House Hunters Season 77
Hosted by Suzanne Whang, the show takes viewers behind the scenes as individuals, couples and families learn what to look for and decide whether or not a home is meant for them. Focusing on the emotional experience of finding and purchasing a new home, each episode follows a prospective buyer and real estate agent through the home-buying process, from start to finish.
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House Hunters Season 77 Full Episode Guide
An interior designer and her husband search for their first place in Chicago, but they can't agree on the type of home they want to buy and they have a wish list that might exceed their modest budget.
A NASA administrator is looking for the ultimate bachelor pad in Houston. His wish list includes a media room, a game room and a huge yard where he can plant fruit trees.
A Palm Springs retreat is sought by TV personality Ross Mathews and his partner Salvador Camarena. While Ross is looking for cheap and practical with a pool and close to downtown, Salvador is all about mid-century glamour.
A young couple look for a home in suburban Atlanta.
A one-bedroom condo with the feel of an urban loft is sought in Washington, D.C., by a man who's hoping to find a place in a building with an elevator and with nice views of the city.
An engaged couple move from Texas to Columbia, Mo., where they agree to look for a four-bedroom house, but can't decide whether that home should be in the city or the country.
A couple move back to New York to raise their three children closer to family. They search for homes in Westchester County, hoping to find a bargain as they attempt to stick to their budget of $700,000.
A triathlete who's in a hurry to find a place in Wilmington, N.C., that has historic charm and a big backyard with trees takes his sister along on his house hunt.
A couple debate old vs. new as they search Austin for a home that has a big backyard for their dog.
A couple in Sylvania, Ohio, debate whether to buy a bigger or smaller home than the one they are currently renting.
A Chicago couple interested in raising urban chickens look for a home. The pair are at odds over style: He prefers modern, while she's a fan of vintage.
Newlyweds search for a large home that's priced under $350,000 in the suburbs of Richmond. On their wish list is a basement, deck and elongated toilets.
Young parents have $575,000 to spend on a cottage with loads of vintage charm and a large yard in the Ocean Beach neighborhood of San Diego.
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