Phil Spencer lands brand new solo TV show away from Location, Location, Location --[Reported by Umva mag]

PROPERTY expert Phil Spencer has landed a brand new solo show away from his role on Location, Location, Location. Phil has co-presented the Channel 4 programme alongside Kirstie Allsopp since its 2004 launch. TVNZPhil Spencer has landed a brand new solo show away from Location, Location, Location[/caption] TVNZThe six-part series will see Phil travel to New Zealand to see properties over there[/caption] He is best known for his two-decade on-screen partnership with Kirstie Allsopp The star’s latest gig will see him going solo – and to the other side of the world. Titled New Zealand’s Best Homes with Phil Spencer, the six-part series will feature Phil visiting a selection of incredible properties. Meanwhile, the show will highlight each property through the eyes of the people involved – from architects, builders to owners. During his trip, Phil visits a unique country barn and meets an architect with a passion project over a decade in the making. It will begin airing from Wednesday, October 16 at 10pm on Channel 4. Over the past two decades, Phil and Kirstie have fronted multiple shows for Channel 4. Previously, The Sun revealed their show Love It or List It is returning. This format sees the property gurus help homeowners who are unhappy with their abodes. With the presenters’ help, the occupants decide whether to renovate or make the tough decision to sell up. Having started in 2015, a total of nine series produced to date. Between 2004 and 2011, the duo also presented Relocation, Relocation. This show followed a similar format to Location, Location, Location, but with some differences. Each episode saw a couple looking to buy a house, usually outside large urban areas. Phil Spencer's career so far By Conor O’Brien Property expert Phil Spencer has been a staple on UK TV, in particular Channel 4, for the past two decades. Best known for his on-screen partnership with Kirstie Allsopp, the pair have helped countless home buyers in their journeys. Here is a look at some of Phil’s TV work: Location, Location, Location (2004 – present) Relocation, Relocation (2004 – 2011) Phil Spencer: Secret Agent (2012 – present) Love It or List It (2015 – present) New Zealand’s Best Homes with Phil Spencer (2024) In addition, they hoped to invest in a house or shop in the city, with Phil and Kirstie’s assistance. It typically aired in the winter months, to avoid schedule clashes with its counterpart. However, Relocation, Relocation ultimately ended its run in 2011 owing to economic difficulties of buying two properties. New Zealand’s Best Homes with Phil Spencer begins Wednesday 16th October at 10pm on Channel 4.

PROPERTY expert Phil Spencer has landed a brand new solo show away from his role on Location, Location, Location.

Phil has co-presented the Channel 4 programme alongside Kirstie Allsopp since its 2004 launch.

TVNZ

Phil Spencer has landed a brand new solo show away from Location, Location, Location[/caption]

TVNZ

The six-part series will see Phil travel to New Zealand to see properties over there[/caption]

The star’s latest gig will see him going solo – and to the other side of the world.

Titled New Zealand’s Best Homes with Phil Spencer, the six-part series will feature Phil visiting a selection of incredible properties.

Meanwhile, the show will highlight each property through the eyes of the people involved – from architects, builders to owners.

During his trip, Phil visits a unique country barn and meets an architect with a passion project over a decade in the making.

It will begin airing from Wednesday, October 16 at 10pm on Channel 4.

Over the past two decades, Phil and Kirstie have fronted multiple shows for Channel 4.

Previously, The Sun revealed their show Love It or List It is returning.

This format sees the property gurus help homeowners who are unhappy with their abodes.

With the presenters’ help, the occupants decide whether to renovate or make the tough decision to sell up.

Having started in 2015, a total of nine series produced to date.

Between 2004 and 2011, the duo also presented Relocation, Relocation.

This show followed a similar format to Location, Location, Location, but with some differences.

Each episode saw a couple looking to buy a house, usually outside large urban areas.

Phil Spencer's career so far

By Conor O’Brien

Property expert Phil Spencer has been a staple on UK TV, in particular Channel 4, for the past two decades.

Best known for his on-screen partnership with Kirstie Allsopp, the pair have helped countless home buyers in their journeys.

Here is a look at some of Phil’s TV work:

• Location, Location, Location (2004 – present)
• Relocation, Relocation (2004 – 2011)
• Phil Spencer: Secret Agent (2012 – present)
• Love It or List It (2015 – present)
• New Zealand’s Best Homes with Phil Spencer (2024)

In addition, they hoped to invest in a house or shop in the city, with Phil and Kirstie’s assistance.

It typically aired in the winter months, to avoid schedule clashes with its counterpart.

However, Relocation, Relocation ultimately ended its run in 2011 owing to economic difficulties of buying two properties.

New Zealand’s Best Homes with Phil Spencer begins Wednesday 16th October at 10pm on Channel 4.

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