Newlyweds sacrifice their honeymoon to find a dream home, but after visiting over 150 properties, they need an intervention. Drew leads the home search, and while she's quick to choose the first property they see, he's not quite so eager. Later, Jonathan pulls off a jaw-dropping renovation to make the clients feel like they're in paradise, even when they're at home.

The episode was rated 7.85 from 46 votes.

A couple juggling house hunting and child rearing is desperate to get out of their rental close to the noisy strip in Las Vegas, NV. Drew must save the day when the couple walks away from the negotiating table. Later, Jonathan gets creative to blend their farmhouse and midcentury modern vibe.

The episode was rated 7.87 from 30 votes.

Sarah and Kevin spent years renovating their tiny home, but with a baby boy and changing priorities, they're desperate for a sprawling suburban home with all the bells and whistles. Drew and Jonathan vow to find them a stylish midcentury-inspired property that fits the bill, but the only way the couple will agree to renovate is if Drew grabs a tool belt and pitches in. Multiple offers threaten to complicate their exhausting house hunt, and a tricky demolition challenge finds Drew running the streets in his boxers. Meanwhile, Jonathan struggles to keep up with ongoing design changes as Sarah's spending threatens to derail the budget.

The episode was rated 7.88 from 40 votes.

Barbra and Greg are ready to set down some family roots in a home of their own after living in five rentals over four years. Jonathan and Drew help this busy family find a live-work property in a neighborhood they've been eyeing and customize it to meet the family's needs, but renovations unearth a triple threat of deadly issues in the kitchen. Despite the issues, the Property Brothers are determined to take care of this family and come through with a special surprise.

The episode was rated 7.88 from 66 votes.

Juggling after-school activities and busy careers, Mark and Eugenie haven't had much time for house hunting. And while the couple has a luxurious list of must-haves, Drew and Jonathan warn they'll need to compromise if they want to box up their rental situation for good. Encouraging the couple to keep an open mind, Drew comes up with a creative range of options including a sprawling showstopper that might just deliver everything on their wish list. During demolition, the added repairs add up faster than anyone expected. Jonathan comes up with a germophobe-friendly solution for the massive fireplace. But even with the budget stretched to the max, the couple rejects nearly every one of his money-saving suggestions.

The episode was rated 7.88 from 91 votes.

Lexa and Pete's condo sold much faster than expected, and they've been crashing at her brother's place ever since. The couple is eager to buy a new home ASAP, but while she longs to settle in the suburbs, he's a city boy at heart and wants to move back downtown. Drew and Jonathan convince the couple that a fixer-upper is the way to go, but that still leaves Lexa and Pete with a major decision on their hands. During demolition, the couple's budget takes a beating as Jonathan uncovers a long list of costly issues. Meanwhile, Lexa's busy travel schedule means letting go of the reins, and furniture shopping proves daunting for an ever-optimistic Pete.

The episode was rated 7.92 from 99 votes.

Expecting their first child within months and fed up with squeezing into their urban condo, Derek and Jennifer are facing a serious time crunch in their search for a sprawling home in a family-friendly lakeside community. Drew and Jonathan promise to set them up with a great property where they can put down roots. Sold on the brothers' fixer-upper strategy from the start, the couple immediately dives into an ambitious house hunt. But getting them to see the potential of ramshackle real estate proves tricky. Faced with the potential for multiple offers, Drew comes up with a heartfelt plea to win over the seller. Later, Jonathan is hit with a long list of setbacks that threaten to derail the budget and the design plan, and then a surprise delivery changes everything.

The episode was rated 7.93 from 42 votes.

A Miami couple (Shaly & Leonel) moved to Vegas "temporarily" for work. Ten years, two kids and a bunch of rentals later, they have to admit it's permanent. Drew finds them a home that ticks all the boxes, while Jonathan juggles termite damage and last-minute changes.

The episode was rated 7.94 from 36 votes.

Ready to take their relationship to the next level, Anne and Luca are looking for a budget dream home in the city. And while they agree on steering clear of the suburbs, their styles are miles apart.

The episode was rated 8.00 from 23 votes.

First time homebuyers, Vincent and Helena, are ready to move in together in their own space. They want to find their dream home, but the Property Brothers must first give them a lesson in house hunting. Drew and Jonathan try to show the couple the potential of the homes within their price range. Then, Vincent and Helena must survive a bidding war, faulty ductwork, and countertops full of blemishes as they attempt to transform a fixer-upper into their perfect home.

The episode was rated 8.06 from 16 votes.

Soon-to-be-newlyweds, Jay and Cara, are searching for their perfect home as they plan their wedding. Property Brothers Drew and Jonathan have come in to help them find a home. Jay and Cara have plenty of things they want in their house, but don't have a budget for a move-in ready home. Now, Drew and Jonathan have to convince the couple adding renovations to their to-do list could give them their dream home and save their budgets.

The episode was rated 8.08 from 13 votes.

A semiretired military man is looking for his dream home. After looking at more than 100 homes, Drew finds the one. Then a lowball offer nearly backfires at the negotiating table, and Jonathan discovers a major weakness in the home's foundation.

The episode was rated 8.09 from 45 votes.

With twins on the way, Sam and Monica need twice as much space, and they're hoping to find a sprawling suburban dream home that suits their budget and contemporary flair. But with just two months to go, time is running out. With help of the Property Brothers, let's hope these homeowners find the home they need in time for the twins delivery.

The episode was rated 8.10 from 21 votes.

Kristin and Morgan are too cramped in their duplex rental and are desperate to buy their first home. The Property Brothers come to the rescue and help the couple find a budget-friendly dream home that can be renovated on time. With a budget that doesn't match the couple's expectations, Drew and Jonathan set out to sell the potential of a fixer-upper. The couple decides between two renovation projects, and the brothers have just six weeks to do the job. When a freak storm floods the main living space and ruins their vintage hardwood flooring, the happy-go-lucky couple get emotional and demand that Jonathan do whatever it takes to save it. Though Jonathan respects their love of original character, the halt in production threatens his schedule and their budget. Unless he can work some magic, no one is going to be happy.

The episode was rated 8.10 from 29 votes.

Kristin and Morgan are too cramped in their duplex rental and are desperate to buy their first home. The Property Brothers come to the rescue and help the couple find a budget-friendly dream home that can be renovated on time. With a budget that doesn't match the couple's expectations, Drew and Jonathan set out to sell the potential of a fixer-upper. The couple decides between two renovation projects, and the brothers have just six weeks to do the job. When a freak storm floods the main living space and ruins their vintage hardwood flooring, the happy-go-lucky couple get emotional and demand that Jonathan do whatever it takes to save it. Though Jonathan respects their love of original character, the halt in production threatens his schedule and their budget. Unless he can work some magic, no one is going to be happy.

The episode was rated 8.36 from 11 votes.