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'Property Brothers' Jonathan and Drew Scott Get Yet Another HGTV Series

HGTV duo Jonathan and Drew Scott apparently, somehow have time to do yet another show. The popular cable channel has ordered “Property Brothers: Forever Home” to series.The latest “Property Brothers” installment is set to premiere on Wednesday, May 29, at 9/8c. On this one, nobody’s moving, so we’re not entirely sure what Drew the real estate agent is doing here, to be honest.In the latest title in the power twins’ (Editor’s note: That’s HGTV’s phrasing, but they’re not wrong) HGTV arsenal, couples who are settled in their home but need the brothers’ expertise to make it perfect will qualify for a complete makeover, per the network. These new clients aren’t looking to flip their property for profit, because they know this place is “the one” where they can put down roots and happily spend their lives. To unlock a home’s full potential, Jonathan and Drew will focus on overhauling the house to suit the families’ needs and wishes.Also Read: HGTV 'Home Town' Designer Erin 'Cried' the One Time Ben Shaved His Mighty Beard“When a family buys a house, they know when it’s the right one - the fixer upper where they can spend all their time and grow old together,” Drew said of this gig. “But, before they know it, years go by and the house hasn’t changed.”“Renovations cost more than they imagine, so their ‘diamond in the rough’ stays rough for years,” added Jonathan, the contractor who will probably be doing the heavy lifting here. “That’s why we’re here - to help families unlock the dreams in their uninspiring houses.”In each episode, Drew will take the couple on a tour of nearby renovated homes to learn about the features they love and which ones they can live without, HGTV said on Tuesday. Oh, so that’s his role.With this information and the homeowner’s budget in mind, Jonathan will bring the family’s design dreams to life using state-of-the-art 3D graphics, the official description continued. He will present the homeowners with two animated options that showcase different ways their house can be reimagined. The stakes are high for everyone-for the couples, who must decide how their ideal home should look, and for Jonathan and Drew, who must deliver renovations that surpass the clients’ expectations.Also Read: David Zaslav Says Chip and Joanna Gaines' HGTV Exit 'Sucked All the Air Out of My Lungs'“We will turn these families’ dreams into a reality,” Drew said.“And give them a place they’ll never want to leave,” Jonathan added.“Property Brothers: Forever Home” is produced by Scott Brothers Entertainment, with Jonathan and Drew as executive producers.Read original story ‘Property Brothers’ Jonathan and Drew Scott Get Yet Another HGTV Series At TheWrap

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