HGTV is crafting an enticing lineup that promises to captivate viewers from the comfort of their couches.

In a significant announcement on October 22, the network revealed the continuation of its popular series, House Hunters and House Hunters International, with nearly 400 new half-hour episodes slated for release through 2026. Since its debut in 1999, House Hunters has consistently drawn over 13 million primetime viewers each month. HGTV reassures fans that the series will maintain its engaging format, allowing viewers to explore three different homes, assess their layout and furnishings, and decide which one best suits the potential homeowner’s needs.

Looking ahead to next year, HGTV has a variety of fresh content lined up. New shows set to premiere in 2026 include Botched Homes, featuring contractor Charlie Kawas, and working titles like Neighborhood Watch and World’s Bargain Dream Homes. Additionally, the Property Brothers, Drew and Jonathan Scott, will introduce a new series currently titled Property Brothers: Under Pressure. The duo took to Instagram to share that this series will focus on guiding homeowners through the emotional and financial challenges of purchasing a home, with the brothers involved in every step from buying to renovation and design.

Returning this November and December are fan-favorites such as Sin City Rehab, 100 Day Dream Home, Help! I Wrecked My House, Fixer to Fabulous, and My Lottery Dream Home. Viewers can also look forward to a special episode titled My Lottery Dream Home: David’s Happy Ending on December 19 at 9 p.m. ET/PT, where host David Bromstad will showcase the renovation of his own home.

Previously announced shows and specials include Cheap A$$ Beach Houses, Hoarding for the Holidays, and White House Christmas 2025. Moreover, HGTV is gearing up for the launch of Bachelor Mansion Takeover, hosted by Bachelor host Jesse Palmer, alongside judges and franchise favorites Tayshia Adams and Tyler Cameron.