Sin City Rehab Season Two Has Premiered
Designer Alison Victoria returns to Las Vegas to renovate homes with local flippers.
Updated on Oct. 7, 2026 in Home Renovation
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Designer Alison Victoria has returned to the valley for the second season of Sin City Rehab, which premiered on October 7. The season marks a shift in her professional approach as she collaborates with local house flippers.
Why it matters
The change in strategy follows Victoria's difficulties selling property in Chicago, leading her to transition away from a client-based model. The show highlights local residential projects and the complexities of high-end home renovations.
The season includes 9 episodes, moving beyond the show's initial run. The premiere features a renovation involving $100,000 in custom kitchen cabinets from Italy that were initially missing.
The players
Alison Victoria
A designer who stars in the Las Vegas-based renovation series Sin City Rehab.
Zar Zanganeh
A Las Vegas realtor and client featured in the second season premiere.
The details
Victoria partnered with local realtor Zar Zanganeh for the premiere, successfully navigating the procurement of custom cabinets. She now operates through partnerships with flippers rather than individual client contracts. The show will continue throughout the season, with an additional ninth episode planned for later release.
Timeline
October 7, 2026: Season 2 of Sin City Rehab premiered.
2022: Alison Victoria finalized her divorce from Luke Harding.
2024: Victoria and Brandt Andersen went public with their relationship.
Beyond the Strip
The second season follows a period of personal transition for designer Alison Victoria, including her 2022 divorce from Luke Harding. This new installment marks a professional shift from her previous client-based model.
Residents can follow local renovation projects and design solutions featured in the current season as it airs. Viewers may note the specific challenges of sourcing custom materials for high-end properties in the valley.
The takeaway
The series illustrates the logistical hurdles of high-end local renovations, including supply chain issues for luxury items. Viewers should watch for the upcoming ninth episode to conclude the season arc.
What happens next
The final episode of the HGTV series Scariest House in America is scheduled to air the week before October 31, 2026.
Further reading
For more on valley housing trends and residential projects, visit Home Renovation.
Source note: This article includes information reported by TV Insider.
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