Morgan and Kristin decided not to renew the contract on their rental duplex in hopes of buying their first home. On their budget, they had to choose a fixer-upper. With the help of Property Brothers Drew and Jonathan they were able to see through the dirt and grim, to a house they can make their own. It needs work, but has the character they love. As the renovations get underway, issues arise when a storm ruins some of the progress. They're counting on the Property Brothers to salvage the work and restore the character to make this fixer-upper into their dream home.

Dan and Brittany are ready to move from their tiny apartment into a house where they can entertain. Dan has collected loads of appliances for their house, and is ready for a house that can fit them. They need a larger home, and with it, they want more style, but on their budget that's nearly impossible. So, Property Brothers Drew and Jonathan are ready to help the couple find a fixer-upper and then renovate it to become their dream house.

Social butterflies Kate and Cole have been renting a house for too long. They're ready to get out of the cramped space and purchase their first home. They want a house with an open floor plan so they can socialize and entertain their friends, as well as have space for their 2 dogs. Property Brothers Drew and Jonathan show them fixer-uppers they know will meet their needs, but Kate and Cole are skeptical of the work and costs required to transform it into their dream home.

With their limited live and work space cramping their style, clothing designers Emma and Kieron are on the hunt for the perfect budget-friendly downtown property. Spacious modern interiors and loads of vintage charm are on the shopping list for this property. With help of the Property Brothers, these designers will get the extra space they need to keep their creative juices flowing.

Expectant parents Kathryn and Eric are ready to trade in his downtown bachelor pad for a family-friendly house in the suburbs. They want a big bright kitchen with a formal dining space, cozy living room, and a beautiful nursery for baby. The Property Brothers come to the rescue helping them find a budget-friendly dream home that can be renovated on time. With a budget that doesn't match the couple's expectations, Drew and Jonathan struggle to sell the potential of a fixer-upper. A smooth demolition is an initial relief for the nervous parents-to-be. But it leads to new scheduling demands from an impatient Kathryn. As Jonathan rushes to accommodate, he and the couple have some potentially costly design disagreements. But the team comes together on a fun-filled day shopping for baby furniture. Then, with time ticking, a major miscommunication seriously jeopardizes the move-in date.

The perfect home to raise a family in.

Whitney and Wyatt live with her parents, and are tired of the lack of space and the long commutes to work. They're ready to buy their first home, and know what they want, but are limited by their small budget. Property Brothers Drew and Jonathan help them see how a renovation can give them their perfect home. After choosing a fixer-upper, the design plan runs into a wall causing the anxious first-time homeowners to wonder if they'll ever have a place of their own. It's up to the Property Brothers to create the couple's dream home.

Stan, Leslie and their two daughters, Stacy and Sarah each have a list of what they want in their family's home, but they all agree on one thing - they've got to get out of the condo they're living in now. They sold their house and are living there until they can find their perfect home. But with all the requirements they have, and their budget, Property Brothers Drew and Jonathan have a lot of work to do. After the renovation starts they realize it's going to be harder than they thought working with handy man Stan.

Sandra and Kyle have been renting her late grandma's shabby, outdated house and it's time for something more modern. They want an open concept design with a killer kitchen, on the subway line, and a short walk from all amenities. The Property Brothers come to the rescue helping them find a budget-friendly dream home that can be renovated on time.With a budget that doesn't match the couple's expectations, Drew and Jonathan struggle to sell the potential of a fixer-upper. This time, however, Drew's first suggestion is a real surprise. The house also holds some unwanted glitches that add time and money to the redesign. As Sandra and Kyle struggle with living above the renos, Jonathan compensates with some retail therapy. But when a planned living room feature is threatened, the couple could start to regret their decision unless Jonathan can work his usual magic in time for move-in day.

Danielle and Chad, and three rambunctious young kids, are sharing a tiny bedroom in his mom's house after a stint abroad. They want a private, detached home with four bedrooms, spacious kitchen and playroom, plus a nice backyard. The Property Brothers come to the rescue helping them find a budget-friendly dream home that can be renovated on time. With a budget that doesn't match the couple's expectations, Drew and Jonathan struggle to sell the potential of a fixer-upper. And the pressure is on from the start as the anxious family lives upstairs through the loud, dusty renovation. Structural issues could impact key design features and Danielle isn't shy about voicing her displeasure especially when it comes to the kids' playroom. But Chad's mother eases pressure on Jonathan with an unexpected solution. Meanwhile, Danielle can't resist the urge to snoop around.

Determined to move closer to the high school where he teaches, suburbanites John and Christine are hoping to buy a new home in the city. But finding an affordable move-in ready property for a family of six is a tall order. The Property Brothers step up to the challenge and find this large family the house with the perfect location to fit the bill.

With their blended family of three children, Julie and Peter are hoping to find a sprawling four-bedroom home where they can put down roots. They’ve got a long wish list and a limited budget, and since their current rental has already been sold, they’ve got just two months to find – and move into – the home of their dreams. Enter Property Brothers Drew Scott and Jonathan Scott. They promise to help Julie and Peter find a home that suits their needs, but first they have to convince them that in a red-hot real estate market, a fixer-upper is the way to go. Getting the couple to see the potential of a run-down home proves to be a challenge. And when they finally zero in on an unusual property that’s perfectly priced, they find themselves in a bidding war.

Tina and James are recent empty nesters, with a long list of wants. They want to downsize and move closer to the city. They want a house that's move in ready and they don't want to do any renovations. The Property Brothers help them explore dated homes and work to convince them that on a budget, a renovation is the only way to go.

Newlyweds Marla and Adam are ready to move out of her mom's place and start their lives together as a married couple. They want a kitchen to accommodate their kosher lifestyle, extra bedrooms for visiting family, and a quick commute to work. The Property Brothers come to the rescue helping them find a budget-friendly dream home that can be renovated on time. With a budget that doesn't match the couple's expectations, Drew and Jonathan struggle to sell the potential of a fixer-upper. But the real challenge lies in resolving Marla and Adam's many stylistic differences. So Jonathan resorts to a unique method of building consensus, while also dealing with daily visits and constant questions from Marla. But her background in property management results in a couple of good suggestions. And the demolition uncovers a nice cost-saving surprise. But then the couple throws the kibosh on a key feature of Jonathan's design throwing a wrench in the schedule.

A super stylish modern home.

Newlyweds Raun and Jasprit have outgrown his cramped bachelor pad, and are now looking for an urban feng shui-friendly family dream home that matches their long wish list and expensive tastes. But with a limited budget, the couple is going to have to turn to the Property Brothers to learn how to turn a run-down property into their dream home.

A tiny condo and a baby on the way.

After financially making it back into the black, Tim and Michelle are ready to leave their suburban lifestyle behind for the lights of the city. They're now taking their uptown attitude to downtown fixer-uppers. With their tight budget and high expectations, they turn to the Property Brothers for help. So it's up to Drew and Jonathan to try to show the couple the big picture and convince them they can have their downtown oasis.

Soon-to-be-newlyweds, Jay and Cara, are searching for their perfect home as they plan their wedding. Property Brothers Drew and Jonathan have come in to help them find a home. Jay and Cara have plenty of things they want in their house, but don't have a budget for a move-in ready home. Now, Drew and Jonathan have to convince the couple adding renovations to their to-do list could give them their dream home and save their budgets.

Delecia, Dwyane and their son Dekar are living in one bedroom in Dwyane's parents' house. They are tired of living out of suitcases and boxes. They need a space of their own. They say they don't need anything too ornate, but would love to find their dream home. Property Brothers Drew and Jonathan are ready to help them find that house, but realize it might take more work than the couple would like, especially after finding aesbestos and structural issues within the house.

After living and working abroad, Megan and hockey pro Greg are ready to settle down and start a family. They want a sunny, open space with a backyard and man cave in Greg's childhood neighborhood. The Property Brothers come to the rescue helping them find a budget-friendly dream home that can be renovated on time. With a budget that doesn't match the couple's expectations, Drew and Jonathan struggle to sell the potential of a fixer-upper. Megan and Greg's reno anxiety is confirmed, though, when demo day uncovers unwanted visitors and shoddy structural issues. Then, their indecision over quickly needed design choices makes Jonathan nervous. A game of road hockey provides a fun distraction, but the loser must perform a tedious chore. As Jonathan races to meet the deadline, an unexpected gift throws a wrench into his schedule. And Drew resolves a dilemma for Greg just in time for the couple to make an exciting announcement.

Tired of their tiny townhouse in the city, and with a wish list that far exceeds their budget, newlyweds Rob and Janice are hoping to find a sprawling move-in ready dream home complete with a gourmet kitchen and a huge backyard. It's up to the Property Brothers to show Rob and Janice that with a little compromise and hard work they can have the dream home they desire.

Scott, Sarah and the twins' condo is busting at the seams. They need a space where they can relax and spread out. Sick of all the shared spaces in the condo, they are looking to expand into a house. They find bigger is not always better as the Property Brothers help them discover the need for a fixer-upper home.

A cramped townhouse to a large free-flowing home with all the modern fixings.

Back home after years of exotic travel, and with a second child on the way, Mark and Priscilla are desperate to escape their cramped rental. They want a big, detached, open-concept house in a family friendly neighborhood. The Property Brothers come to the rescue helping them find a budget-friendly dream home that can be renovated on time. With a budget that doesn't match the couple's expectations, Drew and Jonathan struggle to sell the potential of a fixer-upper. But Mark's expensive tastes result in a pricy fixer-upper. So when a slew of unexpected structural, electrical and plumbing issues surface, rising costs create major tension for the mom and dad-to-be. And setbacks to the schedule add pressure on Jonathan who has promised to deliver the reno before Priscilla delivers the baby. But his focus on essential structural solutions is diverted by Mark's premature fixation with finishes.