House Hunters: Volume 4

A sportscaster and her husband are looking for their first home in Tampa, Florida. He wants a classic bungalow with a front porch and a large backyard. She's insistent on a brick plantation-style home that's move-in ready.

A Tennessee couple tries to find a future home they can commit to before permanently committing to each other.

A Seattle software engineer and his wife debate between a geodesic dome home with plenty of room for his robots and a Craftsman-style home perfect for her craft room.

A Chicago family debates between various home styles while searching for the perfect house in Raleigh, NC.

A single mom hunts for her first home in Panama City, Florida, with the help of her two kids. But while one kid loves the charm and history of older homes, the other one leans more towards modern styles.

An American husband is moving his Dominican wife and their son back to his native Paramus, NJ. She wants a ranch with at least four bedrooms, while he wants a three-bedroom Victorian but neither one of them is willing to budge.

With over a $1 million budget, young parents are on the hunt for the perfect home on Chicago's North Shore for their family of three. While they can agree on living near the lake, they can't agree on the style of home to buy.

A young couple searches for their first home in Vancouver, Washington. But with only $190,000 to spend, they'll have to settle for homes with some quirks, including much-dreaded stairs.

A married couple with kids and a very specific wish list searches for a large family home in Dallas, TX.

Newlyweds disagree over home style while trying to find a house with a basement in Nashville.

A young family from suburban Southern California debates between house styles while searching for a home in Charlotte, NC.

A couple moves back to her home state of Ohio to find their dream home after years in Los Angeles. She's set on a traditional-style home with a rural setting, but he'd prefer to keep his commute short in a home close to the city.

A single mom is looking for a home in Oakland, California, and hoping for extra space she can rent out to help with expenses. Will she have to compromise on her wishlist in this ultra-competitive and pricey market?