House Hunters

A young buyer looks for a place he can call his own in one of Chicago's westside neighborhoods, and he prefers a sleek and modern loft-style condo.[HGTV]

Houston natives and new parents want to put their stamp on a historic home. She wants a big project, but he wants to dial down the renovation and focus on their growing family.[HGTV]

After getting transferred, a military family has just a few days to find a new home. She looks for a Craftsman-style house with charm and unique character, while he leans toward a contemporary design with clean lines.[HGTV]

A couple prepares to upgrade from their small high-rise condo in downtown Chicago to a home with outdoor space and a dedicated workout room.[HGTV]

A married couple with two kids relocates from busy New York City to slower-paced living in the suburbs of Pittsburgh.[HGTV]

A recently married couple wants to finally put down some roots in Manhattan.[HGTV]

A young entrepreneur searches for the perfect modern and updated place in Denver with the help of two potential roommates.[HGTV]

A Connecticut family moves to Jacksonville, Fla., to escape the cold and enjoy the great outdoors in a large family home.[HGTV]

An engaged couple wants a starter home in San Jose, Calif. He likes the practicality of ranches, but she prefers the charm and character of Victorians.[HGTV]

A couple who grew up on the Navajo reservation prepares to buy their first home in Phoenix. She wants a single-story, Spanish-style, while he favors a traditional or Colonial two-story.[HGTV]

David and Curtis decide to get a place together in Portland, Ore., but can't decide between an older home with character and a garden, and a modern downtown loft.[HGTV]

A young, engaged couple searches for a house in Plainfield, Ill. She wants a ranch so their family can all be close together, but he prefers a more spacious two-story Colonial.[HGTV]

A young couple moves in with her parents while hunting for a home in the bedroom communities of Detroit. He hopes for a big backyard, but she wants less land and more home.[HGTV]