House HuntersŘada 74
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HGTV show takes viewers behind the scenes as individuals, couples and families learn what to look for and decide whether or not a home is meant for them. Focusing on the emotional experience of finding and purchasing a new home, each episode follows a prospective buyer and real estate agent through the home-buying process, from start to finish.
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- Young and Picky Single Looks for a Family-Sized Home in Atlanta
D1Young and Picky Single Looks for a Family-Sized Home in AtlantaArielle has a huge wishlist for her first home. Fortunately, in the Atlanta suburb of Woodstock, her $200,000 budget will get her a lot of house. Unfortunately, it probably won't get her everyting she wants. Can her friend and co-worker Cheryl convince her not to sweat the small stuff, or will she hold out for perfection? - Quirky Couple Can't Find Everything They Want in Louisville
D2Quirky Couple Can't Find Everything They Want in LouisvilleJeff, Jessica, their two boys and hound dogs are looking for a home in the Louisville suburbs. She wants a house with character, charm and a walkable neighborhood. He wants large rooms, a kitchen with gas and a big basement. - Air Force Couple on a Mission to Buy Home in Maryland
D3Air Force Couple on a Mission to Buy Home in MarylandBryant and LaCondis have built successful careers in the U.S. Air Force, and now, thanks to careful saving and their military housing allowance, they can afford to buy their first place in Upper Marlboro, Maryland. They want to find a large home close to Andrews Air Force Base, within easy reach of shopping and restaurants. But even with a $300,000 budget, they'll have to make sacrifices to find the space and perks they're after. - Make Room for Mama in Boston
D4Make Room for Mama in BostonChristina has persuaded her husband, Rocco, to move from their small two-family home in the city to a single family home in the suburbs of Boston. Problem is, they aren't on the same page when it comes to the style of the home. She wants a 2 story colonial, and he wants a split-enry. They also need to have an in-law suite for Rocco's mother, who will help care for their kids while they work. Will the couple be able to compromise, and make room for Mama? - Deciding Between a High-Rise and a Brownstone in Chicago
D5Deciding Between a High-Rise and a Brownstone in ChicagoDave and Karen live in Bloomington, Illinois, but spend most of their weekends exploring nearby Chicago, so they've decided to invest in a weekend home on the city's Gold Coast. Dave has his heart set on a high-rise with a view of Lake Michigan, but there's one problem; Karen has a serious fear of heights. She'd rather find a charming brownstone. - Couple Clashes Over Style in Palm Springs
D6Couple Clashes Over Style in Palm SpringsLos Angeles residents, Sean and Stephen, are ready to move to Palm Springs, California, where Sean has just accepted a big job promotion. While the couple anticipates finding a better deal in the desert than they could in L.A., they have major disagreements when it comes to style. Sean would like a Spanish-style ranch house, while Stephen prefers the mid-century modern look this desert retreat is known for. Factor in the couple's pickiness when it comes to water pressure and toilet shape, and finding a place within their $400,000 budget is sure to be a challenge. - A Wisconsin Couple Searches for a Spacious Family Home
D7A Wisconsin Couple Searches for a Spacious Family HomeStephen, Shaw and their baby have outgrown their apartment in Charleston and have decided to buy a home. But, they are at odds. He wants an older home in the country. She wants a new sparkly home in a Stepford-type neighborhood. - Hicksville vs the Burbs in Charleston
D8Hicksville vs the Burbs in CharlestonStephen, Shaw and their baby Wyatt have outgrown their one bedroom apartment in Charleston, and have decided it's time to buy their first home. They have a budget of $250,000, but are at odds over the type of house to buy. He wants an older ranch style home and doesn't mind taking on projects. She wants a new sparkly home in a Stepford-type neighborhood, where the neighbors are close by. He wants to be out in the country, where he can walk in his backyard in his boxers and feel free. Who will win out? - Lawyer Couple Wants Craftsman Style in Seattle
D9Lawyer Couple Wants Craftsman Style in SeattleJulius and Cristina are lawyers for a large online retailer in Seattle. With recent promotions and marital bliss not far off, they're ready to buy their first home together. The'd love a stylish Craftsman style house, but also want modern touches inside. As long as Julius gets a nice kitchen and a yard big enough to practice his golf swing, he'll be happy. But the one thing Cristina won't abide, is a boxy, ultra-modern home on a street full of cute vintge styles. Who will win this case? - San Diego Couple with Limited Budget Wants Large House and Ocean View
D10San Diego Couple with Limited Budget Wants Large House and Ocean ViewSteve and Ashley are planning their wedding and searching for a house in San Diego. They're used to living near the beach, and don't want to give that up, but they also don't want to be stuck in a tiny cottage. - First Comes House, Then Comes Marriage in the Chicago Suburbs
D11First Comes House, Then Comes Marriage in the Chicago SuburbsChristina convinced her husband to move to a single family home in the suburbs of Boston. Problem is, they aren't on the same page. She wants a two-story colonial, and he wants a split-entry. Will the couple be able to compromise? - North Carolina Couple Wants a House in the Country
D12North Carolina Couple Wants a House in the CountryTeacher, Richie, and Adminstrative Assistant, Monica, love the country life, but would like to shorten their commutes by moving closer to the city. They agree on finding a home with enough land for their horses, but he wants move-in ready, while she wants an older house with charm that she can personalize. - Picky 24-year-old Searches for First Home in Virginia
D13Picky 24-year-old Searches for First Home in VirginiaBryant and LaCondis have built successful careers in the U.S. Air Force, and now, thanks to careful saving and their military housing allowance, they have a $300,000 budget to buy their first place in Upper Marlboro, Maryland.