Revealed: Jonathan and Drew Scott's Total Wealth & Career Highlights Net Worth 2026: Career Earnings & Assets

As one of the most talked-about figures, Jonathan and Drew Scott has built a significant fortune. In this article, we dive deep into the assets and career highlights.

What Is Jonathan and Drew Scott's Net Worth?

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Their father would commonly renovate family properties and he hired John and Drew to build and repair fences, decks, and barns at just age 8. They continued to assist their father in various projects throughout their childhood. At 14, the family began working on their parents' dream home in Alberta, Canada. The brothers attended Thomas Haney Secondary School, and just as the family's dream home was completed, the two left for Calgary to attend college.

At the same time, both Jonathan and Drew were taking small acting roles. They both appeared on the Canadian television show "Breaker High." Drew also had a role on "Smallville," and Jonathan was on "The X-Files."

The brothers launched Scott Real Estate, Inc. in 2004. The company was created to oversee the construction and development of commercial and residential properties. They had opened their third branch by 2008. In 2010, Drew and John created Scott Brothers Entertainment, an independent production company. They shifted the focus from film to original content for TV and digital platforms by 2013.

Jonathan andDrew Scottare Canadian reality television personalities who have a combined net worth of $200 million. Jonathan and Drew Scott are best known for starting the "Property Brothers" television and home improvement franchise.

Drew and Jonathan started buying and renovating property when they were still teenagers. Although the two originally wanted to be entertainers, they did not want to be "starving artists." They thought if they invested early in real estate that it would act as a sort of buffer for what they really wanted to do. They bought their first house when they were 18 years old, in their very first semester of college. They used a vendor take-back mortgage and made a $250 down payment on a seven-bedroom house across the street from their university. After renovations, the brothers rented it out and made $800 a month off the rent. They sold it a year later for a $50,000 profit while attending university. They continued to buy and flip homes throughout their late teenage years.

Identical twin brothers Jonathan Ian Scott and Andrew (Drew) Alfred Scott were born on April 28, 1979, in Vancouver, British Columbia. Jonathan was born four minutes before Drew, whose birth was a complete surprise because his parents, Jim and Joanne Scott, thought that Joanne was giving birth to only one child! Their father had emigrated from Scotland as a teenager with dreams of being an American cowboy, like the kind he grew up watching on television. He worked in the film industry until the late '70s, when he quit to focus on raising his family. Jim and Joanne moved the family to a horse farm in Maple Ridge, Canada. The brothers started work young, starting their first business at just seven years old, JAM, producing nylon-covered hangers. They sold them door to door until a woman ordered thousands. The boys' continued job search led them to an ad that was recruiting child clowns to perform in parades. At one point they were making $100 per hour performing as clowns at parades.

Before going into real estate as a true profession, the brothers tried acting, with Jonathan trying to work as an illusionist. At 19, Jonathan dropped out of college and began to build large-sale illusions with the goal of developing a touring theater show. A fellow magician who claimed to be a friend of a friend approached him, and Jonathan agreed to rent him several of his illusions. Unfortunately, the man stole the entire production, destroying the show and leaving Jonathan a staggering $80,000 in debt. He was unable to collect what he owed and, depressed and embarrassed, did not tell his parents what had happened to him. Jonathan had to file for bankruptcy at age 20. Meanwhile, Drew had also left college and was working as a flight attendant at WestJet. Jonathan went back to school at the Southern Alberta Institute of Technology to study construction and design. This was when he became licensed as a contractor. Meanwhile, Drew got his real estate license in 2004.

Ultimately, Jonathan and Drew Scott's financial journey is a testament to their success.

Disclaimer: All net worth figures are estimates based on public data.