Get ready for the ultimate renovation rivalry in HGTV's "The Flip Off." In its intense first season, four teams of ambitious flippers were given identical houses and budgets to transform rundown properties into stunning showstoppers. From a husband-and-wife duo to fiercely competitive best friends, each team brought a unique design style to the competition. They battled unexpected disasters, clashing design visions, and the constant pressure of the ticking clock. A panel of expert judges evaluated their work on design, craftsmanship, and return on investment, eliminating one team each week. Only one team could walk away with the $100,000 grand prize and ultimate bragging rights. Season 1 ended on March 05, 2025 sign up for a reminder.
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The Flip Off is a home renovation competition series that premiered on HGTV. In season 1, real estate experts and siblings Page Turner and DeRon Jenkins face off in a high-stakes house flipping contest against twin brothers Jonathan and Drew Scott. Each team selects rundown properties to renovate, racing against the clock to transform them into dream homes with impressive resale value. The show highlights their creative designs, construction challenges, budget struggles, and sibling rivalry as they compete for bragging rights—and profits. Viewers get an inside look at the ups and downs of flipping houses while picking up valuable tips for their own projects. Season 1 ended on March 05, 2025; sign up for a reminder so you don’t miss any updates or future seasons.
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Tarek El Moussa and Christina Haack built a home-flipping empire and top HGTV series with Flip or Flop—but it all came crashing down after their much-publicized divorce. Now, Tarek and Christina are back in the network’s new highly anticipated series The Flip Off, a throwdown competition to see which ex can find, buy, renovate and flip a house for the biggest financial gain.
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