For Martine and Eddie- Love it or List It`s consummate contractor, a potential filled home has become a huge headache. Dave and Wendie thought they had lucked out when a depressed real estate market allowed them to purchase their 2200 square foot home in an affluent suburban neighborhood. Or can Hilarys overhaul of every level of their tiny house win back Dans heart? Hilary reveals the creative process and obstacles of her own home reno! Can Hilary convince Georgia her home is worth a second look? Or will David find them the perfect mix of urban and rural? When it finally did, the Mitchells immediately purchased it knowing it was spacious enough for their family of four. With four busy kids will James and Sharon decide to love their home again, or will they start packing? They began renovations the day they took possession but now four years later with two young boys in the equation, Suzanne and McLean have hit a wall, literally. With tight budgets in hand, Hilary and David will have to race against the clock if they hope to provide this feuding family with some much needed breathing space before baby number four arrives! The original farmhouse style kitchen is beginning to show its age with both cosmetic wear and tear and a layout that that doesnt suit a modern familys needs. This includes North Vancouver, West Vancouver, Burnaby, Richmond, Coquitlam, Port Moody, New Westminster, and Surrey. The Milne family moved into their home 5 years ago and has quickly outgrown the space. The house, of course, needed a ton of renovations, which they were unable to complete by the due date. David must find a more manageable home that is move-in ready while Hilary is tasked with making this century-old heritage home more functional for this family. Bijal and Sunita purchased their downtown starter home before they had children. Hilary is honing in on a renovation masterpiece to convince Cate to stay while David is tempting Paul with pleasing, new properties. Michael and Jeffery not only have a house thats not working for them but theyre also on different sides in regards to a solution. ft. house. It had great historic character and plenty of room for the two of them and Danas mother, and they managed to make the house work despite all its shortcomings. With their bungalow bursting and a new baby due any day, the Gallaghers are in serious need of a domestic do-over. With the arrival of their daughter, Carla felt the walls of their cramped townhouse closing in and believes that there is nowhere to grow, but out! Now Hilary and David have five adults to please if they have any hope of keeping this family together. Knowing they need more space to accommodate their ever growing creative ventures, guests and office needs, this couple finds themselves at a crossroads. 11. With the master bedroom on the other side of the house from the kids, Wendie is exhausted, spending most nights watching a video monitor for signs of seizures. Calum and Rachel purchased their three bedroom semi in the city with the clear plan to add a second child to their family. Sarena and Flare are an active couple whose artistic endeavors (Sarena is a musician, Flare performs as a drag king) fill much of their free time and much of their space in their tiny home. (24) Quadratec Front Inner Fender Liners for 07-18 Jeep Wrangler JK. Restaurateurs Becky and Junior have been so busy for the last few years, their family of four has been living in the basement of their three-story centrally located home. At the time the house felt massive but now that their daughters are teenagers and Amandas career has taken off, the house no longer works. Graphic designer, Dave loves the feel of the house but Sonya is, fed up with the issues that constantly appear. Jennifer however cannot entertain the notion of leaving their neighbors and community. Andrew however misses their former home that was a new build with many upgrades. Joe converted the backyard shed into his beloved pub where the whole neighborhood congregates. A man bought his mothers house when he got married, but decades later, his wife feels like she could never make it her own. Can Hilary create a functional kitchen for the Prestons and give the girls the space they need or will David convince the family that a more modern home is the best way to go? They fell in love with a 100 year old house on a quiet street, under a canopy of trees. brick home with a lot of charm, but within months of moving in learned the house needed Sarah knows they need a bigger house while Andrew believes it can be made to fit their new needs. Now the battle has found its way to Hilary and David who have their work cut out for them, scaling unrealistic expectations at home and a fear of relocation abroad, on their quest to unite this family under one mutually agreed upon roof. When Barb and Pete bought their semi detached home it was with a 5 year plan. They want to expand their family, but Rhiannon thinks their home is already too small, Lisa and Jimmy fell in love with a home in a coveted family friendly community near a golf course and purchased it before they had even started their family. . Five years in, Aaron is still in love with the location while Jessicas priorities have changed. Muscular Dystrophy. Jamelle is confident Hilary can renovate and reconfigure their house so that Lauren will feel at home. Or will they have to re-evaluate everything they thought they wanted in a home? Naturopathic doctor Leslie loves her home while businessman Dustin cant see the value in staying there. Mason and Shannon moved into their 2,000 square foot home in a neighborhood perfect to raise their young son, Luke. 22 Oct. 2018. Can Hilary resuscitate the love for the seemingly unreachable Rita? Mary-Jo and Glen are at odds over their 1930s farm house. Alan loves the memories they have created raising three boys but now that Stew is retired and spending, Gray loves their home because of the large lot and abundance of privacy; however April is ready to move closer to town to a home that functions for their family of four. Jade wants to move, but Darlene loves their homes character. Now that their kids are becoming teens, Anna Wade and Andrew realize that their house is just too small. He loves a good deal and a good project, and believes this home has unlimited potential. Josmell is determined to make the house work for their growingfamily. Will realtor David find them the perfect house fit for their retirement, or will designer Hilary make daily life immeasurably more comfortable by reinventing many of the homes hotly debated spaces? Shelley and Michael are eco-friendly, expecting and locking horns about living in their pretty, yet impractical city home. Now that they are expecting a second child, they have a need for more space, but do not want to compromise on location. Determined to give this couple the space they so desperately need, Hilary and David battle it out to re-unite this couple through a residential Renaissance. Ryan is feeling overwhelmed by the amount of work and thinks it is just time to go, however Ashley feels strongly that with a little more work this can be their forever home. Will Hilarys renovations be able to wow this family into staying or will David take them away to a larger home that meets all the Feng Shui criteria? Season 10, Episode 11, "Tall Tale" . Taylor is a Hip Hop artist and Whitney has a vintage furniture rehab company and they both use the same cramped office, right next to their infant sons room. A woman struggled with the layout of her husbands home from the start, and now with two kids, shes done with the dated and cramped space. He loves their cozy townhouse while his wife, Carla believes their familys future should include relocating to a much larger house! Helen and her four teens run a home business thats taking over all their space. Phil and Kelly are an over-extended couple who are busy rearing their three energetic kids. Desperate to accommodate their ever changing family without losing their beloved location, David and Hilary will have to work over time if they hope to unite this conflicted couple under the same over-sized roof. The house was a foreclosure and needed a lot of work, but having dabbled with DIY renos in the past, thought they, While living overseas, Jeff bought a house online without ever stepping foot in it. Now its a race against time to create a residential renaissance that can please the entire family. Six years ago, Garrett and Katy purchased their home in a hurry as it fit both their budget and need for a main floor master. Join Lifestyle's much-loved real estate expert Andrew Winter and esteemed interiors expert Neale Whitaker. Shes convinced their home can work for the whole family. For Julia and Sub, the impending arrival of their first child has them split on whether their dysfunctional house will feature in the future of their family making Hilary and David race the clock to provide some baby-ready peace of mind. Needing an immediate place to live, pharmacist Sam and lawyer Valerie purchased their mid-century modern home under pressure. Though the problems have been dealt with, Kim still fears that they could come back. Young couple, Ryan and Sarah purchased their first home that had recently been flipped in an up and coming neighborhood. Renovating and looking for a house cannot be formulaic, yet 'Love It or List It' makes it so. Own a house in Vancouver. What was once a spacious main floor now is constant cause of stress as it can no longer accommodate this busy family of five. After being on again, off again for over a decade, the duo patched up their. Or will David find a way to give them space without sacrificing their dearly loved location? Falling for tricky staging, Alison and Robert were charmed into buying the smallest house in their affluent neighborhood. She has lived in Australia, England, California, and New York City. Or will David find them the suburban space this family needs to function? The decision to move to the city was easy, but the decision to live in Andy's house is problematic. Love It or List It helps fed-up homeowners decide. But Kim is a fighter, and believes theyve come this far to give up now would be admitting failure. reinventing many of the homes hotly debated spaces. Can Hilary make Allison love it again? The first six years of Love It or List It took place in Ontario, Canada, and its surrounding areas. Love It or List It is already a hugely successful global franchise, and the all-Australian version of the show teams up Lifestyle's much-loved real es . While their house always needed upgrades, in the past they have focused on the kids needs instead of their own, Steve and Theresa purchased a large, private lot and custom built their dream home together. Hilary and David show them the ropes of how it can be done. After ditching suburban space to join his wife Marci in her charming but tiny home, Matt quickly began feeling buried. It was perfect when they bought it because it followed the Feng Shui principles of good energy flow. Now after less than a year of trying to make it work, the combination of tight spaces, insufficient storage and no room for guests has only cemented Trevors position: he wants out! Or will David convince Karine that making a fresh start means buying a new home? Despite renovating his home only four years ago, Peter feels the house can be renovated once more to accommodate everyone in the family, while Stephanie feels its time to find a home better suited to their new lifestyle. Or can Hilary transform the duplex into a single family home that will convince Megan to stay. Can Hilary reinvent their tight basement to provide much needed function? They bought it seven years ago, shortly after having their first child, and now they have four children in two bedrooms, Michael and Natalie relocated across the country into a house that Natalie had only seen photos of, and she gave birth days later. When Siobhan and Duncan bought this 1200 square foot suburban starter home 11 years ago, it was just what they needed. Taylor loves the property, but Whitney insists that they need more space, Siechieh first fell in love with their homes large lot size, Kendra however was not impressed and felt that the house needed a lot of updating. Ron and Mishelle purchased Rons heritage family home one year ago. Rory, however, thinks they made a big mistake. Can Hilary transform their house into the accessible space Brian believes It can be? Or can Hilarys space saving innovation open Beths eyes to her homes true potential? Four years ago Derek and Andie McGeachie were looking for a home to start a family. With borderline budgets, and lofty lists, can Hilary bring back the love to make Ryan see a future here or will David save the day with a suitable family space? Can David find them a home that combines the gorgeous land they desire outside with the family ready spaces they need inside, or will Hilary show them that their house is ready for their family filled future by reinventing many of its highly debated spaces? Upon arriving they discovered it was far smaller than the wide-angled real estate photos had suggested. Hilary addresses the houses major storage issues and functionality, while David finds a new property that fits all their needs. Or will David convince Marcos to move? The close proximity of their bedrooms and the tiny main floor layout has made a lack of privacy and a general lack of space the main issues for Dee. He dislikes the small, dated bathrooms, the cramped kitchen and the lack of closet space but he hates the idea of renovations even more. Two kids want out and two kids want to stay, leaving mom in the middle. Stephane has never really liked the house, only the location, but Rachel is attached to its character and community. For two years, Cates been looking for better space for her family of 6 but Paul has stubbornly held on to their charming, city home. It . Music venue owner, Kevin, purchased this house without his pregnant wife, Nevada, ever walking inside. Hilary and David battle the clock to please a conflicted couple expecting their first baby. That's right, the series airs in Raleigh-Durham in North Carolina. Blended family Sandra and Sharon are at odds over their bungalow. When a house no longer feels like home, homeowners are left with a big financial and emotional question: renovate or sell it? The task is a big one for Hilary, while David has the enviable position of just finding them a three unit, finished house in any neighbourhood but their own. While Valerie loved the unique style, Sam has regretted this decision from the minute they moved in. A couple who loves to entertain enjoys living near her family, but their dated home desperately needs a facelift. A three-way financial stake in this long time family home equals triple the headaches for Katherine, Natalia and Paolo. When urban hippies Debra and Jay inherited a large sum of money the fight over whether to keep their crumbling home flared up. With an overflow of laundry, kids sharing a room and no garage to store all their items, Nevada is ready to, leave the house behind in search for the perfectly functioning family home. In addition, the need to give their two daughters their own rooms is quickly becoming a pressing issue. Can Hilary reclaim the basement to rescue Flares heart? Several years after purchasing their urban row-house, Matt and Kelly make no bones about becoming completely divided over its future. While Albert loves the location and his 5-minute commute to work, Sharne would like to pack up and move, New parents, Drew and Caroline, purchased a home in an established neighborhood where Carolines mother was raised. Or will David deliver the house that has room for all? Can Hilary reinvent this house to make Cam feel good about his impulsive purchase? A couple once excited by the potential of their family starter home has now grown tired of its cookie-cutter concept and lack of space. Hilary must create a space for the kids hockey-related activities and David must find a home with a lot large enough to accommodate a hockey rink. By Olivia Heath. With limited budgets and long lists, both Hilary and David are duking it out to please this particular pair. As soon as Jamelle and Lauren found a house in a neighbourhood they adored, they made a very fast purchasing decision. Hilary brightens things up with an open and airy update, while David finds an open concept home that doesnt need any work. Sachi and Cam purchased their lakeside home sight unseen while living on the other side of the continent. over again by reinventing many of the homes hotly debated spaces? "Love It or List It" has recently returned to HGTV for its 18th seasonand the competition brewing between its stars is more intense than ever.. On the show, real estate agent David Visentin . The worlds of Hilary and David are turned on their heads when Hilarys faithful assistant Desta and her musician boyfriend Mark go from mild mannered friends of the show to some of the hardest to please homeowners the hosts have ever had to deal with. The kitchen is the biggest issueacting as the main entry point for the home theres an overflow of hats, shoes and coats cluttering what little space the kitchen has. Laka and Gerard are really at a crossroads with very high stakes. With their first child on the way, two young artists decide their frozen second floor has got to go. Or will David find the space that allows them to blend seamlessly? After welcoming their second child into the family, the house immediately felt small, Danielle and Eli started dating when they were in the 8th grade. After 30 years of raising their kids in their 2200 square foot suburban home, the walls are closing in around Irene while husband Marcos believes it can be fixed to accommodate their multi-generational family. Hilary and David help a family who have been in a dated home for 20 years. Will either of them find the balance to please this picky pair? that was double the size of their last home. With a tiny kitchen, no entertaining space, an over-used basement and only one decent bathroom, Siobhan is ready to make the move to a home with ready-made space. She just needs Hilary to create three completely finished separate spaces that will allow them to rent out the basement, as well as improve the heating throughout the house. With an, unfinished basement and cramped spaces for their growing parties, Rodolfo feels, it is time to cash in on the homes improvement and find a house that is ready to, entertain. When Charles and Sherri purchased their large centrally located fixer upper, they knew it would be more than enough space for their family of four, but when they decided to start housing foreign students, breathing space became scarce and the reno requirements became unreasonable. Watch as David and Hilary help fed-up homeowners decide whether to live with renovations or move. With three kids in their teens and tweens, the family is constantly on top of one other. Marisa loves the charm of her old three bedroom house in the neighbourhood she loves. When BJ and Joe discovered they were expecting their first child, the expectation mounted for Joe to trade his beloved condo for a house. But soon everything changed for her, Vann and Caroline spent many years admiring a quaint house on the hill from just next door. With that in mind, the show navigates homeowners' decision to renovate or sell their home. Season 1 No Way To Go But Up. But 8 years later, the strange layout of the house is at war with the familys needs, in large part due to the discovery that their eldest daughter has epilepsy. For Martine and Eddie- Love it or List It`s consummate contractor, a potential filled home has become a huge headache. A growing family planned on renovating the layout of their home, but six years later, theyve had no time to focus on fixes. Mieke loves her home, while Geoff wanted out from day one. Rory and Jess are living the downtown dream. 2 years, a toddler and an in-home nanny share have turned their 1000 square foot house into a wedge between Jody and Sam. But now three sons and two dogs later, theyre out of room, and ideas. The Olmsteads live in the second floor apartment of their century fixer upper but plans to reform this residence went astray when baby Ben came along. Oliver put an offer on a home when his wife Melissa was away on business. Can Hilary transform their basement to provide the much needed breathing space? Can David find the house of their dreams in this ideal neighbourhood? Unfortunately, the finishes inside the house are artifacts of the 1970s and their plans to update it have taken a back seat to their busy family life. With Martine and David itching for the ease of a project free home, Eddie has no choice but to put his faith in Hilary, but when things get heated, this hard working handy man will need to learn to trust his team or risk losing his dream home forever. Despite taking 27 years to realize their dream of home-ownership, Doug and Ellie rushed into their house overlooking its total lack of function. But Sean is fed up with fixing it while Rebecca is fixated on its charm. Fast forward 12 years and add two adolescent kids into the mix and the Challengers living situation has become, well, challenging! For 33 years, family fun and personal heath struggles have prevented Mike and Cathy from maintaining their house. Grif loves his large, private backyard and is certain that a little makeover can make the house function again. Jamie and Greg spent two years searching for their dream home. Will Hilary be able to find the space they now desperately need or will David convince Laka another home is the ultimate solution to their predicament. Aline and Colin have two active kids enrolled in hockey but no more room in their current house to accommodate their busy family life. Or will David find them the house that has it all? He is also frustrated that their kids playroom is completely separate from the house in a room above their detached garage. One year later, the limited work Dan has done to make it reach that potential has pushed Delilah out the door. John wants Hilary to create the space for their family to grow, while Rebecca wants David to simply find them the perfect home. Will Hilary be able to expand and organize the Turners home to address their multiple needs, or will David be able to convince them to list and move to a home that offers them the much needed space they crave. After repeatedly being outbid in the real-estate market, Cole and Ashley took an aggressive gamble and purchased their first home sight unseen in an up and coming neighborhood. Can Hilary re imagine their living spaces enough to let this family write their next chapter here? Over time, Dave noticed the limitations of their home, Steve and Lesley found their home online after researching the top towns to live, work and raise a family in. Karin cant see blending both in their current home but Jason sees a future here. We see that every homeowner starts by not trusting Hilary's plan while the . Since moving in, the two homeowners are confronted almost daily by their homes dysfunctions. Buying a larger home in their area, the Shavers quick decision has led to disputes over space, layout, and character. About this show. She lives with her teens in her country home, while Andy lives with his 2 teens in his city triplex. They ended up purchasing in a transitioning neighborhood that was close to the kids school, parks, museums and downtown restaurants and markets. Laka feels with a little work the house has the potential to fit the bill but Gerard is not convinced and feels their money would be more useful elsewhere like moving! Aaron and Jessica bought their house because of the proximity to friends, the potential of the corner lot and great price. Moving from a country home to the city , the OHaras bought a character filled fixer upper. On this channel you can . Jamelle loved the office/dropzone space off the garage, and all the potential the 2,500 square foot house had to offer them and their daughter. Michael and Becky loved their sizeable lot and house when they first purchased it six years ago. However, Breanne loves the chaos and feels that, After looking at dozens of properties, Ken and Mark settled on a cabin-like home in the woods that was only minutes from downtown. They knew that they bought in a prime neighborhood and William loved the house until the reality of three growing boys sunk in, Empty nesters, Ken and Lori disagree on whether to improve their current house to make it more welcoming and functional for their kids and grandkids visiting more often or to find a new house that would be smaller and easier to maintain, Brian and Dana purchased their home seven years ago when they had just one son. Now that they have two teenagers in the house the space is feeling even more cramped than usual. Tim and Rachael, from Wandsworth, who had spent five years in their . David must find a home that is modern enough to satisfy Stephanie, but functional enough to tear Peter away from his freshly renovated home. But as their family grew from four to five it became clear that space in their artistically adorned abode wasnt adding up, a fact that split this couple down the middle. Planning for a third child soon, the McGeachies dread the thought of co-habiting in a house where the only full bathroom is an en suite. This is a Raise the Roof Production for Channel 4. Automobile Salvage Towing Auto Repair & Service. Sisters Julie and Sherry bought this three story home because of its potential to give them each their own space as well as an income unit in the basement. For whatever reason, the home they purchased years ago, no longer suits their needs. Divided, Megan and Jeff are looking for expert help from Hilary and David. Eight years ago, Tyler and Kim settled into an older, charming, little house in the heart of the city with their newborn daughter. Nikki convinced Josh to purchase this house because it was three doors down from his childhood home, Two years ago, Andrew and Christina bought their current house. David searches high and low to find a neighborhood gem to convince Chris out the door while Hilary redesigns the home to be a better fit for Mary. After four years of marriage, police officers Mike and Danny are split on Dannys former bachelor pad. 15 months later with hopes of another baby on the way, their two bedroom home has split this couple down the middle. After years of living abroad, the Maharishi family finally settled down into a suburban fixer upper. When all members of the Jaswal family pooled their money for a new home, function took the back seat to form. They compromised when they found their fixer upper on 1.5 acres of land, Archie and Rhiannon spend a lot of time at home and love their location, but they are fed up with the lack of function in their 1,200 sq. Mary and Chris love their neighborhood but the dysfunctional footprint is driving Mary crazy. Can Hilary open the main floor thats dividing the family AND this old house? Realtor David will work to find them a home that combines the space Matt needs to breathe with the charm artist Marci is so inspired by. Hilary works to create a more functional layout while David searches for a new house with an obstacle-free kitchen. When their five year plan to live in their home turned into a decade, and the family expanded to include kids and a nanny, YJ and Michael became divided over their three bedroom home. They moved in when they had two kids, but The couple feels their unfinished third floor is the perfect solution for their bedroom drama. They found a well-priced house on an acre plus lot, in an established neighbourhood close to downtown and bought it right away. James is fed up with the growing list of renovations while Sharon is extremely attached to the home. As their stuff stacked up, so did Davids issues with the family home. Will realtor David find them a family ready home with space for their teens, or will designer Hilary make daily life immeasurably more comfortable by reinventing many of the homes hotly debated spaces? However the house was a disaster, and upon entering Cole immediately hated the choppy layout of the space. At first the charming home lived up to their greatest expectations but now with a toddler and a newborn the difficulties and impracticalities of an older home have quickly become apparent. Life is about to get even more hectic with baby number four on the way, and Phil feels their three-bedroom house can barely contain the family as it is.