Love It or List It

When Brian and Andrea bought their partially renovated home, it was everything they wanted. Brian loved the making the home theirs by renovating, but the end seems nowhere in sight. Andrea's convinced they have outgrown the house.

After a year of being outbid on eight different houses, Oliver and Melissa finally found a home. Melissa was out of town when Oliver put a bid on it, and now Melissa can't stand problem after problem that this house presents.

Sixteen years ago, Scott purchased a house with intentions of renting it out. Now after 11 years of marriage and two kids, the century-old home and the issues are consuming Scott's free time.

Ron and Mishelle bought their five-generation, century-old home from his parents. Ron loves the legacy home, but Mishelle misses their bungalow in the city.

Ten years after purchasing a fixer-upper, a couple's to-do list hasn't gotten any smaller. The daily battle against the home's troubled past leaves her wanting to move, while he wants to stay.

After Darlene started having money issues in her new home, her daughter, Jade, moved in to help with the mortgage. Darlene loves the home and wants to stay, but Jade wants to move closer to downtown and her desired lifestyle.

When Sarena and Flare bought a house in the city, they were eager to embrace their next chapter. A year later, Flare feels it isn't a home that allows for creating a family, but Serena thinks they can make it work.

Colin and Aline's kids are active hockey players, but their home has no room to store equipment. She thinks there are too many issues to be addressed while he feels there are easy solutions to their storage problems.

By the time Krista moved into his rural bachelor bungalow, Dave had his roots planted deeply. He wants to stay, but the home's history has Krista wanting to leave.

When Rachel and Calum moved into a centrally located home, they had a specific plan for their family to have one more baby. But when they found out they were having twins, they realized they don't have enough space for everyone.

Dave and Wendy loved their bungalow when they purchased it. But several years and two daughters later, Wendy's feelings about the home have completely changed and she wants to move closer to their daughters while he wants to stay.

When Stephanie and Peter bought their suburban house, it was perfect for these first-time homeowners. Now they have a child, Stephanie's father has moved in and their house has become the gathering place for their large families.

Siobhan and Duncan no longer see eye-to-eye on their tiny home. Duncan promised her renovations that never happened and the house is becoming less functional for the family of four.