House Hunters: Classic

With limited space, a growing family and rooms that serve dual functions, this Orlando family is looking to upgrade into a more spacious house.

A young entrepreneur is happy to be living near his family and friends in Idaho, but with his business being based out of Nevada, he needs a quality condo for the right price in Las Vegas.

In an effort to stop throwing their money away to rent, two Phoenix newlyweds decided they'd move in with her parents. It's only been a few weeks, but this young couple is ready to find something modern and updated that also fits their budget.

Newlyweds born and raised in St. Louis, Missouri, have quickly outgrown their condo and have absolutely no place to store anything. They would like to find a place with two garages, a large kitchen, a basement and plenty of extra storage space.

In Seattle, a newly single guy wants to downsize to a bachelor pad in downtown.

A California couple loves the quiet and privacy that comes with their remote location in Grass Valley, but they are tired of the limited space and inability to make any cosmetic changes to the house -- so they want something bigger.

After receiving a job offer they couldn't resist, a California family moved to Fort Collins, Colorado, for a shorter commute, cheaper housing and more time to spend with their growing daughter. A year later, they realize that they need a bigger place.

A Nashville couple is tired of renting and want their own home. With a limited budget and the city's booming market, they hope to find an affordable three-bedroom home with at least one and a half bathrooms in a great neighborhood.

A young family who loves their community Trinity, Florida, and isn't keen of leaving is on the house hunt for two reasons -- they don't have enough space for four people and they have to deal with too many alligators nearby!

After two years of rebuilding post-Hurricane Katrina, a family is happy to be back in their home. Unfortunately, they realize that they're house is no longer big enough for everyone, so they're back to square one as they look for a larger piece of land.

A family currently renting in the Phoenix suburbs is ready to become homeowners, but their looking for a large, single-story home with a sizeable yard in an area that is predominantly two-story houses.

A single mother with her infant daughter and two dogs wants to live closer to her mom in Northern California. She's looking to downsize into a smaller home that is both near her family and downtown Sacramento.

A couple moved into temporary corporate housing in Washington D.C., and now they are ready to settle down into a new home. They seek a place with at least three bedrooms, two baths and plenty of yard space for their dogs.