House Hunters: Volume 4

An engaged couple is searching for a house near the bride-to-be's grandparents in St. Louis. A vintage home is on the top of their wish list, but they cannot agree on the style.

A recently-divorced mom looks for her first home in suburban Detroit. With her dad along for advice, it'll be a battle between her desire for tons of upgrades and his preoccupation with having enough doors in case of an emergency.

Texas newlyweds want a cozy bungalow close to Austin's trendy downtown area. To stay in their price range, they must choose between less space or taking on more projects.

Millennials look for a place near downtown Denver, but with the area's hot market, they may be in for a shock. With a long wish list and a desire for a newer, modern-looking home, they might be packing for the suburbs.

With their second baby on the way, a couple's search for a grand home in Richmond, Virginia, is put to the test as they debate her wish for a Victorian home in the city and his desire for a Colonial-style house in the suburbs.

Two years after their wedding, an Atlanta couple is still looking for their first home together. She wants a Craftsman with a front porch priced under $300,000, but he's willing to bust the budget on a one-story ranch with a yard.

A couple is on the hunt for their first home in Phoenix. He'd like a newly-built home with room to fit the dining table and hutch he inherited from his family. She wants a home out of a magazine and likes midcentury modern style.

A couple looks for a vintage New Orleans home but can't agree on the traditional shotgun or a two-story Victorian. They both want modern updates, but she wants move-in ready while he'd prefer a fixer-upper.

A single mom seeks her dream lakefront house for herself and her daughter in Detroit Lakes, MN. While she's eager to take on a fixer-upper, her best friend along on the hunt thinks this busy mom should consider move-in ready.

A couple jumps into the Plano, Texas, market while they can afford to buy. Companies are opening facilities there, which should drive housing prices through the roof. Can they agree on a house before the market outpaces them?

A buyer brings her boyfriend along on her search for a house in downtown Phoenix. She is looking for a Tudor or cottage-style house with charm, but he prefers modern houses with clean lines.

A Dallas couple is ready to buy their first home, but their styles couldn't be more different. She's hoping to find a cozy, move in-ready traditional home. However, he wants a sleek, modern home that he can renovate.

A young professional couple with a $1 million budget debates a bigger vintage charmer or new construction in Chicago.