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| ??x01 - Italian Apartment Search (Aug/31/2006) | Samantha and Lorenzo Marini are living with Lorenzo's mother while they search for a home of their own in Florence, Italy. They want an apartment in the city so they can be surrounded by its beauty and culture. They also want an older home with some original detail--and in Florence older means centuries old! We follow the Marinis as they tour the winding streets of this ancient city on their scooter, and see three amazing homes. Each one provides a rare look at the Florentine way of life!
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| ??x02 - Balham Bound (Aug/30/2006) | For the past four years Matthew Reynolds has been living in a two-bedroom flat in Stratford, a working-class neighborhood on the east side of London. Although his flat is just a 10-minute Tube ride to work, he is eager to escape the concrete jungle of Stratford for greener pastures. He's focused his search on Balham a suburban area close to his girlfriend, Sarah, and his drinking mates. The streets are lined with hip cafes and trendy bars, but it also has the open space, trees and grass this two-time marathoner likes. The only problem is, after searching for three months, he still hasn't found a place. Meanwhile he's living with Sarah.
Estate agents Barry Lynch and Georgina Potter are on the case, but since estate agents in London only represent sellers, buyers have to go from one agent to another. Once they've seen all the listings an agent has, they move onto another. So Sarah has agreed to help Matthew with his home hunt. Can they find a Balham bachelor pad for Reynolds before he overstays his welcome?
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| ??x03 - Picking a Paris Pad (Aug/29/2006) | While she grew up in Portland, Ore., and he's Swiss, Sandra Menashe and her husband, Marc Pavillard, have a love of all things French. So they have decided to fulfill a lifelong dream and pack up and move to Paris. Instead of renting for a while to see how they like it, they are ready to buy. Plenty of challenges await them, though. Because agents only represent sellers, it's hard for buyers to get the lay of the land in Paris. In addition, qualifying for a bank loan is a quirky and very personal process in which buyers must prove they are healthy and will live long enough to pay off their balances. Parisian apartments have their own set of idiosyncrasies, too--the kitchens and bathrooms are very small, and closet space is nearly always limited.
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| ??x04 - Montreal Home for a Newborn (Aug/28/2006) | Although they've been married for more than a year, Lisa Lorenzetti and Danny Pilon are still acting like newlyweds. It's easy to be romantic when you live in Montreal, Quebec, often referred to as the most romantic city in North America. It's also the most European, with the second-largest French-speaking population in the world. With a baby boy on the way, they in a hurry to find their first home before he arrives. They don't want to stray far from their multi-ethnic neighborhood called Notre Dame de Grace--just west of downtown--but once they see a home with all the amenities in the suburb of West Island, they begin to reconsider.
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| ??x05 - Planting Spanish Roots (Aug/28/2006) | Julia Fossi and Shaun Blake are always up for an adventure. Four years ago, they embarked on a huge one when they moved their three children from London to Barcelona, Spain. Nestled on the edge of the Mediterranean Sea, Barcelona has become Spain's most avant-garde, cosmopolitan city, while preserving its centuries-old Gothic roots. After enjoying all the city has to offer for the last four years, this couple is ready to give up their rental, buy a house and plant some roots. The energetic family is determined to find an apartment in the center of the city, "where everything's happening when you step out the door." Fossi will have to navigate the competitive Barcelona real estate market on her own because Blake, a master mariner, has been sent off to sea.
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| ??x06 - London Loft Wanted (Sep/09/2005) | When Andrew Strode-Gibbons sold his successful mortgage banking business, he was able to purchase an enormous country estate on the southern coast of England, where he spends time with his four teenage children and girlfriend, Lavinia. But Andrew recently took a new job in an up-and-coming sports-media business and began commuting two hours each way to London and back. Sick of the drive and sleeping in hotels some weeknights, he is ready to look for a London flat to stay in during the week. He is an experienced homebuyer and wants a mixture of modern conveniences and traditional features, all of the highest quality. Can his friend and agent, Gareth Jones, help him find a flat with the amenities he has come to expect?
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| ??x07 - Leaving for the City of Lights (Sep/22/2005) | Born and raised in the south of France, Yann Lafon was used to the quiet country life. So when he landed a job as a flight attendant in Paris, he made the small town of Gournay-Sur-Marne, eight miles away, his home base. But with all of his friends in Paris and very little to do in Gournay, he has decided to make a move to the big city. Once his search gets under way, he is surprised by the diverse options available--from a centuries-old apartment on an island in the Seine, to the latest trend in housing--an upscale hotel suite! Which one will he choose?
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| ??x08 - Madrid Move (Sep/23/2006) | After graduating from college in Belgium, Jose Aguirre returned to his home country of Spain. Once there, he bypassed his childhood town of Bilbao and headed straight for Madrid. He fell in love with Malasana, a hip neighborhood near the heart of the club scene, where he had been staying with a friend temporarily. Now he has decided to look for a one-bedroom flat of his own. His parents have agreed to help with this finances, and realtor Alvaro Cervera will help with the search.
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| ??x09 - Toronto Condo Search (Aug/31/2006) | Carla DiFilippo shares a house with three other women in North Toronto. It's an older home, with its quirks like squeaky floors and a leaky roof, but the biggest issues for DiFilippo are the lack of space and privacy. Now that this spunky physical education teacher has her first real job out of college, she'd like to start her professional life in a place of her own. She is thinking a condo would be best, since she's not big on yardwork or housekeeping. She wants to stay in the same area, which is close to her friends and her job. Her dad, Adam, and realtor Alex Moloney have agreed to help her with the search.
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| ??x10 - Campaign Costa Rica (Sep/21/2005) | When cookbook writer Mimi Bean went to Costa Rica in search of a vacation property, she found a piece of property, but the vacation never materialized. When her realtor learned that she used to run a restaurant, and took her to see a pub/restaurant that was for sale in Escazu, a suburb of the Costa Rican capital of San Jose. She saw the profit potential and bought it on the spot, though she barely knew a word of Spanish. Now, a year later, she's found another business venture and is selling the restaurant and moving to the coastal village of Tamarindo, which has recently become a popular surfing destination. Realtor Karen Ebanks will help Bean with her search.
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| ??x12 - Rolling the Dice (Nov/06/2007) | A family of five wants to trade in apartment life for a house. Can they find a house that's in their price range?
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| ??x13 - Bright Lights, Big City (Nov/07/2007) | A Dallas businessman craves the excitement of Las Vegas. Can he find a house that meets his needs?
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| ??x15 - A Place in the Sun (Nov/09/2007) | Midwest retirees want a home in Las Vegas that the kids and grandkids can enjoy for years to come.
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| 7 :??x22 - So Long, So. Cal (Apr/15/2008) | | A couple is moving from from California to Mississippi, can they find a nice place in which they can afford? | |
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| 10 :??x25 - Ready to Buy (Apr/18/2008) | | A New Jersey couple are in search for a new home, but will they find something they can afford. | |
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| 15 :??x30 - Beach Bound (Jun/20/2008) | | A couple have run a coastal hotel for many years now and are ready to trade that for a beachfront property. | |
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| 16 :??x31 - Looking for a Condo Close to the Heart of Nashville (Mar/03/2009) | | Christy Gantt moved from Alabama to Nashville following college, and has been renting a two-bedroom apartment for the last two years. But Christy lives considerably south of Nashville and her sales territory is on the other side of town, making her life harder than it needs to be. Now that she's saved some money, she hopes to purchase a two-bedroom, two-bath condo closer to the heart of Nashville. | |
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| 17 :??x32 - With Twin Boys, A New York City Couple Looks for Homes in New Jersey (Mar/04/2009) | | Anthony and Christine live in the Hell's Kitchen area on New York City in a 700 square foot apartment in which they rent. Now they have twin boys and find that space and storage is at a premium. But to get the space they need they will have to move away from the city, and they have their eyes set on a three-bedroom home in northern New Jersey. | |
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| 2 :01x02 - Condominium Search (Feb/27/2004) | | Barry and Judy Wallace begin searching for a condominum to buy after tiring of taking care of the the home they currently live in. | |
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| 3 :01x03 - A Home to Call Their Own (Mar/01/2004) | | After living in a duplex with their daughter for several years, Rod and Michelle Emelle begin looking for a larger home they can call their own, so they can have guests over and get some pets for their daughter. | |
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| 4 :01x04 - First-Time Homeowners (Mar/02/2004) | | When newelyweds Jay and Danielle decide to purchase their first home, they enlist the help of his parents and a real estate agent to find the house that will be perfect for them. | |
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| 5 :01x05 - Beachfront Hopes (Mar/03/2004) | | The Carley’s are a couple whose jobs require them to commute to each coast on a regular basis. Looking to settle down along the beach on the California coast, they soon have to decide if a smaller condo on the beach is truly what they want or if they want to move further inland for more space. | |
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| 6 :01x06 - Home Downsizing (Nov/04/1999) | | Following a divorce, a current homeowner sets her sights on purchasing a newer, smaller house. With the help of her real estate agents, Nancy hopes to find the perfect house with similar additions as the house she currently owns. | |
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| 7 :01x07 - Moving Back to the City (Nov/11/1999) | | When Elisha, her mother, and grandmother decide to sell their home in the suburbs and move back to the city, their real estate agent has a busy job to find a house that will be perfect for three ladies who have different ideas in what they want their new place to have. | |
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| 8 :01x08 - Family Growth Prompts Move (Nov/18/1999) | | After living in their current home with their two daughters, Brian and Meg decide to find a new, bigger house to move in to. With the help of realtors Roxanne and Bruce Ellison, the family begins to find the perfect home that has four bedrooms, a large yard with a swimming pool that is move-in ready. However, after not finding a house that fits that description, Brian and Meg decide to look at a few fixer-uppers until they find the perfect house for them. | |
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| 9 :01x09 - First American Home (Dec/02/1999) | | After living in America for awhile, Saldana looks to move out of the duplex he lived in while in graduate school. With the help of his real estate agent, he begins his search for the perfect place. | |
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| 11 :01x11 - Securing a Mortgage (Mar/11/2004) | | When American musicians decide to move back the U.S. after living in Germany for 20 years, they have a hard time finding the perfect house while trying to secure a mortgage. | |
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| 12 :01x12 - In Search Of A Suitable House (Mar/12/2004) | Wendy and Mark Cohen rented a house until they could find one to buy. That was four years ago. They have had their heart set on one neighborhood and have been unable to find a suitable house there that they could afford. Making the house search more difficult, Mark's job is as an airline pilot. He's often out of town, leaving Wendy to search on her own, in addition to taking care of their two young daughters. Will this family have to switch to another neighborhood in order to find a home in which they can be happy?
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| 13 :01x13 - For Sale By Owner (Jul/20/2000) | Newlyweds Mary Kaluza and Scott Maxson would liked to find a house that is for sale by owner. On their wish list are a music studio for Scott, a large kitchen for Mary and a bedroom with a bathroom attached for Mary's 9-year-old daughter, Korin. Mary and Scott drive by a house that they saw before they were married and hope it is still for sale. The "for sale" sign is no longer in front of the house, so the couple calls the owner. They discover that an offer had been made on the house, but they can write up an offer in the event that the current offer falls through. Will the newlyweds offer be accepted?
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| 14 :01x14 - Settling For A Smaller Home (Dec/30/1999) | Lisa and Bob Wadley recently relocated from Tennessee to Southern California. This was a big move for the couple, and it was made more difficult by the difference in housing prices between their old and new neighborhoods. Facing the prospect of settling for a much smaller home than the one they left, the couple is determined to find the best possible house for their money--one that will have three bedrooms, a good-size kitchen and it they're lucky, even a swimming pool.
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| 15 :01x15 - Simultaneously Buying and Selling (Jan/06/2000) | Linda and Michael Green have lived in 10 homes since they were married 14 years ago. Now they've decided that the time is right to start searching for house No. 11. Their current home is the first residence the couple has owned, so although they are experts at house hunting, they are facing a new challenge this time around--buying a new home and selling their old one at the same time.
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| 16 :01x16 - Affordable Home Search (Jan/20/2000) | Marci and Dan Powers have been saving up for many years, waiting for the right home to come along. They have been doing their looking on their own, without a realtor. After struggling to find an affordable home, the family is becoming discouraged. Finally, an ideal situation presents itself. If things work out, the Powers may be able to buy a home in the middle of a renovation, complete the construction themselves and save a little money in the bargain.
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| 17 :01x17 - Securing A Home Loan (Mar/19/2004) | Shaun Cooley has been renting an apartment on his own since finishing high school at age 16. Now 19, Cooley has been working as a computer programmer for three years now, and he has amassed a sizable savings. He'd like to put his money to good use and buy his first home. Helping him in this endeavor are two of his childhood friends who have recently started a career in real estate. Together, Cooley and his realtors Steve Erdely and Chad Ceretto, are in the market for a perfect first house. Even if they locate that perfect home, his short credit history may prove to be an obstacle to securing a home loan.
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| 18 :01x18 - Seeking Homeownership (Mar/22/2004) | Nikki and Warren Dow moved into a tiny apartment because of its fabulous location by the beach. Now they are tired of having their bed in the living room and having to move everything around when they want to prepare dinner. They want to buy a house. Helping them to do it is Neda Joncich, a realtor who is also Nikki Dow's sister. They miss out on a house because they don't mind up their mind soon enough. When Nikki finds one she thinks is just right for them, but she and her husband must decide whether to make an offer after seeing it only once--in the dark.
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| 19 :01x19 - Smaller Home Search (Sep/20/2001) | Arthur Patterson is a bachelor who is eager to downsize from his 36-year-old fixer-upper house to a more manageable place that requires less maintenance. Because Patterson has grown rather attached to his current neighborhood, he is hoping to find a house or condominium in the near vicinity. With the assistance of his cousin and realtor Linda Dionisio, Patterson will be selling his house and searching for a smaller home that is more in tune with his busy lifestyle.
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| 20 :01x20 - Leaving Behind Apartment Living (Unknown) | Amie and Mark Bradford are ready to leave apartment living behind. The problem is, most single-family homes in the neighborhood that the couple loves are out of their budget range. With the help of realtor Nick Peters, the Bradfords hope to find the perfect compromise between apartment living and a costly new home.
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| 21 :01x21 - Maintenance-Free Yard (Sep/07/2000) | Jaye and Ken Kopp are renting a small house with a spacious garden, but want to trade it in to buy a larger home with a maintenance-free yard. They start out on their own, but they run into a like-minded realtor Chris Brotman, along the way. Together the Kopps and Brotman find a house that is just the right size, and with a little something unique to fit the Kopps' taste.
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| 22 :01x22 - Growth Adjustment (Sep/14/2000) | Karen and Greg Cowell and their two young children have outgrown their current house. They want a bigger place with enough room for them and all their toys. Unhappy with the previously owned homes they see with realtor and close friend, Debbie Kelly, they decide to have a brand new house built. They sell their house and move into a rental while the other is built. They then discover that they might be able to do even better.
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| 23 :01x23 - Home By The Sea (Sep/21/2000) | Dr. Mimi Greenberg has set about fulfilling lifetime dreams since her early retirement began several years ago. She is a frequent traveler, but when she is at home, she enjoys the apartment's view of the mountains. She said she has always wanted a home by the sea, however, so she has set out to find a full-service condominium with a view of the ocean. Dr. Greenberg is also physically disabled, so she has certain special requirements for her new home. Her realtor, Gloria Hicks, understands her needs, but she also understands that sometimes buying a new house is not the only way to get what one wants.
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| 24 :01x24 - Move-in-Ready House (Sep/28/2000) | Maria and Alex Romero have just moved to a new city with their two young boys. They are living in a cramped two-bedroom apartment and have only a few days to find a house before Alex goes out of town on business. Their realtor Mary Allen has the challenge of finding them a house that is move-in ready in a matter of days ... literally.
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| 25 :01x25 - Downsizing Toward The Ocean (Aug/21/2003) | Marilee and Fred Karlsen have spent the last 27 years happily raising their children in the same house. Now that they've retired, they are determined to trade in their days of yard work and home maintenance for leisurely riding their bicycles along the beach. They said they are ready to downsize and want to do so near the ocean. The problem is finding a house that is the right size for the two of them with a big enough kitchen for Marilee. They also want a place that will provide a beautiful backdrop for all the art they have collected over the years.
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| 26 :01x26 - Finding A House With A Yard (Aug/22/2003) | | When Francisco bought his condo, he was still a bachelor. However, now that he is married and has a child, he and his wife Maria are looking for a bigger home to move into with a nice yard for their son to play in. | |
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| 27 :02x01 - Too Close for Comfort (Oct/05/2000) | | Sue and Dan are starting to feel the walls close in around them. Currently sharing a rented townhouse with their daughter and granddaughter, they soon begin searching for a larger house to meet their needs for more space. | |
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| 28 :02x02 - Puppy Spurs Move (Oct/12/2000) | | After rescuing a puppy and hesitant to give him away, Jennifer Cosgrove decides to find a place of her own since her current apartment building doesn’t allow pets. Jennifer then enlists the help of a local real estate agent to find the perfect place for her and her dog Snarla. | |
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| 29 :02x03 - New House For New Addition (Oct/19/2000) | Karine and Ken Cruz have lived in their house since they were newlyweds. Over the past few years, their lifestyle has changed dramatically with the birth of their daughter, 18-month-old Isabela. They realize that their house is no longer large enough for their expanding family, but they would like to remain in their current neighborhood. Realtor Sharon Fane thinks she can help.
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| 30 :02x04 - Looking For A Fixer-Upper (Oct/26/2000) | Interior designer Kenneth Brown is always seeking a creative challenge. His latest endeavor is to buy a fixer-upper home, then revamp it to meet his own artistic vision. In fact, he bought his current house when it was going into foreclosure, and he was able to salvage and convert it into a charming abode. Will he be able to do the same with his next purchase?
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| 31 :02x05 - Looking To Downsize (Apr/08/2004) | Bonne Chermak is looking for a smaller house for her and her 14-year-old daughter. The pair enjoy being near the water, and Chermak wants something unique and out of the way. They find just what they're looking for when real estate agent Jeff Chertow shows them a cozy home situated near a creek.
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| 32 :02x06 - Home Studio (Dec/28/2000) | Lourdes and Tommy O'Brien's careers are playing an important part in their house hunt. He is a composer who works from their house, so he needs the new house to either have a detached garage or guesthouse that can be converted into a studio. She is a teacher who needs a spare bedroom that can be used as an office. They have a tall order. They need a home with enough space in the right place.
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| 33 :02x07 - World-Weary Travelers (Nov/02/2000) | Susanne and Ted Pahle are a married couple in transition. Ted has a career that has required he and his wife to live in various countries all over the world. This time, they are relocating from the eastern United States to the West Coast. Currently the couple resides in a temporary hotel room, and although they have enjoyed the service the hotel has offered them, the novelty is wearing off. Will these world travelers finally settle down and plant some roots?
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| 34 :02x08 - Arthouse (Nov/16/2000) | Artist Hiroko Momii is ready to find a new home with a few luxuries. She would appreciate a nice view and space to convert or build an art studio. She would also prefer a home that has a few large walls with no windows on which to hang her colorful paintings. Join us as she looks for a new home for herself and for her art.
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| 35 :02x09 - An Ideal Realtor (Jan/04/2001) | Mark Van Der Zalm and Carina Coleman have been living at Coleman's parents' house while they saved money to buy a house of their own. After a few years of saving, they began a search of on their own. At one advertising call, they met realtor Bonnie Fernandez, who showed them one of her listings. Though the home wasn't a perfect fit, the realtor was. Now all they have to do is find the ideal home.
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| 36 :02x10 - Saddle To Surfboard (Nov/30/2000) | Brenda Rothaupt's story is one of change. This single house hunter recently left her fast-paced corporate job in favor of a teaching position at the local college. She currently owns a home in a quiet suburban community, where the horses outnumber the people. While she appreciates the neighborhood's charm, she has decided to buy a house by the beach. Join House Hunters as Rothaupt finds a great house that will allow her to trade in her saddle for a surfboard.
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| 37 :02x11 - Single Dad (Jan/01/2001) | Alan Scalone is a single dad who is ready to find a bigger home for his family. Currently in a two-bedroom apartment, Scalone and his daughters, Felicia and Stephanie, need more space. He briefly considered renting a three-bedroom apartment, but because rent was approaching what a mortgage payment would be, he decided to buy. Watch as realtor Deborah McCoy takes the family on their journey toward a new home.
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| 38 :02x12 - Room For Big Toys (Nov/23/2000) | Twenty-nine-year-old Paul Zook is beginning to settle down and wants to buy his own home. While he's starting to mature, this young man still loves his toys, and they take up a lot of space. Is there a house out there with everything Zook wants and enough room for his camping gear, three bicycles and tools?
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| 39 :02x13 - Personal Touches (Feb/15/2001) | Ann and Rick Lopez are currently living in an adorable cottage that they have fixed up and added many personal touches. Although the two are comfortable living there, it is located on a busy street that can get noisy. Since the couple enjoyed transforming their current home, they welcome a chance to do it again with a new home.
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| 40 :02x14 - More Space In Manhattan (Jul/10/2006) | Professional book editor Brenda Copeland has been living in her pint-size, 300-square-foot apartment on the Upper East Side of Manhattan for eight years. Sharing the space with her two roommates, cats, Chester and Spanky has not been easy, and using her sofa bed as a guest room leaves her virtually no room. So Brenda has finally saved enough money for her own place, but with the super-competitive and super-expensive housing market in Manhattan, she hopes she can find something she can afford. Real estate broker Michelle Churchill signs on to help.
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| 41 :02x15 - Couple Seeks City Co-Op (Jul/11/2006) | Gerarda Shields and Bill Taylor are a young New York couple who are ready to take the next step in their relationship and buy their first place together. Though the couple loves spending time with each other, the three hours of commuting between their two places has just become too much. They want to find an affordable co-op near where they first met five years ago in the Riverdale area of the Bronx. Real estate agent Eugenia Foxworth signs on to help them find the perfect space with an updated kitchen, plenty of closet space and a terrace that is in their starter-place price range.
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| 42 :02x16 - Parting With The Party Pad (Oct/15/2007) | New Yorker Dawn Sheggeby, a successful book editor, lives in the artsy East Village neighborhood of Manhattan. This trendy neighborhood suits her fun lifestyle, and although she has labeled her apartment "The Party Pad," she is not thrilled with living right next to one of the city's biggest nightclubs. She has decided to take the plunge and buy an apartment in a quieter neighborhood with hopes of getting some sleep in "the city that never sleeps." And she wants to do it in time for her 40th birthday! Her friend and realtor Kevin Meath agrees to help with the hunt.
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| 43 :02x17 - Migrating To Midtown (Aug/29/2007) | After living in New York for several years, voice-over artist Yvette Lowenthal moved to Los Angeles to pursue an acting career. Now she's back in Manhattan and renting a studio loft in the Financial District for $3,000 a month. Tired of being far away from work, shopping and New York's happening nightlife, she is now ready to buy a one-bedroom apartment in Midtown Manhattan. With her two shaggy roommates, dogs Licky and Spirit, in tow, Yvette she is prepared to plunk down up to $500,000 to find just the right pad. Real estate agent Michele Lee agrees to help with her quest.
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| 44 :02x18 - Wanted: Downtown Digs (Nov/28/2007) | Babak Movahedi is a busy Washington, D.C., lawyer. Now he's hoping to add "New York City homeowner" to his list of credentials. He loves his four-bedroom, four-and-a-half bath home in D.C.'s Dupont Circle, but he is constantly traveling to New York to meet with clients--up to six or seven times a month! So he's decided it's time to buy his own studio apartment in New York's hip downtown area. Real estate agent Erik Bottcher takes on the challenge.
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| 45 :03x01 - In Search Of An Ocean View (Sep/02/2004) | After more than a year of renting, Shelli and Ted Sarandos are ready to own a home of their own. They'd like to stay in the same neighborhood as their current home, but they want something that will fulfill all of their needs. They would like a house located in an excellent school district, but they would also love to have a wonderful ocean view. Will the Sarandos family be able to find their dream house by the sea?
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| 46 :03x02 - A Home With Office Space (Apr/12/2001) | Ben Bloch has been renting a duplex with a roommate for a year now, and it has become a bit cramped for both of them. Because this young executive spends a majority of his time working out of his home, he needs plenty of space where he can catch up on paperwork as well as meet with various clients. Currently, Bloch's bedroom is his office, which makes this difficult. Will this first-time buyer find a home with ample office space?
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| 47 :03x03 - More Space Than Expected (Sep/06/2004) | Anissa and Walter Thompson have enjoyed living in their current home for four years. Their house is in a gated community, which has provided them with a sense of security and camaraderie with their neighbors. The Thompsons need more space, though, and they would like to upgrade to a new home. They want to pursue living in another gated community and would enjoy the freedom to have a house built to meet their own taste and style. Will the Thompsons find what they want?
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| 48 :03x04 - New Home With Style (Mar/01/2001) | Stacy and Brian Jarnagin are newlyweds who are gearing up to buy their first home. What's really special about these first-time buyers is that they are specifically looking for a house with a lot of style. They are looking for a residence that catches the eye as they are driving by and one that is craftsman or Spanish hacienda style.
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| 49 :03x05 - Growing Family (Apr/19/2001) | Maisa and Patrick Faucette moved into their two-bedroom apartment just two days before the birth of their first child, Noah. Noah is now 3 years old, and four months ago the Faucettes had their second child, a baby girl named Zeyna. Though the couple has enjoyed their present apartment, it's definitely time for this family to find a place with more living space and a yard for the kids. Join us on a search for a new home that meets this family's wishes!
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| 50 :03x06 - Ready, Set, Hunt! (Sep/09/2004) | Moe Abourched has just been given the challenge of his career. He is a real estate agent who just sold his own house to some of his favorite clients--without even telling his wife, Maria! Now he must find a new home for his family, and he must do it quickly! Will he be able to do it in time?
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| 51 :03x07 - Same But Larger (Sep/13/2001) | Odetta and Terrance Watkins adore their Spanish-style home. The couple also loves their current neighborhood, and they particularly enjoy the culture the area offers. Their dream is to find a larger house with the same style in their neighborhood, but they are up against one of the toughest challenges a buyer can face: a lack of inventory. Will they have to compromise on their dream and move to another area or will luck be on their side?
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| 52 :03x08 - Goodbye Apartment Living (Sep/13/2004) | Elena and Jonah Buensuceso are not only looking for their dream house, but they are also searching for a wonderful new neighborhood with a family feel. The couple, along with their preteen children, Jesse and Destiny, are hoping to find their dream house and a new way of life with great neighbors, places to run and room to play and entertain. Join us as the family searches for the perfect home in an area with a strong sense of community.
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| 53 :03x09 - Settling Down After The Wedding (Sep/20/2001) | Tyler and David Snyder were married two years ago in a Southern-style wedding, complete with many guests who brought along many gifts. Their small apartment has worked well as a temporary living situation, but the couple has reached the limits of their space. Join real estate agent Tony Martinez as he helps the Snyders find a home that accommodates all of their specifications.
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| 54 :03x10 - Elbow Room Needed (Sep/27/2001) | Lisa and Tony Shatsky have a family in need of elbow room. They have enjoyed their home since moving in, but 10 years and two children later, what was once new and spacious is now dated and crowded. One need only look in their living room full of office furniture and equipment to see that a new home is urgently needed. The search is on for a home with grace and space.
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| 55 :03x11 - Wanted: A Home To Call Their Own (Sep/16/2004) | Alicia and Gentry Patrick are a married couple who are each following challenging career paths. Both have had to make sacrifices along the way, the biggest of which was time spent living apart. Gentry's traveling for months at a time has prevented the couple from establishing a stable home together. Now that the two have completed the training in their respective fields, it is time to move out of their temporary abode and into a home of their own.
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| 56 :03x12 - Ready To Settle Down (Sep/17/2004) | One year ago, Kevin Dooley was transferred to a new location because of his career. At first, Kevin, his wife Stacey, and their daughter Jessica wanted to give the new city a trial run before they made their move permanent. Now, after one year of renting, they have decided to buy a new home in their new location. Join us as the Dooleys search for a house that makes them feel at home again!
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| 57 :03x13 - Duplex Dreams (Mar/15/2001) | Being priced out of the single-family home market has made Alicia Good rethink her plan of home buying. This enterprising 29-year-old has decided that buying a duplex or a fourplex is the way to go. Her plan is to move into one of the units herself and rent the others out. This will allow her to significantly offset the otherwise prohibitively large mortgage, and she'll have the benefit of having her own place. Join us as we follow this determined woman make her home buying dream come true.
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| 58 :03x14 - Spreading Out In San Antonio (Nov/13/2006) | For the last two years, Bobi and Casey Jensen, along with their two little girls, Shae Lee, 3 and Cassidy, 1, have been living in a small home in the suburbs of San Antonio. At 1,300 square feet, it's not big enough for this growing family of four, since there are only three bedrooms, and Casey uses one of them as a home office. The family is hoping to find a bigger home in a neighborhood about 20 minutes away called Great Northwest. Problem is homes in that area can run more than the Jensens can spend. Luckily, the family has Casey on their side. He's been a realtor in the area for three years and is sure he'll be able to find a couple of options from which to choose. But what will it be like having his wife as his client?
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| 59 :03x15 - New Digs In Dallas (Nov/13/2006) | Born and raised in sleepy San Angelo, Texas, 35-year-old bachelor, Bryan Swafford has always had a taste for big-city life. After landing a dream job at a car dealer in Dallas a few months ago, he was able to ditch West Texas and head 300 miles east to Dallas. But there was one problem—Bryan had nowhere to live! He has spent his first few months in Dallas "couch surfing" with relatives, and he can't wait to find a place of his own. He is looking for modern one- or two-bedroom condo in a happening part of town. Real estate agent Ann Dunn is determined to find Bryan a place to settle down in "Big D."
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| 60 :03x16 - Canton Expansion (Nov/15/2006) | Julie and Paul both grew up in small Texas towns, just 30 minutes from each other. When they got married four years ago, they met in the middle by settling down between their respective childhoods in Canton, a small rural community 60 miles east of Dallas. With their active 3-year old son Will, new puppy Bella, and second baby on the way, this family's 1,300 square-foot ranch-style home is bursting at the seams. Julie wants a new place that has enough room for an office with a door, since she works from home, while Paul wants to make sure to be as close as possible to the city for his job as a firefighter on the Canton crew. A four-bedroom home with plenty of room to roam should fit the bill nicely. Can real estate agent Brandt Foley help them find their Texas-size dream house before the new baby arrives?
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| 61 :03x17 - Houston Relocation (Unknown) | For the past six years, Carrie and Jeff Hoye have lived in a gorgeous custom home in Palatine, Ill., just 28 miles from downtown Chicago. They recently put their place up for sale because Jeff, a corporate president for a steel distribution company, is being relocated to Houston. The home sold within days of listing it, and with the money they made on it, they hope to find a four-bedroom house in Houston that's just as luxurious and includes architectural details and a great flow. They are targeting the Houston suburb of Royal Oaks, an upscale area close to Jeff's new office. Although it's going to be hard to leave the city and the home they love, the silver lining is that the Houston housing market is less expensive than Chicago. Realtor Bob Burton signs on to help the Hoyes with their search.
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| 62 :03x18 - Aiming For Austin (Nov/17/2006) | Oregon natives Beth and Carl Miner first met at a music studio when they were 15. Beth, an aspiring singer, was recording her first album. That meeting eventually led to marriage, and now, nine years later, a musical collaboration known as Sweetestday, an acoustic blend of rock and pop with a slight country influence. Six months ago, the young couple decided to live out their dreams of making it in the world of professional music. They sold their three-bedroom, two-bath house in Portland, and headed south to Austin, Texas, the Live Music Capital of the World. They are living in a tiny, non-descript rental, but they are hoping to move into a large move-in-ready place close to downtown, where their day jobs and the honky-tonks are. Real estate agent Tom Sunstrom signs on to help with the hunt.
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Season 4 |
| 63 :04x01 - Room For Two (Oct/11/2001) | Daamen Krall didn't think he would have to move from his beloved neighborhood for a long time, but after his mother moved in with him, he found that there wasn't enough space for two. He's looking for something that's spacious and roomy but with character. Will he find the perfect home and be able to remain in his beloved neighborhood?
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| 64 :04x02 - This Little Piggy (Oct/18/2001) | Brian Lau thought he had found the perfect home for himself and his pot-bellied pig Mu Shu. After his landlord put his home on the market to sell, the young bachelor knew it was time to find a more permanent home for himself and his porcine companion. But since Mu Shu is considered livestock, his search may be a difficult one. Will they find a home that's right for both of them?
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| 65 :04x03 - A Home Of Their Own (Oct/25/2001) | Kimberly and Enrique Castro have been in their townhouse since they were married last year, but the lack of control they have over decorating and upgrading has made the couple start looking for their own home. They want a home with a nicely sized backyard, at least two bedrooms and in a good neighborhood. Will these newlyweds be able to find the home of their dreams?
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| 66 :04x04 - Two + Two = Too Little Space (Apr/25/2002) | When Mary and Scott Fisher bought their first home, it fit their needs perfectly, but eight years later, two demanding careers plus two young daughters add up to just too little space. They'd like to give their family room to grow by finding a home that's nearly double the square footage of their current home, and they don't have time for renovations. Will pursuit of move-in perfection lead them to the right home?
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| 67 :04x05 - A Room With A View (May/02/2002) | Betsy Poulos is an executive who works long hours in a bustling city. At the end of the day, she likes to come home to relax. That's hard to do in her small, one-bedroom apartment, so she's planning on buying her first home. She wants to find a two-bedroom, two-bath condo in the beach community that she loves, but what she wants most is a view. Can she be content just living near the water?
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| 68 :04x06 - Ready To Move Out (May/09/2002) | Newlyweds Julie and Adam Olsen are ready for a change in lifestyle. They currently carpool from their home in the hills to their jobs in the city, and now this young couple is ready for a home of their own. They have been living with Adam's father for the past year, saving enough money to buy their first house. Will they find something they both like?
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| 69 :04x07 - Family Visits (Dec/27/2001) | Cecile and Phillip Hogg have a home that is no longer big enough to accommodate their large family. They need one that will offer them enough room for their activities as well as entertain their children and grandchildren. Will the Hoggs be able to find a home that's large enough for their needs, but stylish enough for their sensibilities?
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| 70 :04x08 - Growing Family, No Space (Jan/13/2005) | Christina and Mike Sarrat have lived in the same two-bedroom apartment since they were married nine years ago. Now with two growing boys to think about, they are determined to buy a house that will give their active family some breathing room. Can they afford all the space they need?
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| 71 :04x09 - Space For Style's Sake (May/30/2002) | Ellen and Matt Kennedy are searching for their first home. Their current townhouse showcases the couple's unique sense of decorating--something they'd like to have in their new home. But they don't want to sacrifice style for the sake of space. Will the Kennedys be able to find their dream home with the character they want?
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| 72 :04x10 - A Little Space And Quiet (Jan/17/2005) | Although they like their two-bedroom apartment, Michelle and Mark McBryde want to find a home with more room and in a quieter neighborhood. Their budget has made it difficult to find a home, though, especially in such a competitive market. Will the McBrydes be able to find their dream home without breaking the bank?
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| 73 :04x11 - Too Much To Ask? (Jan/18/2005) | Emilia and Ernesto Alonzo and their three children have simply outgrown their current condominium. They'd like to find a home with at least three bedrooms, an updated kitchen and a backyard. They would also like to stay in the same neighborhood, but will their budget prevent them from finding a home that has everything they want?
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| 74 :04x12 - A Vision Of A View (Jan/19/2005) | Malinda Trimble has been renting a small guesthouse for nearly a year. She loves the home's seclusion and its close proximity to the city, but now she wants to settle into a place of her own. She dreams of finding a home with plenty of space to entertain and a beautiful view of the city. Will she have to compromise her vision to get a good view?
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| 75 :04x13 - A Family On The Move (Dec/27/2001) | Bonnie Christian and her children currently live in a spacious 3,600-square-foot home on nearly eight acres of land. This single mother is ready to trade in the wide-open spaces and get something a little more manageable. She'd like a home that's easier to maintain and closer to her children's school and social activities. Can she find the right house for her busy family?
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| 76 :04x14 - Newlyweds To Nestle In Naples (Feb/26/2007) | Tanya and Joe of Naples, Fla., are looking to find a place of their own before they get married. They want to stay in the area and are on the hunt for a spacious two-bedroom house or condo. With a tight budget, will real estate agent Dan Buckley be able to find these first-time buyers the perfect home in time for their honeymoon?
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| 77 :04x15 - New Spot, Same Subdivision (Feb/27/2007) | As an investment consultant and mother of two teenagers, Jeanette Showalter has plenty to juggle, but the tight squeeze in her Naples, Fla., home is making it tough. After dropping some extra weight, Jeanette's new motto is "a new body in a new home." She wants to stay in the same Naples neighborhood, but satisfying her tastes, along with the needs of two feisty teens, will make this house hunt a challenge. Real estate expert Michael Lissack thinks he can handle it.
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| 78 :04x16 - Growing Family Branches Out (Feb/28/2007) | Deanne and Joe Mehtala share a two-bedroom, two-bath condo in Naples, Fla., with five pets. Now, with a baby on the way, the time has come to trade their already crowded home for a place with more space to accommodate all their "little ones" as well as their computer-consulting business. They would love to find a place that's in move-in condition, since the baby is due in just 16 weeks. Real estate agent Lohra Burroughs signs on to help.
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| 79 :04x17 - Goodbye, High-Rise (Mar/01/2007) | Tammy and David Lethem recently said "I do," but Tammy's two-bedroom, two-bath condo can't handle the addition. The seventh-floor shoreline condo in Ft. Myers, Fla., includes a beautiful view of the of the Caloosahatchee River, but lacks enough space for these newlyweds and their Daschund, Gabby. They would like to find a four-bedroom house with a large kitchen, lots of closet space, a three-car garage and a pool near the water. Real estate agent and friend Cathy Wynne sets out to find a place that has everything they want at a price they can afford.
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| 80 :04x18 - Job Offer Warrants Move (Mar/02/2007) | Newlyweds Amy and Sam Saad have a lot of stuff, but no place to keep it. Their current Washington, D.C., condo is filled to the brim with boxes they have no room to unpack. Sam has been offered a job in Naples, Fla., starting in one month, so he and Amy enlist his mother and sister, Fahada and Yasmin, both real estate agents, to help them find a spacious place — and fast. Do they have enough time to find a place and settle in before the job starts?
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Season 5 |
| 81 :05x01 - Baby On The Way (Jan/10/2002) | Natasha and Tim Walsh are about to become parents, and they'd like to buy a new home before their baby arrives. They are both pretty handy, so a home that needs some work will not scare them off. They've both got the know-how to create a style that will make their house their own. Will the Walshes be able to find a home that meets all their needs and in time to welcome the new little Walsh?
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| 82 :05x02 - Room For A Family (Jan/24/2005) | Newlyweds Jennifer and Mark Mollet have been living in a small one-bedroom apartment for the last year in order to save money for their first home. The apartment has offered very little room, and the interstate outside of their window is very loud. The Mollets need a home that will offer them plenty of room to grow as they start a family. Will this young couple be able to find a home with space in a tight and competitive market?
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| 83 :05x03 - Needed: Baby-Friendly Home (Jan/24/2002) | New parents Angelina and Bob Abraci are in need of a larger home. They recently had their first child and would like to move from their stylish one-bedroom home to something that would comfortably accommodate their new daughter Athena. Will they find one that suits their new needs and priorities?
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| 84 :05x04 - Home In A Pinch (Jan/26/2005) | Leellen Patchen and son Christopher are on a deadline. They have to move out of their rental home so their landlords can move back in. They'd like a home with at least three bedrooms and two bathrooms with plenty of style. Will the time crunch force this mother and son to settle for something less than perfect?
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| 85 :05x05 - Long Time Coming (Jan/27/2005) | For Kathy and Andrija Sucic, the five years they've spent renting their current home have flown by. During this time, they've saved money and are ready to buy a house. They'd like a home that's both large enough to comfortably entertain their close-knit family and one that's in move-in condition. But will they sacrifice what they want for what's available?
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| 86 :05x06 - Looking For A Family Home (Feb/07/2002) | Michelle and Stanley Howell are temporarily staying with Stanley's parents until they can find a home of their own. They'd like to buy an older house in a child-friendly neighborhood with four bedrooms, two baths and a large yard. Will they able to find what they need in the area they want?
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| 87 :05x07 - A Mother/Daughter Home (Feb/14/2002) | Two years ago single mom Crystal Golden and her 3-year-old daughter, Zalika, moved in with Crystal's parents to save money to buy a house. Now it's time for mother and daughter to spread their wings and find their own nest. In this tough market, will she find the right house in the right location?
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| 88 :05x08 - Looking For "Prime" Time (Feb/21/2002) | Carina Prime is ready to invest in her first home in a quiet neighborhood. Her job as a teacher leaves her with little free time, so she would like to find a home in move-in condition. Will she find a home that will give her the rest and relaxation she's looking for without taking too much of her time?
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| 89 :05x09 - Double-Duty Home (Feb/02/2005) | Natasha Finister and her daughter Chelsea have been living with Finister's mother, but they are now ready to find a house they can call their own. She is looking for a large home that can accommodate her daycare business that's also in her current neighborhood. Will she find a home that's good for business and her family?
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| 90 :05x10 - Family Farm (Mar/07/2002) | Brenda and Kerry Levenson and their two young children have run out of room in their current home. The Levensons want to find a bigger home that provides plenty of space for everyone. They would also like to have a few acres of land so Brenda can have her horses there. Will the Levensons be able to find a home that fits both their family and their budget?
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| 91 :05x11 - The Search Continues (Mar/14/2002) | Apartment dwellers Kelly and Alan Watson are anxious to settle into a home of their own. They thought they had found one a few months back, but it fell through. Now they must start their search all over again. Will they have better luck this time around?
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| 92 :05x12 - Space Or Seashore? (Feb/07/2005) | Donna Graen has been very happy in her seaside home for the last seven years, and now she'd like to find a home with enough space for work and play. She's ready to buy and knows that she'd like to be as close to the water as possible. Will she have to compromise her seaside dream in order to have the space she wants?
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| 93 :05x13 - Single Guy Home (Feb/08/2005) | David Abrams is a career-minded single man who's decided it's time to buy his first home. For the past eight years, he's been living in the same one-bedroom apartment. He would like to stay in his current neighborhood, but because of soaring real estate prices, he feels that single-family homes are out of his financial reach. Will he find a home that meets his personal and financial needs?
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| 94 :05x14 - From The Woods To The Windy City (May/22/2007) | Vikki and Gio Spiteri enjoy the great outdoors, but they are tired of living in their family's summer cabin In Lake Geneva, Wis. As they head back to the civilization of Chicago, can these newlyweds find a place with the modern comforts they have been missing? Real estate agent Judy Newton intends to make sure of it.
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| 95 :05x15 - More Space For Baby (May/24/2007) | Native Chicagoans Cathy and Kaushal Dalal need a new home, and they need it fast — Kathy is weeks away from giving birth to their second child. They are hoping to move out of their condo and into a single-family home with a nice backyard before they have to make the trip to the hospital. Real estate agent Risa Weiss signs on to help make that happen.
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| 96 :05x16 - Downtown Chicago Bound (May/23/2007) | Jennifer Werner and Nathan Neigh have decided to make The Windy City their home. But their very small, cramped apartment just isn't big enough for them and their dog Molly. To really feel at home Jen and Nate want to find a place that fits their lifestyle and that's close to Downtown Chicago. Real estate agent Brooke Daitchman signs on to help with the search.
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| 97 :05x17 - Seeking A Spot Of Her Own (Sep/05/2007) | Twenty-five-year-old Jennifer Medema loves sharing a house with her friend, Liz, but is beginning to realize that she might like a place to call her own. She currently lives in the Chicago neighborhood of Lakeview, which is close to her workplace and centrally located to great bars and hang-out spots. She would like to find a one-bedroom, one-bath condo with hardwood floors, an open floor plan, modern kitchen and lots of storage space. It also needs to be close to the city and work. Though Jennifer herself is a realtor, for her first purchase, she has decided to ask co-worker Catherine Brennan for help.
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| 98 :05x18 - Trading In The City Life (Dec/18/2007) | Jill and Gary Kirshenbaum swore they would never move to the suburbs, but two kids later, they are craving more space. Can they find a new single-family home for less than $1 million that will measure up to their custom-built Chicago condo in the city? Real estate agent Jon Levey intends to make sure of it.
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Season 6 |
| 99 :06x01 - Wanted: Larger Place (Feb/21/2006) | | Lynne Gilberg is temporarily renting an apartment that is too small to hold all of her belongings, so they remain in boxes. While she enjoys having a courtyard and swimming pool at her apartment complex, she begins her search of a finding a bigger place so she can unpack the rest of her belongings. | |
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| 101 :06x03 - Growing Family Home (May/23/2002) | | Following the birth of their son, Leo and Sandra Landaverde realized they needed more space for their growing family. With the help of their realtor, they begin searching for the perfect three-bedroom home in a good school district that has hardwood floors and a nicely landscaped yard. | |
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| 102 :06x04 - Empty Nest House Hunting (Oct/10/2002) | | Now that her children have grown up and moved out of the house, Del Richardson decided to search for a house with less square-footage than she currently has. With the help of her real estate agent, she begins her search of a smaller house in a new neighborhood that is closer to where she works. | |
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| 103 :06x05 - Condo Convenience (Nov/07/2002) | | Tiring of raising rent and not being able to make any changes to her one bedroom apartment, Debbie Reece has decided to start looking to purchase her own condo or townhouse. With her real estate agent helping her out, Debbie begins searching for the perfect place in a friendly neighborhood that minimal outside maintenance and is close to major freeways. | |
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| 104 :06x06 - A Backyard for Valkyrie (Oct/24/2002) | | A home with a backyard is what house hunter Kevin Heilfron desperately needs. This engineer lives in a small, oceanfront apartment with his large dog Valkyrie. He wants a place with more space that is well-built home with a fenced backyard and plenty of greenery. He hopes to find something close to his childhood home and friends, and can't imagine living too far away from the water. | |
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| 105 :06x07 - Condo to House (Oct/31/2002) | | Not long after getting married, Steve and Elizabeth Cho moved into a remodeled condominium. While they have enjoyed their time in it, the Cho’s have decided to start a family and begin looking for a three-bedroom house with a garage and yard. | |
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| 106 :06x08 - Downtown Condo (Nov/14/2002) | | For the last four years, 50-year-old attorney Carey Caruso has lived in a boat moored in a local marina. The experience was thrilling, but Caruso feels the time has come to anchor more permanent moorings. He's looking for a condo that will offer him more room than his current home, but more importantly, he wants his daughter to have a room of her own. Caruso wants a condominium in a metropolitan area, close to the courthouse and with ample living room, a swimming pool and workout areas. | |
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| 107 :06x09 - Hillside Home (Nov/28/2002) | | For the past six years, Jim Stoecker has been renting in a hillside home that has a great view. However, when his landlord decided to sell the property, he decided to go about purchasing his own home. Wanting a contemporary home that has at least two bedrooms and has enough space to display his art collection, Jim and his agent begin looking for the perfect place that is near his current home. | |
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| 108 :06x10 - Teacher's Townhouse (Dec/05/2002) | | Currently living in a studio apartment, elementary school teacher Debbie Scro has grown tired of yearly rent increases and of her small apartment. Wanting to stay in the same area she currently lives in, Debbie begins her search of finding a townhouse or condo to move to that has an office and larger kitchen than she currently has. | |
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| 109 :06x11 - Craftsman-Style Home (Nov/21/2002) | | Jazmine and Paul Jazmine Gallegos live in a cabin-style home up a flight of 60 stairs. Although they have many fond memories there, their plans to start a family and desire to have their elderly relatives visit has prompted them to start house hunting. They want a large, craftsman-style, one-story house on a flat lot. They need four to five bedrooms and a large backyard. With the help of their real estate agent, the couple hopes to find the home of their dreams. | |
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| 110 :06x12 - House With A View (Dec/19/2002) | | Urban planner Simon Fraser has put a lot of work in the apartment he currently rents. Deciding that it’s the right time to buy his own home that he can put his mark on, Simon turns to his real estate agent Ed Tanerio to help find a two-bedroom house that has a great view of Los Angeles. | |
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| 111 :06x13 - Beachfront Community (Dec/12/2002) | | Norm and Sheridan MacKnight have been living in their current beachfront home with their two children for the past eight years. Now that the kids are getting older, the MacKnight’s are beginning to discover their house is running out of space to hold their belongings and have decided to find a bigger place in the same neighborhood. Their real estate agent then begins to help them find the perfect place. | |
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Season 7 |
| 112 :07x01 - Larger Home In Same Neighborhood (Feb/06/2003) | Johanna and Joe Kraus and their daughter Sidney currently live in a small two-bedroom apartment. They decided to sacrifice by renting a little longer in order to save up to buy the house they have always wanted. Of course, space is a major feature they are looking for in their new house. In addition, they're looking for a nice backyard that Sidney can play in as well as enough space to entertain their friends. They don't want to move too far because it's not worth displacing their daughter from her school district and friends. Do they stay in the nicer but more expensive neighborhood they love, or do they sacrifice to get a bigger home a little farther away?
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| 113 :07x02 - Staying In The Neighborhood (Feb/13/2003) | Tresa and George Chatigny have lived in their three-bedroom, Tudor-style townhouse for 10 years. For a townhouse, there's actually a lot more space than you'd think, but living there doesn't come without its sacrifices. The Chatignys are bound to follow the rules of their homeowners association, which hampers some of their freedom. They have decided that it's time for them to take the leap and purchase their first single-family home. A new home will allow Tresa to explore her passion for home decorating as well as provide them the opportunity to do some renovating in the future. They are looking for a home with a lot of curb appeal, nice landscaping, enough room for an office, and in the same neighborhood they currently reside. In a seller's market, will they be able to find a home within their price range?
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| 114 :07x03 - Room To Expand (Jan/30/2003) | Gloria and Kevin Inman currently reside in a two-bedroom condo. They have some great memories there, including the birth of their son Tyler, but now it is time to move on to a larger space. Gloria is expecting her second child in six months, so they need to hurry. A bigger place will allow Tyler more room to play and give the family room to expand. Kevin is also hoping for a home with an attached two-car garage, where he can work on his hot rod or bike without having to shuffle everything around. Because they are expecting, they won't be able to spend a lot of time on a fixer upper. Will they find that house, or will they have to modify their wish list?
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| 115 :07x04 - Home With Personality (Jan/30/2003) | When Brian Roth moved back home to teach at his old high school, he also moved back in with his parents. A year and a half later, he's ready to buy a home of his own. He has been able to save a lot of money, but space is becoming an issue. He'd like to find a place with enough room for his antiques as well as enough room to grade papers and work on his craftsmen projects. He also enjoys remodeling, so he's looking forward to tackling a fixer-upper. The appearance is not as important to Roth as personality, but is personality available in his price range?
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| 116 :07x05 - Bigger Family Home (Jan/16/2003) | Susan Turner and her two daughters settled into a seaside rental home as a temporary solution, but the home has just one bathroom and the girls have had to share the smallest bedroom. She and her children would like a new home with at least four bedrooms, two bathrooms and a kitchen with a dishwasher. They would also like to find a home that has very low maintenance and lots of wall space for Turner's mother's paintings. Will she and her daughters be able to stay within their budget without sacrificing space and their beloved beach community?
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| 117 :07x06 - Architectural Interests (Mar/06/2003) | David Vessey has been living in his vintage 1940s apartment for more than eight years. Though he's enjoyed his living space of more than 1,000 square feet, he's reached the point in his life where his one-bed, one-bath unit isn't enough anymore. It's time to take the money he had saved by living in an apartment and buy his very first home. His taste in a new home will no doubt be influenced by his education as an architect. Design will be as important to him as anything else he'd desire in a home. He is aware of his pickiness and the difficulty it presents when searching for a home, but he and real-estate agent Stephen Lynch dive head first into the house hunt. Will this former architecture student find what he is looking for, or will he have to go back to the drawing board?
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| 118 :07x07 - Family Home (Jan/02/2003) | Rhonda and Nick Stavrapoulos and their daughter are currently renting a small 800-square-foot house, with two bedrooms and one bathroom. Although their home is small, they love the neighborhood and the back patio. Because the house that they've been renting for so many years is now for sale and out of their price range, the Stavrapoulos family is under pressure to find a new home. They'd like to find a three-bedroom, two-bathroom house, along with plenty of closets, storage, and space for Nick's motor boat. Can they find what they're looking for without sacrificing too much in such a limited amount of time? Tune in to House Hunters to find out.
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| 119 :07x08 - Move-In Ready (Mar/20/2003) | Tina and Ray Sandoval have enjoyed renting their two-bedroom, two-bath condo, but now they want to buy a home of their own. They moved into their current place as newlyweds because it fit their needs at the time. Their desire to start a family now renders their condo too small. To stay close to family and jobs, they'd like to find a move-in ready three-bedroom house in the area in which they currently live. In addition, Tina would like a lot of natural light, so a lot of windows is preferable. Ray is looking to upgrade by having his own garage, and they both would like a bigger yard. It's going to be difficult because homes are really expensive in their particular area. Will the Sandovals be able to afford the home of their dreams, or will they have to make a few sacrifices to stay within their budget?
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| 120 :07x09 - Bigger Home For Baby (Feb/27/2003) | For nearly a decade, Rick Bunning and his wife Suzanne Tang have lived comfortably in their three-bedroom townhouse. They like the manageability of their compact living space and the location, but the arrival of their first child Ethan calls for more room. They are looking for a one-story house with at least three bedrooms, a large yard and a spacious kitchen. Time is of the essence though, since they have already received a nice offer that they don't want to lose on their current townhome. Will they have enough time to find a bigger, better home?
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| 121 :07x10 - Pet-Friendly House (Feb/20/2003) | | Lori Fetrick is currently renting a two-bedroom, one-bath home from a pet-friendly landlord that she shares with numerous pets. While there are a few things Lori likes about the house, the lack of space in the kitchen and no central heating and air system in the house has made her decide to buy a home of her own. With the help of her real estate agent Seth Phillips, Lori begins her search for a larger home with a nice sized pet-friendly yard for her dogs and cats to play in. | |
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| 122 :07x11 - A Place Of Their Own (Jan/09/2003) | Kimmy and Frank Cavallo have already sold their home and are currently living with her parents. They have enjoyed staying with her family, but the space constraints and intentions of starting their own family have motivated their search for a bigger house. In addition to size, neighborhood is equally important--they want to raise their future children in a clean and safe environment. She is looking for a home with a wide-open floor plan that is conducive for entertaining, while he is looking for a large yard and a room he can convert to an office. Will the Cavallos find what they are looking for, or will they have to compromise?
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| 123 :07x12 - More Room To Grow (Mar/13/2003) | When Stephanie and Malcolm Dinwiddie bought their house a year ago, they thought they'd stay there for a while, but with their two sons growing up faster with each day, they realize that they have outgrown their space. They currently live in a three-bedroom, one-and-three-quarter-bath house. It's a nice cozy home, but they need something considerably bigger. They are looking for a home that has four bedrooms and at least two full baths. What they are not looking for is a home in perfect condition. The Dinwiddies don't want to move into someone else's dream home--they want a home they can personalize and renovate themselves. Will they find that home with a good solid foundation?
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| 124 :07x13 - In Search Of A Fixer-Upper (Mar/27/2003) | When Anne and William Carson moved back to the States from Finland, they weren't sure where they wanted to settle, so they rented an apartment and started looking at homes. Two years later, they're ready to buy. They are looking for a home in a good neighborhood for their children as well as a one with enough space for the furniture they've imported from Finland. Anne would also really like a house with a pool. The market is very competitive and in order to buy a home in the community they love, the Carsons will have to consider a fixer-upper. They are up to the challenge, but are the fixer-uppers in their price range too imperfect?
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Season 8 |
| 125 :08x01 - Big Apple Bound (Jul/17/2003) | Vivianna Guzman is a native of Costa Rica, but her heart is in New York City. She is currently renting an apartment, but as a chief financial officer she understands the financial benefits of owning her own home. She is looking for a historic brownstone townhouse that can be gut renovated somewhere within Manhattan. She enjoys looking out over the city and wants a place with lots of windows and natural light. She has many friends and family members that visit her from out of town, so she is looking for a two- bedroom, two-bath place that allows her guests to stay with her and be comfortable. The market in New York City runs fast, but real estate agent Edward Joseph specializes in historic brownstones and is positive he will be able to find her the perfect home.
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| 126 :08x02 - Making Room For Family (Jul/03/2003) | Chris and Christopher Earl bought their current three-bedroom, one-bath, 1950s-style home six years ago. It was ideal for the couple and their needs back then, but as they grew from being a couple to now being a family of four, they have come to realize that a larger place will better accommodate their needs as a family. They both agree that their new home should be in community with an excellent school district. In a tight market, this won't be an easy task, but real estate agent Raymond Ray feels confident that he will be able to help find the right house.
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| 127 :08x03 - A Place of His Own (Jul/10/2003) | Since graduating from college, musician James Chiello has been renting an apartment with a roommate. The lease expires in two months, and he feels like the time is right for him to move out and get a place of his own. He'd like the new place to have at least two bedrooms in a nice neighborhood with a decent-size yard. It must also be move-in ready because he doesn't consider himself very handy. Will he be able to find a house that matches his budget and personal style in time? He is relying on the expertise of real estate agent Rhonda Kohn to help him with his hunt.
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| 128 :08x04 - Closer Commute (Jul/31/2003) | Roxanne and John Sterneman are looking to move their family of five to a home closer to John's work. He has a daily three-hour-roundtrip commute that takes precious time away from his family. They want to find a four-bedroom home that is very similar to the one they have now. She wants a kitchen that opens to the living area, allowing her to keep an eye the kids while she prepares food. Will they find a home to accommodate their large family and bring John closer to work? They enlist the help of real estate agent Ana Vander Leek to guide them in their search.
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| 129 :08x05 - Beach Bound (Sep/04/2003) | Nancy and Patrick Lemm have very quickly outgrown their one-bedroom beachside apartment. While they love being close to the water, shops and nice restaurants, they don't like apartment living. She works from home and is in need of an office that is fully functional. Right now she is working out of her bedroom! He wants a garage where he can do projects and have a place to store all of their athletic gear. They haven't even unpacked some of their wedding gifts because there is nowhere to put them! They are looking for a three-bedroom home that is still close to the beach. It's a tough market, but real-estate agents Dave Salzman and Vicky Cohen are positive they can find the perfect spot for this young couple.
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| 130 :08x06 - Restoration Enthusiasts (Jul/24/2003) | Justin and Kristina Kell have lived in their one-bedroom 1930s apartment for the last two-and-a-half years. It holds special sentiment because they were married in the backyard, plus they love the period style and architecture. With a baby on the way now, it's time to start looking for a large place. They own and operate a successful antique shop nearby, and they think they've saved up enough money to become first-time homeowners. It is important for these restoration enthusiasts to find an older home that they can put some work into, so real estate agent David Kelsey is on the lookout for a home that has had its original charm and character preserved.
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| 131 :08x07 - Searching For A Dream Home (Sep/18/2003) | Engaged couple Lisa Ediger and Chris Toone are looking to move out of the apartment that they share with a roommate and move into a three-bedroom home. They love their current location that is near the beach and will focus their hunt in the same area. The challenge is to find the perfect home before the wedding. They are faced with an extremely competitive market and are worried they won't get exactly what they want. Real estate agent Steve Wickline has been recruited to help them get the home of their dreams.
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| 132 :08x08 - In Search Of Old Style (Jul/31/2003) | Debbie Gaughan and John Donovan went from homeowners to renters when they moved to a more expensive area. Now, four years later, they are ready to buy again. Their current apartment is a two-bed, one-bath, Spanish-style that they've tried to personalize as much as possible. They've added a lot of charm, but it's still an apartment and they don't own it. They would like to find a two-bed, one-bath, Spanish-style home, complete with arched windows and cove ceilings. Hardwood floors are also a must. In this hot market, these types of homes are hard to find. Will they have to raise their budget or lower their expectations? Real-estate agent Clyde McClatchey hopes they have to do neither.
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| 133 :08x09 - Time To Be A Homeowner Again (Jan/08/2004) | As a previous homeowner Leslie Rampulla never thought she would have to live in an apartment again. After relocating to a new city, however, she decided to rent while she scouted out the area. Now, a year later, she is feeling claustrophobic and guilty that her dogs don't have a yard in which to play. She wants to find a modern-style 1950s home that has at least two bedrooms--preferably three. She knows that the house of her dreams is out there, and she's willing to take the time to find it. She enlists the help of her boyfriend and real estate agent Joel Goodness. Will she find the perfect three-bedroom home for herself and her dogs?
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| 134 :08x10 - House Hunters Hits The Road! (Unknown) | House Hunters travels to the Big Easy to find just the right home for the Noderer family in historic New Orleans.
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Amy and Luke Noderer's home in a quaint neighborhood in New Orleans has been a labor of love. They renovated it to reflect its 1800s heritage, but there's one thing they couldn't change: the size. They are looking for a three-bedroom home in the same neighborhood, and would prefer an older house with the period details they love. They also need room in a new house for Luke's art studio and Amy's office. Real estate agent Anthony Posey is charged with helping them find a house that will accommodate their love of period architecture and their need for space.
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| 135 :08x11 - More Space, Same Neighborhood (Aug/14/2003) | Newlyweds Denise and Anthony Lanni live in a one-bedroom bungalow-style home, and are in need of more space. They are looking for a two-bedroom fixer-upper that is in their current neighborhood. He is prepared to hammer away at every room, if necessary, but she would rather move in with few hassles. They desperately want a yard and a garage that can hold their cars instead of their stuff! Another request is a larger kitchen. The one they have now barely allows both of them to be in it at the same time. They have recruited real estate agent Chuck Keller to help them find a new home.
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| 136 :08x12 - Family-Friendly Neighborhood (Aug/07/2003) | Julie and Robert Burch are looking for a one-story single-family home for the two of them and their baby boy Robert Thomas. Julie really enjoys cooking and wants a kitchen that she feels comfortable in and is close to the living area. Also on their list is a yard and pool that will allow Robert Thomas to play to his heart's content. They want to be part of a family friendly neighborhood where there is lots of action and activities for everyone.
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| 137 :08x13 - Following The Sun To Phoenix (Sep/11/2003) | Newlyweds Margaret and Ron Delap have decided to retire in Phoenix to enjoy what they feel will be the good life. The two-bedroom home they have now though is just not big enough to accommodate their nine grown children and 21 grandchildren! They want a bigger place that has a pool and overlooks a golf course. Margaret wants a big kitchen that looks out to the living area so she can be involved in the action as well as have space to have Ron help her with the meals. This young-at-heart couple has enlisted real estate agent Gwen Grace to help.
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| 138 :08x14 - Tampa Time (Dec/04/2003) | Carrie and Richard Levine describe themselves as vagabonds. During the past 15 years of their marriage they have lived in six different cities around the country. Two years ago, Richard's work brought them to Scottsdale, Ariz., where they found their dream home in a desert mountain preserve. Both are fortunate enough to work from home--he is a software contractor who also writes science-fiction novels, and she is a resource manager for a global consulting firm. They have decided to move near Carrie's family in Tampa, Fla., and have started their house hunt online. Real estate agent Barbara Bailey is also helping. They've given themselves one weekend to find a new home in their new city. Will they find it before their time in Florida is up?
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| 139 :08x15 - Leaving The Bachelor Pad Behind (Jan/01/2004) | David Hagele's bachelor pad in Santa Rosa, Calif., has just about everything a single guy could need, but he is itching to expand and get ready for the next stage of his life--one he hopes will include a wife and family. While he doesn't even have a girlfriend yet, there's nothing stopping him from looking for a house. Can he find his future family home?
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| 140 :08x16 - Make Room For Triplets! (Nov/27/2003) | Brenda Adkins and her husband, Philip Johnson, have been living in a three-bedroom apartment in Seattle, Wash., with their 2-year-old son. They like living in Seattle and all the amenities that city life provides, but this family is about to need a lot more room--they're expecting triplets. They are beginning to look outside of the city to find the space that they will soon need and are eager to have more yard space as well as a lot more space inside the home. Will they be able to find the four-bedroom family home of their dreams before the babies arrive?
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| 141 :08x17 - Boston Bound (Dec/25/2003) | Kerry and Brian Aldrich have to leave the Cambridge Victorian home they restored themselves to find more room for their growing family in the suburbs of Boston. She wants a home that is family friendly and includes a playroom and large kitchen, while he wants a home that is daddy friendly, with a TV room and large speakers. Can their real estate agent Elena Price find a place that suits both of them?
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| 142 :08x18 - Baby Makes Three (Nov/04/2004) | Kerri and George Petrillo have been living in their three-bedroom, one-and-a-half bath New Jersey home for more than two years. They love it, but the addition of their 6-month-old baby boy made them realize they need more room. Their current space does not have a formal dining area or enough space in the master bedroom for more than a queen-size bed, so they are looking to move closer to the Jersey shore to gain more square footage. Will they find a house with more space that they both like? Real estate agent Tracey Boyd is prepared to take on any challenge the Petrillos toss her way, and is ready to find them the perfect house.
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| 143 :08x19 - San Francisco Home (Nov/06/2003) | Tina and John Moss have decided the time has come to move out of the apartment they share with their new baby and large dog. This active couple loves the San Francisco neighborhood where they have been renting and want their new home to be in the same area. They also want a yard for their daughter to play in and a garage to get their cars off the street. It is a tall order, considering the competitive San Francisco market. Can the Mosses find everything they're looking for without leaving their in-demand neighborhood? Real estate agent Jack Cuddy thinks they can, and he will be helping them in their search.
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| 144 :08x20 - South Beach Bound (Jan/16/2004) | Furniture store owner Steve Rhodes is a single dad in Miami Beach. He currently lives in a 2,000-square-foot house that his two-year-old son, Hannan, lives in for half the week. They spend a lot of time outside on their dock enjoying the benefits of this oceanfront home, but as Hannan gets older, Steve realizes that this two-bedroom home won't be sufficient for the two of them much longer. He is looking for a home with at least an extra bedroom and bathroom and wants it to be on an oceanfront lot in South Beach. Realtor Daniel Bajaroff thinks she is up to the challenge.
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| 145 :08x21 - A Home For The Kids (Nov/20/2003) | | Before making the decision to move to Georgia with her kids, single mom Nicole Kirnon and her kids were sharing an apartment with her mother and brother. After making the decision to move to a different state, Nicole begins her search of Atlanta’s numerous neighborhoods for the right place to raise her kids in. | |
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| 146 :08x22 - For The Love Of Mercer Island (Mar/04/2004) | Doris and Steve Schoenecker live just outside of Seattle, Wash in a rented three-bedroom two-bath home. It is in a neighborhood they love on nearby Mercer Island, with views of Downtown Seattle right across the water. The home served Steve's needs three years ago when he moved in after his divorce, but since he married Doris, it has become clear that there is a serious lack of space. It's time for this couple to start fresh and find a home that's right for them. They want to stay in the neighborhood, where they can enjoy their casual lifestyle with enough space to accommodate their children and guests. Realtor Felicia Brooks steps in to help.
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| 147 :08x23 - Seeking A Sense of Community (Jan/22/2004) | Realtor Dean Rose has worked in the Dallas area for the past 10 years and is great at helping his clients find what they want. Now he has a huge challenge on his hands--finding the right home for himself. He lives in a trendy townhome with a beautiful view of the Dallas skyline. It has been the perfect space for him and his new dog, but it is four levels and the stairs can get tiring after awhile. Having lived in a more residential part of Dallas, he misses the sense of community he found there and would like to move back. He would prefer an older home, perhaps a rancher. He would like three bedrooms so he can have both a guest room and an office. A colleague, who lives in the neighborhood where he would like to find a home, is helping him with his search.
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| 148 :08x24 - Philadelphia Bound (Dec/18/2003) | Pediatrician Anisha Roussel relocated to Philadelphia and wanted to get to know the city before she bought a house there. She's been renting a small apartment across the river in South Jersey. The time is right for her to buy a home of her own, and she wants to find one in the friendly community where she is currently renting. She would like at least two bathrooms, a large kitchen and an extra bedroom. She is tired of the white walls in her apartment and is looking forward to decorating her own home. She has also set her sights on a townhouse that would require little outdoor maintenance. Realtor Nancy McDonald is ready to help her in her search, but the Philadelphia market is tight. Will she be able to find a place that meets all of her requirements and still be close enough to work for a short commute?
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| 149 :08x25 - Heading To The Suburbs (Jan/29/2004) | Shannon and Scott Haraldsen live in a two-bedroom apartment in the small town of Somerville, just minutes from central Boston. Although they feel attached to their apartment, they want to start a family and get a bit more settled into their lives. They have decided to seek out greener pastures in the more suburban areas of Boston. Will they be able to find a larger place without moving too far from the city they love? Their real estate agent DeVallon Bolles thinks so.
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| 150 :08x26 - Larger House In Apex (Feb/05/2004) | Gordon Jendrasiak was born and raised in North Carolina. After college he got a job in computer sales and hoped to buy a home in Raleigh. That was before he discovered the small town of Apex and fell in love with it. He loved it so much that six years ago he purchased a two-bedroom, three-bathroom ranch-style home. At the time this home was perfect for him, but as his lifestyle has changed, so has his taste. He has decided to give up the ranch-style home for a larger one that will give him room to grow. Can he find his new home and remain in his beloved town of Apex?
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Season 9 |
| 151 :09x01 - Inland Bound (2004) | | After living in a four-story home atop a hill with ocean views for nearly a decade, Steve and Jill have decides to move to an area that has a better climate than the one they currently live in on the coast. With the help of their real estate agent, the couple begins their search for a new home that suits their lifestyle and has enough space both inside and out that fits in with their love of entertaining friends. | |
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| 152 :09x02 - Ready To Own (2004) | Real estate agent Stephanie Younger and her husband, Kelly, are ready to find a place of their own. After renting a two-bedroom for more than two years, they are ready to take the big step toward home ownership. Stephanie will take on the challenge of finding a home within their budget that is near the university where he works as an English professor.
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| 153 :09x03 - House With Room To Grow (2004) | | Kris and Negin are currently engaged and plan on getting married once Negin finishes her Masters degree. Wanting to buy their first home before the big day, they turn to realtor Warren Abakians for help in finding a place that has three bedrooms, a garage for Kris’ toys, and possibly a pool. | |
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| 154 :09x04 - House With A Yard (2004) | Growing up in the same hometown Meshell and Kevin Carey were high-school sweethearts. They have been married for the past three years and have been working toward career goals. After going to school to be a paramedic, Kevin has been serving his first year as a firefighter for the local fire department. Meshell is currently a nursing student and will be graduating next month. While going to school, the couple has been renting a two-story town home. The unit has plenty of space, but it isn't anything they can call theirs. They are looking to make an addition to the family with a new puppy and are getting very anxious to have a home of their own with a yard. Meshell's mother and real estate agent, Debbie Lynch, has been in the business for the past 20 years and having raised Meshell in the area, knows it very well. She is making it her priority to find her daughter and son-in-law a home they love.
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| 155 :09x05 - First Home Together (2004) | Before Suzanne Sun says "I do" to fiance David Wells, they both need to say "I do" to a new home. With the big day fast approaching, time is running out. They currently live in Suzanne's small home, but both agree that before they start their new lives together they want to find a place that actually belongs to both of them--a place they can decorate and build on together. Will they be able to find their dream home before their wedding day?
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| 156 :09x06 - Travelers Settle Down (2004) | Megan and Eli Aichler met, fell in love and spent several months traveling around the world before they decided to stop living out of a suitcase and find a place to call home. They currently share a small apartment with Megan's brother, so finding a house quickly is a big priority. Will their agent Eugene Ridenour be able to help them find a home that they can call their own?
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| 157 :09x07 - A Place Of Her Own (Unknown/Unaired) | | Shonese Ventress is currently renting a two-bedroom, two-bathroom apartment but has decided to search for a place to call her own. With the help of a real estate agent and her good friend, Shonese begins to find a home in a quiet neighborhood, that can accommodate her furniture, has 3 bedrooms, a dining room, and has a den. After looking at several options, Shonese is able to find a home that suits her needs the best. | |
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| 158 :09x08 - Larger Replica (2004) | Jodie and Rusty Deisbeck have lived in their home for three years and still love it. It's located in a nice community, and when it was being built they were able to choose most of the details to make it reflect their style. Now they have two growing kids and a large collection of Rusty's toy cars, so they need more space. They are looking for a home just like the one they own but on a larger lot. Realtor Marla Goddard is there to help.
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| 159 :09x09 - No More Fixer-Uppers (2004) | | Sandy and Paul are currently living with their daughter in a Spanish hacienda that they fixed up to look nice both inside and out. However, while the family enjoys living in the house, they are quickly finding there isn’t enough room inside the house to match the space that is outside. As a result, they decided to start looking for a newer house that doesn’t need a lot of work. With the help of their real estate agent Paul and Sandy begin their search for a home that has two stories, four bedrooms and enough room for a home office. | |
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| 160 :09x10 - Growing Pains (Unknown/Unaired) | Christina and Bill Cleveland have been married for 12 years, and they each have very hectic lifestyles on top of being active parents. They view their home as a sanctuary where they can unwind from their busy lives and find some peace, but they recently came to the realization that they have outgrown it. They have some very specific ideas about what they'd like to have in their new home. For example, they want it on a cul-de-sac that has a large kitchen facing the backyard, and they want it to face east so the sun will rise on their front door. Will they be able to find what they want? Real estate agent Jill Demarest feels confident she can help them with the task.
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| 161 :09x11 - Larger Home, Same Neighborhood (2004) | The Dalsass family has outgrown the home they have been living in for five years. While there was enough room for a couple, the addition of two daughters, two dogs and a tortoise has created a serious need for more space. In addition to looking for a house with more space, they also want it to be located in their current neighborhood. Real estate agent Susan Jones is ready for the challenge. Will the house with the right amount of space, in the right neighborhood come at the right time?
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| 162 :09x12 - No More Rent (2004) | Laurel and Tim Schreiners live on Bainbridge Island, one of the many islands that surround downtown Seattle. Just a short ferry ride from the city, the island offers the couple the best of both worlds--proximity to their jobs in the city and the feeling of living in the woods. Their sprawling 3,200 square-foot rental home looks somewhat like a modern cabin and is perfect in every other way except that it is not their own. They are looking for a house on the island with at least three bedrooms and two main living areas. To help in their search, they have enlisted the help of real estate agent Vicki Fazinni.
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| 163 :09x13 - Looking For Class & Character (Jan/2004) | Twenty-six-year-old Forrest Stangel has finally saved enough money to buy a place of his own. After living in apartments for the last six years, he moved back into his childhood home to save money. With the help of his grandmother, Rose, who happens to be a realtor, he is looking for a one-bedroom place that is near his current home. His main request is for it to have style and great architecture. He also likes to cook and would love to have an easily accessible kitchen. Will he able to afford a home with all the class and character that he wants?
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| 164 :09x14 - Cramped Living (2004) | Tampa residents Susan and Allan Dickson were searching for a new home, but sold their old home before they found one. As a result, they are now living in a much smaller townhouse that is becoming quite cramped. They would like to find a two-story home with at least three bedrooms and two bathrooms. A backyard is a necessity for their two dogs, and they would like to have a pool. Allan would also like the place to be located on a golf course. Real estate agent Liz Coffey steps in to assist with the search.
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| 165 :09x15 - Ready To Plant Some Roots (2004) | Suzanne and Phuong Le love living in the Portland, Ore., area and currently have in a cozy two-bedroom, one-bathroom rental. It has served them well in the past, but now they are ready to plant some roots and start a family. The first step toward that end is purchasing their first home. They want the house large enough that they can entertain their extended family, so that means at least three bedrooms and maybe even a bonus room, along with a large kitchen and a substantial yard. They want to stay as close as possible to the Portland area, but are willing to head over to the suburbs if necessary. Associate broker Dana Crocker hopes she can turn their dream into a reality while still staying within their budget.
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| 166 :09x16 - St. Petersburg Bound (2004) | | Pierre and Wendi currently live in a 1930’s traditional in Huston, Texas, but after finding out that he is being transferred to St. Petersburg, Florida, they’re having a slightly difficult time finding the ideal place to move into. But thanks to their real estate agent in Florida e-mailing information on prospective homes, their search becomes a little easier when they are able to travel to St. Petersburg to purchase the right house. | |
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| 167 :09x17 - New Duty Station (2004) | | Manny and Valerie have been living in a rental house with their daughter in downtown Newport Rhode Island when he gets his military orders to move to Charleston, South Carolina. As a result, they decide to buy a house instead of renting when they move down there. The couple is in a bind to find the right house during their trip to Charleston, or move into military housing until they find the right place. | |
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| 168 :09x18 - Wanted: More Square Footage (2004) | | After living in a stylish apartment in the heart of Chicago for several years, Kristine Ackerman has decided to move out of the 675 square foot apartment and find a place that is larger. She is facing a difficult task because not only does Kristine want a larger place; it has to have a larger kitchen than she currently has, an extra room for a home office, hardwood floors and a balcony that has a view of the city. With the help of real estate agent Wilfredo Aguilar Kristine begins her search in the same neighborhood she currently lives in. | |
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| 169 :09x19 - Planting Southern Roots (2004) | | Newlyweds Jim and Jacqui recently moved from South Africa to Southern California for Jim’s job as a civil engineer. Not long after arriving in California, the couple learns that Jim’s company is transferring him to an office in Charleston, South Carolina. They then travel to Charleston for a week and with the help of a real estate agent, try to find the perfect home in time. | |
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| 170 :09x20 - Need More Space, Fast (2004) | | With their wedding day rapidly approaching; Lisa and Yoav enlist the help of real estate agent to find a bigger apartment to purchase in New York City. | |
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| 171 :09x21 - Need More Space, Fast (2004) | | Currently living in Cupertino, California, Eban and Linda are searching in the San Francisco bay area for a new place that has an old-fashioned style. With the help of a real estate agent, they find a great home that’s near their daughter’s school, but the couple begins to wonder if the floor plan of the home suits their needs. | |
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| 172 :09x22 - Seeking Old-Fashioned Style (2004) | | Retired couple Tony and Jane has been enjoying the views of Hawaiian Islands from their hillside home. After their children moved to the Islands, space became tight with their frequent visits, so the couple decided to find a bigger place to accommodate their frequent visitors. Things might not be as easy as planned, since property in Hawaii is highly sought after, so they turn to a local real estate agent to help find the perfect home that’s the right size for their family. | |
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| 173 :09x23 - A Bigger Piece of Paradise (2004) | | Single mother and college student Samaria has been renting a flat on Detroit’s West Side for several years and is tiring of the cramped quarters. Determined to find a home in a family friendly neighborhood on the east side of Detroit to raise her daughter, Samaria enlists the help of real estate agent Tamara Smith to find a larger home that has a nice sized dining room and separate study area. | |
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| 174 :09x24 - Switching Sides Of The Motor City (2004) | | After relocating from Northern California to Anchorage, Alaska, the family of Ed and Sherry de St. Remey enlist the help of local real estate agent to find the perfect home after spending a year of living in a condo. | |
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| 175 :09x25 - Establishing Alaskan Roots (2004) | | Jamie and Jackie have been living in a Brownstone apartment building a few blocks away from the shores of Lake Michigan and Wrigley Field. Their home had been perfect for them, but now that the couple is expecting their first child, they need to find a new home before the baby arrives. But with the competitive housing market in Chicago, Jamie and Jackie turn to realtor Susan Tetrault for help in finding a new place that is perfect for their growing family. | |
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| 176 :09x26 - Larger House for Baby (2004) | Moving to Anchorage, Alaska, was a dream come true for Sherri and Ed de St. Remey. Relocating from Northern California, they purchased a small condominium to give the town a trial run. After a year, they are ready to establish roots with their 6-year-old triplets. Can they find a home that has everything they want? Their real estate agent Bonnie Mehner believes so.
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Season 10 |
| 176 :10x01 - Returning To The City (Jul/08/2004) | Dirk Joseph is a big city hairstylist who inherited his father's modest home and lives there with his dog, Peanut. The three-bedroom, two-bath house is too large for him to keep on his own, so he has spiffed it up and put it on the market. He would like to move back into the city to be close to work. Finding a home in the right price range and correct location is going to be a challenge, so has enlisted the help of his longtime salon client and real estate agent Alexa Fiery to help him find the ultimate bachelor pad.
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| 177 :10x02 - Farewell, Bachelor Pad (Jun/03/2004) | | After living in his bachelor pad for a while, Joe has decided that it is time to make a change in his life and find a home that would be more ideal for a family. Since Joe will be acting as his own real estate agent, he will bring his associate along for input when he begins his search for the perfect place. | |
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| 178 :10x03 - First Home For Four (May/20/2004) | For the past three years video game designer Jason Alejandre, his wife, Aimee, and their two small children have been living in a small two-bedroom apartment. It has served the Alejandres well, but now this family of four is outgrowing the tiny rental. They have decided that it's time to buy their first home. They have a very budget, so they can't afford to be very picky. Their basic needs are to find a home close to their current neighborhood that has a yard for the children, a two-car garage and a nicely sized living room. Realtor Behnaz Tavakoli steps in to help.
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| 179 :10x04 - Moving To Vegas (Jun/08/2004) | Wendy and Jerry Goudchaux are textile merchants who still live in the home where they raised their children. Now that their kids have moved out, they are ready to leave their empty nest and find a new home for the next stage in their life. They looked at homes in L.A., but were discouraged by the escalating prices and ultimately decided on Las Vegas, because of its lower cost of living. Realtor Bruce Hiatt is enlisted to help them find their new home.
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| 180 :10x05 - Outgrowing the Starter Home (Aug/19/2004) | Cynthia and Philip Miller's starter home is starting to feel small, and with two growing boys, a dog and two home-based businesses, they need a lot more room. Can they find a larger house without going broke? Realtor Jill Turnbow is ready to help with that task.
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| 181 :10x06 - Time To Downsize (Sep/23/2004) | Shannon McLeod is a savvy real estate agent who bought a huge mansion as an investment. She lived there for five years, but it never felt like home. The house is too large and formal, so she's decided to downsize and buy a smaller home. The clock is ticking because she has already sold the mansion, so she needs to move quickly! Can she find something in time?
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| 182 :10x07 - Spanish Style By The Beach (Jun/24/2004) | Newlyweds Melissa and Chris Kaye are outgrowing her one-bedroom apartment by the beach. They are ready to buy their first house, but want to stay in the same neighborhood. The list of wants includes Spanish style, yard with a pool and extra room for office space and perhaps a music studio. They also want to start a family soon, so they will need three bedrooms total. Real estate agent Christina McCole thinks she can help.
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| 183 :10x08 - Moving On To A Mortgage (Jul/29/2004) | When Kathryn and Mark Hall got married, they lived in a one-bedroom apartment until their landlord offered them the two-bedroom penthouse unit. High ceilings, tons of light and lots of closet space are just a few of the things they love about their place, and with two levels and an open floor plan, there is lots of room for the entertaining they love to do. As much as they like their current space, they really need more room, and they know that a lease is not the best way to spend their money. They have decided that they are ready to take on a mortgage and invest in a home of their own. They would like to stay in their neighborhood, but in a house with two bedrooms and a fireplace. Their agent Shawn Esrawi is determined to find them just that.
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| 184 :10x09 - Branching Out (Sep/30/2004) | Lisa Anderson and Marshall Boone have been living in a cramped 990 square-foot rental home with their a cat and two dogs. They are ready to branch out and buy a larger, better home. They definitely want a backyard and at least three bedrooms and two bathrooms. A dining room is also a must because they want to entertain. Will they find a house that works for them and a backyard for their dogs? Real estate agent Darcy Kaye intends to make sure they do.
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| 185 :10x10 - No More Renting (Jul/01/2004) | Alex and Ray Zelli are ready for a change! They currently rent a two-bedroom, two-bath apartment with Alex's teenage daughter and three dogs. The apartment lets in a lot of light through a nice window in the living room, but the Zellis have to sacrifice their privacy to enjoy it. While the kitchen is larger than most, Ray's office is currently jammed into a closet. Most of all, they are tired of renting and are ready to buy their very first place. They hope to find something with more space and an extra bedroom. Alex thinks the third bedroom should be used as a guest room, while Ray wants it to be an office. Although they don't agree on the extra bedroom, they are in sync regarding the rest of the specs that their new home should have. That will be helpful for real estate agent Gina Covello.
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| 186 :10x11 - Ready To Own (Jun/15/2004) | | Kim Stempien's whole world revolves around her rental apartment. She and her dog and two cats have called it home for the past six years. She runs a home-based business, so the apartment is also her workplace. This self-described homebody is now ready to make the transition from renter to home owner. She enjoys relaxing outdoors, so her new home must have a large and private yard. As far as the inside of the house, she is not looking for more square footage than she already has--just more character, a more open floor plan and a vintage feel. Realtor Al Herion steps in to help with the search. | |
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| 187 :10x12 - Baby Makes Three (Dec/11/2003) | Attorneys Joanna and Todd Saranecki love living in their urban neighborhood in Chicago, but now that she is pregnant, they need a home with a lot more space. That is something that is hard to come by in their neighborhood. They would really like their next home to have a lot of the same features that their current home has, like the open floor plan and hardwood floors. A garage and a couple of extra bedrooms would seal the deal. Can they find all that in their price range? Real estate agent Ron Toyama intends to make sure of it.
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| 188 :10x13 - Goodbye, Apartment! (May/27/2004) | Audrey Butera is a graphic designer with an artistic eye. Corey Young is a managed-care representative who's focused on the bottom line. They are fed up with the shared walls and lives of apartment living and want a space of their own. They are going to have to learn how to compromise because it seems like the only thing this couple can agree on is each other. They want a house with two or three bedrooms so Corey has enough room for an office. They are tired of tandem parking and are looking for a house with a garage. A backyard is also key, because Corey wants a hot tub, and Audrey would like to garden. Realtor Linda Wold steps in to help.
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Season 11 |
| 189 :11x01 - Seeking Storage Space (Sep/02/2004) | After Margarita and Michel Lim got married, she moved into his cramped one-bedroom apartment. Now, after two years of living like sardines, they are desperate to make the switch from renting to owning. Michel works in the technology industry, so the couple shares their tiny space with several computers as well as his parents' furniture. They are anxious to move, but finding the right house hasn't been easy. Storage space is top of their wish list because not only is their space limited, but Michel is also a pack rat. The Lims want to find a home with two-bedrooms, an office space, nice backyard and plenty of storage. They have large families so they'd also like to have enough space to entertain. Real estate agent Chase Campen thinks he can find the house that will work for them.
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| 190 :11x02 - Space To Grow (Oct/28/2004) | Newlyweds Tamika and Bobby Quillard have enjoyed starting their married life in Bobby's cozy apartment, but with thoughts of expanding the size of their family from two to four (or even more), they are eager to find a bigger home to call their own. Since moving in, Tamika's design business has taken off, and she needs a larger home-based studio space. Bobby enjoys taking advantage of their large backyard, but would rather he didn't have to share it with the next-door neighbors. They would like at least two bathrooms, a large private backyard, an updated kitchen and a master bedroom with two large closets. Realtor Tamara Thomas is ready to help.
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| 191 :11x03 - Beach Sanctuary (Aug/05/2004) | Paralegal Marcy Hernandez wants her home to be more than just a place to sleep. With a busy work schedule and an active social life, she needs it to be her personal sanctuary--a place where she can recharge her body and soul. She'd like stay near the beach and have a place with a modern decor, a large kitchen and plenty of storage space. She wants to avoid a fixer-upper, making an already difficult search even more challenging. Real estate agent Justin Weber thinks he can find a house that will work for her.
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| 192 :11x04 - Closer To The Family (Aug/26/2004) | For the past few years, Rebecca Machella has enjoyed living in her spacious two-bedroom, three-bathroom condominium, but lately, she's been feeling like she's too far away from her family and friends. She's searching for a new home closer to them and with enough room to practice her hobby, carving gourds. She'd also like a yard for her dogs with room for a garden. Will she and real estate agent Steve Salmonsohn find a place as nice as her condo?
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| 193 :11x05 - Dupont Circle Dreams (Sep/16/2004) | When Attorney Naresh Kilaru was still in law school, his studio apartment in Washington D.C. worked just fine. After his new wife, Vandana, moved in, they realized it was time to find a larger home. For starters, the apartment doesn't have a proper bedroom, only a partial glass wall that separates the bed from the rest of the apartment. Measuring a mere 400 square feet, the apartment has just one small bathroom, a tiny kitchen and one average-size closet. They like the trendy and historic area known as Dupont Circle and are hoping to find a home there. They are looking for a two-bedroom, two-bathroom condo with a view, a much larger kitchen and more privacy. They are also interested in the historic architecture in the neighborhood and would like to find a building that has a historical background. Realtor Hans Wydler is determined to help them find exactly what they want.
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| 194 :11x06 - Leaving Dorm Life Behind (Oct/07/2004) | Twenty-four-year-old Steve Hobbs has been living with a roommate in a tiny campus dorm room for the past two years. The 150-square-foot residence leaves a lot to be desired--it's very cramped, extremely messy and offers no privacy whatsoever. Add a strained relationship with his roommate to the mix, and it's easy to understand why he is so eager to have a place of his own. There are only a couple of months until graduation, so finding a home of his own is becoming urgent. Will he be able to keep one eye on his grades and the other on a house hunt? Real estate agent Teresa Todd intends to make sure of it.
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| 195 :11x07 - Too Small For Two (Dec/09/2004) | Newlyweds Arlene and Doug Hoang are living in a condo that is just too small for two. It was a great space for her when she was single, but after they married and he moved in, they realized there was no way it was going to work. The kitchen is tiny, and there's only one closet in the master bedroom so all of his clothes are in the guest room that also doubles as Arlene's office. The only outdoor space is a small balcony that they rarely use. In order to start their marriage off on the right foot, they need to find a home where they can both be comfortable. They also plan to have children, so they are looking for at least three or four bedrooms and a nice backyard. Plus, she is determined to have a pool. Realtor Teri Goldbaum is up to the challenge of finding a home that satisfies their tough standards.
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| 196 :11x08 - Wanted: Five Bedrooms (Jul/15/2004) | Cindy and Rick Jucksch and their three teenage daughters are crammed into a three-bedroom, one-bath rental while they search for a new home. Although the cottage has charm and a huge yard, it is just too small. Two of the girls are sharing a bedroom, and all five family members share one bathroom! Needless to say, they are eager to have a space to call their own. Their only requirements that it be in the same neighborhood they are in now and that there are five bedrooms, three bathrooms, formal living and dining rooms. Sister-in-law and real estate agent Diane Kauzlarich is to help in the search.
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| 197 :11x09 - Running Out Of Room (Oct/21/2004) | Emergency room doctor Loretta Samaniego purchased her current four-bedroom, three-bath, ranch-style home five years ago, and during that time she has done a good deal of work on it. The home is loaded with features such as built-in cabinets, a wine closet and even an indoor grill. Her family has made the house their official hangout, which just fine with her because she loves to entertain. But her extended family is growing, and she is beginning to run out of room--especially in her kitchen and dining room. She wants a larger home that is move-in ready with all the amenities. That means a cook's kitchen, formal dining room and double the square footage. Realtor Dave Cargo has his work cut out for him.
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| 198 :11x10 - Larger Home In The 'Hood (Nov/11/2004) | With 30 days to go before banker Corliss Moore and her 13-year-old daughter, Amber, have to move, this mother-daughter duo sets out to find a single-family home. Having spent the last six years in the confines of a small townhouse, their living situation has brought this already close family even closer. But even best friends need their space, and this two-bedroom townhouse just doesn't have it. Though the complex has lots of amenities, they're willing to sacrifice them all for a larger home of their own. Corliss wants to stay in the same school district, and in this pricey neighborhood, that won't be easy. Real estate agent Tamara Hill thinks she can find a house that will work for them.
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| 199 :11x11 - More Room Required (Sep/09/2004) | Like most working parents, Barbara and Ken Sousa have a lot on their plates. He's an accountant, and she's a lawyer, plus they have two active children. On top of all that, they are looking for a new house. Their townhome has become just too small for this growing family. They like their current neighborhood and hope to be able to find a new house in the same area. They are looking for a place that is move-in ready with an open floor plan, at least four bedrooms and a large yard for the whole family to enjoy. Will realtor Mori Biener help the Sousas find the right home for the next stage of their lives?
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| 200 :11x12 - Time For A Bigger Home (Nov/25/2004) | Dawn Gross and Tom Kent live in a crowded two-bedroom condo that overlooks a freeway. This home has cathedral ceilings and an open floor plan, but when you account for their two dogs, two turtles and seven fish, there is not a lot of room left for them. Furthermore, the noise from the freeway is a constant irritation, the tandem parking is inconvenient, and the laundry is jammed into the guest bathroom. Bottom line: It is time to buy a bigger home. Their wish list includes a two-car garage, a pool-size yard, a large open kitchen an extra room for her crafts and an extra room for his office. It also has to be move-in ready. Can real estate agent Rodney Johnson find all this in the right price range?
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| 201 :11x13 - From The Beach To The Gables (Aug/12/2004) | Nine months after their wedding, the honeymoon's not over for Martica and Gus Membiela. With space tight in their posh Miami Beach condo, the couple is ready to find a larger home and start a family. They currently live in what's called a condo/hotel, a unique combination of hotel rooms and condominiums that come with all the amenities of a high-class hotel. It is simply too small to entertain friends and family, and Gus wants an extra bedroom for an office. They decide to look for a home in the nearby community of Coral Gables. Real estate agent Jackie Cabrera is confident she can find a place to suit their needs.
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Season 12 |
| 202 :12x01 - Seeking A Shorter Commute (2004) | Nora and Armando Santana moved into their current home just after their wedding, four years ago. This three-bedroom, two-bath 2,000-square-foot home has served them well, but with a second child on the way they are ready to move on to something larger. They also want to find a place that is closer to Armando's work--he's been enduring a one-hour commute each day. Though they won't have the high property value with a new home, the neighborhood they are considering is known for its strong school district--a major plus for the kids as they get older. Real estate agent Melinda Biezonsky has already shown the Santanas more than 100 properties, but no one is ready to give up on the search.
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| 203 :12x02 - Wanted: Small House To Own (2004) | Michelle Schrobilgen is a magazine photographer who travels all over the country shooting pictures of beautiful homes. She's recently moved back home from New York City to be close to her mother, Linda. After renting a tiny walkup in Manhattan, she is ready to spread out and buy her first home. Meanwhile she's camping on her mother's couch. She is looking for a small house with vintage fixtures and Spanish architecture. She needs something with minimal upkeep and a backyard for her two dogs. Family friend and real estate agent Jessica Van Aken steps in to help Schrobilgen with this challenge.
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| 204 :12x03 - Ready To Own (2004) | Banker Shannon Wexler and her husband, David, a cinematographer, are thinking about starting a family. Before they do that, they need to take another big step--from renting to owning. They love the two-bedroom house they rent, but they long for a three-bedroom home with a grassy backyard, home office and two-car garage. They also love to entertain, so they want a formal dining room and a larger kitchen with a dishwasher. Helping them with their search is longtime friend and real estate broker Leslie Lackman.
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| 205 :12x04 - Moving Out Of The Nest (2004) | Since finishing college, Cristina Castaneda has been saving money by living with her parents. They own a four-bedroom home with two baths and a pool. Between her parents, her sister, herself, and now her 6-month-old baby, Isabel, this home is filling up pretty quickly. She is ready to move on and buy her own home, preparing for it by working two jobs. She is looking for a three-bedroom, two-bath home with carpet for Isabel to play on inside and a nice yard where she can play outside. She needs to stay near her family because they take care of her daughter when she's at work, and she would consider renting out the third bedroom to help offset her mortgage if a place in the area was too expensive for her tight budget. Real estate agent Amber McClatchey accepts the challenge of finding a suitable home for Castaneda.
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| 206 :12x05 - New House For Baby (2004) | Janine and John Sun have been married for nearly two years, and during that time, they have saved a lot of money by living in John's parents' home. The time has now come for them to take that money and get a place of their own--Janine is seven months pregnant. Owning a home before the baby is born is a top priority. They want three bedrooms in a family friendly community that is closer to Janine's work. Their budget is tight because only she is currently working (John is a graduate student), so they'll be relying heavily on real estate agent Janet Elson to help them find a home in their price range.
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| 207 :12x06 - Steeping Up A Room (2004) | With two dogs, a cat and a home-based business, Frances and Keith Young are running out of space in their two-bedroom, one-bath rental. They are looking to step up to a three-bedroom place with a large fenced-in backyard. They need that extra bedroom as a storage unit for the pet toys they peddle to raise money for animal rescues. Frances also wants to have enough room to house the washer and dryer that has been living in the garage. After two unsuccessful months searching on their own, they hook up with real estate agent Jon Lafferty to try to seal a deal.
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| 208 :12x07 - Time To Buy (2004) | For the past few years, aspiring singer-songwriter Seana Fisher has been living in one apartment after another, while working as an executive assistant to build up her savings. Now, the songbird is ready to change her tune by leaving apartment life behind and buying a house. That means saying goodbye to the 700-square-foot apartment where she lives now--a garage converted into a guesthouse that sits on an alleyway. She wants a house with more convenience, laundry area and a yard for her pets. Helping her on this house hunt is one of her oldest friends, real estate agent Heathermarie Griffin.
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| 209 :12x08 - New Home For Blended Family (2004) | Single parents Lisa Abarta and John Hight are getting married, and that means their two very different families are going to need one big house. Lisa has a 14-year-old, and John has a 7-year-old, each of whom would like to have their own bedroom. Real estate agent Sharon Hays is eager to help this blended family find a place that works for everyone.
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| 210 :12x09 - Condo No More (2004) | Jeff Shank, a special effects artist, is about to turn 40. While his work may be a childhood dream come true, his home has some catching up to do. For the past two years he has lived in a two-bedroom, one-bathroom 1,000-square-foot condo. He loves the kitchen because of its mid-century modern style and the living room for its large windows overlooking the street below, but the floor plan leaves a lot to be desired. He is looking for a midcentury modern home, with a large eat-in kitchen, three bedrooms and a yard for gardening. Realtor Keven McConnell intends to help him find just that.
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| 211 :12x10 - Leaving The Apartment Life (2004) | Ron Badener is a successful chiropractor who has enjoyed living in his modest one-bedroom apartment, just two blocks from the ocean. The small space has allowed him to lead a carefree lifestyle, but he is running out of room. With his 40th birthday fast approaching, he has decided it is finally time to buy a home. He loves the beach community and would like to find a three-bedroom home with a large grassy backyard (he wants to adopt a dog), pool and garage for his motorcycle. Realtor Marcus Kassin is determined to help Badener find his dream home before his birthday arrives.
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| 212 :12x11 - Hollywood Hills Hunt (2004) | Allison and Mark Meyerson live in a historic hillside home in the Hollywood Hills community of Laurel Canyon. They love the area, but not the positioning of their house--it stands 50 steps above the street. In addition, their kitchen is smaller than those in more modern homes, and the detached guest bedroom is a constant source of headaches. They know that buying in the hills will be an uphill battle, but they want to give it a shot. Helping them in the hunt is real estate agent Patrick Martin.
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| 213 :12x12 - Searching For Storage Space (2004) | Eula Fritz inherited the only home she's ever lived in when her grandmother passed away four years ago. For many years Eula, her mom, and her grandmother all lived in the house. It's a special place full of memories, but this two-bedroom, one-bathroom home is older and it doesn't have a lot of storage space. She realizes that it's time to move on. It's going to be hard to leave behind the only home she's ever had, but she thinks her grandmother would understand. She will be accompanied on her hunt by her mom and real estate agent Harley Ramsey.
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| 214 :12x13 - Storage Shortage (2004) | Teacher Courtney Lichterman loves everything about her one-bedroom apartment--the building, location and even the neighbors. But she also likes collecting things, and that's where she runs into trouble. Her collections are spilling out of the closets and off the shelves, and her pug, Tennessee, needs a place to play. Real estate agent Brian Bord is determined to help her find just the right home.
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Season 13 |
| 215 :13x01 - Adios, Apartment! (Feb/10/2005) | Since getting married last year, mortgage bankers Raquel and Brian Fisher have lived in a two-bedroom, two-bath apartment. The building leaves a lot to be desired with its noisy neighbors, malfunctioning elevators and cramped quarters. There's virtually no charm inside either because the Fishers didn't want to decorate in a home they knew would be temporary. The apartment has served them well, but they are tired of the small space and inconvenient tandem-parking situation. They have decided to make the transition from renting to having a home of their own. They want a house in a nice neighborhood with at least three bedrooms and lots of storage space. Real estate agent Jill Dana Rand intends to help them find just that.
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| 216 :13x02 - Upsize Needed (Feb/03/2005) | Patty and Mike Baltes live in a small rental house with their two teenage kids, Tarin and Jameson, two cats, two dogs and two turtles. Across from the kids' former high school, the home was perfect for their growing family. Now that the kids have grown up, the house is bursting at the seams, and they are in desperate need of an upsize. Mike and Patty want a three-bedroom, two-and–a-half-bath home with a big backyard and a pool. A garage or an extra room for their son to set up an art studio would be an added bonus. Realtor Francine Meyberg is brought in to help them with their search.
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| 217 :13x03 - Seeking Spaciousness (Apr/21/2005) | Rabbi Ben Geiger, his wife Karen and their two small children, Mordechai and Ilana, have spent the last several years moving to different cities as Ben's work required. When he finally landed a job as the rabbi at a nice synagogue near the beach, the Geigers decided it was time to settle down once and for all. They have been renting a spacious three-bedroom, two-bathroom home within walking distance of the temple, but the layout of the rooms leaves a lot to be desired. They are ready to make a move and have enlisted realtor Jack Susser to help them with their search. They hope to find a large three-bedroom, two-bath house that is walking distance from the temple, has a backyard for the children to safely play in, room for the toys and Ben's office inside, as well as plenty of space for entertaining guests.
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| 218 :13x04 - Artist Needs More Space (Mar/03/2005) | Piper Mavis is a 1960s woman trapped in the modern world. She loves to collect vintage things and display them in her one-bedroom, one-bath apartment. As an artist and photographer, she sees her apartment as a blank canvas. Since moving in, she's done a lot to the place by painting, adding some neat light fixtures and creating a collage of vintage photos she hand framed. The problem is she can't do much more to this rental without losing her security deposit. Space is also a concern. She needs to find a larger home, and this time, she wants to own instead of rent. It's a big step for this first-timer, so she'll rely heavily on real estate agent Meredith Wick.
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| 219 :13x05 - Moving Inland (Mar/31/2005) | Angelo and Penni Gaz have lived near the ocean for as long as they've been married, but now that their two children are growing up, they would like a change of scenery. The family loves to spend time at the beach, especially taking long walks on the boardwalk. Unfortunately, the location is the most their two-bedroom apartment has to offer. They want to find a home that has more than two bedrooms, a large play area for the kids, a big backyard and some curb appeal. They realize that a home with all these features that is near the beach is going to be out of their price range, so they are willing to look inland. Realtor Karen Rosenquist is determined to help them find a home they love, even if it means leaving the beach behind.
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| 220 :13x06 - Sayonara Small Space (May/26/2005) | Susan and Stephen Chiang currently live in an old triplex they bought as a fixer-upper one year ago. During that time they have completely updated all 400 square feet of it, adding hardwood floors, renovating the kitchen, and adding molding throughout. But the one thing they can't change is the need for more space. Ideally they would like to keep the triplex as an income property and buy a condo for themselves. They are looking for two to three bedrooms, two baths and at least triple the square footage. Susan also would prefer to be closer to the beach. Money will be tight, but the couple is not afraid to upgrade. Real estate agent Julio Leyva will help with the search.
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| 221 :13x07 - Tackling Home Ownership (Mar/24/2005) | Shane Reed, a construction foreman, and Timberlee Kislan, an accountant, live in a charming two-bedroom, one-and-a-quarter-bath house in a quiet neighborhood. The 1,300-square-foot gem is just what these two lovebirds want, but it's a rental. They need to find a nest of their own with at least two bedrooms and two bathrooms, hardwood floors and possibly a fireplace. They like to entertain, so a home with a large backyard and a pool for outdoor parties would be ideal. They want the house to be in a neighborhood close to their current one, which is within walking distance of shopping and recreation.
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| 222 :13x08 - Single Mom Seeks Small Space (Apr/07/2005) | Dr. Anita Srinivasa is a single mom with two young daughters and a thriving medical practice. Following a recent divorce, she put her 5,000-square-foot house on the market. It sold within a few days. Rather than rush into buying another home, she chose to put their things in storage and rent a small, furnished apartment so she could take her time finding the right house. The apartment is small and far away from the children's school and her office, which makes for a long commute. She is now ready to find a new home that is small enough to manage on her own but large enough for everyone to have their own space. Real estate agent Tim Mallon hops on board to help her find a new place before cabin fever sets in.
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| 223 :13x09 - Wanted: A Home With Good Bones (Feb/24/2005) | | Irma and Scott got in a bind when they sold their home before having the chance to buy another one. As a result, a family friend took the couple and their two children in until they were able to start house hunting. With the help of realtor Joey Paige, Irma and Scott begin their search for a house with enough room for their kid, overnight guests and space for a home office. And since Scot is a general contractor, the couple would be able to do the majority of the work on remodeling the house they select. | |
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| 224 :13x10 - Finding A Fixer-Upper (Mar/17/2005) | Dean Caldarelli is a successful architect whose true passion is renovating and redesigning ugly-duckling homes. His last project, transforming an ordinary traditional into a spacious Spanish-style home, was so successful that he decided to move in himself. While the home turned out beautifully, there are a few things he could not change. The suburban neighborhood is too quiet, and the only view is of a cinderblock wall. He has asked realtor Dimitri Chami to help him find another rundown home he can fix up, especially one with a view and an urban flair
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| 225 :13x11 - Ta-Ta Townhome (Jan/01/2005) | | After sharing her townhouse with her dogs for the past three years, public relations executive Carri Wagner has decided to begin searching for a larger home. With the help of her realtor Nick Tatone, Carri begins her search, hoping to find a place that has three bedrooms, two bathrooms, a large kitchen, space to paint, and a big yard for her dogs to play in. | |
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| 226 :13x12 - Real Estate Newbies (Mar/10/2005) | Amy Lewis and Scott Murphy have been renting their current home for nearly two years. Now that their carefree 20s are behind them, they are ready to embrace their adulthood and purchase their first home together. But it's not just that they are tired of renting. The motivation to settle down was prompted by a small but very important arrival, their 8-week-old son, Jack. The couple wants Jack to grow up in a cozy home in a family-friendly neighborhood. They would like three bedrooms and at least one-and-a-half baths, and they don't mind if it is a fixer-upper. They also like their new place to have an enclosed backyard for their dogs, Peaches and Herb. They're eager to start their search, and have enlisted their friend and real estate agent, Michael Baietti, to help them.
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| 227 :13x13 - Small Space Escape (May/12/2005) | Rachel Raptis and David Rosenman are in the midst of a grueling house hunt, and each day they fail to find a new home puts their two-year relationship more at risk. They currently share a tiny 700-square-foot apartment. He moved in with her six months ago, after selling his own home. The idea was to live in the apartment while pooling their resources to find a larger place. Now, after months of searching and plenty of disappointments, they're willing to move fast on nearly any home if it means they can escape their small space. Seasoned real estate agent Judy Schlegel who, is also Rachel's mom, will help them find a home they can afford.
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Season 14 |
| 228 :14x01 - Dual-Purpose House (Jul/14/2005) | Justin Sloggatt runs a growing film and video production company from inside a shrinking one-bedroom apartment. Now he's on a mission to buy a house for both business and pleasure. He'll need room for all of his equipment and a small staff, plus a generous private space to unwind at the end of the day. Not surprisingly, this budding entrepreneur is on a tight budget. Can he find an affordable fixer that's not too hard to fix?
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| 229 :14x02 - Moving Toward Home (Jul/21/2005) | Ellie and Anthony Perico bought a pristine new home in the suburbs when they got married. But now, two years later, they are fed up with the long commute and miss their family and friends back in town. Ellie, a high-school teacher, and Anthony, a probation Officer, really like their spacious two-story, but aside from their two Akitas, there is no one to share it with. They have decided to give up their suburban palace and search for a place closer to home.
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| 230 :14x03 - Sibling Shelter Search (May/19/2005) | Marsha Payne is a single mother of 20-something daughters Monique and Melanie, who both still live at home. Mom Marsha believes it is time for them to leave the nest and find a place of their own. Marsha's mother bought her a home when she was starting out, and now she wants to pass along that tradition to her girls. They are looking for a three-bedroom home near their mother's house. Real estate agent Alvin McGilbray signs on to help them find everything on their wish list.
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| 231 :14x04 - Cooking Up A Place Of Their Own (Aug/25/2005) | Jill Bigelow and Gabriel Morales own a successful restaurant. They dated for several years before moving into an apartment together four years ago, but now they are ready to sign their final rent check and buy a place to call their own. While they love their current neighborhood, it is pricey, so they will have to move farther out to find a place they can afford. They don't mind having a long commute and they are not opposed to a fixer-upper, as long as they can find a home that is worthy of their hard-earned profits.
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| 232 :14x05 - Beverly Hills Upgrade (Aug/04/2005) | Sixteen years ago Rosana and Edward Chermisqui left Brazil and moved to Beverly Hills, Calif. A few years later they bought what they thought would be a starter home. But after raising their two boys and making lots of upgrades, the Chermisquis are still there. Now the couple is finally ready to trade up, and this time they're searching for a home with a few more amenities--things like an entryway, guest bath and an open floor plan for entertaining. And they definitely want to stay in Beverly Hills! Real estate agent Laurent Bertet will help them with their hunt.
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| 233 :14x06 - Designed To Buy (Jun/02/2005) | | Clothing designer Mario Cunha moved from Brazil to California a few years ago. After living in a small one bedroom apartment that is also doubling as his office, he decides that it is time to find a larger place. Not minding if his new place needs some work done, Mario turns to real estate agent Cliff Wadama to help find a home he could put his personal stamp on. | |
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| 234 :14x07 - First Home Hunt (Jun/09/2005) | | After meeting and falling in love at a local theater group a few years ago, Kristine and Allen are getting married in three months time. They currently live in a cramped one bedroom apartment and Kristine decided they should take the plunge and purchase their first home before their big day. With the help of a nearby real estate agent, the couple begins looking for a place that has at least two bedrooms and two bathrooms. | |
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| 235 :14x08 - Leaving The Loft Behind (Jun/23/2005) | | After living in their hip loft for several years, Megan and Mike Corcoran have grown tired of climbing down so many floors to walk their dog and having to do many of their errands on foot. As a result, they have decided to move into a more suitable house in the suburbs. With the help of their real estate agent, the couple begins searching for a two bedroom home that has a lot of closet space and a yard large enough for their dog to run in. | |
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| 236 :14x09 - First-House Dreams (Jul/07/2005) | | Disappointed at having to put their plan of purchasing a home after their wedding on hold for a few years due to the hot housing market, newlyweds Dana and Anthony Behar decided to start looking for a home that is larger than the apartment they currently live in. With the help of their real estate agent, the couple tries to find a two bedroom home with a nice sized master suite and large yard in their budget. | |
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| 237 :14x10 - Seeking Single-Family Home (Aug/11/2005) | | Robert and Maricela are engaged and getting married soon. Currently living in separate rooms in his parents’ home, the couple decided to find their own home before getting married. With the help of their real estate agent, the couple begins to focus on finding neighborhoods that are halfway between their respective work places and locating a home that has a lot of character and is structurally sound. | |
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| 238 :14x11 - Leaving Behind Condo Life (Aug/18/2005) | When Lili married Brian Lillie she became Lili Lillie--and that was just the beginning of the fun. They bought a condo, which they updated themselves, and settled into nicely with their dog, Ringo, and their collection of monkey art. The condo's been great, but now they're thinking of starting a family, so it's time to trade up to a larger home with a private yard. Can this offbeat couple tear themselves away from the condo they love and find a new place that suits them?
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| 239 :14x12 - Engaged Couple Needs Home (Jul/28/2005) | Colleen McCurdy and Armen Kaprelian want to buy a home before their wedding day. She lives with her parents, while he lives in a two-bedroom bachelor pad with Colleen's brother, Ryan. With the ceremony just 10 weeks away, the pressure's on. They are looking for a condo or townhouse with at least two bedrooms and enough storage space to accommodate two converging households. They may have to consider a fixer-upper or move farther from their jobs and friends, but they are willing to make that sacrifice in order to start off married life in a home they own together. Family friend and real estate agent Dianne Pawlowski is eager to help them meet that goal.
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| 240 :14x13 - First Home For Newlyweds (Sep/01/2005) | Andrea Peterson and Michael Gonzales want to begin their married life together in a new home. Right now they live in two different places--he rents a town house, and she owns a condo. They are looking for a modern three-bedroom with an open flow that is closer to Peterson's work. Real estate agent Robin Zacha signs on to help the newlyweds.
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Season 15 |
| 241 :15x01 - Maui Move (2005) | Marji Knowles and her husband, Michael Tibbott, fell in love with Maui while on vacation and decided to move there from California's Silicon Valley. They are looking for a two-bedroom, two-bath condo with the right layout and furniture, since most homes in Hawaii come furnished. Real estate agent Donna Hansen is eager to help this couple with their search.
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| 242 :15x02 - First-Home Search (2005) | | Noelle and Matt Beaver currently rent a home in Ft. Worth, Texas. The 1,400-square-foot home has three bedrooms, one-and-a-half baths and a spacious backyard, and is located in an older neighborhood. They would like the remain in that neighborhood and buy a home with a utility room, large kitchen and both a living room and a floor plan. Real estate agent Terre Zeigler steps in to help with the search. | |
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| 243 :15x03 - Wanted: Room To Spread Out (2005) | Stephanie and David Jeffers were drawn to the upscale Fort Worth, Texas suburb of Ridglea Hills because of its woodsy beauty and proximity to good schools. They love their traditional 2,800-square-foot ranch-style home, but they are starting to run out of space, fast. It's no wonder, with four kids, who all share one bathroom! They would like to find a larger house--at least four bedrooms and three baths--in the same neighborhood. They also want a kitchen with an eating area that is separate from the family room as well as a downstairs master suite, so they can enjoy a little peace and quiet time away from the kids.
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| 244 :15x04 - Houseboat Haven (2005) | | After spending 15 years searching for the perfect houseboat in Seattle, retirees Tom and Linda fear they might have some fierce competition, due to Government regulations on the amount of houseboats that can be present in town. With the help of their real estate agent, who happens to specialize in buying and selling houseboats, they are able to find the right houseboat that fits their needs. | |
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| 245 :15x05 - Vegas Vacation Home (2005) | Married five years, Wendy Ito and Bud Hum have settled nicely into their Chicago home. Their South Loop neighborhood is a mere five minutes via elevated train to their jobs downtown. It's also a dog-friendly community with plenty of places to walk their pups, Maggie and Hershey. But once winter rolls around, Chicago becomes less appealing. Fed up with the frigid snowy season, they decide to look for a place to melt away the winter blues. They settle on Las Vegas, where they were married. We tag along as they take a whirlwind weekend house hunt with agent Bart Zimmer.
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| 246 :15x06 - Moving To The 'Burbs (2005) | Brian Cottrell and Forrest Cain thought buying a home in Dallas was a far-off possibility, at best. But once they investigated the market, they realized their big dream was a possibility if they were willing to compromise on location and/or take a fixer-upper to get a price within their budget. So now they are ready to ditch their tiny downtown apartment and head out to the suburbs, where they will have more room for their three feisty pups, Lindy, Ginger and Bailey. Realtor Mel Thoman helps with the search.
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| 247 :15x07 - Permanent Home Wanted (2005) | Angie and Adam Vincze recently moved their family (they have had three kids in the last five years) to Angie's hometown of Fort Worth, Texas. They are now renting a place while they adjust to their new city and look for a permanent home, but it's been three months and they still haven't found anything. With their lease about to run out, it's crunch time! Their search for a four-bedroom house with three baths and a game room for the little ones is now in high gear. Can they find all this in the right school district before their lease is up? Realtor Bill Merrill thinks so.
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| 248 :15x08 - Provincetown Getaway (2005) | Podiatrist Frank Campo loves his top-floor two-bedroom, two-bath apartment in the historic North End neighborhood of Boston. In fact, is in the same 18th-century building as his office, which makes for a very short commute. His rooftop container garden is a relaxing haven from the hustle and bustle of city life, but he longs for a total escape. Fond memories of family vacations spent in Provincetown, a seaside community on the tip of Cape Cod, have spurred him to look for a vacation home there. Realtor Sam Hardee, a local, is eager to help Campo find the perfect place for weekend getaways.
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| 249 :15x09 - Same Place, More Space (2005) | In the last six years, Texas natives Rebecca and Jason Pate have lived in four different homes. Now that the couple is ready to start a family, they want to make one final move--into a larger house in their current Austin neighborhood. They want more space than they have now, but because they're do-it-yourselfers, the couple is flexible when it comes to the style of their new house. Helping them with their search is real estate agent Kevin Scanlan.
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| 250 :15x10 - Sisters Join Forces (2005) | Sisters Aimee and Jennifer Ellison are searching together for their first home in southwest Minneapolis, Minn. They currently live in separate apartments in the Uptown area and have decided to put their heads and their pocketbooks together to buy a house instead of renting. They are looking for a home that has a warm comfortable feeling and some character. A yard and a garage are also important, as well as a kitchen large enough for entertaining. Real estate agent David Wells signs on to help them find a place.
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| 251 :15x11 - Nomand No More (2005) | Curtis Bridgeforth is a Las Vegas entertainer, who for the last 12 years, has been the lead singer of the world famous music group, The Platters. For the last two years he and the band have had a regular gig in Las Vegas, and he has been living in extended-stay hotels. But now he feels that it is time for the curtain to fall on his nomad lifestyle. Real estate agent Susy Martinez signs on to help him search for a place with enough room to accommodate visits from his extended family as well as entertain friends and bandmates.
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| 252 :15x12 - Palm Springs Dreamin' (2005) | When Ann and Craig Turkel announced they were going to buy a vacation home in the Palm Springs area, their friends thought they were nuts. That's because this Southern California couple does not even own their primary residence in Santa Monica. They're determined to raise their son, Ben, in the trendy "North of Montana" section of this vibrant beachside city, but they simply cannot afford to buy a home there. So they've decided to hang on to their cozy rental and buy a second home out of town. The Palm Springs area is an ideal location because it's only a couple of hours away by car and it has all the golf, tennis and wide-open spaces this family wants.
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| 253 :15x13 - Bodega Bay Abode (2005) | Shelli Piva and Mitch Galerkin have always dreamed of having a cozy little vacation cottage on the coast of Northern California, but hectic work schedules and soaring prices have all but dashed their plans for a weekend getaway. But they are determined to find a weekend home near where Piva grew up, Bodega Bay. Although only 100 miles from home, Bodega Bay is a world apart, with just 950 residents. The coveted beachside locale and limited inventory drive the median home price to $675,000! Can this couple find a cozy getaway without completely breaking the bank? Real estate agent Thera Buttaro intends to help them find out.
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Season 16 |
| 254 :16x01 - Home On The Waterfront (Oct/27/2005) | Savannah, Ga., natives Dana Boyd and Tony Griffin have dreamed of buying a waterfront home all their lives, and now they are ready to make that dream come true. They are looking for a house in Richmond Hill, a marshland community just south of Savannah. Boyd would like the home to have good feng shui, while Griffin's main concern is a boat dock and access to deep water. Real estate agent LaTrelle Pevey, who helped this couple buy their current place in the city, has agreed to help them look for their new country home.
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| 255 :16x02 - New Home For Blended Family (Oct/20/2005) | Dicky Mopper and his fiancee, Tania Doubleday, are both realtors living in Savannah, Ga. Before they get married and blend their two families and pets, they want to find a new home. They would like to stay in the Savannah and find a place with at least four bedrooms, a porch or yard for the children and pets, large kitchen and game room. The one thing they disagree on is location--he prefers the historic downtown area, while she wants to stay in the country near the marsh. The search is heating up as they each try to sell the other on their vision.
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| 256 :16x03 - Larger Digs For The Dog Dude (Nov/24/2005) | Newlyweds Veronica and Carl Morgan adore their home in their sleepy hometown of Arbutus, Md., just outside of Baltimore. But with their ever-expanding canine family, it's time to find a house with a lot more room. Carl trains German shepherds, and as his clientele grows, so does the dog-to-human ratio in the Morgan home. Plus, the couple worries about the dogs disturbing their neighbors. Luckily, Veronica is a realtor and so is her father. Can the two work together to find a larger place before their current one becomes a kennel?
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| 257 :16x04 - Ditching Dorm Life (Dec/01/2005) | | Currently sharing a house with their college friends, engaged couple Nick and Brenda have decided to find a place of their own before their wedding occurs. With the help of their realtor Larry Kriedberg, the couple begins their search of Minneapolis to find a place large enough to start their married life together that they can share with their pets. | |
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| 258 :16x05 - Slice Of Hawaiian Paradise (Dec/08/2005) | Sherrie and Robert Evans were vacationing on the Hawaiian Island of Maui when, on a whim, Sherrie applied for, and then accepted, a new job. With just days to find a home, they turned to realtor Tom Tezak to find them a condo in one of Maui's nicest beachfront communities, Kihei. Now, several months have passed, and the pair is ready to trade in their tiny two-bedroom place for a three-bedroom, two-bath house that has great views and is close to the water. Realtor Tom Tezak is back on the case.
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| 259 :16x06 - Family Outgrows Home (Dec/15/2005) | Debbie and David Bidwell's move from Florida to Minneapolis was just the first major change in their lives. The couple settled in the quiet suburb of Chaska, about 30 miles outside of Minneapolis and quickly fell in love with the area. But now, just 18 months later, they realize the house they bought during one frantic weekend house hunt is just too small for them. They are on the hunt for a more practical home where they can stay put for good. Realtor Delbert Schoeberl signs on to help.
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| 260 :16x07 - Settling In Seattle (Dec/22/2005) | Michigan transplants Melinda and Greg DeVries are crazy about Seattle, rain and all. But as their search for a larger home begins, will the red-hot real estate market dampen their spirits? The Emerald City may give off a laid back, eco-friendly vibe, but its housing market is moving at warp speed. Homes are often snatched off the market as soon as they're listed. Real estate agent Bob Blevins signs on to help with the challenge.
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| 261 :16x08 - Space For Five (Jan/05/2006) | Jill and Eric Lange were happy in their Germantown, Tenn., home until their fourth child, Jack, came onto the scene and took over the place. Now they are looking for a bigger home, and they hope they can afford to stay in the same family-friendly suburb. Real estate agent Bill Maury signs on to help.
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| 262 :16x09 - Sayonara Starter Home (Jan/12/2006) | For the past four years, Carrie Johnson and Bernie Wilson have been raising their family in a small starter home. But with three very active boys, this bunch is looking for more room, so they are on the hunt for a larger home in the suburbs of Portland. Real estate agent and family friend, Shannon Rose, will help the couple look for an affordable place that's sizably suited to their needs.
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| 263 :16x10 - New Baby Means New Place (Jan/19/2006) | Michelle and Dwayne Williams are looking for a larger home, due to the arrival of their new daughter, Rebecca. They would like to stay in the same area, but have enough space in the new place for a playroom for Rebecca, a woodworking shop for Dwayne, and a scrapbooking area for Michelle. A fenced-in yard would also be preferable. Can they find it all before Rebecca learns to walk? Real estate agent Ananda Ellington is determined to help them do just that.
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| 264 :16x11 - Wanted: Windy City Bungalow (Feb/02/2006) | Even though it's only 760 square feet, Camulla and Ed Twohey love their condo in downtown Chicago. These two architects thrive on the hustle and bustle of city life and take full advantage of all The Windy City has to offer, especially the diverse array of ethnic restaurants. But now, with 6-month-old Cecelia underfoot, their condo has become an obstacle course. They'd like to find one of Chicago's signature brick bungalows, where they can spread out. Since they're both architects, they wouldn't mind doing a little updating themselves. Real estate agent Paul Stepanovich steps in to help them with their search.
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| 265 :16x12 - Planting San Francisco Roots (Feb/09/2006) | Marianne Yeung and Michael Kopcsak met while walking their dogs, Miles and Corbin, in Brooklyn, NY. Since then, they have fallen in love and moved to San Francisco, where they have lived for four years. Now they are ready to put down some permanent roots and buy a house. They hope to find a three-bedroom house in a dog-friendly neighborhood in one of the city's sunnier micro-climates, but in this ultra-competitive market, it won't be easy! That's where realtor Ericka Jennings comes into the picture.
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| 266 :16x13 - Baltimore Bound (Feb/16/2006) | Marian and Bob Matthis are Nashville newlyweds spending their honeymoon in Baltimore, Md., while hunting for a new home. His new job is the reason for the quick relocation, and they hope to find a home there that is large enough for Marian's children and Bob's boys when they visit from college. The are looking for a comfortable house in a friendly neighborhood like the one they have in Nashville. Most importantly, they want the home to be in a good school district. Real estate agent Ashley Richardson is there to lead the newlyweds to their future Maryland home.
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Season 17 |
| 267 :17x01 - Kid-Friendly Home Search (Mar/02/2006) | When Oakland, Calif., residents Lisa and Clay Siemsen bought their home three years ago, they were carefree newlyweds. But now they have two small children and are looking for a more kid-friendly environment. They have narrowed their search to the nearby city of Orinda, but the price range is high. With so much on the line, they have turned to real estate agent Cris Maltzman for help.
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| 268 :17x02 - Seeking Spacious Condo (Feb/23/2006) | When longtime Chicago resident Barbara Correll isn't busy with graduate school or her full-time job, she's dreaming of owning her own condo. After turning 30, she decided the time was right to leave her tiny 600-square-foot apartment behind. She is ready to turn in years of living with miniaturized appliances in the kitchen and a bedroom the size of a closet in exchange for a two-bedroom, two-bath loft-style condo with plenty of room to grow. Realtor Joe Dupor has his work cut out for him.
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| 269 :17x03 - First Home Search (Mar/09/2006) | Joanna Littlefield and Todd Derma have six weeks until they say "I do." But with their lease up on their Chicago apartment just the day before their wedding, it's crunch time to find their first home. They are looking for a two-bedroom, two-bath apartment in their current neighborhood of Andersonville. They would also like to have a second bathroom, onsite laundry, and a parking space for Todd. Real estate agent Rene Talavera takes on the challenge.
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| 270 :17x04 - Bursting At The Seams (Mar/16/2006) | New Yorkers Alexis Romer and Kevin Verronneau need more room in their tiny Upper East Side apartment. Her pack-rat habits and burgeoning jewelry business have taken over every inch of the one-bedroom place. They love their location, but the tiny galley kitchen and small bedroom leaves them no alternative but to move. Can real estate agent Phyllis Pezenick help this couple snap up a new home before they bust out of the old one?
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| 271 :17x05 - Larger Wilmington Digs Wanted (Mar/23/2006) | Stephanie and Bryan Bolick have been married for a year and now have a baby on the way, so they want to plant their feet in a new home--and soon. They currently share a 1,200-square-foot Cape Cod-style house with two rambunctious Labrador retrievers in Wilmington, NC. They want a larger place in the Monkey Junction neighborhood, near Carolina Beach. They would like it to be one story with at least three bedrooms. Guiding them through the real estate maze is agent Buddy Blake.
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| 272 :17x06 - Plunging Into Homeownership (Mar/02/2006) | Nico and David Lecon are natives of Madrid, Spain, that have recently moved to Miami Beach with their young son Alex. They love living across the street from the beach and within walking distance of everything, but their one-bedroom furnished apartment is just too small. They are ready to take the plunge into the fast-paced real estate market and purchase a home in the family-friendly city of Coral Gables. Realtor Jason Smith intends to help with their search.
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| 273 :17x07 - More Space Needed (Mar/30/2006) | After Helen and Rich Green got married eight months ago, they moved into her two-bedroom, one-bath cottage-style home that was built in the 1920s. That's when they discovered that her 900-square-foot Seattle beach cottage was too small for the two of them. They work together all day at a local TV station, so when they get home, they'd like to have some space of their own. They have their heart set on staying in the area, so they have turned to Helen's previous real estate agent, Summer Boyd Jones, for assistance with the search.
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| 274 :17x08 - Wanted: More Space For Baby (Apr/06/2006) | Elizabeth and Brian met 18 years ago while stationed at an Air Force Base in New Mexico. Since then they have lived and traveled all over the world. Four months ago they moved to Colorado Springs with hopes of staying put for a while, but then Brian was offered an irresistible job in Phoenix. The plan was for Elizabeth to stay in Colorado while Brian commuted. But that all changed, thanks to Rebekah Lynn, the couple's newly adopted bundle of joy. Once she came onto the scene, living separately during the week was no longer an option. Elizabeth sold the Colorado home, and she and baby moved into Brian's tiny 1,100-square-foot Arizona apartment. Now it's time to buy a larger place. Realtor Alex Inskeep signs on to help.
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| 275 :17x09 - Moving To The City (Apr/13/2006) | The Logar family has had enough of rural life. Having outgrown their three-bedroom, one-bath home, they now want to find a larger place in the nearby town of Washington, Pa. Can they do it without spending more than $200,000? Real estate agents Mary Jane and Tom Sertik intend to help them do just that.
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| 276 :17x10 - Hawaiian Home Hopes (Jun/01/2006) | Alicia Ulrich has spent the last 25 years traveling the globe for work, and now, she's ready to play, by finding a vacation home in her favorite corner of the world: Oahu, Hawaii. Can she catch a break in a pricey market, or will she wipe out? Real estate agent Robin Stephens Rohr signs on to assure that doesn't happen.
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| 277 :17x11 - Duty Calls For A Quick Find (Apr/20/2006) | Carrie Morgan is moving to Nashville to start her residency in pediatrics, and she needs to find a place to live. She only has six weeks to find a house, move all of her things from her parents' house in Kentucky and get settled before reporting for duty as a doctor. Real estate agent Scott Evans sets out to show her as many places as he can in the short time frame.
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| 278 :17x12 - Wanted: Place With More Space (May/04/2006) | Barbara Meyer and Nelson Cysneros are a young, fun-loving couple with lots of spunk. Along with their 13-year-old daughter Katie, they have been living in a 1,000-square-foot San Diego condo for two years now. Though it is small, they are close to all the hot spots of San Diego. Plus, Nelson is just five minutes from work and minutes from the ocean, where he goes scuba diving, and Katie's school is within walking-distance. Despite all the advantages, they still need more room. Realtor Joby Francis intends to help them find a place with more space.
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| 279 :17x13 - Trading The 'Burbs For The City (May/11/2006) | For the past five years, IT specialist Nick Marulli and his partner firefighter/paramedic Tim Bennett have shared a three-bedroom, one-and-a-half bath home in Crofton, Md., a suburb 20 miles outside of Baltimore. But life in the suburbs is getting a little dull for these guys. They hope to trade life in the sleepy suburb for the excitement of the city life near the historic Baltimore Harbor.
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Season 18 |
| 280 :18x01 - Renters Turn Homeowners (Apr/27/2006) | When Allen Sibley and Corey Benson moved to New Fairfield, Conn., the only place they could find was a summer rental. Now, five years later, they are more than ready to buy a home. They have been browsing listings for a year and have set their budget at $500,000. Real estate agent Evelyn Schuster signs on to help with the house hunt.
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| 281 :18x02 - Wanted: Land-Locked Home (Jun/08/2006) | Bernadette Scott, originally from Agora Hills, Calif., is a merchant marine in the communications department on board the US Naval Service's Saturn. She not only works aboard the ship, but she also lives there, even when she is not deployed. Her living quarters are tiny, and she shares a shower with three other women. After five years of ship life, she is ready for real estate agent Becky Little to help her find a home on land.
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| 282 :18x03 - Leaving The Starter Home (Apr/29/2006) | When Memphis, Tenn., natives Allison and Greg Swearingen got married three years ago, she moved into his 1,100-square-foot home. She was able to make over the former bachelor pad, but after three years and a lot of hard work, they both realize that no amount of elbow grease can make the place any bigger. They want a home with a larger kitchen, hardwood floors, more bedrooms, room for a home office and a nice yard for their two dogs. Real estate agent Lee McWaters signs on to help them find a larger place.
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| 283 :18x04 - Picking A Place Near The Potomac (Oct/03/2007) | Newlyweds Allison and Robert DiNardo and their dog, Freckles, share a home in the Rosemont neighborhood of Alexandria, Va. The DiNardos want to own a more spacious place they can call their own. They hope to stay in Rosemont because of its convenient proximity to the Potomac River, but the high prices may be an obstacle.
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| 284 :18x05 - Beachfront Vacation Home (Jun/01/2006) | Homebuilders Dee and Michael Kirkbride love living and working in the Washington, D.C., suburb of McLean, Va. In fact, this hard-working couple builds several large homes there each year. Their current place is a little more than 6,000 square feet, which is plenty of room for the couple and their two Maltese dogs. But one feature they cannot build is a beach, so the Kirkbrides have decided they want a beachfront vacation home. The search is on for a place in the coastal community of Carolina Beach, N.C. Real estate agent Teri Trefftzs signs on to help them with their search.
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| 285 :18x06 - Homeowners Once Again (Jun/22/2006) | Judy and Ken Castagna decided to try life in a condo. After living in their attached Ann Arbor, Mich., condo for only a year, the couple has decided that they are just not condo people. So, now they are looking to move back into a home with the help of real estate agent Vicki Larmee. They would like considerable privacy, a large yard and plenty of space for when their granddaughters come to visit.
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| 286 :18x07 - Post-Katrina Relocation (Jul/13/2007) | Realtor Danette O'Neal relocated to Atlanta after evacuating New Orleans to escape Hurricane Katrina. Though her cousin Ilene has been kind enough to let her stay with her in her Decatur home, Danette is ready to put down her own roots in Georgia. She is confident that her 16 years of real estate experience will help find a home for her and her 17-year-old son.
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| 287 :18x08 - Doctors Relocate (Jul/06/2006) | Amy and Alon Tatsas and are excited about making the move from one musical city to another, as they leave jazzy New Orleans to start their medical careers in the country music capital of the world, Nashville. The doctors currently reside in a tiny one-bedroom condominium with their two dogs. They would really like their first home to have plenty of space for them inside and a large yard so their dogs can play outside. Real estate agent Zach Goodyear sets out to help them find just that.
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| 288 :18x09 - Home In Ski Country (Jun/15/2006) | Aaron and Eleanor Hulett are Southern California natives who love the outdoors. Most days, this active couple can be found relaxing at the beach, roller-blading or bike riding. Now they want to expand their outdoor options and buy a vacation home in Big Bear, a quiet ski town only a few hours from their home in Orange County. The Huletts have up to $300,000 to spend, so they are hoping real estate agent Chuck Hurd will be able to find them a place they can afford.
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| 289 :18x10 - Professors Make The Move (Jul/20/2006) | Although college professors Suzanne Spoor and Steve Canaday have enjoyed renting the quaint Annapolis, Md., townhouse that they share with their twins, Zachary and Tyler, they are ready to make the move and become first-time homeowners. The couple is hoping to find a place with plenty of room for the boys to play that is still close to the campus, where they each teach. Realtor Amy Juras signs on to help.
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| 290 :18x11 - Moving To A Home Of Their Own (Sep/28/2006) | After graduating from the University of Pittsburgh, college sweethearts Valeria Sams and Kerrado Williams returned to the metro D.C. area where they grew up. Valeria, a human resources consultant, moved back in with her mom and sister, and Kerrado, a loan officer, moved back in with his parents. But now, after three years, the couple is ready to take the next step and move into a place of their own.
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| 291 :18x12 - Single Mom's First Place (Aug/14/2007) | Dawn Evans and her son, Tyler, currently live with her parents in the Atlanta, Ga., suburb of Decatur. After 30 years, she is ready to move out on her own for the first time. Dawn and Tyler are looking forward to finding a place with plenty of room so they can each have more personal space. With the help of real estate agent Sheri Pettus, Dawn is excited to find her first home in the suburb of Stockbridge.
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| 292 :18x13 - Suburban Relocation (Oct/16/2007) | The starter home that Dorothy and Diarra Weathers bought near downtown Detroit, Mich., has become much too small for their growing family. The Weathers are ready to move out of the city and find a home in an area with good schools and parks for their three young daughters. Real estate agent Paul Pellerito is targeting the upscale suburb of Grosse Pointe, which he thinks will be perfect for the family.
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Season 19 |
| 293 :19x01 - Larger Place, Same Neighborhood (2006) | With a young baby growing fast, Dexter, Mich., residents Julie and Steven Wineman have decided it's time to move to a larger house. They hope that their real-estate agent Kathy Toth will be able to find them a four-bedroom home that is in their price range and located in the same neighborhood they have grown to love.
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| 294 :19x02 - Same Area, Bigger Place (2006) | Holly and Steve Hartell, their daughter, Nellie, and dog, Grady, live just outside Alexandria, Va., in a charming family-friendly area called Del Ray. Their 1,200-square-foot two-story starter home lacks storage space for Steve's nine bikes, and there isn't much room for Nellie to play. They are ready to look for a bigger place, and they would love to stay in the same neighborhood. They have enlisted the help of realtor and fellow Del Ray resident, Jennifer Walker to help them with their search.
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| 295 :19x03 - Relocating To Louisville (2006) | After nearly three years in sunny Naples Fla., Lavon Portman has decided to return to Louisville, Ky., to be near her daughter and two grandchildren. Although she loves the spacious and contemporary feel of her Florida home, Lavon knows she can get a larger place for a lower price in the buyer-friendly city Louisville. With only one week to search, she relies on the help of her real estate agent and friend Linda Blue to help her find exactly what she wants.
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| 296 :19x04 - Condo In The City (2006) | | When Justin, a systems analyst, got a job in Atlanta, he did not know what to expect. Six months later, he has fallen in love with the city and is ready to buy a condo. He wants to find an updated place that has a balcony and a view of the Atlanta skyline. With the help of real estate agent Anu Sethi, he begins his search in Midtown. | |
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| 297 :19x05 - More Space To Spread Out (2006) | Newlyweds Katy and Steve Harrington live in an 850-square-foot rental apartment just outside Boulder, Colo., in an area called Superior. While their place is nice, it's way too small. They can't wait to find a place where they can spread out. Their budget constraints mean that they might have to search a bit further away and focus on the tri-city area of Firestone, Frederick and Dacono, located north of Boulder. They have enlisted the help of realtor Dawn Geerson-Matesi to help with their hunt.
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| 298 :19x06 - Size Upgrade Wanted (2006) | After living in their Dearborn Heights, Mich., home for 20 years, Sharon and Keith DeGrandchamp are ready for a change and want to buy a new house. Their grown sons, Curt and Gary, still live at home and will be making the move with them. And with son, Gary, as their real estate agent, Sharon and Keith feel confident they’ll be able to find what they want. But will working with family really make their search easier?
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| 299 :19x07 - First-Time Homeowner (2006) | | Amy Solano is a 25-year-old career woman who has been living with her parents while saving up to buy a place of her own. She is finally ready to leave the nest, and she is a little nervous but also very excited to become a homeowner. She hopes to find a place with everything on her list without spending more than $215,000. Real estate agent Ryan Zinn signs on to help with the house hunt. | |
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| 300 :19x08 - Next Move: Nashville (2006) | When Seana Fisher was ready to upgrade to a house, her oldest friend, real estate agent Heathermarie Griffin, took her to the Miracle Mile area of Los Angeles and helped her find a 1,500-square-foot, two-bedroom, one-bath, art-deco style home. The place had as much personality and pizzazz as Fisher herself. Now, two years later, her life has changed dramatically. She has adopted another dog, and her music career has taken a new turn. She is ready to trade torch songs for country music, and is packing her bags and moving to the country music capital of the world, Nashville, Tennessee. She wants to be close to the downtown music studios and clubs, but she wants a more residential feel than her ultra-urban L.A. neighborhood. Real estate agent Audra Thomas tackles the challenge.
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| 301 :19x09 - Bigger Pad Needed (2006) | Kelly McCreary, a 28-year-old account representative and part-time gymnastics teacher, currently lives on the outskirts of Wilmington, Del., a city known for its tax-free shopping. She is a self-professed shopaholic and packrat who has collected so much stuff she has outgrown her two-bedroom condo and has decided to buy a townhouse with more space. She wants to keep her search in or near her current neighborhood, and she's staying in familiar territory by re-teaming with Joan Goloskov, the realtor who helped her buy the condo she's in now.
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| 302 :19x10 - Planting Rhode Island Roots (2007) | Stacy Kish, originally from Connecticut, settled in Warwick, R.I., after college and has been living in a cramped one-bedroom rental that has given her a bad case of the blahs. She has been saving her cash and is now ready to strike out and buy her first home. Real estate agent Alayna Berek helps with the search.
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| 303 :19x11 - Wanted: Move-In-Ready Condo (2006) | Michael Kalil, an event planner at a popular Boston bar, is ready to leave his tiny, rundown apartment and buy a condo in his same North End neighborhood. But the commitment-phobic Michael is having trouble finding a condo he can stick with, so he's asked pal and real estate agent Toni Gilardi for some help. Together, the duo are hoping to find the perfect move-in ready two-bed, two-bath condo that is within Michael's $500,000 price range.
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| 304 :19x12 - Shortening The Commute (2006) | Debi and John Perry have been living in Taylorsville, Utah, with their three young children. John has started a new job at Hill Air Force Base 30 miles away, and the long commute means he spends more time away from his young family than he likes. The Perrys have decided to sell their house in Taylorsville and move closer to the base. Helping them with their search is real estate agent Jenifer Meller.
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| 305 :19x13 - Family Needs Larger Digs (2006) | Fayetteville, Ga., residents Kenya and Hason Graham are feeling squeezed in in their three-bedroom home. Though they have plenty of room outdoors, the Grahams want more room inside for their two sons, Riko and Aaron. They are hoping to find a move-in ready house with an open layout, roomy garage and large yard that is in the same great school district as their current place.
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Season 20 |
| 306 :20x01 - Searching The Seattle Suburbs (Jan/04/2007) | Paula Antonevich and Patrick Sanders have lived in Seattle for a couple of years, and they’ve enjoyed all the city has to offer. Now they’re ready to buy their first home. When Paula moved into Patrick’s 800-square-foot rental, his place went from cozy to cramped, so they have begun looking for a home in the town of Everett, Wash., 40 miles to the north. Helping them out in their search is realtor Aleta J. Kennedy.
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| 307 :20x02 - Building A Life In Biloxi (Feb/08/2007) | Laurie and Jeff Smith's family is of the many military families currently living at the Keesler Air Force Base in Biloxi, Miss. Their base housing is fine, except that it's so cramped that only two of their four children are able to live with them. The rest are staying nearby with their grandmother. After 13 years of moving from place to place, they want to buy their own home, with enough space to bring their family back together under one roof.
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| 308 :20x03 - Buying In The Big Easy (Jan/01/2007) | After living in New Orleans for a year, Romy Kittrell and her husband Lance Vargas are ecstatic about finally buying a home. Lured by the decadent food, classic architecture and soulful music that seems to lurk around every corner, this eclectic twosome has been renting a two-bedroom shotgun-style home in the upscale neighborhood of Bayou Saint John. With a modest budget of $175,000, they are ready to start looking for a home in the less-expensive Algiers Point, just across the Mississippi.
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| 309 :20x04 - Planting Roots In Round Rock (Feb/15/2007) | Away from the hustle and bustle of Austin, Texas, is the little suburb of Round Rock, which has grown rapidly in recent years, thanks to the high-tech companies that make their home there. With so much happening, it's no surprise that 20-year-old Nick Cottingham wants to be a part of it. He currently owns a condo on a golf course that he really loves, but it's just not enough. He has decided to buy a home of his own and as a bonus, his parents are giving him the down payment, just like they did for their other two children. He wants his new place to have room for growth, as his priorities change throughout the next several years. Real estate broker J. Rene Ward is a neighbor of Cottingham's parents, and has signed on to help with the house hunt.
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| 310 :20x05 - Wanted: Place For Two In Phoenix (Jan/25/2007) | Cody Sohn and Trent Mitchell have been dating long distance for more than a year. Now they want to buy a place together in the Phoenix area, where Trent lives. They have enlisted the help of the real estate twins, Jennifer Hibbard and Christine Kinchen, to help them find a midcentury-style home in the hot Phoenix market.
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| 311 :20x06 - Searching For A San Diego Starter Home (Feb/01/2007) | Heather, a native of southern California, loves San Diego and its proximity to the mountains, canyons and Mexico. Scott, a Georgia native, is crazy about the unbeatable San Diego climate. They both love surfing, bike riding and beach volleyball. Right now they each have their own apartments, but with plans to marry in the future, they are ready to put apartment dwelling behind them and buy a home of their own. They turn to real estate agent Joby Paradiso-Francis to help them stay within their budget and get off to a solid start.
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| 312 :20x07 - Dolly's New Digs (Feb/22/2007) | Thirty-something Dolly Johnson has had it with the rental lifestyle in suburban Detroit. She is finally ready to make the leap to being a homeowner, but there is just one problem — she's got champagne taste on a beer budget. Can realtor Aileen Potter help find this first-time homeowner something in her price range?
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| 313 :20x08 - Picking The Perfect Place In Portland (Mar/08/2007) | | Rick Samuelson, a health-care administrator, and his wife Darla, a graduate student and part-time charity worker, have loved raising their four children in the Portland, Ore., suburb of Tigard. But as the kids have gotten older, the house seems to have gotten smaller. They have decided to move to a more family-friendly place and would like something with a large backyard and open rooms for family gatherings. Though they want to stay in Tigard, they would love to find a place that's not in a "cookie cutter" neighborhood. Real estate expert Tony Kelly thinks he can help them find the perfect place. | |
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| 314 :20x09 - Making A Home In The Hamptons (Mar/15/2007) | Leslie and Art Solnick are ready to become homeowners in the Hamptons on Long Island, N.Y. They have been renting a home in East Moriches on Long Island, but their lease is almost up. They are ready to fulfill their lifelong dream of living in the Hamptons with their three show dogs Gracie, Paige and Dennis. Hamptons real estate agent Jon Holderer will be guiding them as they search for their beachside townhome.
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| 315 :20x10 - Family Moves To Mobile (Feb/23/2007) | Joe and Brenda Morra love raising their four children in Dublin, Ga. But their four-bedroom home just isn't big enough for this family of six. So when Joe's company needed a new leader for a paper mill in Alabama, they decided the time was right for a move to Mobile! They are looking for a five-bedroom house so everyone can have their own space. An open floor plan and a swimming pool are also on the wish list. Real estate agent Barbara Reeves tackles the challenge of helping the Morras find just the right place.
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| 316 :20x11 - Moving Out Of Mom And Dad's (Mar/29/2007) | Melina Andron and Christopher Dillon are a newly engaged couple with plans to wed in just a few months. Right now, the two are living at home with their respective parents in the suburbs of Minneapolis. They are excited about building a future together, but they also know their cushy lifestyles will change dramatically once they leave their nests. To help with the transition, they have enlisted the help of real estate agent Evangeline (Vangie) Nicklow. They know they may not find a place with everything they want for their target price, but they are eager to give it a shot.
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| 317 :20x12 - Beyond The Barracks (Apr/05/2007) | Diane and Greg Day left Montgomery, Ala., five years ago for an Air Force posting in California. Now they have two children, Sarah Jo and Jacob, and the family has been transferred back to their sweet home Alabama. They have been staying in temporary housing on base, but they have only 30 days to find, buy and move into their own place! They are looking for a four-bedroom house in the nearby town of Millbrook. They would like to have a huge backyard for the kids and a big kitchen and dining area for entertaining. Helping them on their search is real estate agent Diana Mills who has worked with a lot of military families in the past.
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| 318 :20x13 - Finding A Family-Friendly Franklin Place (Apr/12/2007) | Jenny and Shawn Kohl are living in a cramped temporary apartment in Nashville with their daughters Mattie and Emma and their two dogs. They want to find a home with plenty of space inside and out, in a family-friendly area with good schools and an easy commute for Shawn. The Kohls have asked realtor Mickey Ryan to help them find a home in Franklin, Tenn., a booming and somewhat pricey suburb just south of Nashville.
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Season 21 |
| 319 :21x01 - First-Time Home To Buy (Apr/19/2007) | Young professional, Nicole Craigie, loves the spacious single-family home she has been renting in Denver for the past year. But she recently was told that she had to move by the end of her lease, which is about one month away. Deciding to make an unfortunate situation something positive, Craigie has chosen to give up renting and take the plunge to become a first-time homebuyer. Unfortunately, she can't afford her current neighborhood on her budget, so she has to look in some nearby areas to find a home that she likes before her lease runs out.
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| 320 :21x02 - Wanted: More Room To Start A Family (May/17/2007) | Sara and Matt Gray have deep roots in the Portland, Ore., suburb of Aloha. They love living close to Sara's parents, so now that they are thinking about starting a family and looking for a larger place, transplanting to another community is out of the question. In order to stay in the area, they might have to settle for a smaller home. If they move farther away from the parents, they could gain some much-needed space. Real estate agent Brenda Schweitzer steps in to help with the decision making.
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| 321 :21x03 - Consolidating Two Condos (Apr/26/2007) | | For 13 years, Chris Corallo and Brett Streaser have been treating their side-by-side condos like one. Brett keeps a computer at his place, leaving room at Chris' place for a dining table. And Brett has the washer, while Chris houses the dryer. Now they are ready to bring everything together and live under one roof. They would like to find a three-bedroom, two-bath ranch-style house in Toms River, N.J., that's big on yard space and has room for entertaining. Veteran Jersey realtor Lizette Conover thinks she can help them find a home in their target location. | |
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| 322 :21x04 - Searching For A Starter Home (May/31/2007) | After living on the island of Oahu for three years, Tracy and Robert Slaughter recently moved back to Denver to look for a charming starter home. Meanwhile, they have been sharing a two-bedroom, two-bath house with Robert's stepdad, and it's getting a little cramped. The Slaughters hope to find a two-bedroom, one-bath house with a yard, and realtor Jake Marsh thinks he can help.
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| 323 :21x05 - New Couple Needs Space (May/10/2007) | Young professionals Lori Guzzard and Kieran Shah are newly engaged and need more space now that Kieran has moved into Lori's two-bedroom condo. There is not enough storage space, and the spare bedroom is serving double duty as Kieran's gym and music studio. The couple wants a home in a newer development in the North Las Vegas area that has three bedrooms, a pool, plenty of storage space and a music studio for Kieran. Real estate agent Nancy Kurtzman signs on to help them buy their perfect first house.
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| 325 :21x07 - New House Needed Fast (May/03/2007) | | Having moved from Washington, D.C. to Portland a year ago, a couple restored a four-story Victorian house near downtown. When they thought that they would be transferred to a new city for their jobs, the couple put the house on the market and it is sold within days. However, when they decide to stay in Portland, the couple has the difficult task of finding a new home before they have to move out of their old house. | |
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| 329 :21x11 - Taking on the Big City (May/21/2007) | Farrah and Jon Lamoreaux are an urban couple living in the quaint town of Longmont, Colo. They agree that the charming small-town feel and that the scenery is beautiful, but they find it too small for them. They can cover the entire downtown area in about 10 minutes and there isn't any place in town that they haven't gone. Plus, their rental condo is spacious and modern, but it lacks the charm that can be found in older homes. They are ready to take on big-city life while they are still young enough to enjoy it, so they have set their sights on Denver. There is a drawback though — older and charming translates to small houses and low ceiling and with Jon's height of 6 feet, 8 inches, these two have a big challenge ahead of them. Signing on to help tackle that challenge is real estate agent Pie Konchar.
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| 330 :21x12 - New Digs Near Denver Needed (Jun/14/2007) | Bonnie Andrews has been living in her Lakewood, Colo., townhouse for 19 years, and she's ready to find more space for herself, her dog, her two cats and three fish. Although she will be working with the same agent she used nearly two decades ago, Dennis Greco, she has a longer list of requirements this time. She needs more closet space, a bigger kitchen, a separate laundry area, a yard for the dog, a guest room and an extra room for her new hobby of making stained glass. She would also love a cozy fireplace, a nice view of the Rocky Mountain Foothills, and a place that isn't too far from her friends. With a budget of $225,000 Greco definitely has a challenge ahead of him.
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| 331 :21x13 - Moving to Downtown Atlanta (Aug/23/2007) | Thirty-one-year-old software engineer, Tara Duncan, is single and ready to mingle in downtown Atlanta. But her current home is located in Duluth, nearly an hour away. So she and her dog, Whoopie, are leaving her three-bedroom, 2-1/2-bath home for a new place in Midtown or Buckhead. The only problem is those areas can be costly. She is hoping to find property that's similar in size to her current home, but without an open floor plan and more land. Real estate agent Kathryn Flowers thinks she can help.
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| 333 :22x02 - New Life In New Orleans (Jul/12/2007) | Debbie Abbey just got into law school in New Orleans, but there's a catch. She still lives in Las Vegas. She needs to find a place in the Big Easy, but will she be too picky as she looks for some real Crescent City character? She and her agent, Patti Gracianette, have one weekend to find a home that suits her needs and her budget.
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| 334 :22x03 - Mod Duo Looks for New Digs (Jul/19/2007) | Young "mod" duo Shannon Stanfill and Joe Gray are ready to trade in their turn-of-the-century apartment in Chicago's trendy East Village for a new condo in the emerging neighborhood of Uptown. They are looking for a two-bedroom, two-bath condo for themselves, their three cats and their chocolate lab, Katie. Their taste is modern, but their budget is modest. They turn to real estate agent Dani Schlesinger to help them with their search.
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| 335 :22x04 - Back To Bethesda (Jul/26/2007) | After living in South Carolina for a couple years, Michelle and Mark Bartram decided to move their family of four back to a more metropolitan lifestyle in Bethesda, Md., which is just outside of Washington, D.C. They are renting a two-bedroom, two-bath Colonial with a large backyard that requires a lot of raking. There's also a basement area for their two boys' toys, but the rest of the house is just too small. They are hoping to find a house with a lot more elbow room, a large kitchen and a low-maintenance backyard in this very competitive market. Real estate agent Meg Crowlie signs on to help them plant some permanent roots.
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| 336 :22x05 - Wanted: Larger Place in Lincoln Park (Aug/02/2007) | Chicago couple Julie Herman and Michael Cahill are tired of living in their small 800-square-foot, one-bedroom apartment. They are getting married in a couple of months and would love to be in a new home before they walk down the aisle. They are hoping to find a two-bedroom two-bath condo with more square footage and some outdoor space. They want to stay in their trendy Lincoln Park neighborhood, but with their budget may not allow it. Real estate agent Brian Ban tackles this house-hunting challenge.
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| 340 :22x10 - Happily Ever After in Ann Arbor (Sep/13/2007) | | After deciding to move to Ann Arbor, Casey and Dawn, a recently married couple, enlist the help of an old friend to find a place large enough and affordable enough to start their family in. | |
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| 342 :22x11 - New England Nest Needed (Sep/27/2007) | Jenn and Brian Searls jumped at the chance to move back to New England, where family and friends live, when their Pennsylvania pharmaceutical company offered them a transfer. The family of five is bunking down with Jenn's parents until they find a place to call their own. They loved their former Pennsylvania Colonial home and enjoyed several remodeling projects while there. This time around they are hoping to find a four-bedroom, 2.5-bath house that's already updated with modern stainless-steel appliances, an eat-in kitchen and an open floor plan. They like the area of of Hamden, Conn., because it's close to their new offices as well as their extended families. Real estate agent Marilee Herrera-Peterson signs on to help with the search.
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| 343 :22x12 - Baby Makes Three (Dec/06/2007) | | With the birth of their baby rapidly approaching, Lisa and Jimmy rapidly start looking for a home to purchase before the baby is born. After enlisting the help of Sue Paskert, a real estate agent in Tampa, the couple begins their search for a home large enough to meet their needs that has a yard large enough to put a pool in. | |
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Season 23 |
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| 348 :23x04 - Too-Small Townhouse (Jan/23/2008) | | An Illinois woman wants to trade in her cramped suburban two-story townhouse for a bigger home to house her crafts and hobbies. | |
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| 351 :23x07 - Maui Wowie! (Feb/13/2008) | | Although a couple already live in the paradise of Maui, they want a new home which is closer to the beach but within the $1,000,000 budget. | |
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| 355 :23x10 - Empty Nesters (Mar/12/2008) | | A couple of empty nesters want the feeling of a big home, yet packed inside a smaller house. | |
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| 353 :24x04 - Time to Buy (Feb/28/2008) | | A newlywed couple from San Jose want to end renting an apartment and buying a home of their own. | |
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| 357 :24x08 - Back to the Big Easy (Mar/27/2008) | | A pair of homeowners relocated after hurricane Katrina, make their way home to assist with the clean up and purchase a new home. | |
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Season 25 |
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| 358 :25x08 - New Orleans Bound (Apr/03/2008) | | In order to help with the hurricane Katrina relief in New Orleans, two emergency doctors need to move closer to the city. | |
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| 367 :25x11 - Bigger Vacation Home (Jun/15/2008) | | A family from Shelter Island feel they have outgrown their home and would like a larger one that fits within their budget. | |
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| 362 :25x14 - Triple the Space (May/11/2008) | | A family finds they need to add extra room now that they have given birth to triplets. But can the afford such an undertaking? | |
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| 365 :26x07 - Closer to Work (Jun/05/2008) | | A fireman and cop have moved in together and would like to find a new home closer to their workplace. | |
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| 368 :26x10 - Bye Bye, Chi-town (Jul/06/2008) | | A couple would like to leave Chicago for Indiana. But they need a new home with a yard large enough to accommodate all their dogs. | |
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Season 27 |
| 367 :27x01 - Las Vegas Condo (Jun/26/2008) | | A young Internet marketing entrepreneur in Idaho Falls would like to move closer to his work place in Nevada. | |
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| 370 :27x01 - Out of Room in Orlando (Jul/16/2008) | | A family with limited space and a growing family in a home with rooms that serve duel functions, decides its time to upgrade into more spacious digs. | |
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| 368 :27x03 - Ready To Buy (Jul/03/2008) | | A young couple have moved in with their parents as a means of saving money. After just a few weeks they are in need of a home of their own. | |
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| 372 :27x06 - Country Life (Jul/24/2008) | | A couple is sick of renting and would like a larger home where they can grow and make changes when they want to. | |
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| 374 :27x08 - Moving Closer to Mom (Sep/04/2008) | | A single mom wants a home closer to her mother in northern California. Along with her baby and 2 dogs, the mom lives in El Dorado Hills, a suburb outside of Sacramento. She would like a smaller home near her family and Downtown Sacramento. Will she be able to find the right home in a rather desirable neighborhood? | |
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| 375 :27x13 - Relocating to D.C. (Sep/11/2008) | | A couple was forced to relocate from their dream home in Richmond, Va. when their jobs moved them to Washington D.C.. Now that they are settled in their jobs, they want to find a more comfortable home. | |
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Season 28 |
| 372 :28x01 - Up-sizing (Jul/20/2008) | | A couple in Oregon live in a cramped rental property and would like to move into a larger home with a backyard so they can get a dog. | |
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| 373 :28x02 - First Home (Jul/27/2008) | | A family of four and their two dogs and a hamster from Ocoee, Fla. are in search for a larger home. Their needs include a bigger office for the husband and an office for his wife, a kitchen with granite countertops, a bigger garage, a pool for the girls, and a backyard for the dogs and the kids. Hopefully they can find something in the same area or near Winter Garden. | |
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| 374 :28x03 - Dog-Friendly Condo (Aug/03/2008) | | A couple are looking for a new condo which is wired for the husbands business affairs, dog friendly, a great kitchen, beautiful view and a nice layout with proper use of space. | |
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| 376 :28x09 - Denver Dancers (Sep/14/2008) | | A pair of Salsa dancers want to move from outside Denver. Now they own a 800-square-foot, two-bedroom home. With a budget of $150,000 to $185,000, they are looking to find a three-bedroom home around 1,800 square feet and in turnkey condition. | |
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| 377 :28x10 - Boston Bound (Sep/21/2008) | | A female traveler is ready to lay down her backpack and settle down. Her new job will mean a relocation from sunny San Jose to beautiful Boston and is hoping to buy her very first home. She would like a turnkey condo with two bedrooms so she can still walk to work. | |
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| 378 :28x11 - Ready to Move (Sep/28/2008) | | A young man is ready to leave his parents condo for a home of his own. He is looking for a 4-bedroom, 2 bath home under $600,000. | |
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| 379 :28x12 - An Outgrown Starter Home (Oct/05/2008) | | A couple living in a starter townhouse in Vancouver, Wash, and their 2 daughter are on a search for a new home. With a budget of $400,000 they hope to find a house with four bedrooms, two or more bathrooms, an office for Rachel and a nice yard. They hope to sell their old home for $210,000. | |
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| 380 :28x13 - Finally, a Home (Oct/09/2008) | | A couple who met 15years ago have been renting a 1,000-square-foot two-bedroom apartment in the South Lake Union neighborhood of Seattle. Now they believe the are ready to buy a home with 1,800 to 1,900 square feet, with three to four bedrooms and two full baths. Their search in the neighborhoods of Columbia City, Green Lake and Mount Baker with a $485,000 budget. | |
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Season 29 |
| 377 :29x01 - Going Mobile (Sep/18/2008) | | A couple decide to leave New Orleans after Hurricane Katrina to move to Mobile, Alabama. | |
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| 378 :29x02 - The Call of the City (Oct/02/2008) | | A Battle Creek, Michigan resident is looking for a second home in Chicago to be near the theaters, night-life and restaurants. He hopes to find a one-bedroom apartment to rent. | |
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| 379 :29x03 - More Room in Mobile (Oct/12/2008) | | The Smithermans have decided they need more space since they have a baby on the way along with their two dogs and two cats. They would like 4 bedrooms but will settle for 3. They also would love an older home which needs renovations, but with a baby coming this may not be the right time. | |
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| 380 :29x04 - A Find in Philly (Oct/16/2008) | | A couple recently merged together into one condo. While planning their wedding they are also looking for a new home. As the wedding date moves closer the pressure mounts to find a 2 bedroom, 2 bath, home with an office. | |
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| 382 :29x05 - A Capitol Challenge (Oct/23/2008) | | A Michigan woman had moved to Washington D.C. a few years ago and loved the city. Now is renting a two-room apartment and she is ready to buy. But she is afraid she will not find what she wants in her neighborhood. | |
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| 387 :29x07 - Searching in St. Paul (Nov/27/2008) | | A pair of newlyweds from Montana are relocating in Minnesota, and chose St. Paul as their destination. They hope to find a three-bedroom home with a large, fenced-in backyard for their dogs and a space for Nicholas's beer brewing. | |
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| 385 :29x10 - Settling in Savannah (Nov/20/2008) | | A woman spent the past 16 years of her life moving from home to home. She has decided that Savannah is where she wants to put down her roots and is looking for a three-bedroom, two-bathroom home. | |
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| 388 :29x11 - More Space in Music City (Dec/04/2008) | | A couple have now been married for 2 years, living with a pair of cats in their one-bedroom, one-bath apartment. But now is the time to start a family and would like to find a three-bedroom, two-bath home in Nashville. | |
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| 381 :29x12 - Westward Ho! (Oct/19/2008) | | An engaged couple have had enough of the big city life and would like to move to Portland, OR. As the couple begin their lives as one they may not agree on decorating styles, but the do agree they want a 3 bedroom home with a big yard for their dog to roam. | |
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| 383 :29x13 - On a Mission in Orlando (Oct/30/2008) | | An engaged couple have been living with their family in order to save money for the wedding, but are crammed in the groom's old childhood bedroom along with their 2 pets. They are looking for a 3 bedroom home with a garage and a large yard for the dog. | |
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| 384 :29x14 - Making the Most of Madison (Nov/09/2008) | | A couple in Madison, Wisconsin, are ready to give up renting and buy their first home which has two-bedrooms with a two-car garage. The husband would like an office in the home since that is his workplace. | |
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| 386 :29x15 - New Digs in Nashville (Nov/23/2008) | | A woman who has always lived in the suburbs is ready to move on from Franklin, Tenn now that she is an empty nester, and move into Nashville. Ideally, she wants a home with an open floor plan, a great backyard and a location closer to her work. | |
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| 389 :29x16 - On a Mission in Orlando (Jan/23/2009) | | An engaged couple in Ontario have been saving up money for the wedding by living with his parents. They crammed themselves and 2 dogs inside his childhood bedroom. They want their own place, one with three bedrooms, a garage and a nice yard for their dog. | |
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Season 30 |
| 382 :30x01 - Young Marrieds on the Move (Oct/26/2008) | | A newlywed couple are on the search for low priced condos in the San Diego area. With a $250,000 budget they are ready to move away from the wife's mom's home. Other than a prime location they would also seek a fireplace, outdoor space, two bedrooms, ample closet space and a garage. But can they find all this and stay inside their budget? | |
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| 383 :30x02 - Austin City Limits (Nov/02/2008) | | A couple met at a party a couple years ago and have been inseparable since. Now they want to move into their own home together. They'd like a three-bedroom, two-bath home around Austin, Texas. They also would like an open floor pland and a big yard. But with $200,000 as a budget, there won't be much left over for improvements. | |
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| 384 :30x05 - A New Advenure in Arizona (Nov/16/2008) | | A couple are looking to sell their home and relocate in Phoenix. They'd like a home with an open floor plan, three bedrooms, two bathrooms, large closets and lots of extra space. Using a budget of $350,000, the realtor is sure to find them what they want. | |
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| 385 :30x06 - Bigger Needs After Blending (Nov/30/2008) | | An engaged couple will be needing a larger home since they are creating a bigger family. They will need at least four bedrooms, a good sized kitchen, a two-car garage and a workshop. | |
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| 387 :30x07 - A Find in Fort Collins (Dec/11/2008) | | A couple who met in a 21st century fashion, online dating, and now have decided to move in together in a house located in Fort Collins, CO. the most important thing for them is location, location, and location. They want a three-bedroom, two-bath home in the downtown area of Fort Collins called Old Town that's also close to running and biking trails. | |
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| 389 :30x10 - Planning for the Future (Dec/21/2008) | | A couple who met five years ago have just married and want to buy a home in Laurel, Maryland. The female wants a nice sized front and backyard with a single sized home, whereas the man would like a deck for cookouts and a "man cave" for himself. But they both agree they need an extra bedroom in case they have a child someday. | |
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| 390 :30x11 - A Second Home for Snowbirds (Dec/28/2008) | | A couple who love snow sports have been using an RV the past six years to go between Montana and Florida, where their daughter lives. This year, they've decided to purchase a vacation home close to their daughter, and they're looking for a home with a large kitchen and dining area and near golf courses and in a community where they can make new friends. | |
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| 393 :30x13 - A Charlotte Couple Looks for a Great Starter Home (Jan/08/2009) | | A couple who met in college and married, have settled in Charlotte, NC. As they search for a home together, they agree they'd like at least three bedrooms, two full bathrooms, a large kitchen and a open floor plan. Also, a large living area is a must since they love to entertain and a nice yard. But will this be possible with a budget of only $170,000? | |
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| 401 :31x06 - A Large Blended Family Needs a Home With Five or Six Bedrooms (Feb/15/2009) | | Greg Kulander and Tracy Walker met online and soon fell in love and blended their families together, which resulted in five kids. Greg and his kids moved into Tracy's 3500-square foot home, but they soon realized it's not big enough. With an $850,000 budget, they hope to find a home with five or six bedrooms and three bathrooms on a big piece of land close to downtown Portland. | |
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| 391 :31x07 - The Atkins are Dreaming of a Second Home in Maine (Jan/01/2009) | | A East Haddam, Conn. couple fell in love with their home as soon as they saw it. After visiting Casco, Maine, they decided they wanted to purchase a vacation home there. With a budget of up to $500,000, they hope to find a lakefront home that has at least three bedrooms and plenty of space to entertain friends and family. | |
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| 392 :31x09 - A Man Returns Home to Michigan and Searches for a Small Starter Home (Jan/01/2009) | | After living in Hawaii, Shaun Lewis has moved back to Michigan, living with his parents. Having saved money from his families landscaping business, he hopes to have enough for a down payment for a house of his own. With a budget of up to $100,000 in the area of Clawson, Michigan, Shaun hopes to find a home with at least two bedrooms, a backyard and a garage...and it can be a fixer upper since he'd like to make the home suit his personality. | |
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| 399 :31x10 - Indianapolis Newlyweds Make Their First Home Purchase (Jan/29/2009) | | A couple of young newlyweds are tired of paying rent and want to find a home of their own. They wanna give up a three room apartment for a place with a larger kitchen, a bigger guest room and more space for their two fat cats. With a $200,000 budget, they hope they can find a house with all the above along with a finished basement and plenty of room outdoors for entertaining. | |
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| 400 :31x11 - A Couple Who've Been Renting Enter the Market in Plymouth, Minnesota (Feb/08/2009) | | Nick and Krista Thompson met at Iowa State and were married in 2002. They've been renting an apartment in Coon Rapids since their jobs took both to Minnesota. They've decided to focus their hunt in the community of Plymouth, nine miles west of Minneapolis. The couple would like to find a two-story traditional home with three bedrooms and three bathrooms, and have a budget of $350,000. | |
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Season 32 |
| 395 :32x01 - A New Couple Searches for a Home That Reflects Both Their Personalities (Feb/05/2009) | | Chris Kemp has lived in his two-bedroom townhome in Auburn Hills, Michigan, since he graduated from college. But now his girlfriend, Suzanne Harris is moving in, they need more room and a home which reflects both of their personalities. They have a budget between $300,000-450,000, and would like a home with 3 or 4 bedrooms, a kitchen with modern amenities, a formal dining room, a great room, large walk-in closets, a nice sized garage and a backyard. | |
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| 396 :32x02 - Searching for Both Community and Wide Open Space in Oregon (Feb/12/2009) | | Doug and Valerie Gottron and their kids have all left suburban Maryland to Bend - a lovely little town nestled at the base of the Cascade Mountains in Oregon's high desert. Everyone but David likes the land which they have chosen, but he'd like a place with more land. They've enlisted the help of agent Linda Judd to find a place that will quench Doug's yearnings for the great outdoors while providing a community where Valerie and the kids will feel at home. | |
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| 398 :32x04 - Fiancees Chad and Diane Look for a Home in Las Vegas (Feb/17/2009) | | Chad Paddock, Las Vegas firefighter is engaged to marry Diane Valarde, a school teacher in Boulder City, Nevada. The have a budget of $200,000 for their new home in the Green Valley area of Las Vegas. They hope to find a home with three bedrooms, two bathrooms, a large backyard and a two-car garage. | |
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| 399 :32x05 - A Florida Family's Fishing Outings Prompt a Second Home in the Keys (Feb/19/2009) | | Jim and Esther Kersey have been natives of Bradenton, Florida since they had wed 35 years ago. Although they like the size of their current home. they like to move closer to the Florida Keys so they can go fishing. So the Kersey's decided to search for a three-bedroom, two-bathroom vacation home in Marathon, and would like one which needs no work done and can reside in now. | |
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| 400 :32x06 - Longtime Renters Make a Commitment to Buy in Costa Mesa (Feb/20/2009) | | Widowed Diane Canfield, her two sons and her mother are tired of renting and are finally going to buy a home. They're looking for a home with a kitchen that's larger than the one they are in now and hopefully has an open floor plan in a living/kitchen/dining area. They'd also love a large lawn so they can have family cookouts. They have a budget of $550,000, and have agreed to accept a home with a few touch-ups needed. | |
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| 401 :32x07 - A New Daughter Prompts a West Palm Beach Couple to Look for a Larger Home (Mar/01/2009) | | Keith Sternberg and his wife Linda Slayton loved living in their condo until their daughter Mia was born. Now the 900 square foot, one-bedroom condo is a tight squeeze. They are looking for a 3 bedroom home with a big backyard. With a $350,000 budget, they will be challenged to find something within the limits in the pricey West Palm area. | |
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| 437 :38x04 - A Capitol Challenge (Dec/13/2009) | Michigan native Adrianne moved to Washington, DC three years ago and instantly fell in love with the city. She currently rents a two-bedroom apartment on Capitol Hill, but is ready to buy. While she loves the neighborhood, she might not be able to find something that's the right size and the right price there, so she's now exploring other neighborhoods as well.
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