House Hunters — Season 13
For the past three years, a public relations executive has shared her comfortable townhome with two spirited dogs. Now, she seeks a three-bedroom residence featuring a spacious kitchen, a dedicated area for painting, and a generous yard whe…
The family of four from California found themselves cramped. Their backyard, already occupied by a multitude of boxes, also housed two cats, two dogs, and two turtles, leaving them yearning for a more spacious home where they could truly re…
Freshly married, the mortgage bankers find themselves squeezed into a small, noisy two-bedroom apartment. They aspire to a more spacious home, envisioning a house in a desirable neighborhood with at least three bedrooms and ample storage.
Having recently sold their house, a couple with two small children now resides in a friend's guest room. Space is at a premium, and the family eagerly anticipates the prospect of finding a more spacious home in a peaceful setting.
A photographer with a contemporary aesthetic finds herself in need of expanded workspace. Remaining within her current neighborhood is a priority, but she requires both a dedicated home studio and increased storage capacity for her work.
Scott and Amy find themselves in urgent need of more room; their household now includes two boisterous dogs and a newborn. They are seeking a historic cottage in the Janes Village neighborhood of Altadena, California.
He's a bachelor with a passion for renovation, accustomed to breathing new life into neglected properties. Now, he seeks a project of his own: a home imbued with Mediterranean charm, ideally situated within easy reach of the city.
Seeking a tranquil escape, a couple with a relaxed approach to life dreams of a tropical haven within California. Their ideal home would feature a lanai and a pool, though such amenities present a significant challenge to their financial pl…
The family, with two small children, felt the time had come to leave their beachside home for something more expansive. They desired a house with more than two bedrooms and a touch of charm to greet visitors from the street.
A physician, mother to two young daughters, seeks a move from her cramped apartment to a more spacious house. Her priority is proximity to both her children’s school and her place of employment.
A rabbi and his family are seeking a new residence within easy walking distance of his synagogue. With two children and frequent visitors from his congregation, they require considerably more room than their current home provides.
They were deep in the thick of a demanding house hunt. Confined to a small apartment, they were eager to settle into a home offering ample room for expansion, prepared to act swiftly on nearly any property that fit the bill.
Susan and Stephen are seeking a move from their current triplex to a home offering three bedrooms, two bathrooms, and significantly more living space – ideally at least three times the square footage. She would also like to be nearer the co…


