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Seller鈥檚 Market returns for season 2 in Okanagan

Seller鈥檚 Market pairs up with Haven Mattress for the next season
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Seller鈥檚 Market is back, the popular Real Estate television show is currently house hunting for lakefront residences in 琉璃神社, West 琉璃神社, and Lake Country and homeowners who are interested in appearing on season 2.

Alex Miller, the show鈥檚 producer, is looking for 琉璃神社 area residents who are planning on selling their home in the next few months and want to appear on T.V.

鈥淪uccessful applicants will be wooed by five of the top realtors in the marketplace: Kent Simpson, Nathan Flavel, Marika Wolf, Bradyn Byron, and Darryl Reuter. Each realtor will pull out all the stops in competing for their listing.鈥

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New this season, Seller鈥檚 Market has paired up with Haven Mattresses as a sponsor. The B.C. based company, that produces plant-based, chiropractic mattresses in Canada, is no stranger to the limelight after appearing on HGTV鈥檚 Island of Bryan.

For a limited time, homeowners who are selected to appear on the show will receive a free Haven mattress.

Scott Amis, Haven鈥檚 CEO said Haven has grown to become a national brand, but is still deeply rooted in our local community.

鈥淲hen Visland approached us to help support the local television industry we didn鈥檛 want to miss the opportunity,鈥 he explained. 鈥 Moving can be a stressful time, so we鈥檙e excited to be able to provide a good night鈥檚 sleep to the local residents who are on the show.鈥

READ MORE: Take a nap in an Okanagan show home

If you and your home should be considered for the series send an email to casting@VislandMedia.com or visit and click 鈥淏e on TV鈥.

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Jen Zielinski

About the Author: Jen Zielinski

I am a broadcast journalism graduate from BCIT and hold a bachelor of arts degree in political science and sociology from Thompson Rivers University. I enjoy volunteering with local organizations, such as the Okanagan Humane Society.
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