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Season 10 |
| 176 :10x01 - Returning To The City (Jul/08/2004) | Dirk Joseph is a big city hairstylist who inherited his father's modest home and lives there with his dog, Peanut. The three-bedroom, two-bath house is too large for him to keep on his own, so he has spiffed it up and put it on the market. He would like to move back into the city to be close to work. Finding a home in the right price range and correct location is going to be a challenge, so has enlisted the help of his longtime salon client and real estate agent Alexa Fiery to help him find the ultimate bachelor pad.
Source: HGTV | | | |
| 177 :10x02 - Farewell, Bachelor Pad (Jun/03/2004) | | After living in his bachelor pad for a while, Joe has decided that it is time to make a change in his life and find a home that would be more ideal for a family. Since Joe will be acting as his own real estate agent, he will bring his associate along for input when he begins his search for the perfect place. | | | |
| 178 :10x03 - First Home For Four (May/20/2004) | For the past three years video game designer Jason Alejandre, his wife, Aimee, and their two small children have been living in a small two-bedroom apartment. It has served the Alejandres well, but now this family of four is outgrowing the tiny rental. They have decided that it's time to buy their first home. They have a very budget, so they can't afford to be very picky. Their basic needs are to find a home close to their current neighborhood that has a yard for the children, a two-car garage and a nicely sized living room. Realtor Behnaz Tavakoli steps in to help.
Source: HGTV | | | |
| 179 :10x04 - Moving To Vegas (Jun/08/2004) | Wendy and Jerry Goudchaux are textile merchants who still live in the home where they raised their children. Now that their kids have moved out, they are ready to leave their empty nest and find a new home for the next stage in their life. They looked at homes in L.A., but were discouraged by the escalating prices and ultimately decided on Las Vegas, because of its lower cost of living. Realtor Bruce Hiatt is enlisted to help them find their new home.
Source: HGTV | | | |
| 180 :10x05 - Outgrowing the Starter Home (Aug/19/2004) | Cynthia and Philip Miller's starter home is starting to feel small, and with two growing boys, a dog and two home-based businesses, they need a lot more room. Can they find a larger house without going broke? Realtor Jill Turnbow is ready to help with that task.
Source: HGTV | | | |
| 181 :10x06 - Time To Downsize (Sep/23/2004) | Shannon McLeod is a savvy real estate agent who bought a huge mansion as an investment. She lived there for five years, but it never felt like home. The house is too large and formal, so she's decided to downsize and buy a smaller home. The clock is ticking because she has already sold the mansion, so she needs to move quickly! Can she find something in time?
Source: HGTV | | | |
| 182 :10x07 - Spanish Style By The Beach (Jun/24/2004) | Newlyweds Melissa and Chris Kaye are outgrowing her one-bedroom apartment by the beach. They are ready to buy their first house, but want to stay in the same neighborhood. The list of wants includes Spanish style, yard with a pool and extra room for office space and perhaps a music studio. They also want to start a family soon, so they will need three bedrooms total. Real estate agent Christina McCole thinks she can help.
Source: HGTV | | | |
| 183 :10x08 - Moving On To A Mortgage (Jul/29/2004) | When Kathryn and Mark Hall got married, they lived in a one-bedroom apartment until their landlord offered them the two-bedroom penthouse unit. High ceilings, tons of light and lots of closet space are just a few of the things they love about their place, and with two levels and an open floor plan, there is lots of room for the entertaining they love to do. As much as they like their current space, they really need more room, and they know that a lease is not the best way to spend their money. They have decided that they are ready to take on a mortgage and invest in a home of their own. They would like to stay in their neighborhood, but in a house with two bedrooms and a fireplace. Their agent Shawn Esrawi is determined to find them just that.
Source: HGTV | | | |
| 184 :10x09 - Branching Out (Sep/30/2004) | Lisa Anderson and Marshall Boone have been living in a cramped 990 square-foot rental home with their a cat and two dogs. They are ready to branch out and buy a larger, better home. They definitely want a backyard and at least three bedrooms and two bathrooms. A dining room is also a must because they want to entertain. Will they find a house that works for them and a backyard for their dogs? Real estate agent Darcy Kaye intends to make sure they do.
Source: HGTV | | | |
| 185 :10x10 - No More Renting (Jul/01/2004) | Alex and Ray Zelli are ready for a change! They currently rent a two-bedroom, two-bath apartment with Alex's teenage daughter and three dogs. The apartment lets in a lot of light through a nice window in the living room, but the Zellis have to sacrifice their privacy to enjoy it. While the kitchen is larger than most, Ray's office is currently jammed into a closet. Most of all, they are tired of renting and are ready to buy their very first place. They hope to find something with more space and an extra bedroom. Alex thinks the third bedroom should be used as a guest room, while Ray wants it to be an office. Although they don't agree on the extra bedroom, they are in sync regarding the rest of the specs that their new home should have. That will be helpful for real estate agent Gina Covello.
Source: HGTV | | | |
| 186 :10x11 - Ready To Own (Jun/15/2004) | | Kim Stempien's whole world revolves around her rental apartment. She and her dog and two cats have called it home for the past six years. She runs a home-based business, so the apartment is also her workplace. This self-described homebody is now ready to make the transition from renter to home owner. She enjoys relaxing outdoors, so her new home must have a large and private yard. As far as the inside of the house, she is not looking for more square footage than she already has--just more character, a more open floor plan and a vintage feel. Realtor Al Herion steps in to help with the search. | | | |
| 187 :10x12 - Baby Makes Three (Dec/11/2003) | Attorneys Joanna and Todd Saranecki love living in their urban neighborhood in Chicago, but now that she is pregnant, they need a home with a lot more space. That is something that is hard to come by in their neighborhood. They would really like their next home to have a lot of the same features that their current home has, like the open floor plan and hardwood floors. A garage and a couple of extra bedrooms would seal the deal. Can they find all that in their price range? Real estate agent Ron Toyama intends to make sure of it.
Source: HGTV | | | |
| 188 :10x13 - Goodbye, Apartment! (May/27/2004) | Audrey Butera is a graphic designer with an artistic eye. Corey Young is a managed-care representative who's focused on the bottom line. They are fed up with the shared walls and lives of apartment living and want a space of their own. They are going to have to learn how to compromise because it seems like the only thing this couple can agree on is each other. They want a house with two or three bedrooms so Corey has enough room for an office. They are tired of tandem parking and are looking for a house with a garage. A backyard is also key, because Corey wants a hot tub, and Audrey would like to garden. Realtor Linda Wold steps in to help.
Source: HGTV | | | |
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