House Hunters - Season 277

A couple looks to return to their Midwestern roots and trade Los Angeles for Chicago. They're hoping they can afford a bigger home for a future family, but with only a weekend in town to buy, they're finding it's not easy to go home again.

Identical twins and their husbands have a confusing and complicated home search near Dallas. The twins are finally reuniting after 40 years apart, but opinions are divided on whether to buy adjoining properties or if they should all live under one roof.

Polar opposites are moving in together in Philadelphia. He's a single dad with tons of collections and she's never lived with anyone before, so finding a place that blends her minimalism with his maximalism may be a challenge.

Gen Z buyers search for their first home in Yakima, Washington. They're shocked by the limited options in their price range, and with bugs, chickens, and barely-there houses, they may question how many sacrifices they'll be willing to make.

A newly engaged couple looks to move out of the home she bought with her ex in Little Rock, Arkansas. She's set on staying in the same neighborhood, but her partner's done living in someone else's past and wants a place that's a fresh start.

After five moves with the military, a family looks for a home with enough room for their kids and foster kids in Richmond, Virginia. She wants midcentury modern, but he's nostalgic for the early 2000s, millennial gray home he grew up in.

A 6'8" Gen Xer is ready to buy his first home in Denver. His practical side keeps hitting the brakes as he dreams of tall ceilings and space to work on cars, but his best friend wants him to think bigger now so he doesn't have buyer's remorse later.

A couple's ready to escape a brutal work commute and find a place near Pittsburgh. They just finished turning their last house into character filled perfection, but when one suggests another renovation, the other threatens to move on with or without him.

A family of four looks to make a big move from Chicago to Los Angeles. He's hoping for a modest home that needs some work, but she's all about living a California dream that's large, flashy, and move-in ready.

An engaged couple with a blended family of eight is on the hunt for a vacation home on the Jersey Shore. She's willing to take on a fixer to be near the beach, but he doesn't want projects and thinks they should head inland to get more space.

Married gymnasts are on a search for a Central Florida home that suits their passions. She wants a whimsical two-story with enough ceiling height to do indoor back handsprings, but he prefers a one-story that will fit his baby grand piano.

LA sisters need a second home the whole gang can live in as they expand the family business to Charleston, South Carolina. One wants to be near the action in the city, but the other is hard-nosed and pregnant, and prefers a fancy house in the burbs.

A military family is retiring after decades of service and moving from Europe back to Georgia. He wants a grand home that reflects all their success, but she's more conservative and craves simple comforts.