Property Brothers: Buying & Selling Season 2 Episode 8 Ken & Kimberly
- TVG
- January 29, 2014
- 43 min
Ken and Kimberly are tired of their cramped and outdated home and are ready for a change. In this episode of Buying and Selling, they turn to the Property Brothers for help in finding a new place and renovating their current one to sell.
Upon touring their current home, Drew and Jonathan quickly realize that the house needs a complete overhaul if it's going to sell for the price Ken and Kimberly are hoping for. The outdated kitchen, dingy bathroom, and awkward layout all need to go. But before they can start their renovation, the brothers have to find Ken and Kimberly a new home to move into.
After showing them a few properties, Drew and Jonathan finally find the perfect fit for Ken and Kimberly's family. The new home is spacious, has a great layout, and even has a pool in the backyard. But the catch is that the house is at the top of their budget, leaving little room for any additional renovations. Ken and Kimberly have to decide whether they're willing to sacrifice some of their renovation dreams to get the perfect new home.
Once the new home is secured, it's time for Drew and Jonathan to get to work on the old one. The brothers take on the task of completely gutting the kitchen and bathroom, replacing the flooring, and revamping the entire layout. The end result is a stunning transformation that perfectly captures Ken and Kimberly's style.
In addition to the renovations, Drew and Jonathan also stage the home to help it sell for top dollar. They add in some trendy furniture and decor pieces that really elevate the space. With their hard work complete, it's time to put the home on the market and hope for a quick sale.
The episode ends with Ken and Kimberly seeing their old home for the first time after the renovations. They're thrilled to see the space transformed into a modern and inviting home that they can be proud to pass on to the next family. With Drew and Jonathan's help, they were able to find their dream home and turn their old one into a standout property in the real estate market.
