From Kent to Edinburgh - Location Location Location - S14 EP14 - Real Estate TV

This week, we're back in Kent and Edinburgh, following two families on their quest for the perfect home. In Kent, the Sullivans are leaving London, seeking a spacious family home near the coast, while in Edinburgh, newly-engaged Tara and Alistair are hunting for a large, move-in-ready house. Challenges arise as the Sullivans grapple with budget constraints and location preferences, and Tara and Alistair navigate the Scottish property market and their extensive wishlist.
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[@joannahampton5979]

I get the feeling that Ian is a "it's my way or no way" guy underneath those manufactured smiles.

[@michaweir6146]

He is unbearable 😖

[@andreablamire5509]

He’s awful.

[@kateleblanc604]

Ian's acting like a petulant toddler. Mine, Me I !

[@monicatoro2286]

I love love love Phil and Kirsty ❤

[@sharonm.6986]

Phil has the patience and goodnature of a saint! Never begrudging the couples who reject his great choices, most of which I would move into in a heartbeat!

[@sharonmassey2923]

Just your doppelganger checking in.

[@abigailgerlach5443]

Phil has learned the trick of not taking negative comments personally. Also, he has an un-squashable sense of humor. At least the Phil we see.

[@tracy2092]

that guy that Phil has is SO RUDE! they way he talks to Phil. Phil has the patience of a saint- Shame Broadstairs cant give that chap some manners

[@MsYingyang2]

Ian is the one that is quirky. The wife is a doll. Nothing seems to please him.

[@martinfpavey]

Ian "the house is too smart and the garden is too small." Forget the unique feature of the PRIVATE BEACH! He's very petulant and clearly a spoiled child.

[@catherinelee3298]

Could Ian be anymore unlikable?

[@fayesouthall6604]

Probably an only child, I speak as an only child myself. I’ve learnt humility and respect for other opinions, like my husband.

[@MsYingyang2]

I loved the 2nd home that was viewed by Tara and Allister. In fact, if I was ever looking for a house and was shown that one, It would be the one, so much charm and character.

[@thebalkanstravelbeauty]

What a fantastic result for both couples! I would add to the title "revisit"

[@davidwiseman7774]

Ian bought such a boring house, no taste, no style! Poor Phil!

[@thehungrygoldfish]

You know he didn’t build it himself, right? You’re not insulting him. You’re insulting the person who designed the house.

[@joannahampton5979]

​@@thehungrygoldfish I do think they are referring to the overall experience with Ian.

[@thehungrygoldfish]

@@joannahampton5979 “Ian bought such a boring house. No taste. No style.” But they specifically mentioned the house lol.

[@cathe8282]

That "Broadstairs" guy is soooo stubborn. The second house is TEN minutes away from his beloved Broadstairs. I have to drive half and hour to 45 minutes to see my sister (she was in the hospital and at 2 am it was still 20 min. drive!). Phil is right, the kids won't care whether the house is in Broadstairs or not. For a country that is so small, some people can be so picky about driving a bit. Why is the "offers over" thing so disparate from what the house sells for? A house at "offers over 380k" selling for close to double that???? Why not list it as "offers over 500k"? Then if you're spending 600k, you think ok, that's reasonably in the ballpark. I don't even understand how realters in Scotland can calculate house prices when it's that different.

[@nancyn347]

They list it lower to generate interest. If it started at 500k, there would be people who wouldn't come to look at it. Pricing it lower will bring people in, and then after viewing, they may bid on it because they loved what they saw. During 2021, Canadian houses would go for as much as double what they were listed at. Since then, the values have reduced, but there was a definite almost "panic" for people to buy property, and with 0% interest at the time, people didn't seem to care what they paid, as long as they had a house.

[@cathe8282]

@@nancyn347 Thank you, that made sense. I have absolutely no experience with house buying so some things I just never think of and they don't make logical sense to me. I never thought to relate it to the "asking price because when Phil & Kirstie negotiate asking prices, they usually push lower. But yeah things can often go much higher. I live in Canada but have never gone through the house-buying process here. Just an armchair property reality show watcher! lol

[@d.d.mac.3773]

I found that "Broadstairs" man very unlikable and very controlling i.e. my way or the highway.

[@EyeByBrian]

@@nancyn347 You sound as though you are justifying the practice of low list prices. Perhaps you weren’t, but make no mistake, it is a duplicitous marketing tactic that serves the interest of the realtor(s). It does *not* serve the interest of potential buyers. Naive buyers with price ceilings end up wasting their-and everyone’s-time looking at houses that will sell well above what they can afford, losing out in the round of multiple ‘high’ offers that ultimately clinch the sale (at a selling price that anyone with a proper read on the market could have reasonably predicted). Of course the selling realtor can then boast ‘my property sold at $350k over asking (often even more) as though it were indicative of their brilliance. It’s a silly state of affairs that should be regulated out of existence.

[@sharonm.6986]

@@EyeByBrian I agree that it's a sneaky practice that only benefits the seller.

[@pattimartin7250]

Ian needs to grow up.

[@suzangroves959]

It's such a lot of money and to be able to see into the future and second-guess how your life will pan out, that's tough, I have moved three times but on my own so I didn't have to consider others x

[@anneroy4560]

It seems that so many people are not looking at the house, the size of the rooms but seem influenced by the furnishings of the existing tenants & to be fair some have been rather odd but they need to look through / beyond that ... as for 'curb appeal' ... you are inside! living your life! Kirstie has said that her place has little curb appeal but she looks out the windows to a very attractive house across the street ... and 'what we both like separately, independently' ... is that not the same?

[@sjefhendrickx2257]

The garden is to small! Man you got your one beach!

[@jodynew1027]

Why does she always sit in counters or put her feet in a chair/couch or on someone's coffee table? UGH!

[@Momabear1]

This man is a pain!

[@loris7660]

I’m confused about the family with the kids. Near the end the dad said “new house new child” and it did appear that they had a toddler, but one of the girls was a toddler during the first episode the family was in. Did they have another child, and if so, why did I only see 3 in the episode. I clearly saw two different bedrooms both with bunk beds and that didn’t include Owen’s room.

[@daboxtha]

That's correct. The children do not show the time lapse the program claims. At the begining they mentioned a "teeneger boy" that should be 18 or 19 years old 7 years later.

[@lisabevans8107]

Absolutely love ❤ Kirsties dress/jacket.

[@fayesouthall6604]

Only 10 minutes from Broadstairs and they still don’t get it.

[@suewiseley2724]

wow, anyone who watches theses two would know it's an old one. phil has hair!

[@joannahampton5979]

I determine how recent the show is by his gradual graying hair.

[@abigailgerlach5443]

Tara's tune should be, "...and a partridge in a pear tree." 🎶 The only thing she didn't ask for was a mad scientist's lab in the cellar!!!

[@jayneberkley9742]

40 thousand to do it up , very boring house!

[@irislozinsky3960]

Why are these soooooo load. Need new ones with today’s prices

[@FigaroHey]

No. The old ones are fine. Interesting to see inside the houses and learn the tricks of house hunting while enjoying Kirstie and Phil. Anyway, it's free and the old ones are available, so why complain?

[@giuseppenero110]

don't think the show is being produced anymore...?

[@thehungrygoldfish]

That's the thing. The prices change so often that even the newer ones are outdated, lol. Just be thankful with what you get, KAren!

[@anneroy4560]

@@giuseppenero110 no, both Phil & Kirstie are still out there working together ...

[@kayraakin5759]

programınızı ve sizi seviyorum güzel bir ailesiniz türkiyeden sevgiler selamlar😊

[@mattneillninasmom]

This is not new. Seen this before.

[@FigaroHey]

Well duh. The new ones are on television. Did you imagine that KZbin is about showing new television programmes before they are aired on television?

[@beejayvandegriendt3632]

@Tea Monkey 🤣🤣 100%

[@martinfpavey]

@@FigaroHey Best comment! People are so shocked that the up-to-date episodes aren't uploaded, it's hilarious.

[@dawnbolton6024]

I just love the writers for this show. Nice sense of humor. American shows always seem to have to incorporate sex, drugs, killings, and vulgar language.

[@readingisfundamental58]

If you don't like America, why don't you leave it and find out how disparaged Americans REALLY are in the UK and elsewhere!!?🙄 you are giving a false idea of American television, which is to extremely more diverse in scope than the BBC, etc . ! It is a lie total lie. Anetican realty-type shows real shows don't have sex and vulgar language, etc..., they also feature humor and fun, too, and ironically one or two sometimes feature British co hosts. Stop spreading false propaganda, acting so pious.

[@Carylina1]

Please don't make fun of firing squads, Phil. Inappropriate. And so is telling the children 'to go wild' in a house viewing. Use your brain Phil.

[@andreablamire5509]

It’s called dry humor.