List of programs broadcast by HGTV

The following is a list of television programs formerly or currently broadcast by HGTV.[1][2]
Current programming
- House Hunters (1999–present)[3]
 - House Hunters International (2006–present)[4]
 - Love It or List It (2011–present)[5]
 - House Hunters Renovation (2012–20; 2023–present)
 - Rehab Addict (2014–15; 2025–present, moved from DIY Network)
 - My Lottery Dream Home (2015–present)[6]
 - Home Town (2016–present)[7]
 - Fixer to Fabulous (2017–present)[8]
 - Windy City Rehab (2019–present)[9]
 - Unsellable Houses (2019–present)[10]
 - Rock the Block (2019–present)[11]
 - 100 Day Dream Home (2020–present)[12]
 - Celebrity IOU (2020–present)[13]
 - Vacation House Rules (2020–present)
 - Flipping 101 w/ Tarek El Moussa (2020–present)[14]
 - Home Town Takeover (2021–present)
 - Holmes Family Rescue (2021–present)
 - Bargain Block (2021–present)
 - Ugliest House in America (2022–present)
 - Christina in the Country (2023–present)[15]
 - Down Home Fab (2023–present)[16]
 - Fix My Frankenhouse (2023–present)[17]
 - Renovation Resort Showdown (2023–present)
 - Renovation Aloha (2024–present)
 - Zillow Gone Wild (2024–present)
 - 100 Day Hotel Challenge (2024–present)
 - Divided by Design (2024–present)
 - Scariest House in America (2024–present)
 - Bargain Block New Orleans (2024–present)
 - Don't Hate Your House with the Property Brothers (2024–present)
 - Betting on Paradise (2025–present)
 - The Flip Off (2025–present)
 - Castle Impossible (2025–present)
 - Chasing the West (2025–present)
 
Specials
- HGTV Dream Home (1997–present)[18]
 - HGTV Urban Oasis (2010–present)[19]
 - HGTV Smart Home (2013–present)[20]
 - If Walls Could Talk (2000–13)[21]
 
Upcoming programming
- Sin City Rehab (September 17, 2025)
 
Former programming
- Room by Room (1994–06)
 - The Carol Duvall Show (1994–05)
 - Gardening by the Yard (1996–09)
 - Surprise Gardener (1998–03)
 - Designing for the Sexes (1998–11)
 - Decorating Cents (1997 - 2009)
 - Homes Across America (2000s)
 - Savoir Faire (late 90s-2000)
 - This Small Space (2000s?)
 
- Curb Appeal (1999–13)
 - Dream House (2000–08)
 - Designers' Challenge (2001–09)
 - Ultimate Collectors (2002–03)
 - The Collector Inspector (2002-04)
 - Landscapers' Challenge (2002–08)
 - Design on a Dime (2003–13)
 - Holmes on Homes (2004–10)
 - Designed to Sell (2004–11)
 - FreeStyle (2005–13)
 - My First Place (2005–13)
 - Creative Juice (2006–08)
 - Hidden Potential (2006–09; 2017–20)
 - Over Your Head (2006–11)
 - Don't Sweat It (2006–11)
 - HGTV Star (2006–13)
 - Property Virgins (2006–16)
 - Deserving Design (2007)
 - Bought & Sold (2007–09)
 - Living with Ed (2007–09, moved to Planet Green)
 - Color Splash (2007–12)
 - The Stagers (2008–09)
 - Myles of Style (2008–09)
 - HGTV Showdown (2008–09)
 - House Detective (2008–12)
 - HGTV Green Home (2008–2010)[22]
 - Desperate to Buy (2009)
 - The Property Shop (2009)
 - The Unsellables (2009)
 - Leader of the Pack (2009)
 - HGTV's $250,000 Challenge (2009)
 - Man Land (2009)
 - For Rent (2009–11)
 - Bang for Your Buck (2009–11)
 - Dear Genevieve (2009–12)
 - Real Estate Intervention (2009–13)
 - Home Rules (2010)
 - Marriage Under Construction (2010)
 - My First Sale (2010)
 - Tough as Nails (2010)
 - The Antonio Treatment (2010–11)
 - The Outdoor Room with Jamie Durie (2010–11)
 - Curb Appeal: The Block (2010–12)
 - Million Dollar Rooms (2010–12)
 - All American Handyman (2010–12)
 - Holmes Inspection (2010–12)
 - Selling New York (2010–14)
 - Candice Tells All (2011)
 - Cash & Cari (2011)
 - Secrets from a Stylist (2011)
 - Sarah's Summer House (2011)
 - HGTV'd (2011)
 - Run My Makeover (2011)
 - Showhouse Showdown (2011)
 - House Hunters on Vacation (2011–12)
 - My Yard Goes Disney (2011–12)
 - Home by Novogratz (2011–12)
 - Kitchen Cousins (2011–12)
 - Donna Decorates Dallas (2011–12)
 - Dina's Party (2011–12)
 - Mom Caves (2011–12)
 - Interiors Inc. (2011–12)
 - HGTV's Great Rooms (2011–12)
 - My First Renovation (2011–12)
 - My House, Your Money (2011–12)
 - Weekends With Luis (2011–12)
 - Design Wars (2011–12)
 - Room Crashers (2011–13)
 - The High Low Project (2011–13)
 - Beyond Spelling Manor (2011–13)
 - Selling LA (2011–14)
 - Property Brothers (2011–19)
 - Price This Place (2012)
 - Living Abroad (2012)
 - White Room Challenge (2012)
 - Selling London (2012)
 - Natural Born Sellers (2012)
 - HGTV Design Star All Stars (2012)
 - Shop This Room (2012)
 - Making House (2012)
 - Flea Market Flip (2012–13, moved to Great American Country)
 - Celebrity at Home (2012–13)
 - You Live in What? (2012–13)
 - Elbow Room (2012–13)
 - Home Strange Home (2012–13)
 - Going Yard (2012–14)
 - Extreme Homes (2012–15)
 - Buying and Selling (2012–19)
 - Cousins on Call (2013)
 - West End Salvage (2013)
 - Staged to Perfection (2013)
 - Renovate to Rent (2013)
 - Catastrophe Inc. (2013)
 - Power Broker (2013)
 - Rent or Buy (2013)
 - Scoring the Deal (2013–14)
 - Flip It to Win It (2013–14)
 - Cousins Undercover (2013–14)
 - Renovation Raiders (2013–15)
 - Sold on the Spot (2013–15)
 - House Hunters International Renovation (2013–16)
 - Fixer Upper (2013–18)
 - Love It or List It, Too (2013–19)
 - Hawaii Life (2013–21)[23]
 - Island Hunters (2013–21)[24]
 - Flip or Flop (2013–22)
 - Beachfront Bargain Hunt (2013–22)[25]
 - Brother vs. Brother (2013–23)[26]
 - Beat the House (2014)
 - Brian Boitano Project (2014)
 - Flipping the Block (2014)
 - My Big Family Renovation (2014)
 - The Jennie Garth Project (2014)
 - A Sale of Two Cities (2014–15)
 - House Hunters Off the Grid (2014–15)
 - Vacation House for Free (2014–16)
 - Living Big Sky (2014–16)
 - Property Brothers At Home (2014–17)
 - Tiny House Hunters (2014–17)
 - Log Cabin Living (2014–19)
 - Caribbean Life (2014–20)
 - Lakefront Bargain Hunt (2014–21)[27]
 - Half-Price Paradise (2015)
 - Mark & Derek's Excellent Flip (2015)
 - Flipping the Heartland (2015)
 - Beach Flip (2015)
 - Flip or Flop Follow-Up (2015)
 - Rehab Addict: Detroit (2015)
 - Build Small, Live Anywhere (2015)
 - Ellen's Design Challenge (2015–16)
 - Five Day Flip (2015–16)
 - Hunting Vintage (2015–16)
 - America's Most Desperate Kitchens (2015–16)
 - Vintage Flip (2015–17)
 - Listed Sisters (2015–18)
 - Flipping Virgins (2015–18)
 - Island Life (2015–22)[28]
 - Masters of Flip (2016)
 - Good Bones (2016-24)
 - Container Homes (2016)
 - Welcome Back Potter (2016)
 - Brothers Take New Orleans (2016)
 - We Bought the Farm (2016–17)
 - Desert Flippers (2016–18)
 - House Hunters Family (2016–18)
 - Mountain Life (2016–18)
 - Rustic Rehab (2016–18)
 - Flip or Flop Atlanta (2016–18)
 - Flip or Flop Vegas (2016–19)
 - Restored by the Fords (2016–19)
 - Beach Hunters (2016–21)[29]
 - Mexico Life (2016–22)[30]
 - House Hunters Outside the Box (2017)
 - Flip or Flop Fort Worth (2017–18)
 - Fixer Upper Behind the Design (2017–18)
 - Tiny Paradise (2017–18)
 - Best House on the Block (2017–18)
 - Boise Boys (2017–19)
 - How Close Can I Beach? (2017–19)
 - Mom & Me (2017–19)
 - Mountain Mamas (2017–19)
 - My House Is Your House (2017–19)
 - Mediterranean Life (2017–21)
 - Music City Fix (2018)
 - My Aloha Dream Home (2018)
 - Flip or Flop Nashville (2018–19)
 - Bahamas Life (2018–20)
 - Should I Stay or Go? (2018–20)
 - Hot Properties: San Diego (2018–20)
 - Say Yes to the Nest (2019)
 - Roommate Hunters (2019)
 - What You Get for Your Money (2019)
 - City vs. Burbs (2019)
 - Best. Pool. Ever. (2019)
 - Pool Hunters (2019)
 - Supersize My Pool (2019)
 - My First Place (2019)
 - Going for Sold (2019)
 - Hawaii Hunters (2019)
 - A Very Brady Renovation (2019)
 - Off the Grid on the Beach (2019–20)
 - One of a Kind (2019–20)
 - Build Me Up (2019–20)
 - Jungle Life (2019–20)
 - Property Brothers: Forever Home (2019–23)[31]
 - Christina on the Coast (2019–25)[32]
 - Bargain Mansions (2020, moved to DIY Network)
 - Nate and Jeremiah: Save My House (2020)
 - Extreme Makeover: Home Edition (2020)
 - Crowded House (2020)
 - My Lottery Dream House International (2020)
 - Design at Your Door (2020)
 - Generation Renovation: Lake House (2020)
 - Making It Home With Kortney & Dave (2020)
 - Martha Knows Best (2020)
 - Backyard Takeover (2020)
 - Renovation, Inc. (2020)
 - Bizarre Builds (2020)
 - My Big Italian Adventure (2020)
 - Biggest Little Christmas Showdown (2020)
 - Self-Made Mansions (2020–21)
 - House in a Hurry (2020–21)
 - Hot Mess House (2020–21)
 - Flipping Across America (2020–21)
 - Escape to the Chateau (2020–21)
 - Beach Around the World (2020–22)[33]
 - Renovation Island (2020–22)[34]
 - Selling the Big Easy (2020–22)[35]
 - Help! I Wrecked My House (2020–24)
 - Ty Breaker (2021)
 - Rehab Addict Rescue (2021)
 - Home Again with the Fords (2021)
 - $50K Three Ways (2021)
 - Happily Wherever (2021)
 - Breaking Bland (2021)
 - Cash in the Attic (2021)
 - Cheap Old Houses (2021)
 - Renovation, Inc: The Lake House (2021)
 - Curb Appeal Xtreme (2021)
 - Outgrown (2021)
 - Flipping Showdown (2021)
 - Call the Closer (2021)
 - Two Steps Home (2021–22)
 - Inside Out (2021–22)
 - Everything But the House (2021–22, moved to Lifetime)[36]
 - Houses with History (2021–23)
 - The Nate & Jeremiah Home Project (2021–23)
 - No Demo Reno (2021–23)
 - Tough Love with Hilary Farr (2021–23)
 - Battle on the Beach (2021–24)
 - Farmhouse Fixer (2021–24)
 - Renovation Goldmine (2022)
 - Saving the Manor (2022)[17]
 - Unfinished Business (2022)
 - Moving for Love (2022)
 - Home Inspector Joe (2022)
 - Fixer to Fabulous: Welcome Inn (2022)
 - Mash-Up Our Home (2022)
 - I Bought a Dump… Now What? (2022)
 - Home Town Kickstart Presented by People (2022)
 - Buy It or Build It (2022)
 - The Great Giveback with Melissa McCarthy and Jenna Perusich (2022)
 - Steal This House (2022)
 - Flip to a Million (2022)
 - Good Bones: Risky Business (2022)[37]
 - Renovation Impossible (2022)[38]
 - Rehab Addict Lake House Rescue (2022)
 - Renovation Face-Off (2022)
 - First Home Fix (2022)
 - Battle of the Bling (2022)[39]
 - The Renovator (2022–23)[40]
 - Luxe for Less (2022–23)[17]
 - Fix My Flip (2022–23)
 - Build It Forward (2022–23)
 - Building Roots (2022–23)
 - Why the Heck Did I Buy This House? (2022–24)
 - Lil Jon Wants to Do What? (2022–24)
 - Married to Real Estate (2022–25)
 - Home in a Heartbeat (2023)
 - Renovation Wild (2023)[41]
 - Flip the Strip (2023)
 - Renovation 911 (2023)[17]
 - Windy City Rehab: Alison's Dream Home (2023)
 - Revealed (2023)[17]
 - Barbie Dreamhouse Challenge (2023)[42]
 - What's Wrong With That House? (2023)
 - Rico to the Rescue (2023–24)[43]
 - The Flipping El Moussas (2023–25)[44]
 - Battle on the Mountain (2024)
 - Fixer to Fabulous: Italiano (2024)
 - Small Town Potential (2024)[17]
 - Lakefront Empire (2024)[45]
 - House Hunters: All Stars (2024)
 - Who's Afraid of a Cheap Old House? (2024)
 - Farmhouse Fixer Camp Revamp (2024)
 - Beach Bargains (2024)
 - Backed by the Bros (2024)
 - Izzy Does It (2025)
 
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