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Season 30, Episode 1

Young Newlyweds Look for Low-Priced Condos in San Diego

Young newlyweds Whitney and Ian are on the prowl for low priced condos in San Diego. They've gathered the financing for a $250,000 budget and are ready to move out of Whitney's parents' house. Topping their wish list is prime location. Next, they want a fireplace, outdoor space, two bedrooms, ample closet space and a garage. Can they find all this in desirable San Diego and within their budget?

Season 30, Episode 2

A Couple Searches In and Around Austin for Their First Home Together

Kristen and Anthony have been inseparable since they met at a party a couple years ago. They are anxious to move in together and feel the pride of home ownership. Ideally, they would like a three-bedroom, two-bath home. Kristen wants an open floor plan, while Anthony's #1 must-have is a large backyard. With a budget of $200,000, they don't anticipate having much left over for improvements.

Season 30, Episode 3

A Couple Searches for a Home Near SoCal Beaches

Melissa and Michael have been living together for two years and are now planning their wedding. On top of that, they're also ready to tackle the very expensive Southern California housing market. They are searching for a home with two bedrooms, two bathrooms, two parking spots and ample storage. Perhaps most challenging, they'd love a place just blocks from the beach. Their realtor is sure she'll be able to help them find a home to start their lives together.

Season 30, Episode 4

A Family in Austin Looks for a Larger Home in Their Current Neighborhood

Kristin and Mike McCullar need more room but want to stay in their current Austin neighboorhood, known for its fun block parties and excellent school system. They're looking for a place with at least four bedrooms, three bathrooms, an office, a playroom, and a kitchen with more cabinet space and double ovens.

Season 30, Episode 5

A Couple Relocates to Phoenix for a New Mid-Life Adventure

John and Kim Bojonny are making a mid-life change and are relocating to Phoenix. They are looking for a home with an open floor plan, three bedrooms, two bathrooms, large closets and lots of extra space. With a $350,000 budget, their realtor is determined to find them exactly what they want.

Season 30, Episode 6

A New Couple Join Households in Colorado

Thad Lareau and Carrie Kisiday met in a very 21st century way ? via an online dating service. Now, one year later, their "virtual" love has become the real thing, and they've decided to join households in the picturesque town of Fort Collins, Colorado. The three most important things in their search for a home are 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.

Season 30, Episode 7

A Bigger Home is Needed for This Soon-To-Be Blended Family

Karen Walker and Chuck Solesbee are engaged, but they need to find a bigger home for their soon-to-be blended family. They know they need at least four bedrooms, a good sized kitchen, a two-car garage and a workshop for Chuck.

Season 30, Episode 8

A Single Woman Searches for a Condo in San Francisco

Ellie is a behavioral specialist living in what she calls the best city in the world - San Francisco. Ellie is looking in the Mission District for a one-bedroom condo in the $400,000-$500,000 range. She's hoping for something with hardwood floors and an open floor plan, and her realtor is scouring the Mission for condos that meet her needs and desires.

Season 30, Episode 9

A Houston Couple Looks for a Vacation Home with Views in Arizona

Engineers Aaron Jacobson and Cecelia Prieto met and fell in love in Houston nine years ago and are now looking to purchase real estate. However, since they think they'll ultimately move from Houston, they've decided to purchase a vacation home in Sedona. Their wish list includes at least three bedrooms, plenty of space and, most importantly, a picture perfect view of the surrounding red rocks.

Season 30, Episode 10

A Couple Looks for a Maryland Home That They Can Grow Into

When Brett and Jeff Moore met, they hit it off immediately. After five years together, they've tied the knot and are looking for a home in Laurel, Maryland. Brett wants a single family home with a nice sized front and back yard, while Jeff is looking for a home that has a deck for cookouts and a "man cave" for himself. They agree that they need additional room to grow into when it comes time for kids and, for now, a house that's move-in ready.

Season 30, Episode 11

A Montana Couple Searches for a Second Home in Florida

Fred and Leona Haven's love of snow skiing and hiking has kept them happily living in Montana. For the past six years, they've hit the road in their giant RV, driving between Montana and their daughter's home in Florida. 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 that's also close to golf courses and in a community where they can make new friends.

Season 30, Episode 12

A Chicago Couple Starts House Hunting Before Their Second Child Arrives

When Michael and Lauren Loch married, they began saving money to buy a house immediately. However, when their son Logan came along, Lauren quit her job to stay at home with him. To continue saving money, they now live with Lauren's parents in small quarters. Now that Lauren is pregnant again, the time to move is now. They want a three-bedroom home with lots of room for their kids, including a nice backyard.

Season 30, Episode 13

A Charlotte Couple Looks for a Great Starter Home

Rebecca and John Ulatowski met in college, got married and have settled in Charlotte, NC. As they begin to search for a home, they are looking for at least three bedrooms, two full bathrooms, a large kitchen and a open floor plan. They love to entertain, so a large living area is a must, as is a music room and a nice yard. Can they find a great starter home like this with a budget of only $170,000?