Don't lie to me now. I know you love looking at how the other half live.

We love looking inside other people's homes. We have that curiosity to see what's going on and other

neighborhoods, another city, another country. When you go inside somebody's home, you get a sense of

who they are and, let's be

honest, it gives you an indication of how much money they make. No wonder we're all glued to

series like selling sunset, million dollar listing, and the classic, a place in the sun. But apart

from the houses, the people selling and renting these homes are as slick as the interiors.

You get the impression that to sell a house, you've got to look like a model.

Dress head to toe and design your clothes and give off this cool, effortless vibe.

Like, yeah, sure, I'm here to sell you a house, but you're lucky to even be in my presence.

But that's TV, and this is, well, radio.

So let's find out what it's really like, selling and renting homes

in some of the most expensive markets in the world.

From the BBC World Service, I'm Leanna Byrne and this is Business Daily.

And welcome to our money job series where I've been speaking to people doing those high value, high transaction jobs you might read about, see on the TV or are glamourised in films. I speak to the real people in these industries and find out how it all really works and what it's like to make your living in

these jobs. This is episode four, the reality of the realtors. And this one's all about what

it's like selling homes in some of the most expensive cities in the world.

If we're going to find some real estate agents selling in the most expensive cities in the world,

then we probably better find out which cities are the most expensive for us to live.

So let's have a quick look here.

Ah, here we go. According to Statista, Hong Kong sits at the top for the most expensive city to buy

property in the world. Well known for its skyscrapers, Hong Kong is considered to be a perfect example

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