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Real estate trends and opportunities; home design.
Real estate trends and opportunities; home design.
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Open House
S16, EP34 "Unforgettable Homes"A look at the 2024 Southern Living idea house; an island paradise on St. John.
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S16, EP35 "Mega Homes & Custom Design"Exploring a mega-mansion on New York's Upper West Side; Whitney Sudler-Smith of Bravo's "Southern Charm" shows his renovated Charleston cottage.
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S16, EP36 "Wow Factor Interiors"A craftsman style home with international design flair; an architectural gem in the desert.
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S17, EP1 "Stylish and Mysterious"Reality TV personality Jordan Emanuel; inside a stylish Nolita loft building featured in "The Devil Wears Prada"; a big design in a small space on the Upper East Side.
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S17, EP13 "Designed to Delight"A trove of collections make a Willamsburg Brooklyn loft home one to remember; a look at a SoHo loft.
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