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Sometimes home renovation shows can start mixing, but they are not all created equal! Some of these shows are more improvement of the house, while others focus on the process of buying a house. HGTV has a lot of air emissions for the moment, but only some of them are worth a watch. Here are our favorite choices with engaging hosts, entertaining segments and tasteful design work.

1. good bones

This mother-girl team works together in Indianapolis rejuvenating old houses. You can really feel passion in what both of these two do and their desire to improve the community. A former lawyer and real estate agent, these two have a unique view of the industry and have built their biz anything.

2. BROTHERS OF THE PROPERTY: Forever Home

Many viewers have the crush on Twins Drew and Jonathon Scott. But in addition to being candies of the eyes, these two transform an ordinary house into a house forever. They help people unlock a secret potential and can inspire you to do the same at home. "Forever Home" is less on real estate and more on the personalized renovation we love.

3. My big Italian adventure

In this new show, Actress Lorraine Bracco moves in Europe and buys a 200 year old house for a single euro in Sambuca, Italy. It undertakes a renovation and 9-month design trip that is extremely entertaining the watch. During Covid-19, we can not travel, but we imagine our own moment "under the Tuscan sun" at home.

4. Fix to fabulous

Some renowned shows can become boring, but this show of 2019 has an endearing couple with Bante, we can actually stand up and no tragedy. They remained historical homes in Arkansas. Dave manages construction while Jenny tackles design. They run a family farm and support rather amazing causes that come true internationally to children in need.

5. House Hunters International

The normal version of the "hunters of the house" is addictive, but since we have fever of the cabin, we dream of bigger things. House Hunters International takes things that Global does not coat no candy The idea of ​​living abroad in a new country with a completely new culture where people might not talk about your language. The best fantasy of escape during a pandemic.

6. Martha knows better

This show was recently renewed for a second season and, although it is technically not real estate or houses, we can not have enough Martha, especially during the holiday season! We need to see its 153-acre crazy quarantine house with more than $ 620 million! We meet with its hot gardener while chatting home and garden techniques to make your home as charming as possible.

7. Help! I destroyed my house

DIY disasters are something we have all experienced at one time or another. You keep your fingers crossed that it turned like a superb version of Pinterest, but a "nailed!" The result is probably more likely. In this wellness show, Jasmine Roth helps the owners who have taken these big DiSys that prevent them from using bathrooms, bedrooms, cuisines or other essentials from home. Here is a tip: maybe leave things to professionals in the first place.

8. Flip or flop

Many people who love "Flip or Flop" are just addicted to the relationship of married couple (now divorced) Christina Anstead and Tarek El Moussa who have really met while working in the real estate industry. The premise of the show is to renovate and sell, or return, houses. It shows the entire rooting process of the house, from beginning to end. Usually, the houses they find belong to banks or seizures.

9. My Lottery Dream Home

This show by David Bromstad is one of the most popular and entertaining shows in the HGTV range right now. Bromstad helps recent winners at the lottery hunt for their luxurious dream home, regardless of their budget. In addition, its sense of style makes episodes even more detectable. On the air since 2015, it is the ultimate fantasy of most of us. If you won the lottery, what kind of ownership would you buy?

10. Fixer rod

People have mixed feelings about this show and the perfectist aesthetics that couple Chip and Joanna are committed, but they made us fall in love with Shippap. This hilarious couple likes mixing modern style with a rustic farm and we are still excited when Joanna goes from vintage or antiques purchases for furniture and accessories. Their style is distinct different from other couples who have shows on HGTV (a cup above the rest of our opinion) but unfortunately, the show has been canceled. But because of the popular demand, they still differ a lot of re-courts so that we can enjoy!