The Financial Fortunes of Hilary Farr: Unraveling Her Net Worth and Business Ventures

Hilary Farr, a multi-talented British-Canadian, boasts a diverse portfolio as a designer, businesswoman, television personality, and former actress. She has gained widespread recognition as the co-host alongside David Visentin on the popular HGTV and W Network show, "Love It or List It."

How Wealthy is Hilary Farr?

Hilary Farr, the versatile British-Canadian designer, businesswoman, television personality, and actress, holds a net worth of $8 million. Best known for her captivating hosting role alongside David Visentin on the HGTV hit series "Love It or List It," Farr guides homeowners through transformative renovations before they decide to sell or stay. 

Beyond her television career, Farr has showcased her acting talent in films like "The Rocky Horror Picture Show." Notably, she is deeply involved in animal rescue efforts, dedicating her time to various organizations.

Despite battling cancer in recent years, Hilary announced her remission in 2022, showcasing her resilience and strength. 

Hilary Farr Career Highlights

Hilary Farr transitioned to Los Angeles to embark on a career as a film and television set designer, operating under the moniker Hilary Labow. During this period, she showcased her acting talents in several films, including "Layout for 5 Models" (1972), "Sex Farms" and "Never Mind the Quality, Feel the Width" (1973), "Legend of the Werewolf" and the iconic "Rocky Horror Picture Show" (1975), as well as "City on Fire" (1979) and "The Return" (1980). 

Additionally, Farr graced the London stage in the production of "Grease" in 1973. Throughout the early 1980s, she made various television sitcom appearances, notably on "The Greatest American Hero" and "We Got It Made."  

Simultaneously, Hilary ventured into real estate, purchasing and renovating properties in Los Angeles before expanding her reach to include acquisitions in Australia, the United Kingdom, New York, and Toronto. Notably, she undertook renovations for high-profile clients such as Jenna Elfman and Jennifer Hudson.  

In 2008, Farr relocated to Toronto, marking a significant chapter in her life. She inked a deal with the W Network, Big Coat Productions, and Corus Entertainment to co-host the groundbreaking show "Love It or List It" alongside David Visentin, which aired on HGTV and W Network. 

The show, which also gained traction in international markets like Spain, revolves around homeowners contemplating selling their properties. Hilary oversees the renovation process to enhance functionality and aesthetics, while Visentin presents alternative properties for purchase. 

The homeowners ultimately face the decision to either keep their revamped homes or pursue a new abode.  

Farr's influence extended beyond television as she served as a judge on the W Network's "Search for the Next W Expert 2010" and made guest appearances at the Canadian International Design Show from 2011 to 2014. 

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Hilary also graced various talk shows and media platforms, including "The Marilyn Denis Show," "Steven and Chris," "ETalk," "George Stroumboulopoulos Tonight," "Brother vs. Brother," "Makeover Manor," "You and Me this Morning," "This Hour Has 22 Minutes," and contributed to the Huffington Post and "HuffPost Live."  

In 2016, Farr returned to acting, starring in Ross Petty's rendition of "Sleeping Beauty" at Toronto's Elgin Theatre, portraying the character Malignicent. Additionally, she co-founded Rules of Renovation in 2017, a real estate investment seminar series aimed at aspiring investors. 

Further demonstrating her versatility, Hilary launched her show, "Tough Love with Hilary Farr," in 2021, showcasing her prowess as a principal designer. 

Hilary Farr's Early Life

Hilary Farr was born in Toronto, Canada. Her mom was from Britain and followed the Anglican faith, while her dad was Canadian and Jewish. Farr grew up celebrating both Jewish and Christian holidays. 

When Farr was young, her family moved to London. There, she went to the Royal Ballet School until she was 11 and dreamed of becoming a ballerina. Hilary also became interested in acting. She learned about decorating by helping her mom spruce up their house.

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