House Hunters: Volume 6

Married real estate agents in Oklahoma City have moved multiple times in the past two years. He's itching to move again while she's worn out from packing so many times.

A Raleigh, NC, couple looks for a home with enough space for their family of five and their two dogs. She wants a white kitchen, he's focused on having his own TV room and all the kids hope for a bedroom of their own.

A couple in Rahway, New Jersey, is looking for a new home. She's sick of stairs and wants a one-story ranch that she can fix up, but he's worried about the cost of renovation and would rather have a turnkey with a big backyard.

A couple wants to move back to Santa Clarita, CA, to be closer to their families. He wants something modern and turnkey with no lawn maintenance, while she dreams of taking on a fixer-upper with a big yard for their active son.

After having to compromise on the last two houses he's bought, a single buyer in Atlanta is ready to get what he wants. But his friends try to convince him that, with his budget, he may still have to compromise on some things.

Newlyweds are on the hunt for a home in Nashville. She's wants a sleek, contemporary, downtown experience, while he is looking for the peace and quiet of the suburbs.

A couple moving to Austin, Texas, is seeking a house with total retro flair at an affordable price. She wants authentic midcentury modern design, but he's into an architectural style called brutalism.

A first-time buyer in Winston-Salem, NC, enlists the help of her parents to find her new home. She's looking for character and charm, and she wants a home she can put her stamp on. But they push for something more practical.

A young Connecticut woman is ready to move out of her childhood home into a place of her own. She wants a condo but her divorced parents each have different opinions, making it difficult for everyone to agree.

A New Jersey couple agrees that they need more space, but that's where the agreement ends. He wants a fixer-upper that he can put his own touches on, but she doesn't want to be stuck in a construction zone forever.

A young family in Chicago is looking for more space. She wants a sleek, modern home they can move into immediately. However, he is looking for a charming, vintage fixer-upper.

A young family moves to Strasburg, Virginia, to buy a more affordable house so mom can stay home with the kids. She wants a low-maintenance place but he is looking for a fixer-upper with structural integrity.

A young tech worker is moving to Denver and wants a new build with all the latest finishes. Her best friend thinks she should splurge to get what she wants, but the pricey market might have other ideas.

Two lawyers in the bustling Washington, DC, market are ready to buy their first home together and take their relationship to the next level. One wants a single family home in the suburbs, but the other loves city living.

An Air Force couple in WI is searching for a new home. She wants to stay under budget and be close to her parents, but he's hoping for a large lot in the country and doesn't mind paying more for something turnkey.

A couple is staking their financial security on their own bed and breakfast in the Finger Lakes region of New York. She hopes for a picturesque farmhouse, but he's focused on making sure the property is profitable.

A musician is buying his first home near where he grew up on the island of Maui, HI. He wants an oceanfront property with a pool and a second bedroom for studio space, but his friend-slash-agent insists he'll have to compromise.