'Selling Sunset': Why Did Brett Leave The Oppenheim Group?

Selling Sunset has been such a hit show for Netflix that fans can't stop talking about the real estate agents who are stylish, smart, and so good at their jobs. While fans don't like Mary's husband Romain, viewers have gotten invested in the real lives of the other cast members. There have been three seasons so far and many viewers feel that it's just not enough episodes as the show is so fun to watch.

Fans are curious about Brett and Jason Oppenheim, the twin brothers who run the real estate firm on Selling Sunset. Recently people have been saying that Brett left the group and is out on his own, but is there more to the story? Let's take a look.

Going Solo?

Christine Quinn could tell she would become famous and it turns out that people are talking about Brett having left the firm because of something that she said.

Christine Quinn said Brett left the real estate firm. According to Hello magazine, she was interviewed by Glamour and she said, "Brett has left to start his own brokerage. The girls are fed up with the favoritism of Mary in the office. We don't know who will move where. It may be the battle of the brokerages! I think season four is going to be the juiciest season ever."

Brett has started Oppenheim Real Estate, and according to Film Daily, it's described as "a new brokerage firm offering brokerage services & renovation consultations."

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The website mentions that it's a "spin-off" business so it seems like it's still connected to The Oppenheim Group.

But Jason has shared that he and Brett are still in business together and that there was no bad blood between them that caused this decision. He said, "I think Christine tried to fan those flames. He's not starting his own brokerage and hiring agents and competing, we're still working together."

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A Tale Of Two Real Estate Firms

According to Pop Sugar, it does sound like Brett and Jason are still working together in a sense because both firms appear to be tied together.

Oppenheim Real Estate and The Oppenheim Group have explanations on their websites that in 1889, Jacob Stern, Jason and Brett's great great grandpa, founded The Sterm Reality Co. While Brett is now president of Oppenheim Real Estate, he was vice president of the Oppenheim Group, and while Jason is the president.

Perhaps Brett wanted to explore his interests in renovations and the brothers decided it made sense to split up in this way. It doesn't sound like there was a big fight between them or any bad blood that is continuing.

The brothers seem to get along really well on the Netflix show, and they are very supportive of the deals that they each do on a regular basis. The whole real estate gang seems to care a lot about each other and they often treat each other like family, hugging hello, celebrating each other's achievements in life and business, and having dinners regularly. They even celebrate Friendsgiving at the office each year.

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Other 'Selling Sunset' Drama

Fans of Selling Sunset might not be surprised that Christine Quinn made this comment about Brett and Jason, as she has been known for some dramatic storylines on the reality series. She isn't exactly one to stay silent or mince her words and she will tell someone how she really feels or what she thinks of a situation. She's unapologetic, that's for sure.

According to Cosmopolitan, Christine called Chrishell Stause "fake" at a pool party in the first season, and things only got wilder from there. In season two, Christine upset Davina by letting her know that she wasn't invited to Mary's wedding because Romain wanted it that way. That was definitely a tough, dramatic moment. There was another scene when Christine was making fun of Mary.

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Christine Quinn even said that the two firms could be a storyline if the show gets a fourth season. According to People, she said, "It may be the battle of the brokerages! I think season 4 is going to be the juiciest season ever.”

It's great to learn the real story behind Brett and Jason Oppenheim and how Brett didn't really quit after an argument with his brother. It will be so interesting to see how the brothers do with their two real estate firms. Chances are, they will continue to be super successful.

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