Jason Oppenheim, one of the leading voices in Southern California’s real estate industry and star of the Netflix reality show “Selling Sunset,” spoke to CNN in an interview about offering his brokerage’s services for free to those who were impacted by the deadly LA wildfires and how he became one of the first notable figures to sound the alarm about illegal price gouging.

Celebrity real estate broker and "Selling Sunset" star Jason Oppenheim speaks with NBC News' Tom Llamas on the illegal price-gouging practiced by some landlords after the wildfire housing crisis in California.

Oppenheim Group boss Jason Oppenheim put Los Angeles landlords on blast after one of his clients was a victim of price-gouging.

There are price gouging laws in California that are just being ignored right now, and this isn't the time to be taking advantage of situations,” the real estate mogul said.

Selling Sunset’ star Jason Oppenheim says Los Angeles landlords are illegally increasing rent prices amid the L.A. wildfires

Jason Oppenheim is addressing the lack of consideration by property owners amid the disastrous ongoing Los Angeles wildfires.

Selling Sunset star Jason Oppenheim says "price gouging" is happening amid the ongoing LA wildfires, a practice he calls "illegal" and feels "should be exposed."

Bellocqimages/Bauer-Griffin/GC Images Jason Oppenheim and his eponymous real estate brokerage are donating their services to help individuals displaced by the Los Angeles wildfires. “If you’ve lost your home in the Los Angeles fires and you need to find a place to rent until your home is rebuilt,

Selling Sunset' star Jason Oppenheim said one landlord demanded $10,000 more a month than the price agreed before the fires broke out.