A single mom decides that her teenage daughter is old enough to uproot from Jamaica to Merida, Mexico. She has big dreams of exploring a new culture and growing her travel vlog, but finding a place downtown that's in her budget may be a challenge.

A Brazilian family of four embarks on a new job opportunity and relocates to the Redlands, Australia; they're looking for a place that's walkable to shops and beaches, and she wants a modern apartment, but he prefers a large house with outdoor space.

A woman has international teaching credentials in China looks to relocate to Hanoi, Vietnam; she's looking to gain more teaching experience and more of a personal life, but finding a place big enough to hold all her stuff may be a challenge.

The restoration of crumbling ancient villages and hamlets in France, Spain, Italy and Portugal.

A successful couple leaves New York to start a family in idyllic Wiesbaden, Germany; she's halting her stressful career and wants a luxurious lifestyle but going down to one income has him keeping an eye on spending.

A single mom decides that her teenage daughter is old enough to uproot from Jamaica to Merida, Mexico. She has big dreams of exploring a new culture and growing her travel vlog, but finding a place downtown that's in her budget may be a challenge.

A Rhode Island man is quitting his day job to soak in the nightlife on the party island of Ko Pha-Ngan, Thailand. He's looking for a furnished one-bedroom that's close to the beach, but with house prices soaring, he may have to make some sacrifices.

A couple looks to honor his late brother by leaving Los Angeles and relocating their family closer relatives with a move to Chambery, France; he wants a place that's walkable in the city center, but she prefers a standalone house in a quiet area.

A young woman leaves her hometown to focus on finishing her dissertation in Mexico City; she's looking for a home near the green spaces of Condesa, but her sister is along on the hunt to advocate for place with enough room to accommodate visits.

A breast cancer survivor looks to uproot her husband and two boys from California and move to Australia; she wants to fulfill her dream of living abroad, but to ensure their big move is a success, he may need to put the brakes on their budget.

Southern newlyweds look to relocate after his start-up company sends him abroad to Amsterdam; they're looking to purchase a spacious home with an outdoor space for their dog, but with limited inventory, their budget may not meet their expectations.

A globetrotting Texas couple and their beloved canine companion look to settle down in England; they have opposing financial views, and moving to pricey London is hard enough, but factoring in their dog's opinion could make things even more complicated.

Despite a massive housing crisis, a Seattle couple with a lifelong dream to move abroad relocates to Cork, Ireland. She's looking for a fixer-upper, but with his job starting right away, he wants something that's move-in ready.

After five years in Cleveland, a young family looks to relocate to his homeland of Bavaria, Germany; they want to expose their young daughter to his German roots, but finding a spacious house that meets mom's high expectations may be a challenge.

After going more than half a century without renovations, Julia and John are hoping their worn out family cabin, which was built by John's grandfather, can start generating money for them.

Empty nesters Darlene and James have a family cottage located on the Moon River that's in bad need of repair.

Fitness instructors Cindy and Sean own a historic 150-year-old cabin in Muskoka; they're hoping to rent it out to fund their travel plans, but first they want the years of add-ons remodeled; Scott McGillivray and his team take on this project.

Scott sees the potential to pay homage to the 1980s and create a retro rockin' throwback getaway by renovating Erin and Gerald's rundown cottage that they don't use.

Nadia and Anwar bought their farmhouse as a generational property to enjoy with their daughters, but also with the intention of generating some short-term rental income.

For front line healthcare workers Caroline and Gihad, the decision to buy a cottage was influenced by their stressful jobs.

Danielle believes their home's problems can be fixed in a renovation, but Spencer wants to find a new home with a better layout and more space.

Joel loves having a big yard, but Danielle has had it with the house's dark, choppy layout and mechanical issues; Jill is tasked with trying to fix a long list of issues.

After hurriedly agreeing to purchase a spacious, two-story home in her husband's old neighborhood, a woman's misgivings about the house have caught up with her and she's ready for a change.

A family is searching for more space after twins arrive unexpectedly; Jennifer is ready to sell and search for a larger home; Donna would like to increase space in the house they already have.

Families in British Columbia's largest city struggle with homes that no longer suit their needs.

A couple considers giving up their bed and breakfast with a wonky layout and seeking a home with better functionality.

A couple living in a tiny home cannot see eye-to-eye on their next purchase; he wants Todd to find them a larger space, while she hopes Jillian can find a creative way to maximize their current space.

A family is quickly outgrowing their small starter home; dad is determined to stay and looks to Jillian to help him finish the DIY projects he started; mom is hopeful Todd will find them a bigger home in a quieter neighborhood.

Interior designer, Natalie Chong, cracks the code on transforming transient spaces with nonpermanent solutions that give forever-home vibes without forever-living commitments.

Sidney is in love with the main floor rental she is renting as she begins her law career in the city; it's an old house repurposed into multiple apartments which means the spaces seldom offer appropriate storage, zoning and layout options.

George Clarke meets people who are taking on challenging builds for emotional reasons, from being drawn back to an area that they've always loved, a place linked to family memories, or renovating a house of personal significance to them.

George Clarke meets people who are taking on challenging builds for emotional reasons, from being drawn back to an area that they've always loved, a place linked to family memories, or renovating a house of personal significance to them.

George Clarke meets people who are taking on challenging builds for emotional reasons, from being drawn back to an area that they've always loved, a place linked to family memories, or renovating a house of personal significance to them.

George Clarke meets people who are taking on challenging builds for emotional reasons, from being drawn back to an area that they've always loved, a place linked to family memories, or renovating a house of personal significance to them.

George Clarke meets people who are taking on challenging builds for emotional reasons, from being drawn back to an area that they've always loved, a place linked to family memories, or renovating a house of personal significance to them.

Danielle believes their home's problems can be fixed in a renovation, but Spencer wants to find a new home with a better layout and more space.

Joel loves having a big yard, but Danielle has had it with the house's dark, choppy layout and mechanical issues; Jill is tasked with trying to fix a long list of issues.

After hurriedly agreeing to purchase a spacious, two-story home in her husband's old neighborhood, a woman's misgivings about the house have caught up with her and she's ready for a change.

A family is searching for more space after twins arrive unexpectedly; Jennifer is ready to sell and search for a larger home; Donna would like to increase space in the house they already have.

A family considers trading their quaint, seaside home for a larger place after the birth of their second child.

A couple spent long hours and big money renovating the top floor of their house; she's ready to finish the basement; but he is ready to move on to something lower maintenance.

A couple decides to renovate their lackluster house after the children have left; dad thinks they can renovate their way into an open-concept design; mom believes the job is too challenging for even Jillian to tackle.

Shannon turns to Todd to find a turnkey home with a gourmet kitchen and luxurious ensuite, but Ian thinks Jill is the answer to open up and transform their dated home.

Theressa thinks that their poorly laid- out choppy home will be perfect for their family, but Keith is ready for a fresh start in a modern, practical house with space for crafts and hobbies.

Interior designer, Natalie Chong, cracks the code on transforming transient spaces with nonpermanent solutions that give forever-home vibes without forever-living commitments.

Sidney is in love with the main floor rental she is renting as she begins her law career in the city; it's an old house repurposed into multiple apartments which means the spaces seldom offer appropriate storage, zoning and layout options.

Besties Amanda Holden and Alan Carr say `Hola España!' as they bring some much-needed TLC to a crumbling casa in southern Spain; it is scaffolding by day, and sangria by night.

Besties Amanda Holden and Alan Carr say `Hola España!' as they bring some much-needed TLC to a crumbling casa in southern Spain; it is scaffolding by day, and sangria by night.

Besties Amanda Holden and Alan Carr say `Hola España!' as they bring some much-needed TLC to a crumbling casa in southern Spain; it is scaffolding by day, and sangria by night.

A couple looks to lead a simpler life in their new townhome, but first they need to sell their dated house with an uncommon layout; Lyndsay and Leslie take on the '80s style kitchen and bathroom and tackle the makeover with a farmhouse style.

A chance meeting leads Lyndsay and Leslie to a pet damaged home where they turn a patchwork place of unfinished projects into a boho ranch; the twins focus on a kitchen redesign and curb appeal; one sister can't resist a new puppy of her own.

A homeowner needs help letting go of her colorful home of 25 years; the renovation is a real challenge for Lyndsay and Leslie as they look to transform the color cacophony and convoluted layout into a clean and simple oasis.

After seven months on the market, Lyndsay and Leslie battle plumbing problems and water damage to get a small home sold; using unique solutions, the twins transform the crowded entrance, tiny bathroom and rotted deck into a tranquil hideaway.

Lyndsay and Leslie help siblings who want to realize their late father's grand vision for his '70s Woodinville home; plans to reroute walls come up against some hefty price tags, however, and the twins determine that they may run over budget.

Lyndsay and Leslie take on a small Snohomish property with two houses and create a distinct style for each; while untangling an expensive plumbing mess, the pressure goes up when they're asked to throw out the first pitch for the Seattle Mariners.

Becs and her boyfriend are looking for that quintessential California sea change; will they find it by the beach in Venice?

Tania is looking for a larger home for her and her boyfriend; Viviana takes her through three homes in Cupertino, Calif.; Tania is looking for a home that is closer to work and suits her lifestyle.

A Canadian couple looks to start a new chapter and find a home in South Carolina; he wants to upgrade from a modest condo to a five-bedroom craftsman, but she thinks a more common Southern brick house would be better.

An engaged couple is thrilled at the chance to become homeowners in the Dallas area. She wants to live in a prime area near the city, but he wants to go much farther out to get a deal.

After years of relocating for the man's career, a couple decide to move back to where she grew up in South Carolina; she's looking for southern style and water views, but he prefers the look of a modern hotel.

Baltimore newlyweds look to relocate so they can be closer to her family in rural Pennsylvania; he's giving up life in the city, so before he'll move to the country, there are a few nonnegotiable items he insists on having in their first home.

An empty nester couple is ready to trade the suburbs for a dream of coastal living; she's looking for a place big enough for the adult kids to feel welcome, but he wants sand in between his toes, and at the budget will require a smaller home.

A couple look to fulfill a dream of raising their kids on a microfarm in Georgia; she wants an updated modern farmhouse, but he loves the look of the vintage ranches from his childhood.

A Canadian couple looks to start a new chapter and find a home in South Carolina; he wants to upgrade from a modest condo to a five-bedroom craftsman, but she thinks a more common Southern brick house would be better.

An engaged couple is thrilled at the chance to become homeowners in the Dallas area. She wants to live in a prime area near the city, but he wants to go much farther out to get a deal.

After years of relocating for the man's career, a couple decide to move back to where she grew up in South Carolina; she's looking for southern style and water views, but he prefers the look of a modern hotel.

Baltimore newlyweds look to relocate so they can be closer to her family in rural Pennsylvania; he's giving up life in the city, so before he'll move to the country, there are a few nonnegotiable items he insists on having in their first home.

Besties Amanda Holden and Alan Carr say `Hola España!' as they bring some much-needed TLC to a crumbling casa in southern Spain; it is scaffolding by day, and sangria by night.

Besties Amanda Holden and Alan Carr say `Hola España!' as they bring some much-needed TLC to a crumbling casa in southern Spain; it is scaffolding by day, and sangria by night.

Besties Amanda Holden and Alan Carr say `Hola España!' as they bring some much-needed TLC to a crumbling casa in southern Spain; it is scaffolding by day, and sangria by night.

A couple looks to lead a simpler life in their new townhome, but first they need to sell their dated house with an uncommon layout; Lyndsay and Leslie take on the '80s style kitchen and bathroom and tackle the makeover with a farmhouse style.

A chance meeting leads Lyndsay and Leslie to a pet damaged home where they turn a patchwork place of unfinished projects into a boho ranch; the twins focus on a kitchen redesign and curb appeal; one sister can't resist a new puppy of her own.

Pratima and Parmjeet's big home poses an even bigger challenge for Jill as she tries to fix several glaring dysfunctions and create an in-law space.

Portia and Glen's crumbling character home has a tiny kitchen and only one working bathroom for their family of five.

Karalyn and Todd's 1960's house needs more than a renovation; Jillian must radically redesign the entire layout to keep Karalyn at home, while Todd tries to tempt them with a new house.

Amanda and Derek bought a huge home because of its great location and pool but they overlooked the dysfunctional rooms and bad flow.

A small, cluttered house and a growing family need an upgrade.

A city house for a family house or an unconventional remodel.

A man bought his mother's house when he got married, but decades later, his wife feels like she could never make it her own; he hopes that Hilary can make this all-original home feel new, and she's excited by the possibilities David has to offer.

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

A married couple with twin teen sons are in a home that's been causing tension and stress for a long time; one has a sentimental attachment and thinks Hilary can transform the space, but the other can't wait for David to find them the new place.

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.

A couple and their three sons have been in their outdated home for almost 20 years, and it's in need of a major overhaul; she thinks if Hilary gets it right, they'll fall in love with their house again, but he feels David can bring the best solution.

Nina and Earl are ready to make a decision on whether or not they should renovate their dated, split-level home or find a better option that suits their love of mid-century modern design; Nina wants to prove their house can be mid-century fabulous.

A newly married couple purchase the house she grew up in, but there's plenty wrong with it; now with a baby on the way, she hopes Hilary can work her magic on the place, but he thinks David can find a new home better suited for their growing family.

A couple is too busy with their two young children and full-time careers to address their 100-year-old house; with her extended family just blocks away, she hopes Hilary finds the right design, but he thinks David can find a new forever home.

When Michelle and Quincy bought their builder grade home on a corner lot, they loved the curb appeal and space that it allowed for their growing family.

Interior designer, Natalie Chong, cracks the code on transforming transient spaces with nonpermanent solutions that give forever-home vibes without forever-living commitments.

Renters, D'Andrew and Gabrielle, share a large basement apartment with their son, Azariah; while space may be plenty, the couple is struggling with layout, lack of light, and a zoneless cave that their toddler has taken over.

Natalie and Dylan look to settle down in the Valley of Los Angeles; will their big plans be undone by the hills?

Following Samantha and Julian in their house hunt; they need a house with a lot of room to entertain in.

A travel-loving New Zealand couple makes the most of an unexpected job loss with a family move to Phnom Penh, Cambodia; they're looking for something modern with two bedrooms that's near daycare, but their wish list may be too big for their budget.

After building a stable life and raising a family, high school sweethearts are ready for their next chapter in Lucca, Italy; they want a place that can accommodate their visiting children but finding the outdoor space they desire may be a challenge.

Interior designer, Natalie Chong, cracks the code on transforming transient spaces with nonpermanent solutions that give forever-home vibes without forever-living commitments.

Renters, D'Andrew and Gabrielle, share a large basement apartment with their son, Azariah; while space may be plenty, the couple is struggling with layout, lack of light, and a zoneless cave that their toddler has taken over.

Natalie and Dylan look to settle down in the Valley of Los Angeles; will their big plans be undone by the hills?

Following Samantha and Julian in their house hunt; they need a house with a lot of room to entertain in.

A man bought his mother's house when he got married, but decades later, his wife feels like she could never make it her own; he hopes that Hilary can make this all-original home feel new, and she's excited by the possibilities David has to offer.

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

A married couple with twin teen sons are in a home that's been causing tension and stress for a long time; one has a sentimental attachment and thinks Hilary can transform the space, but the other can't wait for David to find them the new place.

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.

Seb and Jer find the root cause of all of Erica and Eric's foundation issues, and it's no barrel of laughs; June and Thomas sign up for a new ensuite bathroom but upgrade to more thanks to some sweat equity.

With the foundation repaired, Seb and his team can finally focus on the interior of Erica and Eric's $400,000 gut job.

Erica and Eric's $400 000 full house gut job is ready for design; with the foundation secure, Sam and Seb bring in the finishing details.

A family outgrows their two-bedroom bungalow, but can't afford to move; after giving up their main floor to their son and his family, Christine and Brian return home to a basement oasis they can call their own.

Seb and Ayanna make Meghan and Darcy's tiny bungalow stand tall without adding square footage; Seb shifts the team's focus to help one of his closet friends and colleagues deliver on a three-year promise.

Interior designer, Natalie Chong, cracks the code on transforming transient spaces with nonpermanent solutions that give forever-home vibes without forever-living commitments.

Renters, D'Andrew and Gabrielle, share a large basement apartment with their son, Azariah; while space may be plenty, the couple is struggling with layout, lack of light, and a zoneless cave that their toddler has taken over.

A couple got married in Hawaii 18 years ago, and after winning $5 million on a scratcher, they're moving to the Big Island; with a huge budget, David searches for properties with ocean views, and takes in the Big Kona energy along the way.

When a Pennsylvanian woman receives an inheritance, it gives her the opportunity to move to the warm shores of Myrtle Beach, S.C.; David helps her and her bestie navigate beach real estate to find her forever home.

A couple living in her grandmother's tiny two-bedroom house have never had the means to buy their own home - until they win $1 million on a scratch-off; David searches Akron, Ohio, for a home with a big yard and enough space to host band practice.

Thanks to an inheritance, a longtime Georgia resident has the chance to buy a large family home closer to her grown-up children in Lubbock, Texas; David shows her some beautiful, spacious places where the houses are big but the prices are small.

A couple battling an illness was in a terrible place financially and physically, so when they scratched a million dollars, they knew it was the answer to their prayers; David steps in to help find the perfect place for them to recuperate.

First cousins and BFFs grew up like sisters, so when one gets the chance to buy a family home, the other gets a room of her own and a bathtub; on David's first trip to Memphis, and he searches for the grand, sprawling house of their dreams.

A mom uses her son's birthdate as inspiration to buy a scratch ticket and wins $1 million; she's ready to get out of the city and into the suburbs, but with low inventory, David will need his own good luck charm to find her dream home.

A couple caring for elderly parents couldn't afford a home for themselves until he won $1 million on a scratcher; David searches for a well-appointed condo with a huge kitchen so she can cook her Italian bolognese.

With a lottery win in her pocket and a baby around the corner, a woman is ready to move back home to Shelburne, Nova Scotia; affordable oceanfront properties are on David's list and he helps her find a cute home.

A couple decides to sell their inherited farmland in Iowa and buy a cabin in Minnesota for family and friends to gather and celebrate holidays; for David, it's a chance to return to his childhood home to help them find a lakeside property.

A couple with a $2 million budget is ready to find their dream home, but she's a city mouse, and her husband prefers the country; unable to reach a decision, they ask David to help find a house with a lot of space for him and bling for her.

A North Carolina local receives the present of winning a million dollars just before his 27th birthday; David steps in to help him discover some homes south of Raleigh, N.C., along with shopping and design tips to help him decide.

As the beneficiaries of their brother's estate, a pair of siblings want to pay tribute to their desert-loving brother and buy a dream home in Palm Springs, Calif.; David is tasked with finding the perfect place for them.

A Minnesota-born woman who recently won $200,000 looks for a forever home in St. Paul, Minn., with her sister; David couldn't be happier to help with the search.

A Wisconsin woman dosen't hit the lottery, but she hits the jackpot with a savvy investment that pays off to the tune of eight figures; David has the largest budget he's ever been given and looks to find her the ultimate lakefront mega-mansion.

A couple met as he was recovering from a devastating injury, and now with a big lottery win, they're ready to find a dream home in Tappahannock, Va; they want a quiet, small-town life, so David sets out to find the perfect country home.

Interior designer, Natalie Chong, cracks the code on transforming transient spaces with nonpermanent solutions that give forever-home vibes without forever-living commitments.

Renters, D'Andrew and Gabrielle, share a large basement apartment with their son, Azariah; while space may be plenty, the couple is struggling with layout, lack of light, and a zoneless cave that their toddler has taken over.

Current practical advice for home owners wanting to enter the property market.

A married couple looks for a fresh start and a slower pace in Bordeaux, France; they're looking for something in the Bordeaux Hyper Centre and need separate office spaces, but finding a place in the city that's in their budget may be a challenge.

Taking on the kitchen and living area, Tom focuses on building bespoke furniture; a new sofa, a dining tabletop, revamping the exposed beams and lots of upholstery means that Tom and his trades are flat out creating his refined aesthetic.

A couple got married in Hawaii 18 years ago, and after winning $5 million on a scratcher, they're moving to the Big Island; with a huge budget, David searches for properties with ocean views, and takes in the Big Kona energy along the way.

When a Pennsylvanian woman receives an inheritance, it gives her the opportunity to move to the warm shores of Myrtle Beach, S.C.; David helps her and her bestie navigate beach real estate to find her forever home.

A couple living in her grandmother's tiny two-bedroom house have never had the means to buy their own home - until they win $1 million on a scratch-off; David searches Akron, Ohio, for a home with a big yard and enough space to host band practice.

Thanks to an inheritance, a longtime Georgia resident has the chance to buy a large family home closer to her grown-up children in Lubbock, Texas; David shows her some beautiful, spacious places where the houses are big but the prices are small.

A couple battling an illness was in a terrible place financially and physically, so when they scratched a million dollars, they knew it was the answer to their prayers; David steps in to help find the perfect place for them to recuperate.

First cousins and BFFs grew up like sisters, so when one gets the chance to buy a family home, the other gets a room of her own and a bathtub; on David's first trip to Memphis, and he searches for the grand, sprawling house of their dreams.

A mom uses her son's birthdate as inspiration to buy a scratch ticket and wins $1 million; she's ready to get out of the city and into the suburbs, but with low inventory, David will need his own good luck charm to find her dream home.

A couple caring for elderly parents couldn't afford a home for themselves until he won $1 million on a scratcher; David searches for a well-appointed condo with a huge kitchen so she can cook her Italian bolognese.

With a lottery win in her pocket and a baby around the corner, a woman is ready to move back home to Shelburne, Nova Scotia; affordable oceanfront properties are on David's list and he helps her find a cute home.

A couple decides to sell their inherited farmland in Iowa and buy a cabin in Minnesota for family and friends to gather and celebrate holidays; for David, it's a chance to return to his childhood home to help them find a lakeside property.

A couple with a $2 million budget is ready to find their dream home, but she's a city mouse, and her husband prefers the country; unable to reach a decision, they ask David to help find a house with a lot of space for him and bling for her.

A North Carolina local receives the present of winning a million dollars just before his 27th birthday; David steps in to help him discover some homes south of Raleigh, N.C., along with shopping and design tips to help him decide.

A husband surprised his wife and daughter with a charming 1950s home, but renovation plans were put on hold when he passed away; Drew and Jonathan want to turn this forever home into a dream home so they can build on the memories they've made there.

A couple are attached to their charming and one-of-a-kind 1940s home, but they could do without its more mysterious and dysfunctional quirks.

A former cowboy and his family love their vintage ranch house, but the awkward layout, dated yellow kitchen and unsafe fireplace need a lot of help.

An active family loves having room for sports in their backyard, but the low ceilings and an awkward layout inside keep the home from being perfect; Drew and Jonathan plan a modern renovation to turn this dated property into an ideal home.

A family thinks their 1960s house is a vintage treasure that's full of charm, but its impractical layout and frustrating kitchen are showing their age; Drew and Jonathan blend traditional and modern elements to turn this property into a cozy home.

Drew and Jonathan aim to create a modern, spacious home from a choppy layout that is no longer functional for four adults living under one roof.

After moving over six times in a dozen years, Carolyn and her daughters Tuki and Ruby find a house in a great neighborhood, but it has a problem - it only has two bedrooms.

To move into their dream neighbourhood, Chanel and Jeff buy a house no one wants; the discovery of water damage threatens to derail the renovation.

Joon and Younga buy a starter home with the goal of moving when their kids get older; now they've convinced Joon's parents to move into the neighbourhood to be near the grandkids, so they stay put and need to renovate.

Herme and Angie both work from home and living in a house that wasn't built with separated work spaces is taking its toll; Drew and Jonathan try to reconfigure the home's layout into a live-work space, while staying on budget.

Drew and Jonathan feel the heat as they try to deliver on Bahar and Mathieu's wishes of updating their home and preserving its character, all while sticking to a strict budget.

A job opportunity inspires an Oregon family to change everything they know and relocate to Lisbon, Portugal; she wants to spend more to make the transition easier, but he's stuck on a final number, and finding common ground is proving difficult.

A creative Minnesota couple looks to relocate and build an art business in Mexico City; they want to tap into one half of the pair's Mexican heritage and explore the holidays against a brand-new backdrop.

After two years in Bangkok, a family heads to Berlin; they can't wait for the holidays, and maybe even snow; they're looking for a place near school and work, but with a competitive housing market, finding a practical location may be a challenge.

After 15 years in San Francisco, a Parisian man and his pregnant wife are returning to his native France; they want to find a spacious apartment as soon as possible, but with limited inventory in central Paris, they may have to consider the suburbs.

With Christmas just around the corner, empty nesters hope to find a comfortable home for holiday hosting in Kaiserslautern, Germany; they're wanting plenty of bedrooms, but with homes in high demand, they may need Santa's help to find a large place.

A young family leaves Canada for the south of France just in time for Christmas; they're ready to trade small-town British Columbia for the wine region of Saint-Emilion, France, but they may have to choose between price and space.

A family of five is excited to experience a white Christmas as they leave sunny Australia for snowy Orebro, Sweden; affording the space they need in the location they want could be out of their reach, so their holiday cheer may turn to conflict.

A job opportunity enables a Texas family to take their love of Christmas to a whole new level in Zurich, Switzerland; they're on a one-week orientation to check out the city; they hope to find a place with Swiss charm to return to by Christmas.

Gamble on a ramshackle family heirloom as two urbanites create a country oasis.

Jessica Alba and Lizzy Mathis are tasked with helping save the Paul family's annual Christmas party. The Paul family is loud, vibrant, and full of love, but with seven kids, a tiny kitchen, and nowhere to enjoy a meal all together...

A creative Minnesota couple looks to relocate and build an art business in Mexico City; they want to tap into one half of the pair's Mexican heritage and explore the holidays against a brand-new backdrop.

After two years in Bangkok, a family heads to Berlin; they can't wait for the holidays, and maybe even snow; they're looking for a place near school and work, but with a competitive housing market, finding a practical location may be a challenge.

After 15 years in San Francisco, a Parisian man and his pregnant wife are returning to his native France; they want to find a spacious apartment as soon as possible, but with limited inventory in central Paris, they may have to consider the suburbs.

With Christmas just around the corner, empty nesters hope to find a comfortable home for holiday hosting in Kaiserslautern, Germany; they're wanting plenty of bedrooms, but with homes in high demand, they may need Santa's help to find a large place.

A young family leaves Canada for the south of France just in time for Christmas; they're ready to trade small-town British Columbia for the wine region of Saint-Emilion, France, but they may have to choose between price and space.

After moving over six times in a dozen years, Carolyn and her daughters Tuki and Ruby find a house in a great neighborhood, but it has a problem - it only has two bedrooms.

To move into their dream neighbourhood, Chanel and Jeff buy a house no one wants; the discovery of water damage threatens to derail the renovation.

Joon and Younga buy a starter home with the goal of moving when their kids get older; now they've convinced Joon's parents to move into the neighbourhood to be near the grandkids, so they stay put and need to renovate.

Herme and Angie both work from home and living in a house that wasn't built with separated work spaces is taking its toll; Drew and Jonathan try to reconfigure the home's layout into a live-work space, while staying on budget.

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.

Creative couple Farzana and Reyan have maxed out all living space in their city-sized bungalow, leaving no room for Reyan's home stained glass business or Farzana's writing; Brian and Sarah build a spacious studio and an inspiring deck area.

Breanna and Nick's life revolves around socializing and physical activity; Brian and Sarah convert an old, underused shed into a beautiful zen yoga studio and areas for partying, lounging, and dining in the backyard.

Brian and Sarah build a colorful play-land getaway for both children to grow with, while also providing Sandra and David a decked out BBQ zone and dining area.

Brian and Sarah create a flexible structure to cater towards both Aarati, Dave, and their daughters Naya and Zoey; they also install a sleek plunge pool and create an outdoor fireplace lounge.

Carly and Nate's social media star dog, Dean the Basset Hound, has a lot of four-legged friends; Brian and Sarah create a bar and lounge that provides space for pet and owner gatherings alike, along with a stylish outdoor entertainment area.

Sonia and Paul are big social connectors in their community; Brian and Sarah turn their barren backyard into a social hotspot, complete with sunroom, giant chessboard, waterfall, and stylish outdoor entertainment spaces.

Amy and Terry love nothing more than spending time outside with their daughters; Brian and Sarah build a dream enclosure to hang out in on summer nights, with a swimming pool change room and a new deck where Terry can grill.

Brian and Sarah convert France and Marc's rundown garage into a spot where France can work and where the family can relax, and while carving out safe areas to kick a ball and entertain in style.

Medical doctors and busy parents, Cynthia and Boon, miss their camping adventures; Brian and Sarah perform some backyard surgery, and build them a cozy campground retreat with some urban luxuries.

Janet's love for her nine grandkids is endless, but so is the chaos they bring inside her home when they come to visit; Brian and Sarah build a fun kid-zone in order to take that energy outside.

Paris lovers Louise and Rick want to share their European enthusiasm with their two daughters without racking up the mileage; Brian and Sarah build them a French-inspired urban escape.

A couple needs to renovate the house in way that pleases a three-generation family.

Rob and Tracey's dream home.

Brandon and Michelle need a bigger home.

Melinda and Mike look for a renovation-free home in their neighborhood.

A search for a larger home or a transformation of a dream home.

A family with two adult children need a bigger home.

Renovating a home turns into a six year project.

After years in a home fit for a family of four, Teresa turns to Todd to downsize to a modern townhouse with a nearby apartment for her aging parents; Brian looks to Jillian to transform their basement for Teresa's parents.

Renovations to a home; search for a newer home in a trendy neighborhood.

Amanda and Alan go all out for their last room, designing a lavish Moorish-gold-themed bar; they head to a traditional tea house in Granada, but sipping on their tea is the least of their worries as they get more than they bargained for.

Amanda aims to bring a slice of Hollywood to Sicily in the master bedroom with a banana leaf-themed boudoir design, roping in her DIY-loving dad to help build a four-poster bed.

With a brief to convert her classic salon into a bold alternative space, Monika decides to embrace her gothic maximalist signature style starting with a black paint job.

Amanda and Alan go all out for their last room, designing a lavish Moorish-gold-themed bar; they head to a traditional tea house in Granada, but sipping on their tea is the least of their worries as they get more than they bargained for.

Amanda aims to bring a slice of Hollywood to Sicily in the master bedroom with a banana leaf-themed boudoir design, roping in her DIY-loving dad to help build a four-poster bed.

A couple needs to renovate the house in way that pleases a three-generation family.

Brandon and Michelle need a bigger home.

Melinda and Mike look for a renovation-free home in their neighborhood.

A search for a larger home or a transformation of a dream home.

A family with two adult children need a bigger home.

Buying a house without prior knowledge is just another day in the office for Ryan and Kiki, but even they didn't realize what lied in store for them at the end of a wandering, overgrown driveway in Springbrook, Ontario.

Mactar got a steal of a deal on a house in Sainte-Sophie, Quebec, but it doesn't take long before he and his brothers, Khadim and Issa, learn why it was so cheap. As his budget takes a huge hit with each surprise repair, Mactar starts to wonder if he has made a huge mistake with this flip.

Heather and Nathan's new project is an eyesore; they meet with an unexpected visitor and barely any space to move; the siblings bicker about everything from colour palette to layout, but must pull it together in the end to make money on this flip.

Mactar bought a house based only on photos, much to his brothers Issa and Khadim's surprise, but Mactar has a vision even though he hasn't seen the house.

After clearing all the clutter and starting the demo, Heather and Nathan find surprise after surprise; with all the rising costs, Heather must temper her creative impulses to keep the budget in check and make sure they make money on this flip.

Ryan and Kiki have spent all their available cash on this new flip - it's the most they've ever spent on a residential property and it's a stress test from the start! As the local real estate market takes a nose-dive, they have to make their reno period shorter and shorter to be able to turn this property around before they see their profits go down the drain.

A single mother and entrepreneur is moving to her beloved vacation destination of Puerto Vallarta, Mexico, where she wants a unique home that has room for her kids and business to grow.

A Washington couple are ready to make their favorite vacation destination of Puerto Vallarta, Mexico, a new home for their family of four; they want cultural diversity for their kids, a home that won't break the bank and a long wish list on a budget.

A newlywed couple decides to relocate for a job opportunity from Atlanta to his native Stuttgart, Germany; she's never lived outside of Georgia, and she's giving up her career to make the move, so adapting to the change will prove to be a challenge.

After years living as a traveling musician, a Florida man is returning to where his career began, Australia's Gold Coast; a string of bad roommates has him wishing for a place of his own, but a limited budget may require him to share space yet again.

A military reassignment has an Alabama family moving to Belgium's Hainaut Province; while Dad has visions of cramming his barbecue setup into a traditional home, Mom thinks a modern house will give their two kids a head start in a new country.

A stressed couple from California are looking for a life reset in laid-back Los Cabos, Mexico, but they have different ideas on what that means; he wants to turn their home into a party pad, while she wants something more manageable and relaxing.

A Hollywood couple and their aspiring movie-maker son are looking for a change of pace that's closer to family in London; their plans hit a snag when they realize London's no place to find a blockbuster home on an indie film budget.

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.

After a harrowing skydiving accident, a Swedish family looks to spontaneously relocate and buy a hotel in Koh Lanta, Thailand; he's looking for a traditional standalone property with a pool, but she wants something that's resort-style with bungalows.

A fun-loving couple, along with their new baby and two rescue dogs, search for a better quality of life in Logrono, Spain; they're looking for something with Spanish charm, but finding a place that meets their wish list will be a challenge.

A New Jersey couple is looking for a move-in ready home closer to their ballroom-dancing studio; he's focused on a big kitchen, but she's more concerned with making sure the space is warm and inviting.

A couple's ready to give up renting and put down roots with a home purchase in Telluride, Colorado; finding a place near a world-class ski resort means sky-high properties, so the pressure's on to find a place before they're priced out of the market.

A Seattle couple is ready to upgrade into a bigger home for their growing family; she's searching for something homey and practical, but he's a pro football player and wants luxuries like a huge game room and heated floors.

A New Jersey couple is ready to ditch their small apartment for their first real house; he's looking for a home that's cat-friendly and move-in ready, but she wants a fixer-upper that she can decorate and personalize.

A Virginia rugby-playing couple is ready to commit to a home purchase together in Richmond; she's aggressive on the field, she's got first-time buyer's cold feet, but he's an experienced buyer and ready to go big with their budget.

After receiving an offer on their current house, a couple rushes to find a new home in Billings, Montana; she's searching for a ranch in the west end of town, but he just wants space for what he calls his hidey-hole.

Sisters who work together are also moving in together and searching for a home in Atlanta; one prefers to be downtown and close to work, but the other wants to stay under budget and find a larger house for less in the suburbs.

A young couple has outgrown their cramped condo and search for a home to start a family in Chicago; he wants something simple and modern at a reasonable price, but she's looking for an older Tudor with enough room for her enormous doll collection.

The restoration of crumbling ancient villages and hamlets in France, Spain, Italy and Portugal.

A young, married couple relocate for a military assignment to Milton Keynes, England; she's leaving everything behind for his career and wants the full English experience, but on just one income, making everyone happy might be a tough mission.

After 16 years in Dubai, a couple return 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.

After years of long-distance dating between the U.S. and England, a newlywed couple is finally living together for the first time in Merida, Mexico; they know their love is strong, but so are their respective preferences for the perfect home.

A Canadian country singer hangs up his guitar with dreams of settling down and starting a new career abroad; with only his dog, Banjo, in tow, this aspiring teacher buys a new pickup truck and sets out on a tropical reset in Chiang Rai, Thailand.

The restoration of crumbling ancient villages and hamlets in France, Spain, Italy and Portugal.

A young, married couple relocate for a military assignment to Milton Keynes, England; she's leaving everything behind for his career and wants the full English experience, but on just one income, making everyone happy might be a tough mission.

After 16 years in Dubai, a couple return 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.

After a harrowing skydiving accident, a Swedish family looks to spontaneously relocate and buy a hotel in Koh Lanta, Thailand; he's looking for a traditional standalone property with a pool, but she wants something that's resort-style with bungalows.

A fun-loving couple, along with their new baby and two rescue dogs, search for a better quality of life in Logrono, Spain; they're looking for something with Spanish charm, but finding a place that meets their wish list will be a challenge.

A New Jersey couple is looking for a move-in ready home closer to their ballroom-dancing studio; he's focused on a big kitchen, but she's more concerned with making sure the space is warm and inviting.

A couple's ready to give up renting and put down roots with a home purchase in Telluride, Colorado; finding a place near a world-class ski resort means sky-high properties, so the pressure's on to find a place before they're priced out of the market.

A Seattle couple is ready to upgrade into a bigger home for their growing family; she's searching for something homey and practical, but he's a pro football player and wants luxuries like a huge game room and heated floors.

A New Jersey couple is ready to ditch their small apartment for their first real house; he's looking for a home that's cat-friendly and move-in ready, but she wants a fixer-upper that she can decorate and personalize.

A Virginia rugby-playing couple is ready to commit to a home purchase together in Richmond; she's aggressive on the field, she's got first-time buyer's cold feet, but he's an experienced buyer and ready to go big with their budget.

After receiving an offer on their current house, a couple rushes to find a new home in Billings, Montana; she's searching for a ranch in the west end of town, but he just wants space for what he calls his hidey-hole.

Scott and his best friend Blake always hoped they'd have cottages on the same lake, so after Blake purchases a rundown property down the road, Scott decides to help his buddy out by renovating it, but the job is as steep as the cliff it sits on.

Emma and her husband Clayton want to future proof their family cottage against Emma's increasing physical challenges; Scott creates a fabulous lakeside rental with an accessible chef's kitchen, a universal bathroom, and a spacious primary suite.

Millennials Melissa and Adam buy a dated lakeside property with kitschy contents included; Scott looks past the kitsch and sees the future by renovating it with the latest home technology, including integrated security, magnetic tiles, and more.

Entrepreneurs Kat and Kevin buy a property with the dream of running a restaurant with a vacation property above it; Scott and Debra turn some old storage and office space into a prime rentable spot, complete with an outdoor sauna.

Sisters-in-law Amanda and Emily took a leap of faith and invested in a cottage together; Scott and Debra bring their skills to transform this dark paneled property into a light, breezy beach house - keeping peace in the family, and on the lake.

Once upon a time, Susan's happy place was her cottage, but over the years, she has become burdened by all the fixes this waterfront property needs; she and her daughter Jaqueline love the idea of renovating to rent, but struggle to start.

A California couple falls in love with the Mississippi small-town vibe and look to relocate to Laurel, Miss.; Ben and Erin show them a classic Victorian home with an unusual backyard vault and a prairie-style home known for its Ginkgo tree.

A young entrepreneur wants to bring the tradition of hotels, bars and entertainment back to downtown Laurel, Miss., with a four-bedroom boutique inn; Ben and Erin look to create an experience like no other.

After living on the outskirts of Chicago for the last 30 years, a couple look to return to his Mississippi roots for a quieter life; Ben and Erin present them with two houses, and one has something special that Erin thinks they can't resist.

After facing tough times, a young family is ready to plant roots and be part of the community of Laurel, Miss.; Ben and Erin show them two houses in two very different neighborhoods: one in the country and a larger place in the city.

Young entrepreneurs are excited to embark on a new chapter with the purchase of their first home; they want to incorporate bright colors into their design, and while Ben and Erin look to maximize space, it may also mean a bit of compromise.

California transplants look for a simpler small-town feel in Laurel and they're hoping to find a house with architectural charm; Ben and Erin present them with two home options, and the one they choose gives Erin a few design surprises along the way.

A retired father of six looks for the perfect place in Laurel where all his kids can come together for more quality time; He's looking for a particular blue and white color palette, and his decision between two houses takes Ben and Erin by surprise.

A woman wants a house that speaks to her feminine and eclectic style; Ben and Erin present her with two options, and whichever she chooses, they're on a mission to bring a little bit of local Mississippi into her home.

Interior designer, Natalie Chong, cracks the code on transforming transient spaces with nonpermanent solutions that give forever-home vibes without forever-living commitments.

Renters, D'Andrew and Gabrielle, share a large basement apartment with their son, Azariah; while space may be plenty, the couple is struggling with layout, lack of light, and a zoneless cave that their toddler has taken over.

Now that their oldest son is in college, Vicky and Kosta think its time to fully transform their basement.

After purchasing their house sight unseen 11 years ago, a couple are finally tired of the dated bathrooms and tight galley kitchen.

Years after updating their main living area, a couple looks to remedy their dysfunctional space with a third-floor renovation; one feels their dream home is within reach, but the other wants to find a new, perfect place.

Now that their oldest son is in college, Vicky and Kosta think its time to fully transform their basement.

After purchasing their house sight unseen 11 years ago, a couple are finally tired of the dated bathrooms and tight galley kitchen.

A California couple falls in love with the Mississippi small-town vibe and look to relocate to Laurel, Miss.; Ben and Erin show them a classic Victorian home with an unusual backyard vault and a prairie-style home known for its Ginkgo tree.

A young entrepreneur wants to bring the tradition of hotels, bars and entertainment back to downtown Laurel, Miss., with a four-bedroom boutique inn; Ben and Erin look to create an experience like no other.

After living on the outskirts of Chicago for the last 30 years, a couple look to return to his Mississippi roots for a quieter life; Ben and Erin present them with two houses, and one has something special that Erin thinks they can't resist.

After facing tough times, a young family is ready to plant roots and be part of the community of Laurel, Miss.; Ben and Erin show them two houses in two very different neighborhoods: one in the country and a larger place in the city.

A sports-oriented family needs house advice.

Jeff and Paige need more room for a growing family.

A little log cabin needs an update.

A chaotic house needs more room for a family of five.

A home has a great view, but needs a renovation to become more functional.

Interior designer, Natalie Chong, cracks the code on transforming transient spaces with nonpermanent solutions that give forever-home vibes without forever-living commitments.

Renters, D'Andrew and Gabrielle, share a large basement apartment with their son, Azariah; while space may be plenty, the couple is struggling with layout, lack of light, and a zoneless cave that their toddler has taken over.

Kristen meets Kira and Lev, whose kitchen in their recently purchased home is in dire straits. Its chaotic layout and dysfunctional storage would be a frustration for any family, but Lev is a chef! The couple has invested the bulk of their budget into becoming homeowners, so Kristen has a big challenge to bring this chef's family a five-star kitchen on a two-star budget. Kristen also helps couple Marcella and Ramiro reclaim their open concept living and dining rooms from being overrun.

Long distance sweethearts, Meaghen and Jake, are about to start a new chapter together under one roof. Meaghen has done her best to DIY a temporary glow-up, but it's time to dig deeper to undo and re-do a decade's worth of baggage. They enlist Kristen to work some money-saving magic to make over their whole main floor, including the plywood-clad front fa ade that makes the house look like it's been condemned. Kristen needs to make sure that the couple's wish list isn't too big for the budget.

Leanne and Dan have spent their lives caring for others, from their two daughters to their aging parents; now they are ready to invest in themselves by having Kristen renovate their outdated bathroom.

Megan, Joel and their two children love their 120-year-old house, but the family room's quirks leave them puzzled by its layout; they need Kristen to get creative to make this space function.

Sisters Jaime and Alex live parallel lives, from back-to-back weddings, babies and now homeownership just a few blocks apart; they enlist Kristen to do a budget-friendly upgrade at their place.

Katie and Andy have had their house turned upside down by parenthood; Handy Andy renovated nearly everything in time for their baby's arrival, but the basement has been left in limbo.

Kristen is enlisted by her childhood friend to give her living space an overhaul; but with a shoestring budget and a baby on the way, Kristen faces a big challenge; Kristen helps Tina and PJ take back their living room from their son-doggie duo.

Kristen works on a Beer Budget Reno for Stefanie; a mom of four kids aged 9 to 20; after losing her husband to cancer, Stefanie hit a standstill with their home renovations; their family bathroom is an absolute zoo with all five of them fighting.

Vanathy and Joe's home is bursting at the seams; they're battling against an inefficient use of space on their second floor, with outdated organization that doesn't function for their family with two young kids.

Kristen and Erik tried to start a family for years, and finally hit the jackpot with not one, but three kids; two years later, they welcomed an unexpected bonus baby; with four kids under the age of six, their house is bursting with toys.

With three kids getting bigger, and Grandma Yolanda getting older, Jessica and Lizzy need to find creative ways to update a home and make it functional and safe for all ages.

A real estate professional is ready to buy a place of his own in the heart of Chicago; he's always seen a high-rise condo as a sign of success; he wants to wake up to stunning views, host rooftop parties and enjoy on-site amenities.

An animal-loving couple searches for a home in Chicago; he's a lifelong renter and wants his first place to have vintage charm by the lake, but her priorities include something that's modern, clean and quiet.

Kristen and Erik tried to start a family for years, and finally hit the jackpot with not one, but three kids; two years later, they welcomed an unexpected bonus baby; with four kids under the age of six, their house is bursting with toys.

With three kids getting bigger, and Grandma Yolanda getting older, Jessica and Lizzy need to find creative ways to update a home and make it functional and safe for all ages.

Kristen meets Kira and Lev, whose kitchen in their recently purchased home is in dire straits. Its chaotic layout and dysfunctional storage would be a frustration for any family, but Lev is a chef! The couple has invested the bulk of their budget into becoming homeowners, so Kristen has a big challenge to bring this chef's family a five-star kitchen on a two-star budget. Kristen also helps couple Marcella and Ramiro reclaim their open concept living and dining rooms from being overrun.

Long distance sweethearts, Meaghen and Jake, are about to start a new chapter together under one roof. Meaghen has done her best to DIY a temporary glow-up, but it's time to dig deeper to undo and re-do a decade's worth of baggage. They enlist Kristen to work some money-saving magic to make over their whole main floor, including the plywood-clad front fa ade that makes the house look like it's been condemned. Kristen needs to make sure that the couple's wish list isn't too big for the budget.

Leanne and Dan have spent their lives caring for others, from their two daughters to their aging parents; now they are ready to invest in themselves by having Kristen renovate their outdated bathroom.

Megan, Joel and their two children love their 120-year-old house, but the family room's quirks leave them puzzled by its layout; they need Kristen to get creative to make this space function.

Deciding between a family home or a stylish new place.

A tiny, tired old house needs an update.

A 100 year old renovated home.

A couple disagree on whether they should renovate their large upscale home or downsize and move.

A fix for a cluttered home for young newlyweds.

A waterfront dream house.

After years of hard work, a couple look to trade up for a more spacious home in the Tampa area; she wants a place that's sleek and modern, but he prefers something bright that reminds him of the Caribbean.

After recently getting out of debt, a couple want to purchase their first home in Atlanta; he thinks affordability should be their top priority, but she doesn't want to compromise on her long wish list.

A couple have a second chance at love and look to merge their lives together with a home in Chicago; she wants a place that has clean lines, but he works in construction and prefers to find an old house they can renovate.

Renters Tanika and James have been dating for three years and are ready to adult in their uptown rental.

Justin lives a big-city lifestyle in a high-rise condo, he can finally manage the rent on his own; but moving into the principal bedroom reveals his current furniture options don't work.

Interior designer, Natalie Chong, cracks the code on transforming transient spaces with nonpermanent solutions that give forever-home vibes without forever-living commitments.

Interior designer, Natalie Chong, cracks the code on transforming transient spaces with nonpermanent solutions that give forever-home vibes without forever-living commitments.

A family of four looks to set down roots in a rental house that comes with the perfect postal code; Chris and Caroline have become desensitized to the chaos they live in; their hope is to find an adult sanctuary amidst the kid-friendly flow.

Renters, D'Andrew and Gabrielle, share a large basement apartment with their son, Azariah; while space may be plenty, the couple is struggling with layout, lack of light, and a zoneless cave that their toddler has taken over.

Kevin is committed to making a downtown apartment his forever home, but feels stuck in the past as the space represents the party boy he was; Natalie leans into rental-friendly wall treatments and a new look for Kevin's kitchen.

Renting an apartment above a shop reminds Teresa of her childhood; finding a spot for everything they own is proving difficult; Natalie wants to redesign the bedroom, refocus the living room and the kitchen.

Kayla inherited her rental house from her Grandma, now she and boyfriend, David, want to make it look and feel like their own; dated decor, family heirlooms, and hand-me-down furniture currently cloud their vision.

Born and raised in the big city, Carley loves her neighbourhood and the basement apartment she lives in, but she's trying to embrace her single girl era while surrounded by decor she shared with her ex.

Interior designer, Natalie Chong, cracks the code on transforming transient spaces with nonpermanent solutions that give forever-home vibes without forever-living commitments.