THE PROPERTY BROTHERS OPEN THEIR REFRIGERATOR TO REVEAL GUILTY PLEASURE
The Property Brothers have opened their refrigerator for fans to see what they really nosh on.
There were several healthy choices in there like fruits and vegetables as well as milk and iced tea for the dynamic duo made up of Jonathan and Drew Scott.
But there was also a surprising guilty pleasure that the siblings enjoy during the holidays which was hidden inside their Whirlpool 36-Inch French Door Refrigerator with Dual Ice Makers.
It was an fruit pie that was beautifully displayed on a green cake plate which seemed to be the only sweet treat in the fridge.
The brothers have been called 'Property Brothers' since their Canadian reality television series launched in 2011.
Drew is a real estate expert who scouts neglected houses and negotiates their purchases. His brother, Jonathan, is a licensed contractor who then renovates the houses.
This comes after the brothers issued a warning about the housing market.
The twin brothers, who made their fortune with dozens of HGTV shows about property, have said they are concerned about Trump's tariff threats.
Drew told Bloomberg that 2025 is not the time to be flipping houses because of high interest rates and rising material costs.
Many homeowners are avoiding moving and having to take out a new mortgage at a higher rate.
However, the brothers aren't worried about their own business interests even in a property downturn.
'We've made money in every kind of market possible,' Drew told Bloomberg. 'Up markets, down markets, buyer's, seller's markets, it doesn't matter.'
The pair also warned that 2025 is not the year to be doing a large home renovation.
Many are putting off extensive home renovations that would require taking out a home equity line of credit at a high rate.
In response the Property Brothers are working on a new show that will focus more on modest rather than aspirational renovations, Bloomberg reports.
'Full-scale renovations, are not realistic for everyone,' Drew told the publication.
Mortgage rates have come down from their post-pandemic highs as the Fed cuts its base rate.
Decades-high mortgage rates and record house prices mean the average payment on a home loan this year is double what it was in 2000.
Over the last several years, the housing market has become increasingly unaffordable for millions of Americans.
Since 2020, mortgage rates have more than doubled, Whitney said, and median home prices have increased by 33 percent.
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