House Hunters International : Season 24

When Scotland native Chris Rawlins left the military for a career at sea, he and wife Heidi realized they could live just about anywhere in the world. They were searching for adventure for their son Max, and while on holiday in Australia, they stumbled onto to it in the tropical paradise of Port Douglas - the gateway to the Great Barrier Reef. But buying in Port Douglas isn't as easy as it looks. Locals must choose between the lush tropical rainforest or the pristine beaches. With a budget of 1

Most dream of retiring early, but Will and Janis wouldn't have it any other way! But the reality of kicking back in Will's native Ecuador may actually mean getting their hands dirty. Will the pricey upkeep of oceanfront dream homes and a limited, cash-only budget get in the way of their best-laid plans? Find out when House Hunters rides onto the sandy shores of Salinas, Ecuador with real estate agent Amy Pinoargote.

Samson and Liana Avetian fell in love in Boston but these native Armenians have their hearts set on making a difference back home. Their families left Armenia just after the Cold War ended, but over the past twenty years the country has undergone dramatic changes - Samson and Liana want to move back to the capital city of Yerevan and be a part of the downtown renaissance. But square footage in Yerevan is pricey and larger alternatives lie on the edge of town. With a budget of $220,000, Real Esta

Hip Tel Aviv with its hot beaches and shopping meccas is calling Moran's name. With her sister Liad already living in the city, Moran is excited to find her own home there. But for this fashionista, the sparkle of modish digs in the chicest of zip codes can be intoxicating. Will her sister's tough love help avoid a budget meltdown? Find out when Moran returns to Tel Aviv, Israel with help from real estate agent ,Shuli Aviad, and interior designer, Ariella Shneor.

Before contemplating a move down under, Scott and Navine Mackay escaped the hustle of London for the tranquility of Thailand. Life in Southeast Asia was nearly perfect except that Scott commuted between his job in Bangkok and his home in Phuket. He's eager to spend less time on the road, and more time with the family and a move to the Gold Coast of Australia should make things easier. Scott's new job is in nearby Brisbane and the commute won't be nearly as demanding but giving up the lifestyle i

Businessman and former Olympian, Cary Mullen, was used to life on the go, but marriage to wife, Christina, and the birth of three kids made him rethink this hectic pace. After five years of searching, Cary and Christina fell in love with the family-friendly and laid back beach atmosphere in Puerto Escondido, Mexico. They felt right at home and now hope to fulfill their dream of a beachfront property in paradise. With a budget of $1.2 million, real estate agent, Brett Radmin, has no problems find

When Greg and Erica discovered their passion for a life in South America, they learned about Montevideo from a Uruguayan friend. When she offered the use of her apartment, they sold their house and belongings and didn't look back. Now 6000 miles from home, they're starting over with a fixed budget. Realtor Patricia Turner takes them through the city and shows them life is good, even if it's not cheap. Will it be something old, something new, or a little of both, and will their budget get them wh

Married for 15 years, avid travelers Eyassu and Shontaye Abegaz always dreamed of living in another country. Though Eyassu was born in Ethiopia, he moved to the States for high school and has been living in the U.S. ever since. Growing tired of their hectic pace in Washington, DC the couple took a trip to Botswana and absolutely fell in love with the country: the culture, the people and the landscape. After Eyassu was offered a teaching job at a university in Gaborone, the couple had their chanc

Lena Stubner and Karin Henriksson are giving up their lives in Sweden to spend the rest of their lives surfing in France. Their dreams are unlimited, but their budget isn't and Hossegor is one of the most expensive areas in France. They are planning to make their living by operating a surf camp in the popular beach destination, so the property they find has to do double duty as both home and business. Real estate agent Joel Vidoudez takes them from the beach and back again with the options. Will

After 16 hectic years, countless missions, and plenty of uprooting, Andrew Curlewis is calling it quits with Britain's Royal Navy. He and wife Claire are making one final transfer to New Zealand's Royal Navy in Auckland so their family of 4 can set down roots. After years in flux, they're looking for beaches, family atmosphere, and a short commute down to the naval base. They think they've found it in Auckland's North Shore, but real estate agent Debbi Lyons brings bad news: their 1 million budg

The Blairs want a drill in all things French and experience is the best teacher. But Franco-mania can produce life's sweetest pleasures and its worst misfortunes. Is the Blair's dream home hiding in the back roads of Europe's dairy land? Find out when House Hunters moves to Normandy, France with the help of property consultant Adrian Leeds.

After warming up to the charms of Krakow, Mike Eden's bank job has the family of eight on the move again. This time, they're transferring to the tropics of Kuala Lumpur. Leaving Krakow so soon is going to be tough and navigating Kuala Lumpur's massive property market will be even tougher. Space for six kids and two dogs is priority number one, but just as important is privacy, especially to Mike's wife, Lisa. Real estate agent Brandon Lim knows that incredible options abound, but with so many st

French stunt woman Karine met her American high wire walker husband Jade when they were both performing with Cirque de Soleil in Orlando, Florida. They got married on a high wire and after relocating to L.A. and living there for six years they decided to move to Gard in the south of France to raise their two sons. Since Karine is French and Jade trained at circus school in France it made perfect sense to return. They packed a twenty foot container and made the move. Their key wishes were to find

A couple prepares to relocate to Bogota, Colombia.