Childhood sweethearts, Michelle and Paul have known each other their whole lives, their parents meeting at ante-natal classes. Michelle is a sentimental softie who hates change, she wants to stay in the home they've been in for almost 15 years. Practical Paul believes their property is too small for them and their two children and yearns for a home with more space where he can work from home. If that home happened to have an extra bathroom, all the better for this Boondall family! Neale needs to create a space for Paul to feel at home, Andrew needs to find a home in the same postcode to even begin to tempt Michelle

Belinda and Cameron's first home together is in the desirable bayside Melbourne suburb of Brighton but it just happens to be on the wrong street. A busy four-lane road to be precise. Andrew thinks a move closer to the city for a couple who have chosen not to have kids is the right lifestyle choice. Neale believes with a design adjustment he can turn this cottage into an entertaining dream

Con and Rita's Post War Preston home is dated, dark and dreary. This Greek couple once dreamt of filling the rooms with children but after years of unsuccessful attempts, Con thinks a fresh new start could be the order of the day. Rita loves the house and refuses to budge, believing a clean open plan space will be all she needs to stay forever.

Georgia and John and their three small kids are feeling cramped in their current home. Georgia is tired of the impractical layout of their house and wants to replace the pool with a sizeable backyard. John thinks by increasing the floor plan of their Queenslander the solution is underneath their current living space.

Isaac and Renee are at a crossroads with their little house in the Sutherland Shire of NSW. Retired NRL player Isaac believes his family of four needs a house with more internal space as their kids grow but Renee thinks with some internal adjustments their current home will suit their needs.

Tracey and Antony bought their four-bed detached home 10 years earlier. Tracey likes gardening and the beautiful view from the front of the property, but Antony loves all things new and is ready for a change.

Nat and Tim are schoolteachers living in a modest home in Picnic Point. It is obvious they love each other, but not their home. Tim is ready to leave, but can Andrew convince Nat as well?

Ange and Sonia bought their home in a rush and now Ange is suffering buyer's remorse, while Sonia loves their home. Neale must turn Ange's negative feelings around, while Andrew has to convince Sonia to move.

Time poor professionals Tom and Erin know it's time to make a decision on their current Queenslander. Erin loves it and wants to stay, but Tom thinks their perfect home is a sale away.

Vicki and Mark live on the upper level of their home with their two daughters. Grandpa Alex, Mark's father, lives downstairs. Vicki thinks the house is falling apart, but Mark thinks they have a dream house.

Empty nesters Craig & Belinda are at loggerheads over their four bedroom suburban Ashmore home. After years of moving around with the Army, Belinda wants to stay settled while Craig, wants to embrace a new beachy lifestyle.

Project manager Jackie has employed Mr Winter to find her family a new, modern, open plan home in bayside Melbourne. Husband Peter believes Neale is the answer to their issues and hopes his wife will soon change her mind.

Can Andrew find James and Brendan a home to rival their beautiful weatherboard cottage? Or will Neale devise a plan that not only utilises the space they currently have but transforms it, too?