From 'Home Town' to 'Property Brothers': Here are 10 best HGTV shows of all time
LOS ANGELES, CALIFORNIA: With a multitude of television shows to choose from and limited hours in the day, HGTV is here to help you find the perfect program for your entertainment needs.
This network is renowned for its diverse range of entertainment options, from shows focusing on home improvement and unique interests to quirky takes on everyday scenarios, ensuring there is something for everyone to enjoy.
Throughout the years, HGTV has consistently delivered top-notch programming that has captivated audiences and become household favorites. Some of the network's most beloved shows include 'Rock the Block', 'Flip or Flop,' 'Property Brothers,' 'Battle on the Beach,' 'Love It or List It,' and many more.
Let's delve into some of the most popular shows offered by HGTV.
Battle on the Beach (2021-present)
'Battle on the Beach' is a popular home renovation series that is returning for its fourth season. In the show, three talented teams go head-to-head on the sunny shores of Texas to transform identical beachfront properties.
With the guidance of judges Sarah and Bryan Baeumler, as well as the assistance of design experts Ty Pennington, Alison Victoria, and Taniya Nayak, the teams compete for a chance to win a cash prize of $50,000. The series showcases their skills as they strive to impress the judges and create stunning remodels of identical beachfront properties in Texas.
Home Town (2016-present)
'Home Town' is a captivating show that seamlessly blends the excitement of home makeovers with a charming glimpse into everyday life. At its heart lies the story of a talented couple, Ben and Erin Napier, dedicated to helping families find their dream homes.
This unique show follows Ben and Erin Napier's mission to transform outdated houses into beautiful and functional living spaces for a variety of clients, including young couples, growing families, and seniors looking to downsize.
Through their meticulous attention to detail, the couple tackles the challenges of home renovation with creativity and care, transforming ordinary houses into extraordinary homes.
House Hunters (1999-present)
HGTV has been on the air for more than 20 years and has produced numerous iconic shows, but none can compare to the success of 'House Hunters.' This show perfectly embodies the essence of HGTV with its straightforward format where potential buyers view three homes and pick one at the end.
The show has even led to the creation of popular spin-offs like 'House Hunters International' and 'Tiny House Hunters.' Whether you prefer the original series or its offshoots, there's no denying the captivating and addictive appeal of 'House Hunters.'
Fixer Upper (2013-2018)
Chip and Joanna Gaines, known for their family-friendly brand established through the hit show 'Fixer Upper,' have left HGTV to start their network. The show stood out from others on the network by showcasing the couple's quirky personalities, with Chip's energetic demeanor contrasting Joanna's creative and poised nature.
Their on-screen chemistry and captivating personalities contributed to the show's success and helped them build a media empire. Despite their departure from HGTV, the memories of 'Fixer Upper' continue to bring joy to fans. The couple's business, Magnolia Homes, based in Waco, Texas, has played a key role in revitalizing neighborhoods by transforming rundown houses into stunning homes.
Flip or Flop (2013-2022)
Since 2013, former couple Tarek El Moussa and Christina Haack have been sharing their journey of flipping houses with viewers. Despite their separation, the popularity of HGTV has kept them working together. Setting aside their personal lives, Tarek and Christina are renowned for their unmatched talent in renovating homes.
The success of 'Flip or Flop' has spawned multiple spin-offs, including Christina's show called 'Christina on the Coast,' which focuses on her solo projects. Whether you tune in for the house transformations or the dynamic between the hosts, 'Flip or Flop' offers plenty of entertainment value.
Flea Market Flip (2012-2019)
'Flea Market Flip' excels with its straightforward yet effective concept, making it a prime example of a lighthearted show on HGTV. In each episode, two sets of contestants purchase various items at a flea market and demonstrate their creativity through renovation projects. They then sell their finished items at the flea market.
With a bit of luck, each team has the chance to turn a profit on their unique furniture or home display items. The show takes a refreshing approach to competition with a positive and non-competitive atmosphere. Instead, the show highlights the ability to find treasures in unexpected places.
Love It or List It (2008-present)
At the heart of the HGTV series, 'Love It or List It' lies a captivating premise: How much do you love your current home? Hosts Hilary Farr and David Visentin engage in a tug-of-war with contestants, vying to convince them whether to renovate and stay or sell and move on.
Despite real estate agent David's best efforts, he frequently faces challenges in persuading the family to sell. Hilary's makeover of the house allows the family to appreciate the home in a whole new light. It's always fun to watch and speculate whether the family will part ways with their home.
My Lottery Dream Home (2015-present)
If you were to win the lottery, many people's first move would likely involve using their newfound wealth to make a significant purchase. David Bromstad assists lottery winners in finding their dream home, taking their increased bank account into consideration
In contrast, other families on the show may have more modest financial goals. However, in 'My Lottery Dream Home,' there are no limits to what can be achieved. While the show may lean towards wish fulfillment, it allows viewers to experience the excitement of some of the luckiest individuals on the planet.
Property Brothers (2011-present)
The Scott brothers are a permanent presence on HGTV, with their numerous spinoff shows like 'Buying and Selling,' highlighting their relentless work ethic. Drew and Jonathan Scott tackle every aspect of home buying and renovation, offering valuable tips in both real estate and construction.
Despite the occasional sibling squabble, their positive energy and expertise make even the most challenging projects enjoyable. A decade after their television debut, the Scott brothers' influence continues to positively impact homeowners nationwide.
Rock the Block (2019-present)
In 'Rock the Block', renowned HGTV renovation experts go head-to-head in a competition to increase the value of identical properties within a tight four-week timeframe.
With a limited budget, these top designers must showcase their unique styles and transform four empty homes situated on the same street. The winning designer not only earns a cash prize but also earns the honor of having a street named after them, solidifying their place in the renovation world.
