House Hunters

A couple wants to expand their family and looks for a spacious new home near Washington, DC. He's in real estate and has been lining up properties, but he isn't finding the homes she's looking for, so she's replaced him with a new agent.

A young couple has very different ideas in their search for a home in New Rochelle, New York. She wants an old fixer-upper with character that can build equity, but he prefers spending money up front for something modern and move-in ready.

A military family looks to get a lot more house for their money and decides to move from Hawaii to Huntsville, Alabama. He wants it all, including a fishing dock, but she's trying to get him to be more reasonable and search for something more simple.

A single mom with a long commute looks for a new place near work in Irvine, California. Her opinionated teenage daughter, who'll be staying there often, will make the process even more challenging as she wants mom to consider everything on her list, too.

A buyer is looking to relocate and start a new chapter in Dallas, Texas. Having recently come out to his family, he's moving to Dallas to search for a new home that reflects his new life.

A mother and her son are pooling their money to purchase a home in the pricey Bay Area. There's a generation gap in their styles, and combined with a competitive market, finding a place they can afford and enjoy together will be a challenge.

A couple searches for a home with character in Morgantown, West Virginia. To him, that means an old home in the historic district, but she's looking for something that's updated with a rustic feel.

A couple searches for a new home in the hip Pittsburgh neighborhood of Lawrenceville, Pennsylvania. One is a lawyer and prefers something more traditional, but the other is an artist and wants a place that's totally modern.

A couple searches for their next home with potential rental income in Chicago. He's looking for a multi-unit fixer-upper that can bring in some money, but after living through years of renovations and renters, she's ready for something else.

A couple decides that buying their first home is wiser than buying a wedding ring in Corvallis, Oregon. She doesn't mind putting sweat equity into a fixer-upper, but he wants the largest and nicest home they can get, even if it means having a roommate.

After two years of living with his mom to build a business, a couple is ready to buy a home in Memphis. He wants something that's grand with room for a sports car, but she prefers a simple and older place that's suited for the family.

Two former cops are leaving Florida for a fresh start with their daughter in Cleveland, Tennessee. He's dead set on a cabin in the woods, but she wants a fully updated home closer to town.

A first time buyer is having serious sticker shock as she looks for a new home in Denver. She wants to find a place in pricey downtown, but her friend's trying to convince her to get more for her money in the suburbs.