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[HGTV]High school sweethearts that purchased a starter home near their beloved bike trail are now desperate for more space; they love to host gatherings, but the main floor is cut off and the dining area only seats four.

Joe and Linh's twins.

[HGTV]A couple loves the character of their 1960s home, but he wants something more energy efficient with space to expand their family.

Matt and Kelly's aging row house.

[HGTV]New parents and ambitious entrepreneurs Whitney and Taylor need more space for their family and business ventures.

A space that has character and function.

Roxy and Dee's relationship.

[HGTV]A couple debates the benefits of getting a home with more space for entertaining vs. making changes to their existing house so they can preserve memories with their kids.

A family of seven needs more space.

[HGTV]A man quickly feels out of place after moving in with his wife in her grandmother's old house; the home is dated, closed off and hosting gatherings is problematic.

Phil and Kelly's fourth child.

[HGTV]The decision to start a family prompted Ben and Courtney to buy their first house, a 1930s-era, ivy-covered brick home with a lot of charm and a lot of issues, including a flooded basement.

Joe is looking for a new house.

[HGTV]Chris and Maria moved into their home with two kids, but now with four children, the house and its tiny kitchen feel cramped and cluttered.

Dueling sisters want more privacy.

[HGTV]Kerry and Dave renovated and added to their home as their family grew, but their three kids have taken over every common room

A move to the suburbs.

Desmond wants more space.

Marisa's century home.

A family business and an active family.

A home to accommodate three generations.