House Hunters

Tim and Reuben look for a part-time home in Manhattan. In this ultra-pricey market a $1.5 million budget means compromising on style, size and outdoor space.[HGTV]

Newlyweds disagree over their first home in Simi Valley, and will have to decide between buying a turn-key or a fixer-upper to get the high-end details and space they want.[HGTV]

A recently married couple from Columbus, Ind., search for a first home large enough for them to start a family. He wants a traditional, move-in-ready home but she wants a Craftsman-style home full of Southern charm.[HGTV]

Retiring buyers want a modern house with major 'wow' factor that includes a pool and a large, open floor plan with tall windows looking out at the views.[HGTV]

A Chicago couple moves west to California to find their dream house.[HGTV]

A young Seattle couple looks for a home with amenities for their canine companions. He's interested in a modern place near downtown but she wants a Craftsman in the reticent suburbs.[HGTV]

A single lawyer trades up from a townhouse to a single-family home in Dallas, preferably one with lots of square footage, a pool, a bar and a game room.[HGTV]

A young couple seek a fixer-upper in Tulsa with a large yard.[HGTV]

Newlyweds in Columbus, Ohio, disagree about their new home, as she wants contemporary and move-in-ready with a formal dining room, but he prefers a vintage house and considers dining rooms a waste of space.[HGTV]

A couple seek a home in Columbus, Ohio. He wants a defined driveway and she wants a big basement to teach dance classes.[HGTV]

An engaged couple debates whether to buy an industrial loft or a vintage condo in Chicago. He needs a big kitchen for his gadgets and she needs a deck big enough to hang her hammock.[HGTV]

A Louisville, Ky., couple quarrel over the essentials during their house hunt. He wants to spend big on a plantation home with a big porch, while she focuses on finding something budget-friendly and move-in-ready.[HGTV]

An Atlanta couple is moving their family of five to Connecticut. Things become knotty when they try to find a house that has the vintage charm she wants and the symmetry the husband desires.[HGTV]