House Hunters

- Season 20

(1999)

A buyer is excited to be returning to her hometown of Louisville, Kentucky, to purchase a house. Her grown son has joined her on the hunt to find the perfect mix of move-in ready and old-world charm on a $350,000 budget.

A young couple disagrees about the style of home they're looking for in Austin, Texas. She loves the 1970s and is looking for a funky vibe. He grew up in Argentina and wants a home with a Spanish look and a huge yard for his Argentine grill.

A historic architecture preservationist is looking for a charming row house in Philadelphia, and she's bringing her mom along for the hunt. She wants an older home in the city with lots of historical details and minimal renovation needs, but her mom would like to see her find a newer, turn-key home closer to the suburbs.

Tim and Reuben are looking for a part-time home in Manhattan. In this ultra-pricey market, however, even a $1.5 million budget means compromising on style, size and outdoor space..

Newlyweds disagree over their first home in the Los Angeles suburb of Simi Valley. To get the high-end details and space they want, they'll have to decide between buying turn-key or a fixer-upper.

A recently-married couple from Columbus, IN, search for a first home that's large enough inside for them to start a family. While he's set on a traditional, move-in ready home, she wants a Craftsman-style home full of Southern charm.

Buyers retiring in Palm Springs, California, want a modern house with major wow factor. A pool and a large, open floor plan with tall windows looking out at the views are also high on their list.

A single lawyer trades up from a townhouse to a single-family home in Dallas, Texas. She's looking for lots of square footage with a pool, a bar and a game room. Will any home be able to live up to her high standards?

Newlyweds in Columbus, Ohio, are on the hunt for a home. She wants contemporary and move-in ready with a formal dining room, but he prefers a vintage house and thinks dining rooms are a waste of space.

A local entertainment power couple searches for a family-friendly home in Columbus, Ohio. It must come with a separate, defined entryway for him and a big basement for her where she can teach dance.

An engaged couple debates whether to buy an industrial loft or a vintage condo in Chicago. He needs a big kitchen since he has every cooking gadget known to man, and she needs a deck that's big enough to hang her hammock.

A couple seek a permanent home in Chico, California; he wants a two-story house with a pool; she throws a veto in his direction.

A couple is on the hunt for a house in Charlotte, North Carolina. But while she wants something with local vintage character, he prefers modern.

A couple hunts for a home in Georgia before their upcoming wedding, but he wants a split-level ranch with opportunity for projects, while she wants a move-in-ready Craftsman.

An airline pilot and his wife want to buy a home with more space in Atlanta. He'd like a single-family home in a more rural area near the airport, while she's hoping for a townhouse with more square footage close to downtown.

A young couple has outgrown their small house and wants more land to expand their hobby farm. She wants a Colonial-style home on 5 acres, but he wants a farmhouse with a barn and outbuildings on as many as 50 acres.

Ready to buy their first home, a Salt Lake City couple try to get on the same page; he wants the ease and lack of maintenance that a townhouse provides; she wants the cozy charm of a single-family home.

A family of four wants to lay down roots in the tranquil town of Saratoga Springs in upstate New York. She wants a Colonial or Cape Cod-style home nestled in a family-friendly neighborhood, but he wants a farmhouse with lots of land and access to a lake.

Newlyweds are on the hunt for their first home in Indianapolis, but they have different ideas of what they're looking for. She has her eye on a mid-century modern design. He's dreaming of a classic Tudor with plenty of peaked angles, and given cold Indiana winters, a home without a wood-burning fireplace may be the ultimate deal breaker for him.

A West Virginia couple with opposing tastes has trouble agreeing on their first home. He wants a turn-of-the-century charmer in the heart of the city, but she's after a rustic home in the country.

For these avid weightlifters, the size of the house they want to buy in Eugene, Oregon, is at the top of their list, including a kitchen they won't bump booties in. But when one wants an older vintage house and the other yearns for a new build, a real estate wrestling match may be at hand.

New parents return to her hometown to look for their first home. She's up for projects, but he wants a place that's move-in ready and has a pool.

A music teacher/DJ is looking for his first home in South Amboy, NJ. His top priority is to find a house with a lot of unique features that tell a story, but since his girlfriend plans to move in with him, her wish list may just rewrite the story's ending.

A young couple is hunting for a home in Gainesville, FL. One thing they can agree on is they both want a luxurious bubble bath to share, but he's focused on having enough space for archery in the backyard while she is looking for a plantation-style home.

A couple and their two small kids move to Philadelphia and need to buy a home. She wants one level with a bonus room for her photography business, but he would prefer a two-story Colonial or Cape Cod with a big yard.

After 10 years in the Las Vegas suburbs, a family with four kids has decided they want a more rural setting. They're on the hunt for a half-acre of property where they can have horses, chickens and a large garden.

Married actuaries are looking for a low-risk home with water views in Newport Beach, California. She wants a quaint cottage with water views and beachside living, but he's hoping for a Spanish-style home with a media room that feels like a vacation that never ends.

A young family of four is looking for new home with plenty of acreage and room to play in the White Bear Lake area of Minnesota. She wants a brand new Craftsman-style home, but her husband wants a rustic farmhouse.

A couple debates Craftsman versus ranch while buying their first house in Portland. One thing they do agree on is finding a big backyard suitable for urban farming and their chicken coop.

With two young children, a couple wants to upgrade from their starter home to a bigger house with a yard in El Dorado Hills, California. He's a former minor league baseball player who wants a log cabin with enough yard space for a batting cage and pitching mound, while she wants something a little more traditional.

A first-time home buyer looks for the perfect party pad, but may have to give up some of his desired size and upgrades.

Partners are on the search for their first home home together in Northampton, Massachusetts. One of them is looking for a contemporary home with a "wow" factor, while the other is more interested in a traditional American home like the ones he saw on TV while growing up in Brazil. They also have differing opinions on basements.

An engaged couple is looking for their first house in Cincinnati, Ohio. She wants a hip downtown loft-style condo, but he wants the coziness of a single-family home. One thing they can agree on is that their place will need to satisfy their social media celebrity cat.

Even with $3 million to spend, an Indiana couple's dream of buying a vacation home in sunny Key West, Florida, is complicated. He wants a historic century-old home, but she wants a brand new contemporary house.

An L.A. couple who has been renting for years is finally ready to make the leap to homeownership. She wants as much house as they can afford, and she's angling for a Mediterranean-style place that reminds her of her native Turkey. But he'd prefer something small and modern. Can they find a home that satisfies both their aesthetics and makes them happy homeowners at last?

Michael and Bryan are first-time homebuyers looking to settle down in Baltimore. While they're both set on finding a home in the historic city, the two disagree on style and location. The couple debates the pros and cons of living downtown versus the surrounding area as well as the benefits of living in a vintage home versus a modern one. Will they be able to find a compromise?

New parents are looking for a home in Nashville, Tennessee. But while he wants room for his drums, she's looking for a space that will accommodate in-laws visiting their baby granddaughter. Can they find a home in Music City with plenty of room for everyone and everything?

A child psychiatrist and his wife are looking to buy a home in Bangor, Maine, and are bringing along a quirky wish list. She doesn't want any carpet in the house and insists they find something with a screened-in porch for their cat. While he thinks that's strange, his requirement is that the house doesn't have a staircase near the front entryway because it would make him feel claustrophobic. Will Bangor be able to provide the couple with a house that satisfies their unique needs?

High school sweethearts are looking to buy their first home in Tampa, Florida. While they're looking for the perfect place to settle down, they're also hoping to find a home that can give them enough space to run their coffee distributorship. They agree space is important, but they can't seem to find common ground when it comes to style. Will their first home together be a charming Craftsman, or will it have a stylish modern design?

A Boston couple clashes over the style of home they're looking to buy. She wants a grand Cape Cod with an open layout, luxury kitchen and pool. He wants a quaint Colonial packed with historic charm -- and a lower price tag.

Jamie and Evan are relocating from San Diego and want a large home in the suburbs in a neighborhood with a community pool, but she has dreams of a two-story Craftsman while he prefers a ranch-style home because of his bad knees.

A 24-year-old is excited to move out of his parents' house and into his first place in San Diego, but he gets more than he bargained for when his mom comes along to give a second opinion.

A single girl searches for a home in State College, PA. She's interested in finding a single family home with a yard and no shared walls, but her friend thinks she'll be better off in a low-maintenance townhouse. Will she follow her friends advice or will she find the single family home of her dreams?

A couple is on the hunt for a new home in Grand Prairie, Texas. She's looking for a stately two-story home that tells the world they've arrived, but he's looking for a comfy one-story home with lots of land.

A couple in Tulsa are looking to purchase their first home but they can't agree on anything. She wants a bungalow but he wants mid-century modern. He loves granite and she can't stand it. She's up for a fixer but he wants move-in ready. Will this couple find enough even ground to make a decision?

A young couple has been saving up searches for their first home outside Oklahoma City. With their modest budget, they're willing to go for a fixer-upper, but some things are non-negotiable. Will they be able to find a home that has everything on their wishlist, including a big backyard, room to grow and a big tree in the front yard?

A St. Petersburg, Florida couple is trading in their townhouse for a new home and can't seem to agree on style or location. While he's hoping to find a Colonial style home near the downtown area, she's looking for a contemporary style place in the surrounding area. St. Petersburg offers many options -- will the couple be able to meet in the middle?

A young buyer is looking for a place he can call his own in one of Chicago's west side neighborhoods. His company specializes in architecture and design clients, and he's developed a preference for a loft-style condo that's sleek and modern. He also wants a private master suite so he doesn't have to share a bathroom if he decides to get a roommate in the future.

Houston natives and new parents want to put their stamp on a historic home in the Texas city. She's ready to tackle a big project, but he wants to dial down the renovation and focus on their growing family.

After getting transferred, a military family has just a few days to find a new home; she looks for a Craftsman-style house with charm and unique character, while he leans toward a contemporary design with clean lines.

A couple is ready to upgrade from their small high-rise condo in downtown Chicago to a home with outdoor space and a dedicated workout room. While she wants modern architecture in an urban setting, he prefers a classic greystone on a quiet street.

A married couple with two kids relocates from busy New York City to slower-paced living in the suburbs of Pittsburgh. With a million dollar budget, they'll see spectacular homes that far exceed the size of their NYC apartment.

A recently married couple is ready to finally put down some roots and buy their first apartment together in Manhattan. While they agree on wanting a charming, pre-war era building, they disagree on whether to purchase a lower-level unit or a high-rise with NYC views.

A young entrepreneur is searching for the perfect bachelor pad in Denver with the help of two potential roommates. He's looking for something downtown that's super modern and updated.

A Connecticut family is moving to Jacksonville, Florida, to escape the cold. They hope to land a large family home that allows them to enjoy the great outdoors but soon discover no house is perfect, even in paradise.

An engaged couple is hoping to find a starter home in San Jose, California. He likes the practicality of ranches, but she prefers the charm and character of Victorians. Even with their hefty one million dollar budget, though, finding a home before the big day won't be easy.

A couple who grew up on the Navajo reservation prepares to buy their first home in Phoenix; she wants a single-story, Spanish-style, while he favors a traditional or Colonial two-story.

David and his partner, Curtis, have decided the time is right to get a place together in Portland, Oregon. David has his heart set on an older home with character and a yard with space for a garden and chickens. However, Curtis wants to be in a modern loft downtown in the middle of all the action.

A young engaged couple is searching for a house in Plainfield, Illinois. She wants a one-story ranch so their family can all be close together, whereas he'd prefer a more spacious two-story Colonial. She's also got her heart set on a walk-in pantry and definitely doesn't want an open concept.

Ready to return home, a young couple moves in with her parents while hunting for a home in the bedroom communities of Detroit. He's hoping for a big backyard, but she's looking for less land and more home. With her parents ready for them to move out, the pressure's on to find a home.

A couple with three children looks for a family home; she wants a classic Victorian, while he feels a split-level will suit the family perfectly.

An engaged couple hurries to find a house before their wedding; she wants a Colonial with a porch and a china closet, while he stands firm on a ranch with a finished basement.

With plans underway to adopt their foster son, a Sacramento, California, couple needs to buy a bigger home. But locating a house with the updates and space she needs but with a price well below his $600,000 budget will be a challenge.

Two fitness buffs from Tennessee relocate to Rochester, N.Y. and are hoping to find a home with an open kitchen, a big yard for their dog and enough space to pursue their taxidermy new hobby.

Empty nesters search for a red brick Colonial house near the town of Fort Myers, Florida. With a strong aversion to Mediterranean homes and an irrational fear of alligators, the couple is hoping to find the perfect home away from the water.

Nick and Anthony are on the hunt for a single-family home in the West Chester, Pennsylvania, area. However, Nick has a fear of fireplaces and Anthony is afraid of homes' connections to the spirit world, phobias that could make finding their first home more difficult.

A young buyer is on the hunt for a place in Philadelphia to share with three of his friends who will be renting from him. However, when their wishlists get in his way, it becomes clear that four is going to be a crowd.

A young couple searches for a starter home in Houston, Texas, but don't see eye-to-eye on their wishlists. He wants to live in a contemporary high-rise in the downtown area, but she wants a single-family home with room for them to grow when they start a family.

A couple can't agree on style during their Washington, DC, house hunt. While she wants a modern and contemporary place that's move-in ready, he's looking for a traditional style fixer-upper. This will be their first home together but can they reach an agreement on what style of house best suits them?

A man brings his family of five to his hometown so he can open a guitar shop with his father, and hopes to find a stately Colonial home with a sunroom, but his wife wants a house with a pool.

A Maine couple relocates to the mountain resort town of Park City, Utah, looking for outdoor adventures, but he looks for a rustic lodge with great mountain views while she hopes to find a Craftsman house in a flat, safe neighborhood.

A family needs a big home outside Washington, D.C., but he's looking for something with a contemporary-industrial vibe and a home theater, while she wants a Colonial with a home office.

A Tennessee couple isn't seeing eye to eye on their Chattanooga house hunt. While she wants to renovate again, he does not. But that's only the beginning of the compromises they'll be up against.

High school music teachers are searching Loveland, CO, for their first home. Finding a place with room for their future children, a music studio and a large unfinished basement that can be updated, however, will be a challenge on their budget. Will the mountainous city give them what they're looking for?

An engaged couple house hunts on the beautiful island of Oahu, HI. She wants a fixer-upper with lots of character and is willing to put her future husband to work get it. He, however, is hoping to find a home that's move-in ready. Will Hawaii give them the perfect home where they can start their marriage?

A newly engaged Atlanta couple prepares to settle down; he hopes to find a turnkey with a big yard and a pool, while she'd be happy with a craftsman fixer-upper.

Newlyweds are on the hunt for their first home in Louisville, KY. The two are busy trying to start their own brewery business, so something move-in ready would be preferable. Their budget, however, may stick them with a fixer-upper and having to put up with some quirks.

A couple has relocated back to their hometown of Springfield, MA, and is on the hunt for a home. She's hoping to find either a Victorian or a Dutch Colonial house loaded with character and charm, but he has always been attracted to raised ranch-style homes. Can the couple agree on a style so they can make Springfield home again?

An engaged couple hunts for their first home in New Jersey. He wants a sleek and modern home that's completely move-in ready but she has her eyes set on a fixer-upper with lots of charm. Will modern style win out over timeless charm?

A Silicon Valley couple is on the hunt for a new home in San Jose, Calif.; she's looking for a Craftsman with charm and character, but he has his eye on a more contemporary home.

A couple searches for a spacious home for their family of five in the pricey village of Floral Park, New York. She wants to go all in for a move-in ready house, but with their budget, he thinks they can save money with a fixer-upper.

A couple looking for their first home hopes to find a steal in the affordable city of Idaho Falls, Idaho. She wants to use the entire budget on a move-in-ready, but he wants to prove the merits of his renovation skills with a fixer-upper.

A newlywed couple hunt for a new home; she wants to embrace the Arizona lifestyle with a Spanish-style home that includes a pool, but he wants a ranch without a pool that has cheaper heating and air.

A couple battles over style, price and luxury features in their Tampa house hunt; she wants to spend big on a fully upgraded or newly built Craftsman, while he'd prefer to save money on an Acadian-style fixer-upper.

A couple with a baby on the way searches Long Island's North Shore for a house close to the water.

Buyers in Grand Rapids, Michigan, look for a home after moving with their kids from Chicago. He wants a small lot with plenty of close neighbors so the kids will have friends to play with, while she prefers a large private lot with a woodsy feel.

Soon-to-be parents from Florida make a move north in search of their first home in St. Paul, Minnesota. He wants to be close to the hockey scene downtown and is hoping for a newer ranch-style house with an open floor plan. She, however, wants an older Victorian house with character in the suburbs.

Pennsylvania newlyweds look for their first house in historic Chester County, and prioritize finding one with a gourmet kitchen since he's a chef and loves to cook.

A young executive searches for her first home in Bergen County, N.J. and brings along her childhood friend to help out; she'd love to have a low-maintenance high rise for her single lifestyle but her friend thinks she should buy a single family home.

A professional off-road motorcycle racer and his makeup artist wife buy their first home; she wants a one-story house so their basset hounds don't have to climb any stairs, but he becomes more interested in a two-story fixer-upper.

A chef and his wife look for a bigger place in Chicago, but can't agree on what to buy. He wants a modern-style loft in the city, while she wants a vintage home in the suburbs. Can they come to a compromise?

A Greenville, South Carolina, family of six looks to move up from their small town house into something bigger; while she wants to put their own stamp on a fixer-upper, he'd much rather keep it simple with a move-in-ready home.

A Tampa couple searches for a house with at least 3,000 square feet to have room for future kids. However, she wants a Spanish or Mediterranean-style home with a white kitchen and pool-spa combination while he prefers a French provincial that has a frameless shower in the master bathroom.

A couple is on the hunt for a smaller home in Appleton, Wisconsin. She's looking for a four-square house with historic charm and classic details, but he thinks an updated Colonial will be easier to maintain.

A couple in Tampa is looking for a home in a more kid-friendly neighborhood for their two daughters; he prefers a historic home on a quiet city street, and she wants a newer build in the suburbs.

A couple looking for a vacation home in Destin, Florida, can't agree on whether they should buy a cozy cottage close to the beach or a grand Mediterranean farther from the water. With $1 million on the line, these two won't compromise without a fight.

Staten Islanders priced out of New York are looking for their first home in northern New Jersey. She wants a fixer-upper with a grass-less concrete backyard, while he has his eye on a move-in ready home with a finished basement; that has a urinal.

A Boston couple looks for a home with plenty of land for their six alpacas; she wants a turnkey farmhouse or Nantucket-style home, while he'd like an older Victorian or Craftsman with lots of character that he can restore.

A couple goes on the hunt for their trade-up home in Peoria, Illinois; he wants a country setting with plenty of land, but she insists on a traditional neighborhood.

A couple's dream of buying a $1 million vacation home in Newport Beach, California, gets put to the test when they disagree over its style, as he pushes for a cozy cottage with a lived-in feel and she insists on a stark white contemporary home.

A reporter and a producer are looking for a new home in Columbus, Ohio. He prefers big backyard and a fireplace, while she wants a brand-new home with a gourmet kitchen to use as a background for her social media videos.

A couple relocating from the East Coast to the West Coast wants to put down roots in competitive and pricey San Diego.

A first-time buyer seeks help from her mom in Portland, Oregon. Mom thinks her daughter should put some sweat equity into one of the city's historic Craftsman bungalows. But the buyer's dog is also coming along for the hunt, and a big yard is his top priority.

A young buyer seeks her first condo in a residential neighborhood just north of Chicago, but her mother comes along for the ride and thinks she should be in a downtown high-rise complete with all the amenities.

Married real estate agents look for the perfect home in Oklahoma City; he hopes to find a one-story Craftsman, but she prefers the French Country style and wants two stories.

A couple looks for a home with some mid-century glam in Chico, California. The interior designer of the two wants a fixer-upper he can put his stamp on but the other is laser-focused on finding a home that comes with a pool.

A woman searches for a home in Florida that has plenty of roaming space for her three cats. She quickly discovers that finding the perfect home with the tropical vibe she wants won't be easy. Will she find a place that satisfies both her and her cats?

A Pittsburgh man is looking for a house reminiscent of this childhood home. His New Jersey-born wife doesn't think their new home has to be an exact replica of his parents' and wants something more contemporary. She also wants something reminiscent of her own childhood in the form of a swimming pool like she grew up with. Will they find something that's a perfect compromise?

A newly engaged couple is searching for their first home in Pittsburgh. But while he's hoping for a ranch with an open floor plan and projects he can tackle, she's more interested in a two-story Colonial and is hesitant about him taking on any big renovations.

A young couple hunts for a starter home in the suburbs of Kansas City, but they each have different wishes. He wants a Cape Cod fixer-upper, while she would prefer a new Craftsman-style home instead. Can she persuade him to go with the ease of new construction?

A couple leave Manhattan to buy their first home in Beacon, New York; she wants a sprawling white farmhouse, but he loves Beacon's vintage charm and prefers a historic Queen Anne Victorian.

Atlanta sisters search for a larger place of their own, but struggle with completely different style tastes. One wants a condo downtown with Craftsman style and homey details, while the other favors a single-family home with a glam interior.

A young family searches for a home in Upstate New York. They've agreed on a general location, but still clash over style and home readiness. Can they find a suitable compromise?

San Diego newlyweds and first-time home-buyers want to move as close to the beach as possible. She wants small and dark bedrooms that accommodate her night shift schedule and he's hoping to have a garage where he can work on vintage cars.

New Jersey newlyweds who are sick of apartment living decide to move to Marlton, NJ. But she wants an open floor plan and plenty of closet space, while he wants clearly defined rooms and a basement workout space.

An engaged couple is on the hunt for their first home on Long Island, NY. She wants a one-story ranch home with three bedrooms and a rustic vibe. He, on the other hand, is looking for a two-story Colonial with an ultra-modern interior and four bedrooms.

After recently relocating from Texas to pricey Naples, Florida, a couple is still in sticker shock. He's ready to spend big on a move-in ready Mediterranean, but she wants to find a cottage fixer-upper that lets her knock down some walls.

Young Philadelphia buyers find it challenging to compromise on a home that suits both of their needs. She wants a single-story contemporary home that's move-in ready, but he desires a traditional Cape Cod and doesn't mind if it needs a little work.

Buyers in Los Angeles weigh what they can get on the pricey west side versus the San Fernando Valley. A home in the Valley means giving up big city life, and making the right updates to a smaller west side home is an appealing choice.

A young couple hunts for their first place in Chicago, but can't agree on what type of home to buy. She wants a condo in the city, while he would rather be in the suburbs in a single-family home.

Recently engaged house hunters struggle to find their perfect first home together. They know exactly what they want in their first home, but can't find anything in their budget that lives up to their dreams of perfection.

A young woman hopes to find an easy-to-maintain row home with renovation potential in Washington DC. Her mother is coming along to help but she believes a move-in ready stand-alone home would work better.

A real estate agent and his wife buy a house in Miami Beach, Florida. She wants a Spanish-style house that's already updated and move-in ready, with a pool. But he thinks that with their budget, their best bet is a major fixer that they can make into a contemporary dream home.

A Chicago couple on the hunt for a home disagrees on both style and budget. She's looking for a newly built contemporary-style place, while he wants something older with some vintage charm.

Tampa buyers disagree on whether they should purchase a Craftsman or Spanish-style home. Since they also disagree on how much they should spend, it'll take some compromising for them to realize their dream of buying a home.

A Florida couple with a baby on the way debates keeping their sleek, urban lifestyle or settling down in a quiet and charming vintage home. However, their budget in Tampa's booming real estate market may mean that style isn't the only compromise they have to make.

A couple looks to settle in Tampa after owning several homes in different cities. He wants a big Mediterranean-style house, but she's looking to downsize into a charming bungalow. Finding a home that satisfies both their tastes will be a challenge.

A San Diego buyer wants to upgrade to a home with a lot of wow factor on the coast. But even with a million dollar budget he's going to have to compromise on something in this pricey beach town. Can his BFF keep him focused on the essentials?

A young couple searches for a vacation cabin in the small mountain resort town of Shaver Lake, California. She wants a cozy, family-friendly cottage, but he has his sights set on a large lodge with great rental potential.

A Chicago couple is searching for a home that's big enough for their growing family. She wants a Victorian with plenty of character, while he'd prefer a traditional Midwestern-style home with clean lines.

A first time buyer seeks character and charm on a budget in Des Moines, Iowa. But her friend joining on the hunt thinks she should stick with a new, ranch-style house. Who will win out?

A family of five decides to move back to the Boise area after some time away. But they don't agree on which is better for their busy family: the conveniences of the city or the call of wild.

A couple relocates from the Florida Keys to the New Orleans area and searches for their first home. They both want a touch of their Florida home in their new place, but he wants to go big, while she'd prefer a home that's a more manageable size.

A newly engaged couple looks for their own personal paradise along Florida's Gulf Coast. Sanibel Island will be the perfect place for them to call home but they can't agree on where on the island they should live. She wants to live as close to the beach as possible, but he dreams of owning his own private boat dock on the island's canals.

A single woman searches for her first home in Chicago. She's hoping to find a move-in ready bungalow within 30 minutes of downtown and her job, but the Windy City's bustling real estate market may make that a tall order. Will this young nurse find the home she's looking for?

Buyers in Florida are moving from Sarasota to Tampa, hoping to find a more lively social scene. One wants a modern, high-rise condo, while the other prefers a bungalow. But they agree that the most important thing is to be on the ground floor so that they have an easy escape route in the event of a zombie apocalypse.

A family of five looks for a bigger home in South Hadley, Massachusetts. She wants a single-level ranch home, but he has his eye on a two-story Colonial. The decision is made even more difficult -- and expensive -- when they agree on a move-in ready property on the Connecticut River. Will they have the budget to make it work?

A Chicago area couple searches for a large home to accommodate 3 active kids and her mother. Finding a place with the space they need, and the upgraded details one of them wants, won't be easy.

Empty nesters in California are ready to trade the Sacramento suburbs for a home on the water in Discovery Bay. He wants an affordable place with a gourmet kitchen, while she's focused on gorgeous water views and no brass fixtures. Will the perfect house tempt her to give up her waterfront fantasy?

An Atlanta couple is excited to buy their first home, but they have very different ideas on what to buy. She wants to hold onto her "cool girl" status by getting an industrial loft, while he wants a single family house with plenty of space for their daughter and puppy to enjoy.

An engaged couple in Buffalo is ready to move out of her parents' house and into a place of their own where they can start a family. She wants a large Colonial with high-end finishes, and she's willing to push their budget to get it. But he'd rather keep the price down with a more moderately sized split-level house.

Newly engaged bar owners are hunting for a house in Seattle that's out of the ordinary, such as a commercial or loft space. They'd like a sleek contemporary interior and are willing to do a complete renovation for the right place. Other items high on their wish list are a yard for their dog, a rooftop deck and a studio space.

A couple looks for a vacation home in Destin, FL, but has different ideas on what kind of house to buy. He wants a single-family home with a large backyard and a swimming pool but she wants to be right on the water with the beach right at their doorstep. Can she convince him to choose an oceanfront home?

World travelers are ready to put down roots in Sevierville, Tennessee, and enjoy the Southern lifestyle. To her, that means a quaint farmhouse, but he, on the other hand, wants the rustic feel of a mountain cabin. To make matters more complicated, he insists the backyard face west for optimal sunset views.

A beach-loving couple is on the hunt for their dream home with a dock and boat lift in Apollo Beach, Florida. He's looking for a Spanish-style house with a dedicated room where he can watch college football but she wants a contemporary house with a balcony over the bay. Will they find the perfect home that satisfies everyone's needs?

After spending some time away, a Tennessee couple is excited to move back home near family and friends. They're hoping to find a large two-story home with a large private yard away from the neighbors.

Buyers in Albany, New York want a home with lots of character, but that's all they agree on. One wants a fixer-upper farmhouse on large lot with no close neighbors, while the other prefers a move-in ready Colonial or Cape Cod in a nice neighborhood.

A Rochester, New York, couple can't decide between a starter home and a forever home for their growing family. He wants a large forever home that the kids can grow up in but she's anxious about committing to anything more than a smaller starter home.

A young couple with one child and another one on the way is looking to buy a home in Chicago. He thinks they need to ditch the city life and get a house with a backyard for the kids, but she's convinced they can spend a few more years enjoying the downtown lifestyle before moving to the suburbs.

First-time homebuyers in St. Louis are ready to start a family and are looking for a home in a quiet suburb close to the city. He wants a big yard and a finished basement where he can record his podcast, but her wish list is much longer.

A single mom with a penchant for renovation wants to change every house she sees in Phoenix. Her practical-minded niece tags along to make sure her aunt doesn't go overboard.

Buyers in Brooklyn, NY, look for a home with more space in nearby Westport, CT. One wants a modern place that's move-in ready, has an open floor plan and a Japanese bathtub. The other is hoping for a Cape Cod or Colonial with vintage charm. Can they meet in the middle and find the spacious home of their dreams?

Southern California buyers move to Colorado Springs, CO hoping to find a mid-century modern home with a big wow factor. Since the couple has a passion for music and whiskey, they're hoping to find a home with a studio space, a big enough yard to act as an outdoor venue for live performances and a nice bar for their collection of spirits. Will Colorado give them the home they're looking for?

Newlyweds are on the hunt for their first home together in Portland, Oregon. When it comes to space, she's an aspiring minimalist but he prefers to have some room to spread out. If they want to find the perfect home, they'll have to come to a quick compromise -- and Portland's white-hot real estate market may require a bit of sweat equity as well.

A family of four relocates from San Antonio to Chicago with the hope of finding a Texas-sized home, but they experience some severe sticker shock as they start checking out properties in the Windy City.

An engaged couple has differing ideas of what type of house they want in Chicago. She envisions starting their life together in a home with old-world, vintage charm, but he thinks their fresh start needs a new and contemporary home.

Los Angeles couple Sean and Stephen are moving back to Palm Springs, California, for the second time, but they can't agree on what to buy. Sean wants a mid-century modern home while Stephen is looking for a newly built house with an ultra-modern style.

A couple from Delray Beach, Florida, wants to move their family of four out of their apartment and into a home, but they can't agree on style. She wants a ranch-style house with an open-concept kitchen, while he's looking for a Mediterranean home with a private water closet.

A growing family seeks more space in Lancaster, Pennsylvania. But while he wants a large basement and grassy yard, she needs a home office with an allergy-friendly backyard. Can these two find a compromise that's nothing to sneeze at?

Newlyweds seek their first home in Washington DC's northern Virginia suburbs. She's hoping to find a brick ranch that needs some work, but he's looking for a smaller move-in ready Colonial for their starter home.

Boston natives are moving to Las Vegas to start an online tourism business, and they want to find a house as soon as possible. But while he wants a small, low-maintenance condo in the heart of the Strip, she wants a single-family home in a quiet suburban neighborhood. Can her powers of persuasion lure him away from the action?

A buyer hopes to honor her Mayflower ancestors by purchasing a spacious Colonial in Washington, DC, Her wish list includes a large formal dining room that seats 12 and a smoking room, but her close friend may need to rein her in.

A large blended family needs a bigger home with more space in Illinois. However, he wants a two-story, move-in ready home while she's looking for a mid-century fixer-upper.

A newly engaged couple wants to buy a home in Chicago, but they can't agree on a row house or a single-family home. While location is key for both of them, he wants a finished basement for entertaining, but she's looking for two full bathrooms because she feels having separate bathrooms is good for a marriage.

A young couple is on the hunt for their first home in Chicago. She's a nurse who really wants a fixer-upper that has some old-fashioned charm. He's a Phd student who prefers to keep things sleek and modern -- with no projects. As they look for the perfect first home in their price range, they realize that projects may be the least of their concerns.

A young couple in Georgia loves all things vintage, including homes. However, while she's eager to tackle a fixer-upper, he's not so sure.

A young couple looks for their first house in the Chicago suburbs. She wants a two story house with a luxurious kitchen, but he's interested in a one story ranch with a finished basement.

A Connecticut transplant is ready to settle down and buy a fixer-upper in Austin, TX. She's counting on her dad to do a lot of the work but he wants her to buy a turnkey home so he can skip the work and enjoy his visits to her new city. Will she find the perfect place that lightens the load on dad?

A Chicago couple with different needs - and different budgets - looks for their first home together. She's hoping to find a vintage condo with classic charm but he's looking for a loft with modern amenities. Will their agent be able to find them a house that can make them both happy?

A couple looks for the beach-side home of their dreams in Jacksonville Beach, FL, but can't agree on style or location. He's hoping to find a fixer-upper near the water that they can put their own stamp on but she's got her eye on a move-in ready option farther inland. Can these two get on the same page and realize their beach-side dream?

After years away, a young couple is excited to be moving back to their home state of Missouri. He's looking for a move-in ready ranch-style house with a man cave, a storm shelter and a garage big enough for his oversized pickup truck. She's crafty, however, and is on the lookout for a Craftsman home she can put her own touch on with an updated all-white kitchen. Will they find the perfect compromise?

A pageant queen and her husband are on the hunt for a home in Florida. She wants a master closet with enough space for all her gowns and crowns, but his number one priority is a home on a golf course.

An Ohio couple is excited to buy a spacious house for their blended family of six, but they can't agree on what they want. She's looking for an updated French Provincial or contemporary home, while he's willing to take on a project to get a Colonial.

Expectant parents search for a home in Montclair, New Jersey. She'd like a stand-alone fixer-upper with charm, but he wants a no-maintenance condo that's move-in ready. Above all, they want to land in the heart of downtown.

Two flight attendants are on the hunt for a new house in central Philadelphia. While one prefers the charm of single family Cape Cod-style houses, the other is hoping for a very modern loft space. Can they find a happy medium in a location that is predominately row houses?

A Bay Area couple is moving down the coast to Temecula, California, looking to find their dream home. For her that means the perfect kitchen island and something they like to refer to as a "Diva Den." But since his mom is their agent, will she put her son's needs first?

A large family is on the hunt for a much larger home in the Atlanta area. They're hoping to find a place that not only has room for all the kids but it must also have a basement suite for their aunt. More than anything, the family hopes their new home will have a big pool where they can relax during those hot Georgia summers.

When a new marriage gives a Maryland family of six a fresh start together, they want a home that's uniquely theirs. They need plenty of bedrooms as well as outdoor space for the kids. But while one buyer's hoping for a traditional house in the town of Salisbury, the other wants something more exciting and contemporary. Can they find a home everyone can love?

A bachelor is on the hunt for his first home in San Clemente, California. He wants to be within walking distance of the ocean and have outdoor space to entertain friends and family, but living at the beach can be pricey. Will he find something that fits his budget, or could his beach dream be all washed up?

A young couple looks for a bigger and better forever home in Sioux Falls, South Dakota. He's hoping for a 3-stall garage and a finished basement. She wants a fresh, white kitchen and room for their family to grow. Can they find a house that ticks all the right boxes?

First time home buyers in Temecula, California are expecting their second child and want a new home to support their growing family. She wants a Spanish-style home, but he wants to forego messy renovations by finding a ranch that's move-in ready.

A young married couple are ready to put down roots in her native Wauwatosa, a suburb of Milwaukee, Wisconsin. She wants a Colonial fixer-upper with space for her baby grand piano, but he's looking for a move-in ready contemporary modern home.

Buyers in Cincinnati are looking to move out of their rental downtown and into a place of their own. She wants a vintage house in a quiet suburban neighborhood, but he loves living downtown and wants a contemporary loft that has that "new car smell."

First-time buyers set out to buy their dream home in rural Washington state, but they can't agree on style or location. He hopes to find a beautiful home in the country, but she wants a home in a developed neighborhood.

A young couple trades dorm-life in Houston for a dream home in Richmond, VA. She's looking for the perfect small starter home with charm but he's got his sights set on a stately, brick Colonial. Can they agree on a Virginia forever home?

Minnesota transplants look for a fresh start with their young son in Tampa, Florida. She wants a six-bedroom fixer-upper with a pool. He has his eye on a smaller move-in ready home with a big yard and no pool. How will these newlyweds reconcile their differences?

A single mom wants to fulfill her dream of buying a waterfront home in Bradenton, FL. She wants to live right on the water and is willing to take on a fixer-upper if she has to. Her close friends have other suggestions, however, so she must consider if it's worth paying top dollar for a move-in ready home or a low maintenance condo.

An eccentric couple seeks a unique home in Cincinnati. He needs the house's address to feature the number eight while she's fears houses that are over 50 years old may be haunted. Despite their unique concerns, they're ultimately hoping to find a house with a large yard where they can watch their daughter grow.

Austin newcomers look at some Texas-sized properties for their first house. She wants to land a Spanish Mediterranean, but he has a taste for the modern. However, a pool to escape the Southern heat may help them reach a compromise in the end.

A newly married couple searches for a home with plenty of space to host extended family in Buffalo. They're also hoping to find a home with plenty of privacy and a spacious backyard. With two very different design aesthetics, however, can they find a home they can agree on?

A military family seeks the perfect home after being reassigned to Clarksville, Tennessee. He's hoping for a three-stall garage and a bonus space for entertaining but she needs a room for her home radio station and a fenced-in yard for their dog. Who'll win their wish list battle?

A self-described diva from Fort Worth, Texas, wants a downtown condo, but her husband of 31 years desires the opposite. These empty nesters may need their youngest son to step in, make peace and help them decide.

An author is on the hunt for her first home in Salem, Oregon. She wants an en suite bathtub in an old house with lots of vintage charm, but her roommate prefers the practical advantages of new construction.

Ten years after the wedding, a Chicago couple is ready to buy their first condo. They both want a bedroom for their senior cat, but she prefers a vintage charmer with room for multiple Christmas trees while he wants a modern loft with lake views.

A real estate broker in Chico, California, is looking for a vintage house. She'd prefer a mid-century modern, a Craftsman or a bungalow, and she's willing to take on a renovation to get the vintage look she wants. But her friend and colleague, who's looking at houses with her, thinks she's doesn't have time for a major project.

Jerry and Emily are moving to Chattanooga, but they don't agree on how much to spend. Her budget tops out at $250,000 so they can pay off the house in 15 years. He's willing to go up to $350,000 if it gets them everything they want. And since they both have strong opinions, this house hunt could be a battle.

A Columbus, Ohio couple hopes to upsize from their small home, but coming to an agreement on the style and number of projects they can handle will be difficult.

Newlyweds debate between new and old during their Pittsburgh house hunt. She wants a storybook Victorian with charm and a library, but he's more interested in a new build with an industrial vibe and an open concept.

A firefighter and an animal trainer look for a home with land near Boston. He wants one of the area's classic Colonials, but she's looking for something more unique.

A couple needs to quickly find a home before starting their new jobs in Dallas. She wants a place with a contemporary feel and a pool, but he'd prefer something with Spanish details and room for his home gym.

Two ER doctors are on the hunt for more space in San Diego. He wants something modern with clean lines and ocean views, but she wants a craftsman with character and room for their cats and chickens.

Buyers in Salt Lake City can't agree on style. He wants a vintage brick house with charm that doesn't look like every other house built in the last five years, but she wants a brand new contemporary with an open concept and modern upgrades.

A Colorado couple with two kids relocates to Spokane, Washington and hopes to find a house with great views to remind them of home. She wants a two-story Craftsman with a white kitchen, but he's looking for a ranch with a sauna.

An interior designer and her fiancee are looking for their first place together in Miami and both want four bedrooms and a media room for his teenage girls.

A military couple is on the hunt for a home in Little Rock, Arkansas. He's focused on finding a brick ranch with a laundry room and a large backyard, but she would prefer the charm and character of a craftsman home with a white kitchen and a jetted tub.

A Memphis drag racer dreams of owning a brick ranch in the country, but her best friend thinks being isolated in the woods is a bad idea and pushes for a new build in the suburbs.

With two children, boy and girl, the selfish husband demands no more than 3 bedrooms with one being his office. Thus the children share a room, again as they have been since birth. He is so self concerned in his own "house hunt " with no regard for his stay at home wife and kids.

A couple is moving from California to Colorado and is on the hunt for a new home. He's semi-retired and wants a low-maintenance, move-in ready contemporary house. However, she's an antique dealer who wants the history and charm of a Victorian with views of Pikes Peak.

A couple with four kids and two dogs is on the hunt for a large family home in Rapid City, South Dakota. She's looking for a newer ranch, but he prefers a vintage Craftsman. While they both agree on the need for a large backyard, he hopes to find a house with enough land for some farm animals.