The Best Real Estate Shows On Netflix, Ranked

Stay Here is an American reality TV series that revamps homeowners' short-term rentals into profitable investments. Co-hosts Genevieve Gorder, a seasoned interior designer, and Peter Lorimer, a canny real estate broker, guide the transformations across the US. Notable episodes include the metamorphosis of a claustrophobic houseboat in Seattle into a charming waterfront retreat; a dated Brooklyn brownstone turned luxurious; and an old firehouse in Washington, DC revamped into a family-friendly space. Each episode celebrates the fusion of design, real estate know-how, and cultural context.

This American reality TV series is deeply rooted in the tiny house movement. Hosted by renovation experts John Weisbarth and Zack Giffin, it helps families across the country build their dream homes no larger than 500 square feet. This distinctive premise sets the show apart, offering viewers a peek into the world of minimalistic living. The series first gained popularity on the FYI network, later moving to A&E. Popular episodes include "172 Sq. Ft. Mobile Bachelor Pad" (Season 1, Episode 1), "264 Sq. Ft. Nomad's Nest" (Season 2, Episode 1), and "Tiny Forever After" (Season 5, Episode 1).

Starring Japanese organizing consultant Marie Kondo, accompanied by her interpreter Marie Iida, this show features Kondo utilizing her renowned KonMari method to declutter and organize homes, offering audiences a welcome blend of culture, psychology, and organization skills. One unique aspect of the show is Kondo's mantra, "Only keep what sparks joy." Memorable episodes include the transformation of the messy abode of a family with toddlers and the psychological benefits of a tidy environment, forging an engaging series that's both practical and inspirational.

Amazing Interiors highlights homes with unexpected interior designs hidden behind their ordinary façades. The series breaks away from conventional home improvement shows by not featuring a host or narrator. Instead, the residences and their innovative interiors take center stage. Some episodes even spotlight homes that function as part-time museums. Noteworthy installments include "House of Ruins, Racer's Pad, House of Oddities" (Episode 10), "Pink Palace, Waterfall Bedroom, House of Doodles" (Episode 11), and "Ultimate Greenhouse, Skatepark Living Room, Tiki Lounge" (Episode 12), outlining the eccentric creativity that sets this series apart.

Dream Home Makeover is a reality series led by Shea and Syd McGee of Studio McGee. The couple bring to life homeowners' unique styling aspirations, transforming both single rooms and entire residences with varying budgets. What sets this show apart is the personal lens through which viewers experience the duo's day-to-day life, raising their three daughters and managing their design studio.

Memorable episodes include the transformation of a large, underutilized space into a year-round entertainer's dream (Season 4, Episode 1), Shea's tactful amalgamation of bohemian and modern vibes in a cabin's revamp (Season 3, Episode 2), and the reinvention of an Airstream trailer that reveals Shea's adaptability (Season 3, Episode 9).

This contemporary reality TV series spices up the significant life decision of a wedding or a new home as guided by hosts Nichole Holmes and Sarah Miller, who strategically bring their real estate and wedding planning expertise to the couples involved. The signature hook of the show is the predicament of the participants, who must choose between the dream home or the dream wedding. Each episode presents real-life stories filled with a potent mix of emotions, decisions, and dreams.