Love It or List It

Colin and Kelly love their neighborhood, but their charming old home has become a nightmare. They want their dream home, but need to choose between the suburbs or the city. Designer Hilary and Realtor David are ready to help.

Love It or List It contractor Eddy and his wife, Martine, bought their home two years ago with plans to renovate. But Eddy struggles to manage his time between work on the show and work at home.

Steve and Jennifer bought a 90-year-old fixer-upper for its location near Steve's family. Half-done renovations and multipurpose rooms have the couple frustrated with their home.

Newlyweds Peter and Holly moved into a fixer-upper with big designer dreams. She thought she knew exactly what she wanted from all the TV design shows she watched -- until they realized what a challenge it is to renovate a home.

Michael and Jeff have lived in their century-old house for 12 years. They love the historic neighborhood, but the love for their home has fizzled. Michael's ready to move out and downsize, but Jeff isn't sure he's ready to leave.

When Rachel and Stephan were purchasing their first house, they had a baby on the way and had to rush their decision. The small old house no longer works for their family.

Charles and Sherry serve as a host family to foreign students. While the students keep the couple young, they are taking a toll on the house. Designer Hilary and Realtor David present the couple with a big decision.

Desta, a designer on Love It or List It, and Mark, a musician who also works with the show, bought a fixer-upper. Their big design plans for the home have turned into a constant battle, and they need Hilary and David's help.

Retired couple John and Cecile had begun looking for retirement homes when they had a family change and took in their great-nephew. Now the main floor of their house doesn't have enough room for everyone.

Jim and Connie's house no longer matches the needs of their family: She thinks they need another bedroom, but he believes they can share rooms and remain in their home. Now, Hilary and David must find a solution to their problem.

Daniel and Crystal bought a bungalow, thinking it was big enough to fit their family's needs. But with the family quickly growing from four to six and a baby due at any moment, they realize the house doesn't work for them anymore.

Andrew and Nancy bought a converted triplex in a great neighborhood. They soon found the problems the conversion caused with functionality. Andrew has worked to improve the home's aesthetics, but the lack of functionality remains.