Property Brothers

Property Brothers: Supersized follows six different buyers as they each search for the perfect fixer upper to turn into their dream home. Follow Property Brothers Drew and Jonathan as they help newlyweds track down a space in the city; an expecting couple find room for their growing family; and young professionals create the home of their dreams. See six fixer-uppers go from run down to built up in this supersized Property Brothers special!

Property Brothers: Supersized follows six different buyers as they each search for a run-down house to turn into their dream home. Follow Property Brothers Drew and Jonathan as they help a young pair find the perfect house where they can entertain.

The 100th Episode special of the Property Brothers. Jonathan and Drew reflect on the last five years of Property Brothers.

Determined to move closer to the high school where he teaches, suburbanites John and Christine are hoping to buy a new home in the city. But finding an affordable move-in ready property for a family of six is a tall order. The Property Brothers step up to the challenge and find this large family the house with the perfect location to fit the bill.

With their limited live and work space cramping their style, clothing designers Emma and Kieron are on the hunt for the perfect budget-friendly downtown property. Spacious modern interiors and loads of vintage charm are on the shopping list for this property. With help of the Property Brothers, these designers will get the extra space they need to keep their creative juices flowing.

Stefan and Owen dream of finding a gracious Victorian home, and until they do they're crashing at a friend's place. The arrangement is temporary but with expectations that exceed their budget, they may be living there permanently. With a lot of searching let's hope the Property Brothers can get these homeowners out of the guest room and into a home of their own.

Scott, Sarah and the twins' condo is busting at the seams. They need a space where they can relax and spread out. Sick of all the shared spaces in the condo, they are looking to expand into a house. They find bigger is not always better as the Property Brothers help them discover the need for a fixer-upper home.

Nancy and Dan are not subdivision savvy and they are ready for the convenience of the city. Location is key as the couple is looking for a home that will not only make for an easy work commute, but also be near a park for the dog and kids to play. They also want an open living space so they can be both more productive and spend more time together. With their list of demands, the Property Brothers help them to see the possibilities a fixer-upper home can offer.

Tina and James are recent empty nesters, with a long list of wants. They want to downsize and move closer to the city. They want a house that's move in ready and they don't want to do any renovations. The Property Brothers help them explore dated homes and work to convince them that on a budget, a renovation is the only way to go.

Paralyzed by indecision and tired of renting, Kristi and Jay are desperate to buy a new house. The Property Brothers come to the rescue and help them find a budget-friendly dream home that can be renovated on time. With a budget that doesn't match their expectations, Drew and Jonathan struggle to sell the potential of a fixer-upper. The couple quickly decides between two major renovation projects, and Drew works fast to negotiate the deal. Jonathan gets right to work, but the couple wants everything done a mach-speed and pressures Jonathan to fast-track the renovation. When an ominous home inspection reveals terrible problems, Jonathan's budget takes a hit and he only has five weeks to complete the job. To make matters worse, he notices a ceiling sag that could mean big structural problems. A host of other serious issues threaten the budget and timeline.

Cramped in a tiny condo with newborn twins and a two-year-old daughter, Luke and Courtney are desperate to buy a new house. The Property Brothers come to the rescue and help them find a budget-friendly dream home that can be renovated on time. With a budget that doesn't match the couple's expectations, Drew and Jonathan struggle to sell the potential of a fixer-upper. The couple finally decides between two huge renovation projects, and Jonathan only has six weeks to complete the job. But the home inspection reveals foundation problems that blast the budget, and knocking down the walls proves to be more difficult than originally planned. Juggling kids and renovations quickly whips the couple into stressed-out zombies. Then Jonathan hits a snag when a centrepiece counter won't fit through the front door.

Working long hours and eager to upgrade her starter home, April is looking to buy a new house in the downtown core. The Property Brothers come to the rescue and help her find a budget-friendly dream home that can be renovated on time. With a budget that doesn't match her expectations, Drew and Jonathan struggle to sell the potential of a fixer-upper. April finally decides between two massive renovation projects, but is quickly frustrated when she can't close the deal immediately. Drew works his magic, and the pressure is now on Jonathan who only has five weeks to complete the job. April gets discouraged when she makes an unannounced visit and sees her new home in mid-renovation. Freaking out and micro-managing every aspect of the job, Jonathan is forced to push back to regain her confidence.

Whitney and Wyatt live with her parents, and are tired of the lack of space and the long commutes to work. They're ready to buy their first home, and know what they want, but are limited by their small budget. Property Brothers Drew and Jonathan help them see how a renovation can give them their perfect home. After choosing a fixer-upper, the design plan runs into a wall causing the anxious first-time homeowners to wonder if they'll ever have a place of their own. It's up to the Property Brothers to create the couple's dream home.

Morgan and Kristin decided not to renew the contract on their rental duplex in hopes of buying their first home. On their budget, they had to choose a fixer-upper. With the help of Property Brothers Drew and Jonathan they were able to see through the dirt and grim, to a house they can make their own. It needs work, but has the character they love. As the renovations get underway, issues arise when a storm ruins some of the progress. They're counting on the Property Brothers to salvage the work and restore the character to make this fixer-upper into their dream home.

Dan and Brittany are ready to move from their tiny apartment into a house where they can entertain. Dan has collected loads of appliances for their house, and is ready for a house that can fit them. They need a larger home, and with it, they want more style, but on their budget that's nearly impossible. So, Property Brothers Drew and Jonathan are ready to help the couple find a fixer-upper and then renovate it to become their dream house.

After living and working abroad, Megan and hockey pro Greg are ready to settle down and start a family. They want a sunny, open space with a backyard and man cave in Greg's childhood neighborhood. The Property Brothers come to the rescue helping them find a budget-friendly dream home that can be renovated on time. With a budget that doesn't match the couple's expectations, Drew and Jonathan struggle to sell the potential of a fixer-upper. Megan and Greg's reno anxiety is confirmed, though, when demo day uncovers unwanted visitors and shoddy structural issues. Then, their indecision over quickly needed design choices makes Jonathan nervous. A game of road hockey provides a fun distraction, but the loser must perform a tedious chore. As Jonathan races to meet the deadline, an unexpected gift throws a wrench into his schedule. And Drew resolves a dilemma for Greg just in time for the couple to make an exciting announcement.

Sandra and Kyle have been renting her late grandma's shabby, outdated house and it's time for something more modern. They want an open concept design with a killer kitchen, on the subway line, and a short walk from all amenities. The Property Brothers come to the rescue helping them find a budget-friendly dream home that can be renovated on time.With a budget that doesn't match the couple's expectations, Drew and Jonathan struggle to sell the potential of a fixer-upper. This time, however, Drew's first suggestion is a real surprise. The house also holds some unwanted glitches that add time and money to the redesign. As Sandra and Kyle struggle with living above the renos, Jonathan compensates with some retail therapy. But when a planned living room feature is threatened, the couple could start to regret their decision unless Jonathan can work his usual magic in time for move-in day.

Newlyweds Marla and Adam are ready to move out of her mom's place and start their lives together as a married couple. They want a kitchen to accommodate their kosher lifestyle, extra bedrooms for visiting family, and a quick commute to work. The Property Brothers come to the rescue helping them find a budget-friendly dream home that can be renovated on time. With a budget that doesn't match the couple's expectations, Drew and Jonathan struggle to sell the potential of a fixer-upper. But the real challenge lies in resolving Marla and Adam's many stylistic differences. So Jonathan resorts to a unique method of building consensus, while also dealing with daily visits and constant questions from Marla. But her background in property management results in a couple of good suggestions. And the demolition uncovers a nice cost-saving surprise. But then the couple throws the kibosh on a key feature of Jonathan's design throwing a wrench in the schedule.

A couple who have spent six months living in a hotel with their dog and two sons are more than ready to find a sprawling suburban home in a solid school district, and so they turn to Jonathan and Drew to help them buy and renovate the fixer-upper of their dreams.

A couple who dream of entertaining in style have a wish list that exceeds their budget, and so they take on a fixer-upper home with help and encouragement from Drew and Jonathan.

A couple who have been living with their son decide to make their next home a resort-style oasis that's perfect for entertaining family and friends.

Soon-to-be-weds Belinda and Tiago are determined to move out of their respective parents’ homes. And the sooner they find a suburban dream property of their own, the sooner they’ll be able to start their lives together—in private. When they finally accept that move-in ready luxury is out of their reach, the Property Brothers convince them that a fixer-upper is the way to go. The couple agrees, but only if their families can actively participate in the reno. Drew eventually leads Belinda and Tiago to a tough decision, and then has serious misgivings about their lowball strategy. Later, Jonathan uncovers a costly issue with the sub-floor. And while a family effort gives a big boost to the budget, Jonathan gets more input than he bargained for.

Newlywed power-couple Amy and Graham are eager to ditch their basement digs at her mother’s place for a luxurious home of their own. But their busy schedules mean they have no time for a house hunt. That’s where power bros Drew and Jonathan take over. The good news for Jonathan is that Amy and Graham see eye-to-eye on interior design, but then he literally hits a brick wall during the kitchen demo. As for Drew, the bad news is that Graham only wants a home in the neighbourhood he grew up in—a sought-after enclave where competition is tough and every house sells for more than asking price.

Tired of couch surfing and ready for a home of her own, urban singleton Catherine is desperate to find a deluxe bachelorette pad. And while she’s got sky-high expectations and is notoriously indecisive, her best friend Viviane has promised to keep her on track and make sure she gets the most bling for her budget. First, the Property Brothers convince the budget-conscious yet renovation-phobic Catherine that a fixer-upper is the way to go. And for Drew, the challenge is narrowing down her must-haves so they can hone in on a condo with great bones. Later, a discovery inside the kitchen wall leads to a costly fix and a major delay. And it’s up to Jonathan to inspire Catherine to be decisive and claim her space.

When they found out they were expecting, new parents Diana and John sold their downtown condo to buy a spacious suburban home instead. But that was a year ago, and since their house hunt went nowhere, they’re now living with the in-laws and desperate for a home of their own.

Carlie and Drum are ready to expand their family, but their tiny urban condo is holding them back. They’re hoping to find a spacious suburban home with lots of room to roam, but their sky-high expectations are completely out of step with their budget. Jonathan and Drew convince the couple that renovating a fixer-upper is the only way to go, but once they seal the deal on a property with loads of dream home potential, they suddenly find themselves in a vortex of nasty surprises and escalating costs. With structural issues and a leaky roof, the news is as bad as it gets. And with the budget spiraling out of control, Jonathan is under tremendous pressure to come up with creative solutions to reveal the silver lining.

With a busy schedule and crazy commute, new parents Katie and Justin spend weekends in their downtown home and crash at his parents’ place during the week. But their nomadic lifestyle is driving them crazy and they’re looking for a blinged-out suburban pad where they can put down roots. The Property Brothers step in with a plan, but it’s Justin himself who comes up with a rare opportunity. One of his landscaping clients is listing their house and is offering to sell it privately before it hits the market. The personal relationship could make things tricky and Drew steps in to negotiate. Later, Jonathan uncovers a host of dangerous and costly issues during demolition, but there’s a silver lining when the revised design plan reveals a dazzling new feature.

The busy parents of two energetic boys, Michelle and Tom are paying a fortune for a temporary rental and need to find their forever home fast.

Along with their two teenage daughters, Kevin and Suzanne are in the midst of some major life changes.

A couple who are reluctant to compromise on their suburban dream home get a reality check from Drew and Jonathan, who encourage their clients to buy a fixer-upper with a handsome frame. Later, a shrunken renovation budget means finding creative ways to save money.

Tyler and Lindsay

Dorothy and John

Monique and Carl

Emily and Ken have a baby on the way and are searching for the perfect suburban home close to their family. Their condo sold more quickly than expected, so they're crashing in her sister's basement until they find their new home. With a target area of only a few blocks, the brothers find it tricky to hunt for a fixer-upper. Later, it's up to Jonathan to transform a dated canvas into a mid-century modern masterpiece, but the costly surprises start piling up even before the walls come down.

The Property Brothers attempt to combine a couple's different wish lists in order to help them put down roots in Nashville, but the house hunt hits a snag with a substantial mark-up of a century-old contender.

A busy woman packs up her frantic life and moves to Nashville to begin living the life of her dreams.

Up-and-coming musician Nicole gets ready to settle down in Nashville, Tenn., in a home with great bones and lots of vintage charm.

A homesick couple from Wisconsin is ready to put down roots in Nashville after relocating for a dream job. Drew leads the hunt for midcentury modern gem, while Jonathan starts a massive renovation that includes a second master suite for an aging dad.

A family of four has been living under Grandma’s roof to support her through a tough time, but now they’re ready for a house of their own. After finding a fixer-upper with great bones, exclusive tastes and a slew of big-ticket surprises eat into the budget.

Downtown dwellers give up their tiny urban condominium to find a detached home with more space; Drew finds a tired mid-century frame for Jonathan to transform, then they discover a toxic disaster that stretches to every corner of the house.

A couple with a toddler and newborn get ready to move out of his old bachelor pad condo and into a dream home close to family; Jonathan transforms a century-old property into a modern gem that suits both of their opposing tastes.

After a family crisis moved them back in with mom and dad, a couple is ready and eager to move into a home of their own; the brothers try to convince them to see potential in an unfinished DIY disaster; Jonathan works on a dazzling renovation.

After their house sold quickly, a family is on the hunt for a mountain-chic home; they are determined to stay in the same neighborhood, but Drew warns they'll have to widen their search if they want to get everything on their wish list.

A single mom and her three cheerleading kids search for a new home where they can make a fresh start; Drew leads the search for a spacious gymnastics-friendly home with grandma's support.

The Property Brothers promise to make a fixer-upper feel like home for a couple who recently moved to a new city; Drew takes charge of the house hunt; it's up to Jonathan to transform a single-story property into a family-friendly oasis.

Determined to move closer to the high school where he teaches, suburbanites John and Christine are hoping to buy a new home in the city. But finding an affordable move-in ready property for a family of six is a tall order. The Property Brothers step up to the challenge and find this large family the house with the perfect location to fit the bill.

With their limited live and work space cramping their style, clothing designers Emma and Kieron are on the hunt for the perfect budget-friendly downtown property. Spacious modern interiors and loads of vintage charm are on the shopping list for this property. With help of the Property Brothers, these designers will get the extra space they need to keep their creative juices flowing.

Stefan and Owen dream of finding a gracious Victorian home, and until they do they're crashing at a friend's place. The arrangement is temporary but with expectations that exceed their budget, they may be living there permanently. With a lot of searching let's hope the Property Brothers can get these homeowners out of the guest room and into a home of their own.

Mike and Avi have been fighting construction noise around their home for two years. With their kids needing naps, the noises have become a bigger problem, and their space is now too small. They are ready to find a new home for their family and turn to the Property Brothers for help. From there, it's up to Drew and Jonathan to help the family find a home that will satisfy their need for more space in a quieter location.

Delecia, Dwyane and their son Dekar are living in one bedroom in Dwyane's parents' house. They are tired of living out of suitcases and boxes. They need a space of their own. They say they don't need anything too ornate, but would love to find their dream home. Property Brothers Drew and Jonathan are ready to help them find that house, but realize it might take more work than the couple would like, especially after finding aesbestos and structural issues within the house.

Soon-to-be-newlyweds, Jay and Cara, are searching for their perfect home as they plan their wedding. Property Brothers Drew and Jonathan have come in to help them find a home. Jay and Cara have plenty of things they want in their house, but don't have a budget for a move-in ready home. Now, Drew and Jonathan have to convince the couple adding renovations to their to-do list could give them their dream home and save their budgets.

Paralyzed by indecision and tired of renting, Kristi and Jay are desperate to buy a new house. The Property Brothers come to the rescue and help them find a budget-friendly dream home that can be renovated on time. With a budget that doesn't match their expectations, Drew and Jonathan struggle to sell the potential of a fixer-upper. The couple quickly decides between two major renovation projects, and Drew works fast to negotiate the deal. Jonathan gets right to work, but the couple wants everything done a mach-speed and pressures Jonathan to fast-track the renovation. When an ominous home inspection reveals terrible problems, Jonathan's budget takes a hit and he only has five weeks to complete the job. To make matters worse, he notices a ceiling sag that could mean big structural problems. A host of other serious issues threaten the budget and timeline. And while every nasty surprise makes frugal Jay's blood boil, Kristi still wants to spend, spend, spend!

Cramped in a tiny condo with newborn twins and a two-year-old daughter, Luke and Courtney are desperate to buy a new house. The Property Brothers come to the rescue and help them find a budget-friendly dream home that can be renovated on time. With a budget that doesn't match the couple's expectations, Drew and Jonathan struggle to sell the potential of a fixer-upper. The couple finally decides between two huge renovation projects, and Jonathan only has six weeks to complete the job. But the home inspection reveals foundation problems that blast the budget, and knocking down the walls proves to be more difficult than originally planned. Juggling kids and renovations quickly whips the couple into stressed-out zombies. Then Jonathan hits a snag when a centrepiece counter won't fit through the front door. With only a few days before Luke, Courtney, and little ones, become homeless, he has to act fast!

Working long hours and eager to upgrade her starter home, April is looking to buy a new house in the downtown core. The Property Brothers come to the rescue and help her find a budget-friendly dream home that can be renovated on time. With a budget that doesn't match her expectations, Drew and Jonathan struggle to sell the potential of a fixer-upper. April finally decides between two massive renovation projects, but is quickly frustrated when she can't close the deal immediately. Drew works his magic, and the pressure is now on Jonathan who only has five weeks to complete the job. April gets discouraged when she makes an unannounced visit and sees her new home in mid-renovation. Freaking out and micro-managing every aspect of the job, Jonathan is forced to push back to regain her confidence.

After years of sharing a tiny pool house in their parents' backyard, brothers Chris and Mike have saved up a tidy nest egg and are ready to break out on their own. Drew and Jonathan promise to set them up with a sprawling party palace with plenty of space for their future roommates. But it will mean buying a fixer-upper and giving it an overhaul. Drew takes charge of the house hunt, but the brothers are in for a real estate roller coaster. Later, it's up to Jonathan to create the ultimate bachelor pad. But an ever-growing wish list, a host of structural surprises, and a waning budget put him to the test.

After six months of hotel living with their dog and two sons, Maria and stay-at-home dad Dave are feeling the squeeze. Fed up with their cramped quarters, they're finally ready to find a sprawling suburban home of their own. Drew and Jonathan promise to set them up with a great property in a solid school district, but explain the only way to get everything on their wish list will be to renovate a fixer-upper. Maria soon finds herself balancing location with a longer commute. And after the couple seals the deal with their lowball approach, there's no turning back. The demolition reveals a potentially costly setback. And when it comes to the final unveiling, the Property Brothers literally make a splash.

Tired of living in their cramped condo, Franklin and Heather are hoping to find a sprawling move-in ready home where they can entertain in style. The only problem is their wish list is way out of step with their budget, and they don't want to compromise on anything. Drew and Jonathan promise to set them up with the perfect property. That is, as soon as they've convinced the couple to purchase and renovate a hardcore fixer upper. A rocky home inspection throws a wrench into the works. And once demolition begins, a host of serious issues threaten to fray nerves and completely derail the project.

Soon-to-be-weds Belinda and Tiago are determined to move out of their respective parents' homes. And the sooner they find a suburban dream property of their own, the sooner they'll be able to start their lives together in private. When they finally accept that move-in ready luxury is out of their reach, the Property Brothers convince them that a fixer-upper is the way to go. The couple agrees, but only if their families can actively participate in the reno. Drew eventually leads Belinda and Tiago to a tough decision, and then has serious misgivings about their lowball strategy. Later, Jonathan uncovers a costly issue with the sub-floor. And while a family effort gives a big boost to the budget, Jonathan gets more input than he bargained for.

Newlywed power-couple Amy and Graham are eager to ditch their basement digs at her mother's place for a luxurious home of their own. But their busy schedules mean they have no time for a house hunt. That's where power bros Drew and Jonathan take over. The good news for Jonathan is that Amy and Graham see eye-to-eye on interior design, but then he literally hits a brick wall during the kitchen demo. As for Drew, the bad news is that Graham only wants a home in the neighborhood he grew up in a sought-after enclave where competition is tough and every house sells for more than asking price.

Tired of couch surfing and ready for a home of her own, urban singleton Catherine wants to find a deluxe bachelorette pad. And while she's got sky-high expectations, her best friend Viviane has promised to keep her on track.