House Hunters: Volume 3

A Salt Lake City couple expecting their first child is ready to ditch their rental and find a home. She wants a luxurious home close to her parents, but he's hoping for valley views and something a little farther from the in-laws.

With help from her parents, a college student buys her first condo in Chicago.

Twenty-somethings Mike and Teresa are searching the historic neighbhorhoods of Kansas City for a move-in ready Tudor with historic charm, within walking distance of shops and restaurants.

A couple's condo is lacking a yard for their dog and they want to upgrade to a more spacious home in Washington, DC. One wants a bungalow with clean lines, the other prefers something stately, like a Victorian or Federal Row home.

A young couple in Columbus, OH, are ready to trade their rent for a mortgage. However, they're on opposite sides of the design spectrum as he would like a contemporary ranch home and she's got her heart set on a vintage bungalow.

Fiances, Greg and Janelle, are looking for a home in North Carolina. She has her heart set on a southern-style home that Greg can fix up. But he doesn't have the time to put sweat equity into a home and work a full time job.

A family with a $1,000,000 budget disagrees on whether to purchase a rustic, Colorado-style home or a modern one-story ranch in Boulder. With expectations as high as the altitude, someone is bound to be disappointed.

Two newlyweds want their first place in the Boston area to be a two-unit, multi-family home where they could live in one unit and rent out the other. Adding to their challenge, they want to find a place with a mix of 80s style and Victorian design.

A couple that's tired of the fast-paced lifestyle of Washington, DC, are moving to the country in Charlottesville, VA. He's hoping to find a newer, move-in ready home, but she's on the hunt for an old farmhouse on several acres.

Twenty-somethings Jason and Jaime are ready to buy their first house together, near where they grew up in pricey western Los Angeles. Jason wants Spanish with a grand entryway, and Jaime wants a house that looks like a barn.

A San Diego real estate agent walks the tricky line between boyfriend and agent as he looks for a home with his girlfriend. She wants a two-story, Spanish-style home, but he's looking for a traditional ranch home with a pool.

Emeka and Amy both have a passion for bodybuilding, so on their house hunt they want space for their exercise equipment, and a G-shaped kitchen where they have plenty of room to prepare their protein-heavy meals.

A couple wants to trade his cramped townhouse for a larger home to accommodate their growing family in Connecticut. He's determined to find a place with historic charm and Colonial architecture, but she thinks old equals haunted.