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Homeowners embark on the emotional journey to make one life-changing decision: to renovate and stay in their current home, move to a different home nearby, or relocate to a new city entirely.

Homeowners embark on the emotional journey to make one life-changing decision: to renovate and stay in their current home, move to a different home nearby, or relocate to a new city entirely.
Joshua and Rochelle need a recreational backyard for their two young children, an updated en suite bathroom, and an open kitchen layout so they can keep an eye on their kids while cooking and dining with friends.
Newly married with no kids, Gene and Shella settled on a starter home that they knew wouldn't work once they started their family, but that they agreed to move out of after five years.
When Chante and Matt bought their 4,400 square foot home in Farragut, Tenn., they thought they were buying their dream home; six years later, they have found that the home they once considered large has quickly become too small.
Chad and Amber invested in a home three years ago, but they have quickly outgrown the space; they're on the hunt to find their next forever home; they need space, storage and a large entertaining area to happily settle into their lives.
With the addition of another child and a dog, Malina and Luis Rojas' house has grown uncomfortably crowded; Malina is ready for a new adventure, but Luis is reluctant to let go of the memories they've made in their cozy Florida home.
After getting married, Justin and Traci moved to Charleston, W.V., to continue growing their family; their oldest son went away to college, and now they have two younger children.
Ten years ago when Jenifer and Josiah bought their first home together in Detroit, Mich., they paid only $16,500 cash; even though they've never had a mortgage to pay off, their house is a labor of love.
Rodney and Amber bought their home in Michigan after falling in love with its 3.65 acres and country setting; they imagined its river that runs right through the property would win them over, but the size of the soured them.
Guillermo and Val's house in Douglasville, Georgia has always been the perfect size for just the two of them. But all that changed when Val took up her passion for photography and now runs a portrait studio out of the house.
Whitney and Derick purchase a home nine years earlier as a place to raise and enjoy their growing family; now with busy schedules, family time is often hard to come by and their home's poorly designed layout literally puts walls between them.