10 Surprising ‘Property Brothers’ Facts, Including Their Height, Net Worth & More

Over a decade after making their TV debut, Drew and Jonathan Scott are taking the world by storm. 

The famous twins garnered a massive following after their home-renovation series, Property Brothers, blossomed into a media franchise, including multiple apps and spin-offs (like Buying and Selling, Brother Vs. Brother and Brothers Take New Orleans). Plus, the siblings are expanding their empire even further with a talk show. But aside from their growing success, what else should you know about this talented team? From their net worth to their relationships, keep reading for ten Property Brothers facts you probably didn’t know.

1. Where are the Property Brothers from?

Jonathan and Drew Scott were born in Vancouver, Canada, but they were raised on a horse farm in the town of Maple Ridge. (Psst, if you want a glimpse of the brothers returning to their country roots, check out Property Brothers at Home on the Ranch.)

2. What is the Property Brothers’ net worth?

Celebrity Net Worth estimates that the pair's combined net worth is a whopping $200 million, thanks to their hugely successful Property Brothers empire.

3. Who are the Property Brothers' wives?

Drew tied the knot with Linda Phan in May 2018, and the couple now share a son named Parker James Scott. You may recall that the happy couple starred in TLC’s Drew and Linda Say I Do (which documented their wedding celebration in Italy) and Property Brothers at Home: Drew's Honeymoon House (which focused on the renovation of their home).

While Jonathan isn’t married, he’s in a committed relationship with actress Zooey Deschanel, whom he's been dating since 2019. And previously, he was married to Kelsy Ully from 2007 to 2013.

4. Are the Property Brothers identical twins?

Perhaps you’ve watched them so much that you can easily tell them apart. Or perhaps they look like two completely different people by now—thanks to their different personalities and style preferences. But as it turns out, these brothers are identical (not fraternal) twins.

5. How tall are the Property Brothers?

Although Jonathan and Drew share identical features, the same can’t be said for their heights. Jonathan (6'5”) is one inch taller than Drew (6'4”).

6. How old are the Property Brothers?

Drew and Jonathan Scott are both 44 years old. (Fun fact: Jonathan was born four minutes before his twin brother.)

7. Do Drew and Jonathan have a third brother? 

They certainly do—and he’s the eldest of the trio. Meet J.D. Scott, who is two years older than the famous twins. If he looks vaguely familiar, it’s probably because he has made guest appearances on their shows and previously served as a host on Brother Vs. Brother and Property Brothers: At Home.

8. How many shows do the Property Brothers have?

Property Brothers has inspired quite a few spin-offs—so much so that the pair now co-own Scott Brothers Entertainment, which creates and produces movies and TV shows. Among these are Trixie Hotel, Celebrity IOU, Drew's Dream Car, Curb Appeal Xtreme, Brother vs. Brother, Property Brothers: At Home and Property Brothers: Forever Home.

9. Have the Property Brothers written any books?

The twins currently have four published books under their belt, including their recent publication: Builder Brothers: Better Together, which is a sequel to their first children's book, Builder Brothers: Big Plans. Their other publications include Dream Home: The Property Brothers' Ultimate Guide to Finding & Fixing Your Perfect House and their memoir, It Takes Two: Our Story.

10. Can the Property Brothers act and sing?

Yes, and yes! Believe it or not, flipping homes isn’t their only talent. The Scott brothers have released three country songs, including "Hold On," "Let the Night Shine In" and "My House." And as for their acting credits, the brothers have made small appearances in a few TV shows and short films. For instance, Jonathan has appeared in titles like Beaker High and The X-Files, while Drew landed minor roles in Smallville, For Your Security, The Perfect Proposal and more.

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