House Hunters: Volume 5

After owning several homes in different cities, a couple debates a big Mediterranean vs. a small bungalow in Tampa.

A Chicago couple debates between a Victorian with plenty of character and a traditional Midwestern-style home for their growing family.

A couple relocates from the Florida Keys to the New Orleans area and searches for their first home. He wants to go big, while she'd prefer a home that's a more manageable size.

A first time buyer seeks character and charm on a budget in Des Moines, Iowa. But her friend joining on the hunt thinks she should stick with a new, ranch-style house. Who will win out?

Buyers in Florida are hoping to find a lively social scene in Tampa. One wants a modern, high-rise condo, while the other prefers a bungalow. But they agree that being on the ground floor is a must to escape a zombie apocalypse.

A family of 5 needs a bigger home in South Hadley, MA. She wants a single-level ranch home, but he has his eye on a two-story Colonial. Do they have the budget for a move-in ready property on the Connecticut River?

A San Diego buyer wants a home with a lot of wow factor on the coast. But even with a million dollar budget he's going to have to compromise on something in this pricey beach town. Can his BFF keep him focused on the essentials?

A newly engaged couple looks for their own personal paradise near the sunny beaches of Sanibel Island off Florida's Gulf Coast.

A young couple debates between a family-friendly cottage and a sizable lodge while searching for a vacation cabin in the small mountain resort town of Shaver Lake, CA.

A family of five decides to move back to the Boise area after some time away. But they don't agree on which is better for their busy family: the conveniences of the city or the call of wild.

A Chicago area couple searches for a large home to accommodate 3 active kids and her mother. Finding a place with the space they need, and the upgraded details one of them wants, won't be easy.

A Florida couple with a baby on the way debates keeping their sleek, urban lifestyle or settling down in a quiet and charming vintage home.

A single woman searches for her first home in Chicago. She's hoping to find a move-in ready bungalow within 30 minutes of downtown and her job, but the Windy City's bustling real estate market may make that a tall order.