Real Estate Movie Roundup
Tyson Schuetze
Founder and Managing Principal@ Auben Capital Partners| CEO @ Auben Realty | Residential Real Estate Investment and Private Equity
Nothing says summer like a movie night with your favorite snacks, your friends, and a great film. What is our team watching on evenings like these?
For this week’s blog post, our team submitted their favorite real estate movies for a movie night full of the best pick! Check out our list below for some great films that center around real estate!
1. The Money Pit
This 1986 comedy stars Tom Hanks and Shelley Long as they struggle through the renovation of their new home. It is a fun, if somewhat frustrating, movie where everything just seems to keep going wrong!
“An all-time favorite of mine! Why do I love it? It’s directed by Steven Spielberg, it’s hilarious and agonizing all at once, and although absurd, relatable for anyone who has been through a renovation.”
-Erin Eisele, Marketing Director
2. Glengarry Glen Ross
This 1992 drama is about the lives of four real estate salesmen and their professional competition to be the best after hearing that two salesmen will be getting fired in one week. The film stars Al Pacino, Jack Lemmon, Alec Baldwin, and Ed Harris.
“I think it is as much about human nature and sales as it is about real estate. In the same way, Money Pit was as much about the couple’s relationship as it was the house.”
-Tyson Schuetze, Founder
“I second Glengarry Glen Ross- it’s a classic and if you come to the Columbia office and get coffee you will find a “Coffee’s for Closers” painting on the wall above the Keurig.”
-Chris DeTreveille, Market Sales Manager, Columbia
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3. Pacific Heights
This 1990 thriller stars Melanie Griffith, Matthew Modine, and Michael Keaton. When a couple purchases a house in the Pacific Heights neighborhood, they have no idea what kind of tenant issues will soon arise.
“I’ve always loved Pacific Heights“
-Donald Caster, President
4. The Big Short
This 2015 film stars Christian Bale, Steve Carell, Ryan Gosling, and Brad Pitt. It is a biographical comedy-drama that depicts the impact of the US housing bubble on the 2007 financial crisis.
Suggested by Alex Becker, Business Development Director
5. Father Of The Bride Part II
This 1991 romantic comedy stars Steve Martin, Diane Keaton, and Martin Short. When George Banks’s eldest daughter announces that she and her husband are expecting a baby, he begins to spiral because he is convinced that he’s too young to be a grandfather. He dyes his hair, begins working out, and sells his family’s home without consulting his wife. But nothing could prepare him for his wife’s shocking news…
Suggested by Erica Barraza, Market Manager, Augusta
6. Beetlejuice
This 1988 comedy was directed by Tim Burton and stars Alec Baldwin, Geena Davis, Winona Ryder, Michael Keaton, and Catherine O’Hara. When a family moves into the home of a recently deceased couple, they soon find themselves haunted by the original owners…
Beetlejuice. That house is pretty amazing. The Maitlands are renovating the house in the beginning, then it gets renovated by the Deetz, and then back to the original at the end of the movie. Plus, the Maitlands are relegated to the house throughout most of the movie, AND Beetlejuice 2 comes out this fall!
-Brent Voepel, Business Development Director, Kansas City
Queen of Downtown and All Around Commercial & Multi-Family Specialist - Associate Broker, Realtor GA/SC
5 个月I agree! Love these movies. Going to re-watch some of them.
Managing Partner at Fortress One Capital Group
5 个月Love the recommendations. Thank you.