A couple with two kids is desperate to move out of his bachelor pad and into a spacious family home; after a lowball offer shuts them out of a negotiation on a stately property, their house hunt takes a surprising turn.

The episode was rated 7.00 from 27 votes.

After years of being on the road, Sonja has finally landed a job closer to family in Nashville, and her sister Michelle helps make her house hunt a priority. Drew leads her to a property with great bones, but an unexpected twist leaves Sonja with a tricky decision. Later, with Sonja as his design partner, Jonathan is determined to create a deluxe family hideaway.

The episode was rated 7.07 from 29 votes.

A newlywed couple is prepared to tackle their first renovation together, and Drew leads the search for a private, family-friendly property. While Jonathan tries to find a design compromise between Bohemian style and Vegas hotel chic, the reno is riddled with wonky issues from the floor to the ceiling.

The episode was rated 7.13 from 23 votes.

After a family crisis moved them back in with mom and dad, a couple is ready and eager to move on in a new home of their own. But a tricky house hunt leads back to square one as the Property Brothers try to convince them to see dream-home potential in an unfinished DIY disaster. Later, it's up to Jonathan to act as mediator and deliver a dazzling renovation that makes them forget their troubled past.

The episode was rated 7.14 from 37 votes.

A Nashville couple and their teenage kids are moving for the tenth time in 15 years. Drew is on board to find a sprawling suburban property that will become the family's forever home. During the renovation, Jonathan struggles with the budget as costly problems with the pool and chimney add up.

The episode was rated 7.16 from 25 votes.

Hoping to find a bigger property for their growing family, Susy and Scott put their perfect but undersized home on the market. An unexpected quick sale leaves the family of five squeezed into a hotel room while they search for the perfect, sprawling house. Drew and Jonathan are determined to set them up with a house fit for entertaining, and Drew leads the couple to a Nashville property with loads of potential. Jonathan turns mish-mash medieval interiors into a contemporary showpiece, and when the budget takes a beating, everyone pitches in to save money and de-stress Dad.

The episode was rated 7.25 from 28 votes.

A couple with a toddler and newborn are ready to move out of his old bachelor pad condo and into a dream home that's close to family. During the house hunt, Drew is impressed by the couple's nose for real estate as they take a risk on a house that's no longer on the market. Later, it's up to Jonathan to transform a century-old property into a modern gem, all while finding a style compromise that will suit both of their opposing tastes.

The episode was rated 7.29 from 45 votes.

After bouncing around from one rental disaster to the next, a couple is ready to find a first home that's as quirky as they are, and the Property Brothers are determined to make it happen. During the house hunt, Drew manages to find a low-priced gem in a red-hot neighborhood, but that's when their luck runs out. With a slew of nasty surprises, Jonathan struggles to stay on top of the schedule and budget while balancing their very eccentric style.

The episode was rated 7.29 from 38 votes.

After years of moving around the country, Lesli and Dave are ready to call Nashville home. Drew leads the hunt for a fixer-upper with potential to be a forever home, but the couple must decide whether to go for their lakefront dream or stay closer to the city. Later, Jonathan must keep Lesli calm as the budget takes a series of hits, and then he hustles to finish in time for Dave's neighborhood housewarming party.

The episode was rated 7.34 from 32 votes.

A couple looks for a forever home to share in a popular lakefront community outside of Nashville, and the choice comes down to two very different contenders. Jonathan comes up with a cost-saving measure to save the vaulted ceiling, but a costly electrical issue emerges after the entire contingency fund is spent on upgrades.

The episode was rated 7.57 from 23 votes.

After a year in cramped quarters, a couple is ready to move out of a tiny backyard shed and into a cozy cottage of their own. Jonathan and Drew help them search Nashville's red-hot real estate market for a unique live-work space that suits their clashing home-office requirements. Drew masters a nail-biting negotiation, but a higher-than-expected purchase price leaves Jonathan with a significantly reduced renovation budget.

The episode was rated 7.59 from 27 votes.

After frequent moves and a too-small rental apartment, Jennifer and David need to find a Nashville property where they can settle down for good with their two boys. Drew handles a tricky negotiation to land a house with great bones, but when the walls come down, the unexpected costs start piling up. Jonathan transforms a hidden opportunity into a dramatic vaulted ceiling and calls on a friend to help with a surprise that ensures future accessibility for the couple's youngest son.

The episode was rated 7.62 from 34 votes.

Hoping to find a bigger property for their family, Susy and Scott put their perfect but undersized home on the market; an unexpected quick sale leaves the family of five squeezed into a hotel room while they search for the perfect, sprawling house.

The episode was rated 7.69 from 26 votes.