Renewal of the popular home reno show was uncertain following Farr’s exit, but Loren Ruch, head of content for HGTV said at the time of Farr’s departure that the network looked forward to a new chapter of Love It or List It. HGTV announced today it will return for its new season in Summer 2025.

In the upcoming 20th season, set to premiere this summer, fans will now follow Turner as she attempts to convince fed-up homeowners to stay in their current house by giving the property a life-changing renovation.

HGTV's "Love It or List It" is officially returning for its 20th season with Page Turner taking over after Hilary Farr departed the show.

There’s a new designer in the house on “Love It Or List It.” After longtime host Hilary Farr shared in 2023 that she would be leaving the show, her replacement has been revealed. Page Turner, known for her appearances on other HGTV series including “Fix My Flip,” will join “Love It Or List It” for the show’s upcoming season.

It’s been two years since HGTV fans have gotten new episodes of Love It or List It, and the show it set to make a big comeback. Following Hilary Farr ‘s exit from the long-running series, a revamped new season is coming with Page Turner set to replace the designer.

Love It Or List It, the iconic HGTV show, is coming back for Season 20– and there will be a new co-host. After Hilary Farr announced her departure last season, it has been revealed that Page Turner will now host the show alongside David Visentin.

HGTV’s "Love It or List It" has a new face in its just renewed season: designer Page Turner, who is replacing Hillary Farr.

Hilary Farr's rise to fame on "Love It Or Leave It" has garnered her fans all over the world, but even before she was famous she was looking like a star.

Hilary Farr left 'Love It or List It' after years as the co-host, so who was she replaced by and could she ever return to the series?

When Hilary Farr announced her departure from Love It or List It after 19 seasons, fans and even her HGTV cohorts were extremely emotional. The designer’s exit left viewers eager to know who would replace her as cohost alongside real estate agent David Visentin.