House Hunters: Volume 4

Nicholas and Tyler want very different types of homes in Chicago. Tyler, who loves Chicago architecture, is pushing for a turn-of-the-century brownstone. Real estate agent Nicholas wants a new high-rise with a doorman and a pool.

A Florida couple relocating to Dallas is having troubles with their house hunt. She's looking for a European-style home with plenty of windows, but he's hoping for a private Craftsman-style home, and neither is backing down.

A Franco-American and his Francophile wife struggle to find the right amount of French style in Half Moon Bay, California.

Newlyweds looking to start a family want a big house in Loudon County, Virginia. He wants a big yard for lawn games and space for video games in the basement, while she wants a fancy kitchen and an open layout for entertaining.

She wants new, but he's willing to get an older house to live in his ideal neighborhood in Virginia Beach, Virginia.

A woman, along with her best friend (and future tenant), searches for a home in Denver.

A young engineer looks for a modest bungalow with great curb appeal in Indianapolis.

Newlyweds are upgrading to a large home in Portland, OR, and are hoping to find a common ground between his fondness for Craftsman homes and her interest in Cape Cod-style homes. Will Portland step up and meet their needs?

Engaged twentysomethings in Connecticut want to find their first place before they get married. She'd love to find a turnkey Colonial-style home, but he wants a contemporary fixer-upper.

A Columbus, Ohio, couple wants very different things on their house hunt. He's looking for a turnkey Craftsman or Colonial. She wants cookie-cutter uniformity and loves the idea that no one can make the neighborhood look ugly.

A young couple is searching for their first home near Portland, Maine. She's hoping for a Cape Cod or a Colonial that feels cozy and welcoming, while he'd prefer a midcentury modern -- with 20 acres for his own trapshooting range.

Twin sisters looking to buy a house in Galveston, Texas, are hoping to score a place as close to the water as possible. From bungalows to a pair of adjacent twin houses, the properties on this hunt could cause a double take.

A couple is temporarily living in a camper while they look for a new home in Nashville. She'd like a brick rancher near town, but he's hoping to live farther away from neighbors. Can Music City provide them a compromise?