House Hunters: Volume 9

Young newlyweds are ready to search for a home to purchase in South Carolina. They're looking for something close to their jobs, and they also want a place that can accommodate their ambitious winemaking side business.

Two twenty-something best friends have decided they each want to buy their own first home in Atlanta. They're looking for separate houses together, but with identical price ranges and similar wants, the hunt could bring them closer or create competition.

A couple with a baby on the way looks to get out of their basement apartment and into a home of their own in Chicago. She wants a place that's contemporary with an elevator, but he's a huge fan of vintage architecture.

A military family is making their tenth relocation, this time to downtown Cincinnati. They're hoping this will be their last move, so she's hoping for a charming historic home with room to grow, but he's favoring a place that's turnkey contemporary.

A single mom looks to buy her first home so her young son can be closer to family in Charleston, West Virginia. She's focused on finding an older home that's as quirky as she is, but her mom thinks she should find something that's lower maintenance.

A newly single woman is excited to start a new chapter of her life with a home in Charleston, South Carolina. Her young daughter thinks she should downsize, but she's stuck on getting the large single-family house with a pool that she had previously.

After relocating from Montana less than a year ago, a couple is ready to move their family out of a rental and buy their own home in South Georgia. He grew up in the South and loves Southern charm, but she wants something that's more contemporary.

Two young professionals search for a place after landing dream jobs in Minnesota. One of them is from the area and wants a historic house to fix up like he's always dreamed of, but the other is all about a sleek modern home they can move into right away.

North Shore Boston newlyweds are expecting their first child and need a bigger place. They're looking to get out of their one bedroom apartment, but they have very different ideas of what their family dream home should look like, and what it should cost.

In need of more space, a couple looks to buy their first home in Raleigh, North Carolina. Up against a tough market, he's willing to take on projects or consider townhomes, but she's determined to find a single-family home that's move-in ready.

Buyers can finally afford to purchase property after moving from New York City to the Grand Rapids area near Lake Michigan. One wants to play it safe with a smaller and less-expensive home, but the other wants to spend big for a large house by the lake.

A couple didn't get everything they wanted in their last home, so this time they're hoping to get it all in the Kansas suburbs. She's looking for a midcentury modern house, but he has his eyes set on a new build.

Buyers outside of New York City sold their apartment in less than a week, so now they need to find a new home fast. He wants to go with something small to keep costs down, but she's got her heart set on a large house with charm and a whimsical feel.