House Hunters: Volume 9

Baltimore newlyweds look to relocate so they can be closer to her family in rural Pennsylvania. He's giving up life in the city, so before he'll move to the country, there's a few non-negotiable items he insists on having in their first home.

An empty nester couple is ready to trade the suburbs for their dream of coastal living. She's looking for a place big enough for their adult kids to feel welcome, but he wants sand in between his toes, and at their price point, that means a smaller home.

A couple looks to fulfill a dream of raising their kids on a micro-farm in Georgia. She wants an updated modern farmhouse, but he loves the look of the vintage ranches from his childhood.

After recently getting out of debt, a couple looks to purchase their first home in Atlanta. He thinks affordability should be their top priority, but she doesn't want to compromise on her long wish list.

A couple has a second chance at love and looks to merge their lives together with a home in Chicago. She wants a place that has clean lines, but he works in construction and prefers to find an old house they can renovate.

After dating long-distance, a couple decides to combine households in Eugene, Oregon. She sees real estate as an investment and wants a well-priced fixer-upper, but he's a contractor and prefers a move-in ready home that doesn’t require any work.

Army veterans search for a spacious home in Colonial Williamsburg, Virginia. He wants something that reminds him of the history of America, but she won't put up with anything that's dated.

An engaged couple have outgrown their cramped apartment and search for more space in Boston. She's willing to spend for a move-in ready home and a short commute to the city, but he wants to spend less for a place farther out with a big backyard for games.

After falling on hard times, a woman is back on her feet and ready to buy a place of her own in Houston, Texas. She wants a brick rancher that reminds her of her grandmother's home, but her friend insists she'd be better off with a more manageable condo.

A couple looks to buy a vacation home to enjoy family activities near Lake Champlain, Vermont. Available homes are limited, so they'll have to choose between smaller places on the lake, or houses with larger tracts of land farther from the water.

New parents want to be near family and look to move back to their hometown in Pennsylvania. They both want a classic Craftsman-style home, but while she's hoping for a good deal with some projects, he's ready to spend big for a place that's move-in ready.

A newlywed couple searches for their first home in Biloxi, Mississippi. She wants an older Colonial with tons of charm and doesn't mind taking on a project, but he's ready to spend big on something newer that's move-in ready.

A young Seattle transplant is on the hunt for her first home in Boston. She has her sights set on a modern condo with hints of vintage charm, but living in this historic city has some unique quirks that'll make the search a steep learning curve.