House Hunters

A single mom in Montana wants a house.

A single artist sold his condo much faster than expected and is now searching for a new home in Boulder, Colorado. He's looking for a place that can double as an art studio, but challenged by a highly competitive market.

A picky professional is looking to upgrade from a condo to a modern townhome in Denver where he can entertain. His friend and agent wants him to keep flexible on price thinks a single family home would be better.

A frugal buyer wants an inexpensive one-bedroom co-op so she can keep saving for a single family home. Her big sister thinks she should spend more for a two-bedroom because it would be a better investment.

A young couple in Minnesota is searching for a new home for their growing family. They both grew up on farms, and while she'd like to recreate that lifestyle for her own kids with a big house on some acreage.

After a broken engagement, a young woman decides to buy her first home on her own near Indianapolis. Now working with a single budget, she must think outside the box if she's going to find a place that she wants.

After a health scare brought them closer together, a young couple are taking their relationship up a notch by buying their first home. He wants to live in Rhode Island near the beach, but she wants to be near her family.

A couple look to buy a temporary home while their current house in New Orleans receives repairs; although they plan to turn their purchase into a future rental property, finding a place in their budget is challenging.

After years of hard work as real estate investors, a couple looks for a home to showcase their success, and tensions run high as they struggle between a mansion and a more modest house.

A couple moves back to the wife's hometown of Salem, Massachusetts and though she loves the charm of an historic home, her husband with modern preferences learns about the rarity of new construction in old New England.

A pair of Houston newlyweds must decide between the small, historic bungalow for the husband and something much bigger that will allow the wife to pursue her number one priority of growing their family.

A large Baton Rouge family with a blog.

A couple looking to adopt needs a larger home for their kid.