The way we watch our favorite home-hunting shows has completely transformed, and I’m here to guide you through the best streaming options for getting your property programming fix in 2025. As someone who’s been covering real estate entertainment for years, I’ve seen the landscape shift dramatically.
1. HGTV Go
HGTV’s dedicated streaming platform has become the undisputed champion for house-hunting content. They’ve finally gotten it right with their interface, and I particularly love how they’ve organized shows by property type and location. You can jump from luxury beachfront properties to cozy mountain cabins with just a few clicks. The best part? They’re now offering a free 30-day trial instead of the previous 7-day window.
2. Discovery+ Premium
While Discovery+ isn’t exclusively for house hunting, their real estate section has grown impressively. I’ve noticed they’re particularly strong with international house hunting content – perfect if you’re dreaming about that Italian villa or French countryside cottage. The platform now includes exclusive behind-the-scenes content that you won’t find anywhere else.
3. Netflix Real Estate Collection
Netflix has really stepped up their game in the property space. Their algorithm-driven recommendations are scary good at suggesting shows based on your viewing habits. If you enjoyed “Selling Sunset,” you’ll love how they’ve expanded their original real estate content in 2025. Pro tip: Check out their new “Property Pioneers” series – it’s absolutely addictive.
4. Amazon Prime Video
Amazon’s real estate channel has become surprisingly robust. What I particularly appreciate is their integration with Alexa – you can actually ask for shows based on specific property types or price ranges. “Alexa, show me beach house hunts under $500,000” has become one of my favorite commands.
5. Roku Real Estate Channel
Here’s a hidden gem many people overlook. Roku’s dedicated real estate channel aggregates content from multiple sources, including some harder-to-find independent productions. The interface isn’t as polished as the others, but the content variety is outstanding.
Bonus Tip: Cost-Saving Strategy
Let me share a money-saving secret I’ve discovered: Most of these platforms offer significant discounts if you sign up during the off-season (typically January-February). I’ve saved up to 40% by timing my subscriptions right.
Remember, while having multiple subscriptions might seem tempting, I’d recommend starting with one or two platforms that best match your interests. You can always expand later, and most platforms now offer monthly rather than annual commitments. Keep an eye out for bundle deals – particularly with Discovery+ and HGTV Go, which frequently offer combined packages at a discount.
