HGTV has exciting plans for fans in 2026, with the announcement of several new shows and the release of hundreds of new episodes. This was revealed in a press release on October 22, underscoring the network’s commitment to providing engaging content for its viewers.
Among the highlights is a new series from the well-known Property Brothers, Drew and Jonathan Scott, titled *Property Brothers: Under Pressure*. This 14-episode series will see the siblings guiding homebuyers through the emotional challenges of purchasing real estate, helping them make informed decisions in a high-stakes environment. After assisting with their buying choices, the brothers will also support them during the renovation process.
Alongside the Scott brothers’ new offering, HGTV will release nearly 400 new episodes of the beloved *House Hunters* franchise next year, including its popular spin-off, *House Hunters International*. This series, which has captivated audiences for over 25 years, retains its interactive format, allowing viewers to follow potential homebuyers as they evaluate different properties and choose their futures.
In addition to these main features, HGTV is launching several other new series. *Botched Homes* will focus on contractor Charlie Kawas and his team as they rectify poorly executed renovations and DIY disasters. Moreover, *Neighborhood Watch* will showcase shocking security footage captured by smart doorbells, promising a unique twist to home improvement television. A fresh house-hunting series titled *World’s Bargain Dream Home* will also debut next year, heightening the excitement for real estate enthusiasts.
Howard Lee, Chief Creative Officer for US Networks at Warner Bros. Discovery, expressed confidence in the lineup, stating that it not only includes familiar formats that generate strong ratings but also introduces innovative concepts and new talent to engage both dedicated fans and new audiences.
Returning favorites, including *Help! I Wrecked My House* and *Fixer to Fabulous*, will continue to air through the end of 2025, ensuring a smooth transition for HGTV viewers eager for more consistent programming.
The announcement comes amid mixed responses to HGTV’s earlier choices to cancel several popular shows, such as *Farmhouse Fixer* and *Married to Real Estate*. Hosts Egypt Sherrod and Mike Jackson recently shared their experiences with the challenges faced during their final season, but this new slate aims to rejuvenate the network’s offerings and keep fans on the edge of their seats.
With fresh programming on the horizon, HGTV appears poised to delight audiences with compelling content that blends nostalgia with innovation, continuing its legacy as a leader in home improvement entertainment.