The Property Brothers have established themselves together as HGTV darlings, with an entire franchise branching off from ...

Drew and Jonathan Scott are known for the home renovation projects they film for HGTV's "Property Brothers." They share their ...

Breakfast Television” host Dina Pugliese and “Property Brothers” duo Drew and Jonathan Scott are among the stars headlining ...

Today, whether they’re wearing identical outfits or not, much of the world still sees them as one entity: The Property Brothers. Behind the scenes, it’s clear there’s no simmering sibling ...

Drew and Jonathan Scott, the siblings better known as HGTV’s “Property Brothers,” have built, rebuilt, renovated, redesigned and reimagined hundreds of spaces since their TV careers took off ...

With four regular series — Property Brothers, Property Brothers: Buying and Selling, Brother vs. Brother and Property Brothers at Home — they're adding a fifth, Brothers Take New Orleans ...

Drew and Jonathan Scott share an emotional moment with their older brother and his fiancée during this week’s episode of Property Brothers: Forever Home. In the exclusive sneak peek above ...

After countless renovations for strangers, the Property Brothers are inviting you to their home. First, they dispel rumors (they’re not gay!) and share their secrets to success. Senior Editor, ...

151; -- Twin brothers Jonathan and Drew Scott, better known as the “Property Brothers,” have turned their combined expertise in home improvement and real estate into do-it-yourself TV gold.

Property brothers Jonathan and Drew Scott know that guest suites are more valuable than garages—particularly in places like California where cars can park in a driveway without enduring much ...

While property brothers Jonathan and Drew Scott are both clearly adept at renovating homes, do you ever wonder which sibling is better? The latest "Brother vs. Brother" seems to point to a clear ...

The most hardcore Property Brothers fans have no problem telling the star hosts, Drew and Jonathan Scott apart. At least, that’s what they say. But it’s slightly easier on television when one ...