Hosted by Suzanne Whang, the 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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Hosted by Suzanne Whang, the 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.
Season 278 episodes
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A cardiologist and mental health therapist couple are miles apart in their New Jersey home search. He wants a factory loft while she prefers a suburban sanctuary, and with their budgets a million dollars apart, it may be a battle of style over substance.
Childhood sweethearts have polar opposite priorities in their home search in St. Augustine, Florida. They need a bigger place for their twins, and she wants a vintage charmer in the historic district, but he prefers a new house that won't flood.
A San Diego couple is searching for a fresh start in New Jersey. He's pushing to buy an older, quirky home beside his aunt and uncle, but she refuses to settle for anything less than her modern fantasy.
First-time buyers seek a historic home in the mountains of West Virginia. He's craving adventure and wants to take on a risky renovation and start a home business, but she'd rather play it safe with a simple starter home.
A 20-something is ready to leave her parent's home and find her own place in the Seattle area. She's toured 170 properties and still can't decide what will work best for her, but with a tight budget, she may need to make some compromises.
With his new job starting soon, a couple has just one weekend to find a home in Kansas City, Missouri. They need a place that will accommodate them, her college-age twins, and his mom, but their biggest challenge may be his indecision.
After a breakup, a professional home stager is finally ready for a place of his own near Detroit. But between his friend's strong opinion and his own specific wants, finding a home to make a fresh start could be his toughest job yet.
After moving into a home that they built, a Massachusetts couple finds that it's too small for their family. He's willing to take on a renovation project to get the house that they need, but she's worried about another costly construction disaster.
An engaged couple's ready to buy their first home in Connecticut. They're in love with all things vintage, but her parents are worried these inexperienced buyers will put style over practicality and function.
Unconventional 20-somethings are ready to purchase their first home in Columbus, Ohio. She insists she's just a lot of work and not "high-maintenance," but he may be feeling some additional pressure to buy her more than just a house.
A couple has very different ideas of soul as they search for their first home in Colorado Springs, Colorado. She wants a place that's charming and historic, but he prefers something sleek and camera ready so he can shoot content in every room.
A retiree is ready to start her next chapter and open a bed and breakfast in Eastern Tennessee. She's targeting century-old charmers which can also mean big headaches, and her best friend is along to make sure this dream doesn't turn into a disaster.
A proud country gal is ready to find a second property in the Kentucky wilderness. She wants plenty of land to hunt and fish with her daughter and for a potential side business, but her friend is concerned that she may be taking on too much.