House Hunters - Season 16

Savannah, Ga., natives Dana Boyd and Tony Griffin have dreamed of buying a waterfront home all their lives, and now they are ready to make that dream come true. They are looking for a house in Richmond Hill, a marshland community just south of Savannah.

Dicky Mopper and his fiancee, Tania Doubleday, are both realtors living in Savannah, Ga. Before they get married and blend their two families and pets, they want to find a new home. They would like to stay in the Savannah and find a place with at least four bedrooms, a porch or yard for the children and pets, large kitchen and game room.

Newlyweds Veronica and Carl Morgan adore their home in their sleepy hometown of Arbutus, Md., just outside of Baltimore. But with their ever-expanding canine family, it's time to find a house with a lot more room.

With six living under one roof, a young couple's Minneapolis house has become a zoo. Now, they're looking for a new one with the privacy they need, but low ceilings may have their options coming up short.

When every view is postcard perfect, a couple struggles to pick their new slice of paradise in Maui, Hawaii.

A Florida couple's move to Minneapolis was just the first of major change in their lives. Now with a new baby, their home is way too small, and they need a new place where they can stay for good.

An outdoorsy couple is ready to buy bigger in Seattle, Washington. They want a three-bedroom house with plenty of natural light, but in Seattle's red-hot market, there might not be many available properties to choose from.

A Tennessee family is getting squeezed in their current home, so their looking for a place with space for six. With so many people to please, it will take a lot to make this big family happy.

A family of five is piled into one tiny house, and they're sharing a single, tiny bathroom. Their looking for more space in Portland, Oregon's tight market.

A baby girl has taken over her parents' home with all of her stuff. Now, Mom and Dad are searching for a new house with plenty of room to grow.

A Chicago family is fed up with their small downtown condo, but they aren't sure if they're really ready to leave city living behind.

A San Francisco couple needs more space before she enters med school. With housing prices soaring higher than the Golden Gate Bridge, they're just hoping to get what they paid for.

A Nashville Family is moving to Baltimore, but the historic homes up north are leaving them more homesick than impressed.