House Hunters

A couple seeks their first home in St. Louis.

A couple goes on the hunt for a house in Charlotte, N.C.; she wants something with local vintage character; he prefers modern.

A couple seek a new home with more space in Atlanta; he seeks a single-family home in a rural area; she wants a town home near downtown.

A young couple want to move from their current home and find a place to expand their hobby farm; she wants a Colonial-style home, but he wants a farmhouse with a barn.

Ready to buy their first home, a Salt Lake City couple try to get on the same page; he wants the ease and lack of maintenance that a townhouse provides; she wants the cozy charm of a single-family home.

A family of four wants to lay down roots in the tranquil town of Saratoga Springs in upstate New York; she wants a Colonial or Cape Cod-style home nestled in a neighborhood, but he wants a farmhouse with lots of land and access to a lake.

Newlyweds hunt for their first home, but they have different ideas of what to look for, as she eyes a mid-century modern design and he dreams of a classic Tudor with plenty of peaked angles.

A couple seek their first home in Daytona, Fla.; he's willing to spend for a new house; she doesn't mind a fixer-upper which needs some love.

A West Virginia couple have opposing tastes in houses; he wants a turn-of-the-century charmer in the city; she wants something more bucolic.

Weightlifters look to buy a home in Eugene, Ore.; they need a sizable place, but experience a wrestling match of wills -- one wants a vintage house, the other wants a new build.

A young couple look for a home in Gainesville, Fla.; she wants a plantation-style home; he's only focused on having a sizable backyard for his archery.

A music teacher seeks his first home in South Amboy, N.J.; he looks for a house with personality, however, he invites his girlfriend to come live with him, which may influence his choice.

A couple goes on the hunt for a house in Charlotte, N.C.; she wants something with local vintage character; he prefers modern.

A couple seek a home in Columbus, Ohio; he wants a defined driveway; she wants a big basement to teach dance classes.

A couple seek a new home with more space in Atlanta; he seeks a single-family home in a rural area; she wants a town home near downtown.

An Indiana couple's dream of owning a home in Key West, Fla., is mired by their choices in houses; he wants something historic; she wants a contemporary design.

A couple disagree over a home they are searching for; he wants a Spanish-inspired house; she seeks a house with a funky vibe.

A young woman looks to buy her first home in Boston's North Shore area; she wants something chic and sexy with a major wow factor.

A recently married couple from Columbus, Ind., search for a first home large enough for them to start a family; he wants a traditional, move-in-ready home; she wants a Craftsman-style home full of Southern charm.

Tim and Reuben look for a part-time home in Manhattan; in this ultra-pricey market a $1.5 million budget means compromising on style, size and outdoor space.

A young couple want to move from their current home and find a place to expand their hobby farm; she wants a Colonial-style home, but he wants a farmhouse with a barn.

Weightlifters look to buy a home in Eugene, Ore.; they need a sizable place, but experience a wrestling match of wills -- one wants a vintage house, the other wants a new build.

An engaged couple debates whether to buy an industrial loft or a vintage condo in Chicago; he needs a big kitchen for his gadgets; she needs a deck big enough to hang her hammock.