House Hunters: Volume 2

A successful bachelor wants to purchase a spacious home that reflects his accomplishments in the affluent Detroit suburb of Grosse Pointe.

Gus and Rachel are excited to leave their tiny apartment behind and buy their first home together in Washington, DC. Rachel is set on a charming row house near shops, but Gus wants a place in the suburbs to have more space for his hobbies.

With plans to start a family, Bob and Caitlin are settling down and buying their first house. Caitlin has her heart set on pricey Manhattan Beach, CA, but Bob wants more house for their money.

A couple is ready to settle down near family and friends in Columbus, Ohio, after years of moving around. They'll have their hands full with a long wish and a budget of only $325,000.

David and Frank are looking for a tropical waterfront retreat on Kauai where they can escape their hectic mainland lives. But David wants something modern and open, while Frank is set on a rustic, Hawaiian plantation-style home.

Nick and Hillary are ready to get out of his bachelor pad in Seattle. His top priority is having plenty of storage space for his wine bottle collection, but she's more focused on making sure they find a place in a family-oriented community.

Denver transplants are on the hunt for a gargantuan Southern-Colonial with all the bells and whistles including a live-in space for the wife's parents, in Greenville, South Carolina.

The Murphy family is desperate to find a home is scenic West Hartford, CT, as soon as possible. With a budget of $650,000, they must compromise between wishes for a historic charmer and a home without expensive upkeep costs.

A Florida girl and her husband have moved back to his cold hometown of Green Bay, Wisconsin. A definite chill surrounds this house hunt when they clash over style, budget and neighbors.

A single girl in Dallas wants her first home to have French style and be small enough to easily maintain. Her mom wants her to buy a house large enough to accommodate a future family. This search could turn into a family feud.

A Boston couple goes on the hunt for a home big enough for their family of five in the suburbs. He's looking for a place with an extra room for his classic arcade games, but she isn't such a fan.

A single elementary school teacher is ready to buy her first place near scenic Balboa Park, a popular San Diego neighborhood. She wants a two-bedroom house but may need to settle for a condo or townhome on her $250,000 budget.

Sergio is from Serbia but he wants to buy his first home in Honolulu, Hawaii. His plan is to stay there for a few years and eventually rent the place out when he's ready to move on. However, he is picky about what he wants.