HGTV's Home and Lifestyle Lineup: New Shows, Returning Favorites, and Exciting Updates
HGTV has recently announced a significant order of nearly 400 episodes of popular shows like "House Hunters" and "House Hunters International." In addition to these fan-favorite series, the network has also greenlit new shows such as "Botched Homes," "Neighborhood Watch," "World's Bargain Dream Homes," and "Property Brothers: Under Pressure." These new series aim to bring fresh talent and concepts to engage both loyal viewers and attract new audiences.
"House Hunters," which first premiered in October 1999, has become a staple on HGTV with over 2,415 episodes to date. Its international spinoff, introduced in February 2006, has also been well-received by viewers. The network's commitment to these established formats reflects their dedication to delivering consistent ratings and quality content.
Among the upcoming shows set to air in 2026 are Drew and Jonathan Scott's "Under Pressure," Charlie Kawas' "Botched Homes" renovation series, the aspirational "World's Bargain Dream Homes," and the doorbell/security camera clip show "Neighborhood Watch." These new additions to the lineup promise to offer viewers a diverse range of home-related content.
In addition to the new series, HGTV has a lineup of returning favorites scheduled to air throughout the rest of 2025. Shows like "My Lottery Dream Home," "Hoarding for the Holidays," "Fixer to Fabulous," "Cheap A$$ Beach Houses," "White House Christmas 2025," "My Lottery Dream Home: David's Happy Ending," "100 Day Dream Home," "Help! I Wrecked My House," and "Sin City Rehab" will all feature new episodes, providing viewers with a variety of home improvement and renovation content.
Overall, HGTV's programming lineup continues to evolve with a mix of established hits and exciting new shows, catering to the diverse interests of their audience. With a focus on engaging storytelling and talented hosts, the network remains a go-to destination for home and lifestyle enthusiasts.