House Hunters Season 233
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 233 Full Episode Guide
A young family is on the search for a new home in Spartanburg, South Carolina. He's looking for the country life with a vintage farmhouse on a big lot, but she's all about the glam and wants a show-stopper.
A young buyer pursues his dream of hitting it big in the country music world and moves to Nashville. His mother is along on the search, and being real estate savvy, she's offering both advice and a down payment on a home so he can start building wealth.
A buyer has worked hard to clean up her credit and is ready to find a home for her and her fiance in Connecticut. She's determined to get a raised Ranch with the white kitchen of her dreams, but he prefers the wood details of a Craftsman-style house.
A military officer wants a fresh start and looks to relocate from California to Miami. She's in a rush to find a home before she has to report for duty, so she's enlisted the help of a friend and longtime Florida resident to help navigate the search.
After years of bouncing around the country for work, a young couple looks to put down roots near her family in Fargo, North Dakota. She's hoping for vintage charm at an affordable price, but he wants something brand new, and he's willing to spend for it.
After 25 years in the military, a soldier is retiring with his young family to El Paso, Texas. He's looking for a grand two-story home with a swimming pool, but his wife is more concerned with their kids' safety, so for her, it's no pool and no stairs.
A couple seeks a safe home for their young daughter with autism in Colorado Springs, Colorado. He wants something rustic where they can add their own sweat equity, but she wants something turnkey and top-of-the-line.
After moving from Puerto Rico, a young couple is ready to buy their first home in Denver. She doesn't mind spending for a single-family house with plenty of space to host their families, but he thinks they should go with a smaller, lower-priced condo.
Now that they're entering their 30s, a couple is ready to stop renting and buy a home of their own in Central Massachusetts. They're looking for a house that can accommodate quirky hobbies, and she wants a rustic vibe, but he prefers a minimalist space.
A newly-single woman looks to buy a home for herself and her daughter in Silicon Valley. Her last place had a masculine vibe, so this time she wants a home that has more of a feminine touch.
A single woman is ready to buy her first home and moves from Los Angeles to a more affordable Memphis. Her list of must-haves is long and she wants it all, but her friend may need to convince her that she'll need to spend more to get everything she wants.
A science fiction author looks to move back to her hometown of Atlanta. Both her adult daughter and mother are moving in with her, so finding a place big enough for three generations will be a challenge.
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