House Hunters: Volume 4

A young couple decides to buy their first home in Portland, Maine. With a lengthy wish list that includes a garage, backyard, open floor plan and walk-in closets, it won't be an easy hunt.

First-time San Diego buyers are at odds over how much work they're willing to put into a home. He wants a turnkey, midcentury modern with an amazing view while she's pushing for a rustic ranch and doesn't mind taking on a project.

A first-time buyer wants a classic Tampa, Florida, bungalow with space for a large garden. Her mom, along on the hunt, doesn't understand her daughter's passion for produce.

Cincinnati newlyweds are searching for a house in the city's east side, but their low budget, long wish list and difference on style choice might force them to head west.

A Long Beach, California, couple wants to upgrade to a single family home within walking distance to the water.

A family is looking for their ideal home in the suburbs after relocating to Boston. She wants a house in a good neighborhood for their three girls, while he prefers a midcentury modern home with more land and fewer neighbors.

A first-time buyer seeks a place with charm near downtown Seattle. She wants a Craftsman like the one she grew up in and wouldn't mind projects. But her best friend wants her to consider a more sensible option.

A couple looks for a two-flat home with rental income opportunities in Chicago. He wants everything updated and ultra-modern. She's looking for classic construction with vintage charm.

A 30-year-old professional seeks a home near downtown Denver, but her limited budget won't go very far in the current market. Can she find something she likes in the city, or will she have to settle for a place farther away?

A young couple want to buy a home before rising prices in Seattle price them out. He's okay with getting a brand-new condo, but she prefers cottage style and really wants the privacy a single-family home provides.

Newlyweds are eager to find their first home together near resurging downtown Detroit. For her, the home can't have any water features nearby, while he has his eyes on a house with character.

New parents want to trade their Brooklyn loft for a larger home in New Jersey. He's an architect and wants an urban fixer-upper, but she wants a move-in ready house in the 'burbs with a huge yard for their daughter.

An Atlanta family seeks a home with more space. She imagines a large, Georgian-style home with lots of windows and hardwood floors. But he's got a split-level in mind that reminds him of his childhood.