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Iowa couple finds new house on cable TV show

January 29, 2014 By Matt Kelley

Des Moines home featured on House Hunters TV program.

Des Moines home featured on House Hunters TV program.

A young couple from central Iowa will be featured on tonight’s episode of the popular HGTV program “House Hunters.” The show was shot back in July in Des Moines.

Local realtor Margie Monachino helped Jake Boesch and Rebekah Risbeck — who had up to $200,000 to spend on their first home. “This story was a little bit unique because one of them wanted a brand new home and one of them wanted a fixer upper. I found them one in between and it happened to be my parent’s home,” Monachino said.

Bosh and Risbeck are Iowa natives, but recently moved back to Des Moines after spending several years in Los Angeles. Monachino believes the producers of “House Hunters” chose to feature the Des Moines real estate market after recognizing the national media giving props to Iowa’s capital city.

“It’s been written up in Forbes as being a great place for young professionals and yet you can still find good buys out there,” Monachino said. “You know, when you think about it, trying to find a home under $200,000, that doesn’t happen in very many cities.”

Rebekah Risbeck owns a clothing shop called Mint L.A., with locations just south of downtown Des Moines and in the West Glen Town Center in West Des Moines. The “House Hunters” episode featuring Des Moines airs tonight (Wednesday) at 9 p.m. on HGTV.

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