House Hunters: Volume 5

A young buyer with a background in architecture and design looks for a sleek and modern loft-style condo in one of Chicago's westside neighborhoods.

A young couple moves in with her parents while hunting for a home in the bedroom communities of Detroit. He's hoping for a big backyard, but she's looking for less land and more home.

Newlyweds want to put down roots and buy an apartment together in New York City. They both want a charming, pre-war era building, but they can't agree on whether they want a lower-level unit or a high-rise with views of Manhattan.

With the help of two potential roommates, a young entrepreneur looks for a modern, updated bachelor pad in downtown Denver.

David and Curtis want to buy a home together in Portland, OR. David has his heart set on an older home with space for a garden and chickens. However, Curtis wants to be in a modern loft downtown in the middle of all the action.

After getting transferred to San Angelo, Texas, a military family is in a time crunch to find a new home. She's looking for a Craftsman-style house with charm while he's leaning towards a contemporary design with clean lines.

A married couple with two kids relocates from busy NYC to slower-paced living in the suburbs of Pittsburgh. With a $1 million budget, they'll see spectacular homes that far exceed the size of their NYC apartment.

A young, engaged couple looks for a home in Plainfield, Illinois. She wants a one-story ranch where the family can be close together, but he prefers a spacious two-story Colonial.

A couple wants to upgrade from their small condo in downtown Chicago to a home with outdoor space and a workout room. While she wants modern architecture in an urban setting, he prefers a classic greystone on a quiet street.

Houston natives and new parents want to put their stamp on a historic home in the Texas city. She's ready to tackle a big project, but he wants to dial down on the renovation and focus on their expanding family.

A couple who grew up on the Navajo reservation is ready to buy their first home in Phoenix. She likes Spanish-style new construction, while he favors a traditional two-story that he can do some work on to make it their own.

A Connecticut family moves to Jacksonville, Florida, to escape the cold. They hope to land a large family home that allows them to enjoy the great outdoors but soon discover no house is perfect, even in paradise.

An engaged couple hunts for a starter home in San Jose, CA. Even with their $1 million budget, finding a home before their wedding day won't be easy as he likes the practicality of ranches and she prefers the charm of Victorians.