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Jonathan and Drew must decide whether to back an overwhelmed investor or a flipping couple. (Repeat).

Jonathan and Drew must choose between a novice investor who is way over his head on a large, million-dollar flip and a widow who has been sitting on prime real estate for years while racing to help a prior investor resell his triplex property. (Repeat).

A couple with no children consider whether to complete some unfinished renovations or move to a new house. (Repeat).

A couple expecting their second child are at odds over whether to renovate or sell their current home in the premiere of this "Love It or List It" spin-off, which is set in Vancouver and pits interior designer Jillian Harris against real-estate agent Todd Talbot in a battle to convince the homeowners what to do. (Repeat).

A man considers selling his childhood home and moving into a place that requires no renovations, but his wife wonders if he'll reconsider after the kitchen undergoes a makeover, courtesy of Jillian. (Repeat).

A woman wants to sell the fixer-upper home she and her husband purchased four years ago, and find something that's larger and more functional. (Repeat).

Four adults feel cramped in their current home. (Repeat).

Jillian tries to make a basement more inviting in hopes of convincing a couple to stay put in their two-story home. (Repeat).

The pressure is on as the three teams take on the Guest Suite. But as their budgets start to dwindle, contestants must make tough decisions to deliver stunning transformations. Judges Bryan and Sarah Baeumler are back to crown this week's winner. (Repeat).

Ben and Erin walk down memory lane as they revisit two renovation options for an island couple looking to downsize and relocate to Laurel. (Repeat).

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A mother and her adult daughter look for a fresh start and move from Oklahoma to Atlanta after losing two loved ones in the same year. Mom wants something near downtown close to the action, but her daughter prefers a place out in the country. (Repeat).

The pressure is on as the three teams take on the Guest Suite. But as their budgets start to dwindle, contestants must make tough decisions to deliver stunning transformations. Judges Bryan and Sarah Baeumler are back to crown this week's winner. (Repeat).

Ben and Erin walk down memory lane as they revisit two renovation options for an island couple looking to downsize and relocate to Laurel. (Repeat).

A couple with no children consider whether to complete some unfinished renovations or move to a new house. (Repeat).

A couple expecting their second child are at odds over whether to renovate or sell their current home in the premiere of this "Love It or List It" spin-off, which is set in Vancouver and pits interior designer Jillian Harris against real-estate agent Todd Talbot in a battle to convince the homeowners what to do. (Repeat).

A man considers selling his childhood home and moving into a place that requires no renovations, but his wife wonders if he'll reconsider after the kitchen undergoes a makeover, courtesy of Jillian. (Repeat).

A woman wants to sell the fixer-upper home she and her husband purchased four years ago, and find something that's larger and more functional. (Repeat).

A couple ask Jillian to transform their basement; at the same time, Todd needs to find them a modern town house. (Repeat).

Jillian attempts to give a home in need of renovations a functional main floor, while Todd takes the owners on a tour of newer houses in their trendy neighborhood. (Repeat).

A sports-loving family with no time for taking on renovations themselves complain of having a home that's ugly and uncomfortable. (Repeat).

For a couple to consider staying put in their tiny summer cottage, they need more room, which Jillian tries to give them as Todd shows them larger, more functional homes in the beach community that they love. (Repeat).

A couple feel like they've outgrown their log cabin. (Repeat).

A family of five feel like their mountainside home is chaotic and confusing, so they consider a move to a more modern and functional abode found for them by Todd. (Repeat).

A couple who love the view that their home offers have a problem with the house's dilapidated state, which Jillian tries to improve with an open-concept design for easy entertaining. (Repeat).

Todd deals with reluctance to sell a tired old home because it's where one half of a couple spent his childhood, while Jillian attempts to breathe new life into the abode and give it a modern space perfect for entertaining. (Repeat).

Adding more space for entertaining guests and a garage conversion. (Repeat).

Brian and Sarah create a sports court, a new lounge space, and a luxurious, 3-season retreat. (Repeat).

Brian and Sarah build a stylish lounge space and convert the existing garage into a multipurpose space for crafting and playing guitar. (Repeat).

Brian and Sarah transform a large yard into a spectacular space for cooking and entertaining. (Repeat).

Brian and Sarah help Lynna achieve the back garden of her dreams. (Repeat).

Brian and Sarah make Reneé and Tasos' yard honeymoon ready, with a sun deck, outdoor dining area and a Grecian inspired, three-season garage conversion. (Repeat).

H and her tenant Emma are bursting out of their 3-unit home. Brian and Sarah add storage space, plus a common lounge space in the backyard, with some urban inspired design touches. (Repeat).

Matt, Mary and their kids don't use their backyard because the neighboring ravine has taken over. Brian and Sarah face environmental challenges to create a beautiful entertaining and play space for the whole family to enjoy. (Repeat).

Brian and Sarah help Gavin and Cheryl build a woodshop in their urban backyard. (Repeat).

Susan's energetic son Harrison has no space to dance at home without getting under his mom's feet. Brian and Sarah build a dance space for Harrison to hang out in, and create a California-inspired pool and lounge area for Susan. (Repeat).

Brian and Sarah free up space for a family of seven by building an activity-packed play zone, complete with a treehouse and recreation court for the children, and grilling, dining, and lounging areas for the grown-ups. (Repeat).

Brian and Sarah create a backyard for Pam and Kevin that matches their lush forest surroundings, complete with a double wrap-around deck and a hot tub. The team also builds a workshop for Kevin to perfect his craft of leather tooling. (Repeat).

The pressure is on as the three teams take on the Guest Suite. But as their budgets start to dwindle, contestants must make tough decisions to deliver stunning transformations. Judges Bryan and Sarah Baeumler are back to crown this week's winner. (Repeat).

Two couples search for show-stopping homes but are at odds over price. In Orlando, she's not willing to spend for the luxurious family house they're after, and in Atlanta, two guys seek a place that's stunning, but only one is all-in for the cost of glam. (Repeat).

Two picky parents look for a larger home with plenty of space for their two kids and rescue pup in Alabama. They're constantly outbid and have been stuck in real estate purgatory for over a year, partly due to their struggle to compromise. (Repeat).

Newlyweds look to sell their tiny townhouse and give their growing family more space in the South Hills suburb of Pittsburgh. He wants to go farther out where they can get more for their money, but she wants something turnkey and close to the city. (Repeat).

A young bartender is buying her first place in upstate New York, and her parents are fronting the down payment to make it happen. To have a say in house selection, mom is coming along to give her opinion. (Repeat).

A lawyer is relocating from Arizona to Miami, and he has his heart set on a high-rise condo with top notch finishes, plus amenities and million dollar views. (Repeat).

Two couples search for show-stopping homes but are at odds over price. In Orlando, she's not willing to spend for the luxurious family house they're after, and in Atlanta, two guys seek a place that's stunning, but only one is all-in for the cost of glam. (Repeat).

Two picky parents look for a larger home with plenty of space for their two kids and rescue pup in Alabama. They're constantly outbid and have been stuck in real estate purgatory for over a year, partly due to their struggle to compromise. (Repeat).

Newlyweds look to sell their tiny townhouse and give their growing family more space in the South Hills suburb of Pittsburgh. He wants to go farther out where they can get more for their money, but she wants something turnkey and close to the city. (Repeat).

A couple feel like they've outgrown their log cabin. (Repeat).

A family of five feel like their mountainside home is chaotic and confusing, so they consider a move to a more modern and functional abode found for them by Todd. (Repeat).

A couple who love the view that their home offers have a problem with the house's dilapidated state, which Jillian tries to improve with an open-concept design for easy entertaining. (Repeat).

Todd deals with reluctance to sell a tired old home because it's where one half of a couple spent his childhood, while Jillian attempts to breathe new life into the abode and give it a modern space perfect for entertaining. (Repeat).

A man who loves his 80-year-old heritage home faces opposition from his wife, who would prefer to leave the past behind. As she attempts to convince her husband that new and improved is the way to go, he hopes the right renovations will help her forget their home's character flaws. (Repeat).

A house that's tiny and tired suits one half of a couple just fine, while the other half is interested in finding a new home that's bigger and more functional. (Repeat).

David tries to convince a couple to move to a seaside abode in a peaceful neighborhood, while Jillian gets to work renovating the third floor of their 100-year-old character home. (Repeat).

A couple nearing retirement age ask Jillian to renovate their dated home with a contemporary design, while Todd encourages the pair to downsize to a town house with state-of-the-art amenities. (Repeat).

A man who has had enough of the old house he and his wife have shared for 22 years wants a home that's less cluttered. (Repeat).

Jillian works to create more living space for a married couple and their two teenage sons, while Todd searches for a waterfront property that will persuade the family to give up their lovely, but cramped character home. (Repeat).

The stress of owning a gym became too much for a California couple, they felt it was time for a life reset. Laid-back Los Cabos is the perfect place to unwind, but they have entirely different ideas on how to make it work out. (Repeat).

She's following her heart and moving from Norway to Australia's outback to live with her big-rig truck driving boyfriend. With an eye on their future, she's hoping for a large forever home with space for children down the road. (Repeat).

A Canadian family takes a life-changing job opportunity and relocates to The Hague, Netherlands. They're looking forward to much needed family time, but with two teenagers in tow, going from the suburbs to a large city proves to be a tricky business. (Repeat).

A couple moves to Milton Keynes for an assignment and are looking for a new home that would fit their income and her expectations. (Repeat).

After 16 years in luxurious Dubai, a couple returns with their daughter to his native London. They're trading a life of pampered norms for suburban sprawl, but with big expectations and an even bigger dining table, it won't be an easy transition. (Repeat).

A Texas teacher decides to ditch her stressful teaching career for a more peaceful lifestyle in Costa Rica. She's putting her entire life savings into her first home purchase, and on her tight budget, finding just the right place will be a challenge. (Repeat).

An entrepreneur relocates from New Jersey to open a self-sustaining health and wellness retreat in Costa Rica. He's looking for a rustic property to grow his vision, but with limited experience in the area, finding the right place will be a challenge. (Repeat).

A newlywed couple from different corners of the globe are moving to his hometown of Berkshire, England. They met while working on a cruise ship and have only lived together at sea, so settling down on terra firma will be a huge adjustment. (Repeat).

A US military officer from California and his family look for a house in Stuttgart, Germany. He and his wife realized that they need to compromise some of their lifestyle ideals for them and their four kids to settle successfully in this German city. (Repeat).

A Texas family ditches their stressful life and moves to his laid-back childhood home of Caloundra, Australia. They're looking for a place with enough room to host visiting family, and she wants a pool, but he doesn't want the extra maintenance. (Repeat).

A pennywise entrepreneur looks to uproot his Florida family to start a business overseas in Amsterdam. His wife wants to live the Dutch dream no matter the cost, but with rents on the rise, finding a suitable place will be a challenge. (Repeat).

A couple relocates their family from England to run a backpacker's hostel in Cairns, Australia. She's looking for a classic Queenslander with character. (Repeat).

A California family chases a lifelong dream of living abroad and follows a job opportunity to London. She's ready to embrace the bustling Central London lifestyle no matter the cost, but with two young children, he prefers a spacious suburban home. (Repeat).

A California family of six looks for a simpler and more humble lifestyle in Costa Rica. Finding consensus among four kids is hard enough, but with financial limits and a wilder new terrain, finding a home that fits their needs will be an adventure. (Repeat).

After an experience in the Netherlands, Seattle couple Sam and Taylor want to live abroad again, with affordable, vibrant Guadalajara as the destination of choice. (Repeat).

A British couple decides to leave the rat race and open a bed and breakfast in Charente, France. They're looking to slow down and make a fresh start, but with a rush to get their new business going, they need a house that can get them renting rooms fast. (Repeat).