Bryan and Sarah Baeumler as the hosts of HGTV’s Renovation Island, a show that documents the couple moving from the comfort of their Canadian home to San Andros Island in the Bahamas to renovate a rundown resort. Fans of the show also know that the process has been anything but affordable. In fact, according to reports, the couple invested a whopping $10 million upfront and has been slammed with renovation fees, as well as unforeseen charges as a result of COVID-19 and Hurricane Dorian. In other words, Renovation Island is a huge undertaking which begs the question: What did the Baeumler s do before they decided to take on the project?
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Where is HGTV s Renovation Island filmed? Location and resort explored June 21, 2021 Renovation Island season 2 has returned with a fresh batch of brand new episodes. The show’s new season just aired on Sunday, June 20 and many have already tuned in to join Sarah and Bryan Baeumler on their Island adventures. The reality show which was originally being called the Island of Bryan (in Canada) aired its first season in the US in 2020 and has been a hit among viewers ever since. Season 1 featured Bryan and Sarah moved their family to an undeveloped island. The couple spent a whopping $10 million to purchase an old, abandoned resort and decided to renovate it.
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