The Best Real Estate Shows on HBO, Netflix, Hulu, and Amazon

Most streaming platform catalogues are full of real estate, renovation, and interior design shows (which we love). Whether you’re looking for design inspiration, investment tips, or just a peek into the glamorous world of high-end properties, these shows provide plenty of entertainment and insights. From Stay Here to Selling Sunset to Buying Beverly Hills, below are twenty real estate shows on HBO, Netflix, Hulu, and Amazon Prime to watch this weekend.

Real Estate Shows on Amazon Prime

The Grand Tour Presents: Lochdown

This special episode of “The Grand Tour” explores real estate through the lens of car enthusiasts Jeremy Clarkson, Richard Hammond, and James May. Set in Scotland, the trio lives in classic American cars modified into houses, showcasing how these mobile homes stack up against traditional real estate. Their adventures provide a unique perspective on living spaces and the concept of home, all while delivering the signature humor and challenges of the series.

Flipping Exes

This reality TV series follows former couple Nina Klemm and Michael LeSure as they navigate the challenges of flipping houses. Despite their past relationship, they collaborate to buy, renovate, and sell properties in the competitive real estate market of Carmel, Indiana. The series showcases the complexities of maintaining a professional relationship while managing personal dynamics, all set against the backdrop of the house-flipping business.

The World’s Most Extraordinary Homes

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Architect Piers Taylor and property enthusiast Caroline Quentin travel the globe to discover some of the most unique and extraordinary homes in “The World’s Most Extraordinary Homes.” Each episode features a variety of architectural marvels, from homes built on cliffs to those nestled in forests. The show offers in-depth tours and insights into the design and construction of these remarkable properties, highlighting the creativity and innovation in modern architecture.

Real Estate Shows on HBO

Selling the Hamptons

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“Selling the Hamptons” follows the personal and professional lives of young and hungry agents as they navigate the competitive and glamorous Hamptons market. The show highlights the intricacies of selling luxurious listings, showcasing multi-million dollar listings and the lavish lifestyles of both the property owners and real estate agents. With dramatic negotiations and stunning beachfront homes, the series offers an inside look at one of the most exclusive real estate markets in the world.

House Hunters

“House Hunters” is a classic real estate investing show that follows homebuyers as they search for their perfect home. Each episode features prospective buyers touring three potential properties, weighing the pros and cons of each before making a final decision. The series offers viewers a glimpse into various housing markets and the diverse preferences of homebuyers, making it a staple in real estate television.

Property Brothers

“Property Brothers” stars twin brothers Drew and Jonathan Scott, who help clients turn fixer-uppers into dream homes. Drew, a real estate expert, finds the properties, while Jonathan, a licensed contractor, handles the renovations. The show combines elements of real estate and home improvement, providing viewers with practical design tips and renovation inspiration.

My Lottery Dream Home

In “My Lottery Dream Home,” host David Bromstad assists recent lottery winners in finding their ideal homes. Each episode follows the winners as they tour multiple luxurious properties, considering features they could only dream of before their big win. The show highlights the excitement and challenges of selecting a dream home with newfound wealth.

House Hunters Renovation

“House Hunters Renovation” is a spin-off of the original “House Hunters” series, focusing on the process of buying and renovating homes—even seemingly completely unsellable houses. The show follows buyers as they choose a property and then work on transforming it to meet their needs and tastes. Viewers get an in-depth look at the renovation process, from planning and budgeting to the final reveal, offering practical insights and inspiration for home improvement projects.

Real Estate Shows on Netflix

Selling Sunset, Selling the OC, Selling Tampa

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This series focuses on high-end real estate in different locations. “Selling Sunset” is set in Los Angeles, following the agents at The Oppenheim Group as they sell luxury homes and navigate personal drama. “Selling the OC” and “Selling Tampa” expand the franchise to Orange County and Tampa, respectively, showcasing lavish properties and the unique dynamics of each real estate team. The shows combine stunning property tours with the lives of the agents, making for captivating viewing.

Tiny House Nation

“Tiny House Nation” centers on the small home living trend, with hosts John Weisbarth and Zack Giffin helping families design and build their perfect tiny homes. Each episode features the creation of a functional and stylish tiny house, demonstrating innovative space-saving solutions and custom designs. The show highlights the benefits and challenges of downsizing, offering inspiration for those interested in minimalistic living.

Stay Here

In “Stay Here,” interior designer Genevieve Gorder and real estate expert Peter Lorimer help homeowners transform their short-term rental properties into profitable and appealing spaces. Each episode focuses on a different rental property, from houseboats to historic homes, showcasing the makeover process and the strategies to attract more guests. The show provides practical tips for improving rental properties and increasing their marketability.

Million Dollar Beach House

This real estate show follows a group of real estate agents at Nest Seekers International as they sell high-end properties in the Hamptons. The show offers a glimpse into the competitive and glamorous world of luxury real estate, highlighting the stunning beachfront homes and the challenges faced by the agents. With a mix of professional rivalry and personal drama, the series provides an entertaining look at the high-stakes Hamptons market.

Buying Beverly Hills

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“Buying Beverly Hills” focuses on the high-end real estate market in Beverly Hills, following agents as they navigate the challenges of selling luxury properties to affluent buyers. The show features stunning multimillion-dollar homes and the complex negotiations involved in closing big deals with elite clientele. Viewers get an inside look at the glamorous lifestyle and intense competition of Beverly Hills real estate.

Marriage or Mortgage

“Marriage or Mortgage” presents couples with the dilemma of choosing between spending their savings on a dream wedding or a new home. Each episode features a couple working with wedding planner Sarah Miller and real estate agent Nichole Holmes, who present compelling options for both scenarios. The show explores the emotional and financial aspects of this significant decision, offering insights into the priorities and compromises couples face.

Amazing Interiors

“Amazing Interiors” showcases homes that look ordinary on the outside but have extraordinary and surprising interiors. Each episode features three unique properties with incredible interior designs, from indoor aquariums to mini theme parks. The show celebrates creativity and innovation in home design, providing inspiration for those looking to transform their living spaces.

Real Estate Shows on Hulu

Fixer Upper

“Fixer Upper” stars Chip and Joanna Gaines, who help clients purchase and renovate homes in Waco, Texas. Each episode follows the couple as they transform outdated properties into stunning homes with their signature rustic-chic style. The show combines real estate and renovation, showcasing the entire process from initial purchase to final reveal, and highlights the Gaines’ creative designs and construction expertise.

Flip or Flop

“Flip or Flop” features ex-couple Tarek El Moussa and Christina Hall as they buy distressed properties, renovate them, and attempt to sell them for a profit. The series documents the challenges and risks of house flipping, including budget constraints, unexpected repairs, and market fluctuations. Viewers get a behind-the-scenes look at the high-stakes world of real estate investment and the dynamic between the co-hosts as they navigate their professional and personal lives.

Love It or List It

In “Love It or List It,” homeowners must decide whether to keep their current home after a renovation or sell it and move to a new property. Designer Hilary Farr renovates the existing home to meet the owners’ needs, while real estate agent David Visentin shows them potential new homes. The show culminates in the homeowners choosing to “love it” and stay or “list it” and move, providing a balance of renovation inspiration and real estate exploration.

House Hunters International

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“House Hunters International” takes the classic “House Hunters” format to a global scale, following individuals and families as they search for new homes outside the United States. Each episode showcases different countries and cultures, highlighting the unique challenges and rewards of buying property overseas. The series offers viewers a glimpse into international real estate markets and the diverse lifestyles of expatriates.

Flip This House

“Flip This House” is a documentary-style series that follows various real estate investors across the United States as they purchase, renovate, and resell properties. The show captures the entire flipping process, from scouting and buying properties to tackling renovations and ultimately selling the homes. Each episode features different teams, providing a realistic look at the challenges and rewards of house flipping, as well as the diverse strategies and styles of the investors.

Ready for a Binge Watch This Weekend?

Whether you and your family are renovation experts or real estate enthusiasts, let us know which real estate shows are on your watch list in the comments below!