation for it. Josh Altman lands the most prestigious listing of his career. The victory is short-lived as his personal life begins to crumble.

Josh Altman and his brother Matt meet with an international client demanding they find the perfect Beverly Hills getaway in just two days. Meanwhile, Altman is trying to keep his relationship with Heather from falling apart. As Edith's health continues to decline, Josh Flagg finds himself in crisis mode. One of James and David's biggest clients is counting on them to find an LA residence that meets his very specific requirements.

When Josh Altman's idol, Daymond John of Shark Tank fame, hires him to find commercial space for his West Coast headquarters, Altman moves his relationship with Heather to the back burner once again. David and James put it all on the line when they coax a prolific developer and his wife to sell their newly built dream house for $12,995,000. After the lady of the house gets cold feet, David makes a promise he may not be able to deliver on. Meanwhile, Josh Flagg is closing and opening deals with his usual ease, but real estate is the last thing on his mind when his personal life is shattered.

A $13-million listing in Laguna Beach forces the Brits to sink-or-swim in a new territory. But they are buoyed by a surprise visit from a familiar face. Still reeling from the devastating loss of his grandmother, Josh Flagg struggles to stay focused on a new listing for one of Edith's friends. Josh Altman finds himself at a major cross-road: choosing to pursue a life-consuming $100-million listing, the biggest of his career, or spending more time with Heather to help mend their relationship.