HGTV Orders New Series PROPERTY BROTHERS AT HOME: DREW'S HONEYMOON HOUSE

HGTV has greenlighted a new season of PROPERTY BROTHERS at Home featuring real estate and home renovation superstars Drew and Jonathan Scott. PROPERTY BROTHERS AT HOME: DREW'S HONEYMOON HOUSE will follow the Scott brothers and Drew's fiancée Linda as they renovate the soon-to-be newlyweds' first home together in Los Angeles. Premiering in November 2017, the four one-hour episodes will feature the brothers' most personal journey to date as they and Linda make design decisions, face renovation hurdles and pull out all the stops to complete the massive project in time for the couple's rehearsal dinner at their new home.

"HGTV fans have followed Drew and Linda's relationship over the years and we are all more than ready to see them finally seal the deal and move into a new home," said John Feld, senior vice president, original programming and production for HGTV, DIY Network and Great American Country. "We may not get a wedding invitation but, with PROPERTY BROTHERS at Home: Drew's Honeymoon House,all of us will get a front row seat to the most important renovation and reveal that the guys have ever done. Drew must deliver for Linda."

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