What Really Happened to the Homes From Fixer Upper

What Really Happened to the Homes From Fixer Upper
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Everybody loved watching Chip and Joanna Gaines work their magic, turning rundown properties into stunning dream homes. It was an hour of pure transformation and inspiration, where we all yearned to be in on the action. The show's got us hooked on the before-and-after shots, but what about the after-the-after.

Have you ever wondered what happens after the final reveal, the camera crews leave, and the homeowners finally move in? So, get ready to peek behind the curtains and discover what really happened to the Homes from Fixer Upper!

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[khanysafan]

Clickbait, clickbait, clickbait. Yeah, fooled again. The thumbnail is a lie. You made me think bad things happened, when in reality it was a love letter to the show.

[anthonybianchini]

DECEPTIVE, glad I read the comments, first. Clickbait alert!

[smallfootprint]

Chip, and Joanne gave a new atmosphere to Waco. Till then, it was known for the David Koresh shoot out.

[Almerbunspojul]

The most interesting part of this video is the ad that popped up about Always nighttime protection pads.

[GreenTeaGal]

🥰nice, glad people are still enjoying them

[chareast]

couldn''t watch the whole video. never got to the part that gave the information the title said you would see

[Sushi]

Just where I want to go! Nothing more fun than getting the kiddies together and going Rattlesnake hunting. It is always a rattling success !

[dianamartin]

When the show started if I had won the lottery big I would have moved that way to get a house for Chip n Jo to fix up my dreams 😊

[JeanBray-cjlu]

Chip was the real estate agent that sold the houses. Making money there, which is ok. Got paid for each show. Great they earned it.
But, Chip did not do all the work himself, he had his crew did it, with him checking in time to time.
Viewers thought the furnishings came with the house, it doesn't.
Programs like this is part of the reason the price of homes have sky rocketed. Check back, 10 to 15 years, you will see the home decorating and refurbishing programs have added gusto to real estate prices. Perhaps even longer back, Trading Spaces etc.

[danneilson]

Absolute clickbait!!!! This is nothing but an advertisement! The reality is MANY of the homeowners on this show have sued HGTV, the production company, general contractors, and crew because of shoddy unfinished work. CHIP does very little actual construction.... only when the camera is rolling! The entire premise is heavily produced and scripted!!

[bradkrekelberg]

Fixer Upper = take out a wall, paint all the brick and woodwork, add shiplap. And done.

[bernicejohall]

They are the designers for my taste. I love them!

[ltwig]

Yes, much different than the millions of people without building skills watched these flip shows thinking they could do it. The new owners move into them and the shoddy work starts showing up and things start falling apart.

[poppy]

REALLY WOULD HAVE BEEN NICE TO ACTUALLY SHOW EACH HOUSE YOU DESCRIBED INSTEAD OF RANDOM HOMES - THEY DID ONE AFTER ANOTHER.... THE MINTY GREEN HOUSE FOR EXAMPLE WAS NOT THE 1 & 1/2 STORT HUNTER GREEN HOME THAT YOU SHOWED .. SHAME SHAME

[cherylmoore]

Disappointing that most of houses have changed ownership. Messed up the fantasy.

[patmanchester]

I know thatTX has more lenient codes than many other states. But the fact that a carpenter ( Chip) was doing plumbing and electrical always made me very uncomfortable.

[mclostinthewoods]

So ... total clickbait. All the homes not only retained their value, they actually increased in value and are all still looking great.

[monky-]

I just love to watch them in action, they do so well together. Nice to see now days

[nancymcclain]

The shot gun house has a new chapter. Whether it's the original owner but there are 3 new homes beside it by one/same guy and they're all different and rentals. Each unique

[heidiiverson]

TLDR: They warped the market and now they're owned by air bnb.