Christina Hall Sets 'Right Offer' As The Factor For Family Moving Again

Christina Hall might be setting her sights on a new adventure.

With a keen eye for opportunities and a determination to provide the best for her loved ones, the real estate professional has disclosed the only reason that would make her move her family. 

The HGTV beloved star has not only transformed houses but also her perspective on life. While the talented designer and her husband, Josh Hall, and their three children may be comfortable in their picturesque Newport Beach, California, their ties to the real estate industry open them to new opportunities. 

With their expertise in selling houses, they understand the potential for growth and are ready to embrace new ventures when the time is right. In an interview with E! News, the 39-year-old shared her perspective, explaining how the right offer can convince them to embark on another exciting chapter.

With each luxury home transformation, Hall faces tempting off-market buyers and the prospect of lucrative profits. Balancing her passion for design with the opportunities that arise, she explained:

"So then I have to sit down with the kids and be like, 'Hey guys, I know we don't want to move again, but is anyone else in favor of us finding different opportunities?'"

Fortunately, her children share her adaptable spirit, ready to embark on fresh experiences alongside their visionary mother. The mother-of-three revealed that her kids are surprisingly open to moving, always responding enthusiastically when the topic arises.

However, for now, they have chosen to stay within the comforts of Orange County to ensure stability for their education and friendships. "It's interesting," the reality TV star shared before acknowledging her children's adventurous spirits when she said, "They like it too. It's a whole new adventure."

In the upcoming fifth season of HGTV's "Christina on the Coast," the realtor couple showcases their design prowess by giving the kitchen of their current home a captivating makeover. While hoping to settle down in this house for a longer duration, the former "Flip or Flop" co-star noted, "But if we get the right price, who knows?"

It also seems like apart from sharing her flexible nature, her first child, Taylor — with ex-husband Tarek El Moussa — might also be a chip off the old block in terms of designing. The proud mom shared that her eldest daughter is already showing early signs of embracing the world of design and real estate setting the stage for a potential future in the industry. 

However, despite her success in the same field, Hall is not quite ready to encourage the teenager to pursue a similar path. In her own words, "Taylor is just a natural. She's actually really good at design and she's really good on camera. It kind of freaks me out, but I don't want her to do any of that for a while."

The "Brother vs. Brother" judge revealed that while she allowed her kids to make brief appearances on her new HGTV show, she clarified that the focus would never be solely on them. 

Setting her sights on the future, the beloved TV star has carefully contemplated her retirement aspirations alongside her beau. Reportedly, Christina is redirecting her attention to a new location while navigating her frequent journeys between California and Nashville.

The "Christina in the Country" host disclosed that she had purchased a vacation home in Tennessee, expressing her admiration for the region's distinctive combination of seclusion and strong family values. Sharing her sentiments, the Anaheim native revealed her intentions:

"It's the best. It's definitely where we'll retire. I would love to do the opposite [of what I do now]: I would love to live there full time and then have a cute little beach cottage in California, in La Jolla, that we hop back to." 

The entrepreneur also emphasized the importance of the strong partnership she shared with the former police officer, highlighting their goals for the future: "We have a true partnership, true teamwork. We have the same goals as far as everything we want for our future and our end game."

Additionally, Christina acknowledged the invaluable impact of the 41-year-old's values, which have enriched the lives of her two sons, encouraging them to embrace the outdoors and spend more time in nature.