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Real estate trends and opportunities; home design.
Real estate trends and opportunities; home design.
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S13, EP20 "Best of Ocean Living"An inside look at some of the very best beach living, including an oceanfront estate right in New York City.
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S13, EP17 "Design Stunners"Tour a unique home in Bronxville, New York designed by one of Frank Lloyd Wright's proteges; tours of mid-century modern estates in L.A. and Palm Springs.
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S13, EP15 "Dynamic Design Duos"Innovative architects and partners Amale Andraos and Dan Wood tour their one of a kind triplex; an L.A. couple shows off their dream home; go behind the doors of artist Misha Kahn and Nick Haramis's trippy Brooklyn home.
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S13, EP14 "Delightful Looks"A modern yet inviting apartment in Little Italy; a designer's apartment overlooking the East River; a Mediterranean-style mansion in Westchester, N.Y.
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Host Sara Gore presents a guide to upscale real estate in and around the Big Apple. In addition to a look at the hottest homes on the market, the show also provides interior design tips from specialists and a wealth of information on renovation and stylish living.
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Buying a house can be a stressful, time-consuming process, which is why people turn to shows such as "Open House" to get help in the real estate market. Hosts Sara Gore and George Oliphant (who also rescues homeowners' renovation projects on sister show "George to the Rescue," which began as a segment of "Open House" before becoming a stand-alone show) showcase some of the hottest homes on the market in major cities, get interior design tips from experts and provide information on what people need to know about stylish living.
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Homeowners show contractor Bryan Baeumler ("Disaster DIY") their homes and share what they want out of an upcoming renovation before turning over the keys. With the house and budget under his control, it's up to Bryan to make the final decisions and give the homeowners the renovation of their dreams, even if it's completely different than what they expected. Bryan must determine if the renovation would serve the homeowners best by fulfilling their wants or their needs, and they don't know what he's decided until they see it themselves.