What is net worth of Raisa Kuddus and Austin Coleman? 'First Home Fix' star is professional BMX biker since 1995

Working from their vintage VW van, which doubles as their design office, the couple creates custom renovations for young and millennial clients
Designer Raisa Kuddus with partner Austin Coleman (@raisakuddus/Instagram)
Designer Raisa Kuddus with partner Austin Coleman (@raisakuddus/Instagram)

Renovation and design gurus Raisa Kuddus and Austin Coleman help first-time homeowners transform their homes without breaking the bank in the new HGTV series 'First Home Fix'. Working from their vintage VW van, which doubles as their design office, Austin Coleman and Raisa Kuddus create custom renovations for young newlywed and millennial clients.

The professional renovators and collaborators, Raisa Kuddus and Austin Coleman, the show's co-hosts are real-life partners. Their chemistry and synchronization will definitely reassure the homeowners and build trust. Coleman and Kuddus have mentioned how they heard their clients well and brainstormed with them to accurately depict their personalities and vision. 

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Meet the hosts of HGTV's new show 'First Home Fix'

Austin Coleman

One of the new faces of HGTV and the co-host of the new show, 'Fix Home First'. He is a skilled builder and woodworker who is passionate about incorporating unique custom pieces into each of his projects. A professional renovator now but Austin also has been a professional BMX biker since 1995, his favorite trick is 3 down whips. Austin has also been featured on the cover of 'Transworld BMX'. Austin currently lives with his partner Raisa Kuddus, in Tustin, California. 



 

Raisa Kuddus

Raisa Kuddus is a painter, artist, and art director who sees the world through the lens of nature, and hence, it bleeds into everything she does. She believes that she developed this lens because her father was a microbiologist. Kuddus is pretty close to his family and often talks about her life and family on Instagram. In one of the posts, she talks about and celebrates a major life crisis that she and her family get over. Her mother who suffered three heart attacks suffered severe functional damage but soon after her mother received a healthy heart and underwent a successful operation.



 

What is Austin Coleman and Raisa Kuddus's collective net worth?

As of 2022, the collective net worth of Austin Coleman and Raisa Kuddus is just over $5 million. 



 

When and where will 'Fix Home First' air?

The show will premiere on September 3 at 10 pm ET on HGTV.

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