Love It or List It

Joe and Linh's twins turn their dream home into a wedge between them.

Matt and Kelly's aging row house and eroding foundations.

A space that has both character and function.

Roxy and Dee's relationship; Hilary and David work to create harmony.

A family of seven needs more space.

Phil and Kelly's fourth child is on the way and they are outgrowing their two-story home.

Joe is looking for a new house after living in a condo.

Dueling sisters want more privacy.

A move to the suburbs to be closer to cultural amenities.

Desmond wants more space.

Marisa's century home leaves Chris wanting a more modern build.

A family business and an active family needs more space.

A home to accommodate three generations.

A family runs out of space.

Oliver buys a home that needs fixing.

Catherine is attached to Scott's house.

A rundown bungalow leads to a fresh start.

Aaron and Danielle want a new home to start their family.

An area for the kids' hockey activities may mean a larger house with a backyard.

Sarena & Flare need more room in their tiny basement.

Wendie and Dave's suburban home has become a daily battle.

A family-owned legacy farmhouse of five generations has too much space.

A couple with plans to have a second child end up expecting twins.

Creating a private space for a mother and daughter.

Creating more space for a baby on the way.

Re-inventing a tight basement to provide more space.

A tiny townhouse holds a family of seven.

No main floor living space in a small house.

An easier-to-manage manor home.

A tiny bungalow by a lakeside.

Transforming a huge house into a home.

A family of seven needs a change.

A historic Victorian home needs an update.

Police officers cannot agree on whether to update or relocate.

A suburban home to accommodate a multi-generational family.

Sarah and Andrew need a bigger house.

Kelly and Robin need an expansion for their growing family.

Cam wants a house with more space.

Jody needs space to breathe; Sam wants to make their current home work.

Season 5, Episode 40 of HGTV's Love It or List It.

Karina, her son and her sister had to squeeze back into a small bachelorette pad.

Richard wants to move to a larger home, but Danielle doesn't want to leave her elderly aunt, who lives next door.

After Deborah and Jay inherit a large sum of money, they argue over keeping their home or moving.

When Barb and Pete bought their semi detached home it was with a 5 year plan. Over a decade and two active, teenaged kids later, they’re still there and struggling with the tiny cramped spaces more than ever. Can Hilary prove to Pete that this house can work? Or will David find them the home that delivers not only the space they need, but the peace of mind they deserve?

Brian needs a home that accommodates his disabilities.

A family of four lives in the basement of a three-story house.

A family lives in a small home with a chopped-up floorplan.

With their tiny house crawling with people, Hilary makes the most of Sue and Bruce's home while David presents a move-in-ready space.

Hilary tries to fit YJ and Michael's home to fit their needs while David searches for a new home.

Janice bought a house without consulting Trevor.

A couple disagrees on the future of their former triplex.

Delilah has had enough with Dan's renovations.

After spending two years fixing up their home and increasing the value, a couple must decide whether or not to sell.

After a two-year search for their dream home, a couple needs the house to be more functional, or they need to find a new one.

A large family no longer fits in their home, they need more space either through renovation or a move.

In spite of a large yard, a couple is divided over their bungalow's ability to house their growing family.

A realtor helps a couple find a home large enough without losing the charm of their current home; expanding a highly-debated space.

After relocating to a rural home, a couple wants a home that combines urban functionality with the room that they have.

While a woman feels cramped in their townhouse after the birth of her daughter, her husband is determined to make it work for their new family.

After patching up their relationship, a couple realizes they have a lot of things to fix with their house as well.

With an unfinished basement and cramped spaces, a home no longer suits the purposes of a couple who likes to entertain.

Nevada is tired of chaos, while Kevin thinks their home can be made functional.

A man loves the location of his house, but his wife feels confined by the cramped living area, and would prefer a more open concept in the country.