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After welcoming twins, a couple's cramped living situation no longer works; overwhelmed by first-time homeownership and a limited budget, they call Jonathan and Drew to help navigate a competitive market and secure a home that fits their family.

A couple's at odds on their house hunt in Columbus, Ohio. He wants no surprises or fixers, but she's a dreamer who wants acres, animals, and projects.

After five years in Palm Springs, a couple looks to move back to the New York City suburbs to be closer to family; he wants to remodel a moderately priced midcentury, but the other insists on going all out on a traditional Tudor.

After a life on the move, a couple's ready to put down roots and start a family in Dallas; he wants a modest, single-level rancher that's near the city, but she has a more grand vision of a larger two-story traditional in the suburbs.

Having moved back to Colorado, a young couple's ready to find a home to start a family. He's all about a mountain lifestyle and wants to be near great fishing and hunting spots, but she prefers to spend less on a more modest place that's in town.

It's a race to finish the hotel; with rooms, an elevator, and the lobby still unfinished, a last-minute disaster threatens the hotel's holiday opening, as well as crucial bookings; and at last, the hotel gets its name.

It's the Final Week, and the teams must finish their home exteriors as they try to add every dollar to their final appraisal; property Brothers Jonathan and Drew Scott arrive to assess the finished homes and crown a new winner!

The Widtfeldts want to renovate their forever home; the Hensleys need Jenn's advice on how to turn their office-bedroom into an oasis from their busy life with six kids.

A couple left the custom home they loved in Utah for her job; Jenn's goal is to get them to fall in love all over again by infusing a custom, contemporary vibe without changing the layout.

A couple's blended family is leaving the nest, and they want to take back their house while still maintaining family feel; with a new kitchen, living room and bathroom, Jenn updates their '80s rancher with a rustic, industrial design.

After a fire destroys actress and comedian Cocoa Brown's home, she and her son must choose to find another place or rebuild; it's up to Egypt and Mike to either construct or restore a dream home.

A family tired of a tiny New York City apartment is moving to Marietta, Ga., where their dollar will go much further; they're looking for a fixer-upper to turn into their dream home, so Egypt and Mike aim to create the perfect place.

Now that her husband has passed, a homeowner looks to fulfill their dream of renovating their home of 50 years; when Egypt and Mike see the house, they discover that it might be better to build a new place rather than make updates.

Almost-empty-nesters look for one-level living to enjoy in their golden years; Egypt and Mike make renovations to suit their needs and likes.

Hilary and David help a family find the space and functionality they need.

Two empty nesters who fell in love with their property's large, private lot consider downsizing; she wants a townhouse closer to her work downtown, but he needs to prove the current home can be a private oasis.

Hailey and Kevin bought their small starter home when they had one daughter, but now they have three children, and have outgrown their very tight space, and on top of that, they're a traditional Jewish family who keep a kosher home.

Hilary and David find more space for a family living in Dad's bachelor pad.

A couple who love to entertain enjoy living near her family, but their dated home desperately needs a facelift; Karen has no intention of ever leaving her home and is attached to the area; Jose, on the other hand, has never truly loved the house.

In island real estate, speed can win the deal, but it can also backfire; when Kamohai and Tristyn rush to buy a Kaimuki fixer, huge mango trees, unreliable contractors, and spiraling costs threaten to turn a six-figure profit into a money pit.

When an off-island investor begs the Kalamas to rescue her rental disaster, they inherit unpaid rent, a hostile squatter and a house they've never seen; after a tense cash-for-keys deal, HOA battles and material delays threaten to wipe out profit.

After a friend brings a deal in exchange for a 50/50 partnership, the Kalamas take on a 4,000-square-foot A-frame overlooking Pearl Harbor; when surprise design upgrades are added mid-reno, finances and friendships are put to the test.

New teams meet their mentors and take on the biggest beach homes yet, starting with the living room; before they can get to work, they must compete in the first challenge of the season to choose their house; the Kalamas join to judge.