The Boom Goes On for Real Estate Reality TV

A USA Today article notes that there is no shortage of reality shows focusing on real estate, despite a downturn in the market. Consumers still apparently have quite an appetite for all things real estate, even if there are more looky-loos, window shoppers and armchair enthusiasts these days.

The article includes a sampling of the programming, such as A&E TV's "Flip This House," and "Sell This House,"  DIY Network's "Sweat Equity" and Bravo's "Flipping Out."

Home & Garden Television (HGTV) has a huge lineup of real estate reality shows, including "Bought & Sold," which takes a look at the challenges of real estate agents (see Inman News article).

Other HGTV shows include: "Buy Me," "Designed to Sell,"  "Get It Sold," "House Hunters," "National Open House," "Secrets That Sell," and "My House Is Worth What?"

The Learning Channel (TLC) has its share of real estate shows, too, including: "Flip That House," "My First Home," "Property Ladder," and "The Real Deal" (cast for this show is pictured at left).

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