Property Brothers - Willkommen im Traumhaus

Tyler and Lindsay love their waterfront lifestyle, but their tiny condo is giving them the squeeze. They desperately need a family home where they can put down roots, but finding a property in their exclusive neighbourhood will mean compromising on their

Busy parents Dorothy and John have been crashing in his parents' basement, and with baby number two on the way they're desperate to find a home of their own. It's a race against time, and the Property Brothers step in with a plan.

Monique and coach Carl have been house hunting for five long years, but since he's fixated on a move-in ready mansion their search could drag on forever. Luckily, they don't have that kind of time, and with their lease up in only two months, it's time to

Busy parents Kevin and Shirley desperately want to cut down their daily commute so they can spend more time with their daughters and one another. But they sold the house they loved more quickly than anticipated and now they're stuck in rental limbo.

After five rentals in four years, Barbra and Greg are ready to put down roots in a home of their own. They've finally found their ideal neighbourhood, but with three kids under three, they have no time to make it happen.

Along with their three small children, Debra and Dan are squeezed into a tiny urban condo. And though they'd prefer to stay in the heart of the city, it's time to find the sprawling suburban home of their dreams.

With three kids and another one on the way, Dave and Lizzy are desperate to get out of their rental and into the home of their dreams. But they've been house hunting for years already, and their due date is fast approaching.

Tennis pros Jessica and Nathan have been living a cramped condo lifestyle for way too long. And now they're desperate to find a sprawling home in the country where they can put down roots and entertain family in style.

Juggling after-school activities with their busy careers, Mark and Eugenie haven't had much time for house hunting. And while the couple has a luxurious list of must-haves, the Property Brothers warn they'll need to compromise if they want to box up their

Sandi and Phil have lived in their park-filled waterfront neighbourhood for years. But with the arrival of their baby boy, they've suddenly outgrown their one-room loft-style apartment, and are searching for an allergy-free forever home where they can put

Since they sold their downtown condo, Leslie and Tim have been living with her parents. And though they both agree it's time to move into a home of their own, she prefers the city while he wants to live in the burbs.

Kyle and Jackie are living at her mom's until they find a home of their own. And though they've got a healthy budget, they've set their sights on one of the city's priciest neighborhoods.

Andrew and Phil are engaged and homeless. And as they couch surf their way around the city, these soon-to-be-weds are desperate to find a sprawling downtown home of their own.

With a baby on the way, Emily and Ken are searching for the perfect suburban home close to family. And since their condo sold more quickly than expected, they're crashing in her sister's basement until they find 'the one'.

Tre and Amanda have been living in a rental for nearly three years, and as the kids get bigger their temporary home seems to be getting smaller. They're ready to find a permanent place of their own and are determined to stay in their exclusive lakefront c

In order to cut down on his monster commute, George and Jenn want to move closer to family and friends. And while that's something they both agree on, they're miles apart when it comes to design.

Along with their two little ones, Rave and Michelle are staying with his parents while hunting for the perfect suburban home. And though they're a close-knit family, living under one roof is proving too close for comfort.

Stephanie and Marc are getting frustrated with their house hunt. They've been outbid on a series of properties in the city, and the Property Brothers try to sell them on a radically different approach

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