House Hunters: Volume 4

A couple is temporarily living in a camper while they look for a new home in Nashville. She'd like a brick rancher near town, but he's hoping to live farther away from neighbors. Can Music City provide them a compromise?

Twin sisters looking to buy a house in Galveston, Texas, are hoping to score a place as close to the water as possible. From bungalows to a pair of adjacent twin houses, the properties on this hunt could cause a double take.

A young couple is searching for their first home near Portland, Maine. She's hoping for a Cape Cod or a Colonial that feels cozy and welcoming, while he'd prefer a midcentury modern -- with 20 acres for his own trapshooting range.

A Columbus, Ohio, couple wants very different things on their house hunt. He's looking for a turnkey Craftsman or Colonial. She wants cookie-cutter uniformity and loves the idea that no one can make the neighborhood look ugly.

Engaged twentysomethings in Connecticut want to find their first place before they get married. She'd love to find a turnkey Colonial-style home, but he wants a contemporary fixer-upper.

Newlyweds are upgrading to a large home in Portland, OR, and are hoping to find a common ground between his fondness for Craftsman homes and her interest in Cape Cod-style homes. Will Portland step up and meet their needs?

A young engineer looks for a modest bungalow with great curb appeal in Indianapolis.

A woman, along with her best friend (and future tenant), searches for a home in Denver.

She wants new, but he's willing to get an older house to live in his ideal neighborhood in Virginia Beach, Virginia.

Newlyweds looking to start a family want a big house in Loudon County, Virginia. He wants a big yard for lawn games and space for video games in the basement, while she wants a fancy kitchen and an open layout for entertaining.

A Franco-American and his Francophile wife struggle to find the right amount of French style in Half Moon Bay, California.

A Florida couple relocating to Dallas is having troubles with their house hunt. She's looking for a European-style home with plenty of windows, but he's hoping for a private Craftsman-style home, and neither is backing down.

Nicholas and Tyler want very different types of homes in Chicago. Tyler, who loves Chicago architecture, is pushing for a turn-of-the-century brownstone. Real estate agent Nicholas wants a new high-rise with a doorman and a pool.