Despite initially setting the stage for an exciting summer kickoff, HGTV has made an unexpected decision to postpone the highly anticipated premiere of the fourth season of their popular show, “Unsellable Houses.” Originally scheduled for July 23, 2023, the network has scrapped these plans, leaving many fans feeling disappointed and frustrated.
The announcement of the show’s return had generated significant excitement. On June 21, HGTV created a buzz with a press release, revealing that the series would be back on air in just one month’s time. Hosted by the charismatic twin sisters, Lyndsay Lamb and Leslie Davis, the news was further amplified through their engaging presence on social media. They shared a captivating video montage featuring various HGTV hosts, including Jonathan Knight and Ty Pennington, all donning stylish “Unsellable Houses” sunglasses, setting the stage for a celebration-filled return on July 23.
However, despite the earlier confirmation, HGTV has now decided to delay the summer premiere, sparking a wave of mixed emotions among eager viewers. While this schedule change may have come as a disappointment to many, the ever-optimistic hosts, Lyndsay and Leslie, have been doing their best to put a positive spin on the situation amidst the expressions of frustration from devoted fans.
The exact reasons behind the network’s last-minute decision remain unknown, leaving fans speculating about the potential factors that prompted the change. Nevertheless, there is still hope that the delay will ultimately result in an even more polished and engaging fourth season of “Unsellable Houses.” Perhaps, HGTV is planning to surprise the audience with additional captivating twists and improvements to the show.
For now, fans will have to exercise patience and wait for further updates from HGTV and the show’s beloved hosts, as they navigate this unexpected turn of events. In the meantime, the anticipation and excitement continue to build, as viewers eagerly await the new premiere date for the fourth season of “Unsellable Houses.”
The original premiere date for the 13-episode season of “Unsellable Houses” was set for September 9, but it was later quietly changed to September 10. HGTV updated its press release online on July 17 to reflect the new date, and the hosts, Lyndsay Lamb and Leslie Davis of Lamb & Co, announced the “surprise” premiere date on Instagram and Facebook on July 18.
SURPRISE—We have great news” they wrote. “Season four of #unsellablehouses is now premiering on Sunday, September 10th at 9 p.m PST/ET on HGTV 🎉”
In the midst of the schedule change for “Unsellable Houses,” HGTV has exciting plans to premiere two other series on July 23. Viewers can look forward to a new season of “Why the Heck Did I Buy this House” and a brand-new series featuring HGTV personalities Bryan Baeumler and Scott McGillivray. Stay tuned for more updates and get ready for a thrilling lineup of shows!
‘Unsellable Houses’ Bumped By 2 Other HGTV Series
HGTV has been making last-minute changes to its summer schedule. One such change affected “Why the Heck Did I Buy this House?” which was initially set to premiere its second season on June 13 but was pushed back to July 23 at 10 p.m. Eastern time. Host Kim Wolfe shared the exciting news on Instagram, promoting the show’s “serious house-transformation craziness” and its move to primetime.
In addition, HGTV has announced that the new series “Renovation Resort Showdown,” starring Bryan Baeumler and Scott McGillivray, will premiere on July 23 at 9 p.m. Eastern time. The show features four teams of builders/designers competing to add the most value to one of four identical lakefront cabins in a “rundown” resort owned by McGillivray. With just seven weeks and a $100,000 budget, the teams will strive to impress the hosts and guest judges for a chance to win a $100,000 cash prize. Get ready for an exciting lineup of home improvement shows on HGTV!
