Dec 5, 2023
Paula Flores Takes the Helm as one of the Hosts on "Selling-Miami"' American Dream TV Show
MIAMI - Dec. 5, 2023 - PRLog -- The American Dream proudly introduces Paula Flores, a realtor from Keller Williams Miami Beach, as a new host of the 30-minute commercial-free show, "Selling-Miami." Paula Flores, founder of one of Keller Williams' Miami Beach Top Real Estate team, GottaLoveMiami Luxury, represents the epitome of excellence in the industry.
Her segment is set to debut in mid-December 2023 on local cable, Paula brings her expertise and passion for real estate to uncover the enchanting properties and lifestyle of Miami Beach and surroundings.
"American Dream TV" is not just a local sensation—it's a nationally syndicated program airing on esteemed networks such as CNBC, Bloomberg TV, the Travel Channel, and more. Beyond traditional TV, the show streams on Amazon Fire, Apple TV, and Roku, captivating audiences with its real stories of neighborhoods and insights from top real estate experts. The show also resonates with viewers on social media platforms, where it enjoys substantial viewership.
The American Dream TV and its production team, nominated for an Emmy, stands as a national beacon for authentic storytelling. With a focus on neighborhoods and the expertise of elite realtors, the show offers a unique blend of information and entertainment. Executive show producer Craig Sewing, recognized as an Inman News Nominee for "Most Influential in Real Estate," meticulously selects hosts like Paula Flores to be the voice of real estate trends in each market.
As "Selling-Miami" continues to captivate audiences, it proudly boasts millions of views on social media, contributing to its identity as "positive media." The show is more than just about real estate; it's a celebration of lifestyle, culture, and the vibrant spirit of the cities it showcases.
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About The American Dream TV
The American Dream TV is a nationally syndicated program dedicated to sharing the genuine stories of neighborhoods and featuring the best real estate experts across the United States. With a commitment to "positive media," the show is a dynamic blend of real estate, lifestyle, and culture.
About Paula Flores:
Paula Flores, an accomplished realtor from GottaLoveMiami Luxury Real Estate Team (Keller Williams Miami Beach), is a new host of "Selling-Miami." With a passion for real estate, Paula brings her expertise to showcase the magic of Miami Beach, making each episode a journey of discovery for viewers.
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