Love It or List It

Michael and Jeffery not only have a house that's not working for them but they're also on different sides in regards to a solution. Michael wants to downsize and find another home while Jeffery wants to stay put.[HGTV]

The Nguyen's feel the time has come to make a change and convert their house back to a single family home. With living quarters split up among the main floor and basement the family is desperate to reclaim their space.[HGTV]

One of the show's contractors has had little time to complete his own home's renovations.[HGTV]

After looking at hundreds of homes John and Cecile found the 'perfect house' and were on the path to early retirement when life took them in a different direction.

With their bungalow bursting and a new baby due any day, the Gallagher's are in serious need of a domestic do-over. With tight budgets in hand, Hilary and David will have to race against the clock,[HGTV]

For Rachel and Stephane, having two kids in four years has rendered their home problematic. Stephane has never really liked the house, only the location, but Rachel is attached to its character and community.[HGTV]

When Charles and Sherri purchased their large fixer upper, they knew it would be more than enough space for their family, but they decided to start housing foreign students, so space became scarce.[HGTV]

The worlds of Hilary and David are turned on their heads when Hilary's assistant and her boyfriend go from mild mannered friends of the show to some of the hardest to please homeowners the hosts have ever had.[HGTV]

When Jim and Connie traded suburban sprawl for their commute free cottage in the city, they thought they'd made the right move. Four years later their dreams to grow their family are limited by their tiny home.[HGTV]

Nancy and Andrew feel their diamond in the rough has lost most of its shine. Hilary and David will have to overcome high hopes and huge expectations on their quest to impress these impossibly picky people.[HGTV]

When Kelly and Colin first purchased their 1200 square foot urban home, it was in the right place at the right time, but 9 years and 3 kids later, Colin's opinion has changed.[HGTV]

Steve promised Jennifer that if they bought a fixer-upper in the neighborhood where he grew up, she'd have her dream home within the year. But 3 years later, this dream has turned into a nightmare with very little done.[HGTV]

When design TV enthusiasts Holly and Peter bought their first home, they thought they'd be able to transform it as quickly as the pros on TV, but a year later this couple is buried under a pile of unfinished renovations.[HGTV]

With their charming, older home crammed with guitars, pianos and kid stuff, Ilda and Ryan need a domestic do over. But Ilda's in love with her fixer upper while Ryan's ready to run out the door to a new home.[HGTV]

Steven and Stephanie live in a fabulous part of town in a seriously dated home. Steven had a 5 year plan to make this their dream home, but 7 years later, nothing's been done.[HGTV]

When Steven and Rita first purchased this 2000 square foot suburban home they were in full agreement that this was the house for their family, but only a few years and 2 kids later and their home has become a battlefield[HGTV]

Hilary and David battle the clock to please a conflicted couple expecting their first baby. Can Hilary fix their crumbling suburban cottage? Or will David sweep them closer to the city?[HGTV]

The Hung's house needs a formidable facelift. Daughter Laurie wants to pay to renovate it while mom just wants to go. Hilary tries to reclaim the love with her reno while David digs deep to deliver a new family home.[HGTV]

Mike and Teresa live in a 90 year old charming home by the lake that's lovely on the outside, but lacking on the inside. Mike doesn't want to cut ties to his East Coast styled home but Teresa is fed up with its problems.[HGTV]

When a young couple invites a parent to join them in their fixer-upper, they need Hilary and David to work their magic immediately! It's a race against time to create a residential renaissance that can please everyone.[HGTV]

The Olmsteads live in the second floor apartment of their century fixer upper but plans to reform this residence went astray when baby came. Hilary and David aim to bring this couple together in a house to suit them.[HGTV]

With their first child on the way, two young artists decide their frozen second floor has got to go. With huge hopes, but tiny budgets, Hilary and David duke it out to find this family long sought after peace of mind.[HGTV]

Jason's home-based personal training business is putting a cramp in the home life and Karin wants to separate the two. Karin can't see blending both in their current home but Jason sees a future here.[HGTV]

The Milne family moved into their home 5 years ago and has quickly outgrown the space. James is fed up with the growing list of renovations while Sharon is extremely attached to the home.[HGTV]

After years of living abroad, the Maharishi family finally settled down into a suburban fixer upper. Rahul has a strong vision for this house but Rachel just can't see it and wants out.[HGTV]