Season 263

After years of New Jersey cold weather and traffic, a couple looks for a warmer and slower pace in Charlotte, North Carolina. She wants a large home for entertaining family, and he wants room for his podcast, but their style differences may be a challenge.

A single dad is moving back to his hometown of Sacramento, California, to be near his son's performing arts school. He's looking for a smaller farmhouse-style place with a pool, but his mom plans to visit often, and she wants plenty of space to entertain.

First time buyers look to get out of their cramped rental they share with his two boys in Milwaukee. She wants an older home with character while he prefers something newer, but her refusal to compromise has dragged their search along for years.

A food blogger is at odds with his husband over LA neighborhoods. He wants something palatial with a big kitchen for cooking and parties, but his husband is determined to start surfing and prefers something smaller so they can be right on the beach.

A single mom is leaving apartment life behind to buy her first home in the Atlanta area. She’s set on a modern, low-maintenance townhome for herself and her daughter, but her opinionated mom is urging her to buy a single-family house with room to grow.

A first-time buyer hopes to find a charming old cottage in East Nashville, Tennessee. She has a family friend along on the search, however, who thinks she should consider spending more for a new build with fewer potential problems.

Educators in Connecticut want a house so they can grow their family, but they're not seeing eye to eye on style. She's pushing for something traditional, but he prefers a more eclectic, retro vibe. English

After years of renovating and selling their homes, a real estate agent and her police chief husband are ready to find a permanent home in Sulphur Springs, Texas. She prefers something contemporary, but he wants to find a farmhouse to fix up.

A couple searches for a property by the beach in Ft. Lauderdale, Florida. They're looking for a home with plenty of space to run their hair salon, but one wants something whimsical with character, while the other prefers midcentury modern.

After a 22-year career in the Marines, a couple has decided to settle down in South Carolina. To prepare financially, they sold their previous home and have been living in an RV to save up a substantial down payment for what they hope will be their forever home. Now, with cash in hand, they have reached an impasse. She is ready to enjoy the fruits of their sacrifice and wants a home that is big and luxurious. He, on the other hand, believes their time in the RV proved they can live modestly and is advocating for a smaller, less extravagant property.

A New Jersey couple searches for their first home, but can't agree on what to buy. She wants a single-story fixer at a low cost, but he's pushing for a two-story that's move-in ready, and he's willing to spend big to get it.

A single woman and her mother are on the lookout for a spacious home that can comfortably accommodate four generations. With such a big family, the need for room to grow is essential. However, the two have differing opinions on how to achieve their dream home. One is open to taking on a fixer-upper, eager to save some money and put in the work to create the perfect living space. On the other hand, the mother prefers a move-in ready home, wanting to avoid any renovations or repairs.

A couple's moving from New Jersey to Atlanta to enjoy a more relaxed, Southern vibe. It's their first home together and she wants something stylish and up-to-date, but he's a musician who's looking for offbeat appeal.

A California couple looks to put down roots in a bigger Riverside home. She's a former foster kid who's moved 33 times and is willing to spend more for something turnkey, but he thinks they can save money by getting creative with how they use their space.