House Hunters: Classic

After spending the last 25 years traveling for work, this globetrotter is ready to play. She's looking for a vacation home in her favorite corner of the world: Oahu, Hawaii.

Life in the Baltimore suburbs is way too slow for this couple, but making the adjustment to small spaces in the city may be more than they can handle.

San Diego's housing prices have shot up in the last few years, which means this Californian family who enjoy the finer things in life can't afford to be picky.

After years of hard work in medical school, a brand-new doctor is looking to graduate from student housing to a Nashville home that is worthy of her busy lifestyle.

A Pennsylvania family has had it with the peaceful country life, and now they're ready to live large with all the amenities. They'll soon discover that city style might clash with their rural roots.

When babies come with lots of necessities, a Phoenix family decides that they need a bigger home. They're looking for a family-friendly oasis in the city's hot market.

When an outdoorsy couple moved in to her tiny cottage together, they got very close in a bad way. Now, they're on the house hunt in the Seattle area to find a place where they can both have personal space.

A North Carolina couple thought their Wilmington house hunt would be easy, but their needs suddenly changed when they discovered they were buying for three!

A New York City couple is bursting out of their tiny apartment, but house hunting in a city of more than eight-million people is even more frightening. They'll have to hurry to stake a claim to a place of their own.

A couple has six weeks until they wed, but the lease on their Chicago apartment ends the day before the wedding. They need to find a house fast!

A family's apartment is surprisingly short on space, so it's time for them to buy a house. With Miami's white-hot market, it will be a challenge to find a home where their baby can have a room of their own.

A woman has some lofty ideas about the kind of home she wants in Chicago, but the high prices of city living may leave her feeling boxed in.

When a couple bought their home three years ago, they were carefree newlyweds, but now they have two small children and are looking for a more kid-friendly environment for work and play.