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HGTV’s Rock the Block spotlights Treasure Island, could attract 13 million viewers

a group of people pose together on a pier with a. green street sign in the left corner reading Rock the Block
Photo via Visit St. Pete-Clearwater

Tampa Bay is ready for its closeup. Treasure Island steps into the spotlight in the upcoming season of HGTV’s Rock the Block, premiering Monday, March 4 at 9pm, according to a release from Visit St. Pete-Clearwater. Audiences are invited to witness captivating home renovations unfolding against the stunning backdrop of this Pinellas County gem. Plus, fans can catch the excitement streaming on Max®.

Returning for its fifth season, Rock the Block, HGTV’s beloved home renovation competition, promises an exhilarating twist. For the first time, four veteran teams make their comeback, vying to elevate the value of waterfront homes in Treasure Island. Guiding the action-packed journey is none other than Ty Pennington, the beloved carpenter, craftsman, and design guru. Get a glimpse of the excitement with a sneak peek into Rock the Block Season 5.

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Pinellas County enjoys major exposure on National Television

Rock the Block is one of the hottest shows on television, and we were ecstatic to work with the production team and the City of Treasure Island to secure filming in our local community and provide incredible destination exposure for the St. Pete/Clearwater area,” said Lisa Dozois, St. Pete/Clearwater Film Commissioner. “Viewers will see an incredible competition and the beautiful, vibrant community we get to live, work and play in every day. Travelers that enjoy visiting filming locations will definitely want to add Treasure Island to their must-see lists.” 

This season of renovations marks Rock the Block’s inaugural waterfront makeover. Season 5 pits four formidable teams against each other: the seasoned renovation duo Bryan and Sarah Baeumler; the visionary partners Keith Bynum and Evan Thomas; the dynamic real estate and design sisters Lyndsay Lamb and Leslie Davis; and the powerhouse real estate broker Page Turner paired with contractor Mitch Glew.

New twist for Treasure Island on HGTV

With just six weeks and a $250,000 budget, they’ll revamp attached waterfront homes boasting pools, boat docks, and breathtaking views of Boca Ciega Bay. Their mission? To craft luxurious abodes that showcase their distinct flair and unparalleled design expertise.

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