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History

Why is The House Detective television's oldest and most successful real estate program?

In 1951 Cy Newman was the first to present homes for sale on New York television. The earliest programs were only 15 minutes long and some would run just before Brooklyn Dodgers baseball games on WOR -TV.
The popularity of The House Detective during the baby boom of the 1950's had the show spreading up and down the east coast from New Jersey to Florida and as far west as Ohio.
In 1994 Cy's son Dave began producing The House Detective in Reno on KOLO-TV. The show has produced a new program every week during the more than thirteen year run.
Starting in 2000 a spin-off of The House Detective called New Home Showcase began airing programs directed to the new home buyer. Later renamed The House Detective Saturday Edition, the show aired weekly on Saturday afternoons on KTVN, CBS-Reno, Channel 2 until 2008.
Starting June 2008, The House Detecive is going somewhere that program in the show's history is going, international. The House Detective Mexico Edtion signed on the air across North America. Featuring communities up and down the west side of Mexico. Go to www.TheHouseDetectiveMexico.com for more information.

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Dated approx. 1953: Seated on the right Cy Newman took phone calls about homes for sale on the set of The House Detective with a smile and cigarette.

Watch every a new show every Sunday morning at 9:00am on KOLO-TV, Channel 8

Television's Oldest and Most Successful Real Estate Program