Home and Garden Television HDTV (East) (HGTVD)

A couple leaves Los Angeles for more space in the mountains of central California. They want a home with acreage where they can start a high-end "glamping" business, but places in their price range may need more work than they're willing to put in. (Repeat).

A young man is looking for a townhouse in Allentown, Pennsylvania for his first home. He's looking for something with enough space to entertain guests but his mother suggests a smaller house in the suburbs. (Repeat).

New parents decide to move back to Pennsylvania to be with family. While she's looking forward to work on some projects with the home, he's searching for something that they can readily move into. (Repeat).

A couple keeps butting heads on a home search while trying to settle their family in Fort Thomas, Kentucky. He wants a turnkey contemporary, but she's determined to find something historic, even if it means tackling projects. (Repeat).

After helping friends settle into a new and larger family home, Lyndsay and Leslie take on their former place. The twins roll up their sleeves and look to make some updates in hopes of getting the most out of their old, well-lived-in townhouse. (Repeat).

First-time homebuyers purchased the 50-acre ranch that she grew up on, but it's a house stuck in the '70s with a cramped and characterless kitchen. Ben and Cristi use new elements to create a home with old world charm, including a centerpiece stone wall. (Repeat).

A couple wants to update a home they inherited from his stepfather, with plans to make it their permanent residence. But when Ben and Cristi uncover countless structural issues, this discovery threatens to consume the couple's entire budget. (Repeat).

Beth and Clint have decided to find a place of their own in the the Dominican Republic. (Repeat).

Mike and Marina have no doubt Matagorda, Texas, is the perfect escape for a family vacation home. The only issue is agreeing on the property's location. Mike wants a house on the river with easy access to fishing. (Repeat).

Zander's new job is moving him from landlocked Colorado to the blue waters of the Florida Keys. But before he takes over a local fishing charter company, he'll have to navigate his way through the local real estate market. (Repeat).

A traveling nurse looks for a retreat from her busy life on the road. (Repeat).

A professional artist couple are looking for a house along the pristine shores of Barnegat Bay, in New Jersey. (Repeat).

A recently engaged couple from Charlotte look to trade their busy city life for a home in the coastal resort town of Carolina Beach. They may not agree on exactly what they want in a new beach house, but in this hot market, time is a luxury they can't afford. (Repeat).

Jenn helps her college best friend tackle a project, and with a baby on the way, the pressure is on to finish in just two weeks. Also, Jenn works with a couple who wants to transform their dated beige home into a bright, welcoming space for entertaining. (Repeat).

Jenn is helping out the Widtfeldts, a couple who are on Take Two of their marriage and want to renovate their, now, forever home. Meanwhile the Hensley's need Jenn's advice on how to turn their office/bedroom into an oasis from their busy life. (Repeat).

In her largest project and budget yet, Jenn takes the Andersons' abandoned demo project over the finish line to give them their dream home. At the same time, she's transforming the Blakes' blah laundry room into a showstopper. (Repeat).

Following the death of their wife and mother, a man and his two older sons move back in together. Jenn creates a modern room with rustic and industrial components that honor the past while bringing optimism for the future, all while keeping her design vision in mind. (Repeat).

Keith and Evan work to finish up a beautiful Federal-style house that could be the answer to their financial woes. Also, they pick up a stunning brick home with an awful smell, and Keith turns this nasty stench into a wildflower-filled garden paradise. (Repeat).

Keith and Evan transform two dilapidated Detroit houses right next door to each other. Taking cues from details in both homes, the duo turns one into a 1970s disco paradise and the other into a Zen temple fit for the most devout meditation enthusiast. (Repeat).

Keith works on a design for a scientific dream home, inspired by Evan's background in Physics. (Repeat).

Keith and Evan buy a house that is strewn with rubbish and branches and believe they will be landscaping inside throughout the demo. Keith, on the other hand, discovers a few treasures that inspire him to develop a forest-chic design that blends the finest of nature's offerings. (Repeat).

Keith and Evan purchase a dilapidated home and turn it into a neutral Nordic paradise. With setbacks that send the budget spiraling, the house turns into one of their most difficult but most beautiful homes yet, evoking the spirit of Scandinavian design. (Repeat).

David Bromstad helps a fun-loving Staten Island couple find their forever home in quiet and relaxed Bethany Beach, Del. (Repeat).

A construction worker that won $250, 000 calls on David Bromstad to help him find a home close to his eight adult daughters. One daughter joins the house hunt and looks for a place that has projects to keep them busy and space for the grandkids to visit. (Repeat).

A single mom won $3 million on the lottery and wants more space after sharing an apartment with her three growing girls. With four ladies to please, David Bromstad has his hands full finding a home with rooms for everyone and space to spread out. (Repeat).

After winning a 5 million dollar jackpot, Tara's family of five can finally move out of the two-bedroom apartment they share with three dogs. (Repeat).

Through difficult circumstances, a single man gets an unexpected windfall and now he's ready to find his dream home. David searches California's Central Valley to find a peaceful place where he can host guests, settle down and maybe start his own family. (Repeat).

A lucky couple call on David to help find a forever home where their lucky family can relax in Richmond, Virginia. (Repeat).

A mother usesher son's birth date to purchase a scratch-off ticket, which earned her a million dollars. She's eager to leave the city and move to the suburbs, but with limited inventory, David will need his own lucky charm to discover her perfect home. (Repeat).

Previous $1 million winners call on David to help find a second dream home near Nashville. They're looking for a picturesque place that's quiet and close to family, but the hardest part is deciding on a house while performing their signature happy dance. (Repeat).

After losing her apartment in a fire, a married couple must find a home in Tampa. (Repeat).

A couple looks to finally buy a home for their growing family in the Kansas City area. He's worried about taking on more debt and wants a small mortgage, but she thinks spending on a family home is a good investment. (Repeat).

A single New Jersey woman moves for work and to hopefully find theSouthern man of her dreams in Charlotte, North Carolina. She's an interior designer who has her heart set on a fixer-upper, but her friend thinks she should find something more manageable. (Repeat).

Married doctors look to settle down and search for their first home in Statesboro, Georgia. She's looking for a large traditional with unique charm, but he wants something smaller that's brand new and modern. (Repeat).

A mother usesher son's birth date to purchase a scratch-off ticket, which earned her a million dollars. She's eager to leave the city and move to the suburbs, but with limited inventory, David will need his own lucky charm to discover her perfect home. (Repeat).

Previous $1 million winners call on David to help find a second dream home near Nashville. They're looking for a picturesque place that's quiet and close to family, but the hardest part is deciding on a house while performing their signature happy dance. (Repeat).

After losing her apartment in a fire, a married couple must find a home in Tampa. (Repeat).

A couple looks to finally buy a home for their growing family in the Kansas City area. He's worried about taking on more debt and wants a small mortgage, but she thinks spending on a family home is a good investment. (Repeat).

A single New Jersey woman moves for work and to hopefully find theSouthern man of her dreams in Charlotte, North Carolina. She's an interior designer who has her heart set on a fixer-upper, but her friend thinks she should find something more manageable. (Repeat).

Married doctors look to settle down and search for their first home in Statesboro, Georgia. She's looking for a large traditional with unique charm, but he wants something smaller that's brand new and modern. (Repeat).

Through difficult circumstances, a single man gets an unexpected windfall and now he's ready to find his dream home. David searches California's Central Valley to find a peaceful place where he can host guests, settle down and maybe start his own family. (Repeat).

A lucky couple call on David to help find a forever home where their lucky family can relax in Richmond, Virginia. (Repeat).

A husband and wife win a whopping $7 million on a New York Cash for Life Lottery and decide they want to live closest to their eldest son in Buffalo, N.Y. David Bromstad shows them houses to match their millionaire checkbooks, but how far from their son are they willing to go for the home of their dreams? (Repeat).

Two brothers are fortunate to reap the benefits of their parents' $7 million lottery win and search for their very own dream homes. David Bromstad heads to Sarasota, Fla., to show the brothers some gorgeous properties big enough for when the whole family comes to visit. (Repeat).

A couple's lakeside retirement dreams come true after they win $1 million. (Repeat).

A couple hopes to move from their tiny rental apartment into the home of their dreams near Washington DC after winning a million dollars on a Virginia scratcher. David Bromstad will take them on a tour of various homes near the DC area but the prices are so high they may get priced out of the market. (Repeat).

After six years in their current home, a couple disagree over whether it meets their requirements. (Repeat).

David and Hilary try to help a family of four who is struggling with the size of their house. (Repeat).

Empty nesters debate over moving downtown or updating their private oasis. (Repeat).

A woman never wants to leave her charming 1985 home that's blocks from downtown. (Repeat).

Shahan and Eileen's family home is starting to show its age. Their daughters love to bake and cook, but the kitchen does not have space for everyone to gather. (Repeat).

Now with two kids, a couple has outgrown their home and deals with a lack of storage and an awkward layout. He grew up in the neighborhood and hopes Hilary can come up with a plan to stay, but she thinks David's new properties might be a better solution (Repeat).

Kamohai and Tristyn take a big risk in doing their most expensive flip. (Repeat).

Kamohai and Tristyn buy a house that's so termite-eaten eaten they don't need a hammer for demo. And more problems appear as they peel back the layers and they discover a deck being held up by a rope and a foundation that's on car jacks. (Repeat).

Kamohai and Tristyn purchase a third property on the same block in Kamohai's hometown of Kaneohe. Unfortunately, the house is in even worse shape than they expected, and a successful renovation will require all of their skills. (Repeat).

Kamohai and Tristyn secures a rough house in a good neighborhood with some help. However, they are tested with its challenging layout. (Repeat).

Kamohai and Tristyn are led to a neighborhood they've never tackled before and homes that pull at their heartstrings. They want to make a profit in uncharted territory, but they'll have to look past termites and spiders to see a house's true potential. (Repeat).

A Florida couple received an inheritance from a long-lost relative and found themselves richer. (Repeat).

A Minnesota-born woman and her sister are pooling their money to buy a forever home in St. Paul, and David couldn't be happier to help in the search while checking in with his own family. (Repeat).

A million-dollar scratcher victory in Florida provided a California native with all the wealth she could dream of. Now, David has been tasked with finding a home for her daughter's family so that they may finally make the cross-country journey and be together. (Repeat).

Craig has played the lotto regularly for more than 20 years, and he was eventually rewarded with a jackpot win on a scratch ticket of one million dollars. (Repeat).