House Hunters International

Brian and Alexis love to travel, so when Brian got the opportunity through work to transfer from Indianapolis to London, they knew it was an opportunity they couldn't pass up. But they'll have to help their young son adjust to the move and Alexis has given up her career as a nurse to be a stay-at-home mom. She's adamant about living in a family-friendly neighborhood and making sure the entire family is as comfortable as possible. Since she's given up her source of income, that makes Brian the sole bread-winner, and while he wants to make Alexis happy, he also wants to make sure he can provide for his family and not wind up house poor in a very expensive city. Hop across the pond as House Hunters International heads to England.

Newlyweds and travel bloggers Laurence and Jessica are ready to set down roots and build their future in Edinburgh, Scotland. With its rich history and culture, they try to find a place in this ancient city with plenty of workspace for them both. But more room could be a challenge on bloggers' budgets, especially in the city where Laurence wants to live. Jessica is very sensitive to noise when she's working or sleeping, so she's thinking someplace out of town in the countryside that would be quieter. Is the honeymoon over?

Cousins Kris and Julie consider themselves more friends than family, and they're even co-owners of a physical therapy business. Kris has decided to pursue her dream of a Spanish lifestyle now that her kids are older and she can run her business remotely from a home office. She's chosen to move to Malaga because of its endless supply of Spanish villas and beautiful beaches, but Julie wants her cousin to worry less about flair and more about functionality. Can these close cousins quit quarreling long enough for one of them to find a dream-worthy home in Malaga?

A North Carolina woman follows a job opportunity to the bustling city of Berlin. Accustomed to the spacious countryside, she is looking for an adequate space on a tight budget but knows nothing about Berlin or its housing market. She hopes to find a furnished apartment in a hip neighborhood with European charm and space for her large golden retriever. Finding the perfect home may be difficult, however, as she isn't the only young professional flocking to the beautiful German city.

A family looks for a second home in Sosua, Dominican Republic, that their two daughters can enjoy. He's looking for plenty of land for gardening and animals, but she's concerned about having a place that's big and spacious, with a large kitchen.