Love It or List It Vancouver

Cancer survivor David, his wife Jane and their two kids love life on the west coast, but not their house.[HGTV]

Chris was elated to buy his childhood home from his parents, but Stephanie feels like she’s stuck in a time warp.[HGTV]

Dan and Heather are debating on moving.

Eva and Chris never planned on living in their dysfunctional East side home forever. Can Todd find a turnkey home on the coveted West side and convince Chris to move? Or will Jillian’s re-design persuade Eva to stay?[HGTV]

Film Caterer Davey has high hopes for his dream kitchen, but Ellie is hopeful they’ll find it closer to downtown. Can Jillian win Ellie over with a stunning redesign, or will Todd score big with a hip high-rise retreat?[HGTV]

Heather and Dan have too much space. Can Jillian bring purpose to every square inch and keep Dan from leaving? Or will Todd convince Heather to move with a turnkey home, closer to the city?[HGTV]

When they first bought their fixer-upper, Jeanine had high hopes for Norman’s reno ambitions. Ten years and four kids later, she’s had it.[HGTV]

Brandy is fed up with feeling like a barrier in her own home. Can Jillian keep her from leaving with a wheelchair-accessible redesign? Or will Todd find a move-in-ready rancher to convince Aaron to move on?[HGTV]

Christine and Chris’s gorgeous heritage home is situated in one of the country’s swankiest neighbourhoods, but looks can be deceiving![HGTV]

Restaurant owners, Mary and Calvin love living within walking distance to work but their house is a dysfunctional mess. Can Todd find them something calm and contemporary, close by?[HGTV]

Nancy and Lucky bought the ideal home for their family of four – but then little Avery came along, and now they’re a bedroom short.[HGTV]

Jennifer and Robert's home has an idyllic setting, but they overlooked a shower that is way too open-concept and an indoor hot tub that is washed up. Can Jillian rework a bizarre layout before Todd inspires a move?[HGTV]

Sally, Ed and their twin girls are tired of living on top of each other. Can Todd find a larger, turnkey home in their desired mountain community?[HGTV]

Online entrepreneurs Stephanie and Nick juggle home-based businesses and two children in a tiny, dated home. Can Jillian sway Nick with a design overhaul or will Todd pry Stephanie from her life-long neighbourhood?[HGTV]

For Teri, his home’s city location trumps its awful layout and dated interior but Kim craves a spacious, modern house without bars on her windows! [HGTV]

A dark home with a cramped layout has Linda wanting out, but Chris has no plans to leave their lakeside house.[HGTV]

Hoping for a West Coast dream home, Brenda and Marcos got a reno nightmare. Handyman Marcos has everything half done and Brenda is over it. [HGTV]

Elana and Brian’s home is a design fiasco but their trendy area has house prices exploding. Elana wants to cash out but Brian won’t budge. [HGTV]

Her dated, split-level home and killer commute are driving Aleksandra crazy, but Vincent thinks their house has great bones aching for a redesign.[HGTV]

Alison and Frank’s majestic, oceanfront home is now more burden than blessing. Can Jillian’s stunning kitchen and ensuite upgrades convince them there is fun in function?[HGTV]

Sherri and Jeff plan to retire but timing is everything. She says there’s still life in their old home, but he says cash out now and move on. [HGTV]

Odd angles and a bad layout give Mark a case of buyer’s remorse, but Katie loves their area and pool.[HGTV]

With baby number four due any day, Laila and Dan challenge Jillian with a tight budget, a tighter deadline and a huge reno on a tiny, old house.[HGTV]

After living away for ten years, Kelly and Gene don’t recognize their neglected home. Jillian thinks an amazing kitchen and spa-like bathroom will do the trick, but Todd tempts with a downsized home and simpler lifestyle[HGTV]

Stay-at-home Dad Neil has one foot out the door of his impractical house. Sick of no storage and fighting over one bathroom, he wants space.[HGTV]