House Hunters Episodes

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Season 5, Episode 1

From the Woods to the Windy City

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.

Season 5, Episode 2

More Space for Baby

Native Chicagoans Cathy and Kaushal Dalal need a new home, and they need it fast — Cathy 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.

Season 5, Episode 3

Downtown Chicago Bound

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.

Season 5, Episode 4

Seeking a Spot of Her Own

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.

Season 5, Episode 5

Trading In the City Life

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.