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A Canadian family wants to escape the cold and enjoy the warm weather and activities in Cerritos Beach, Mexico, an up-and-coming town still under construction. Moving to a town that is hardly on the map yet holds some challenges, but the beach and the deals have made it their target destination.
Canadians Mac and Giulia are embarking upon a new city, new jobs, a new relationship and a new home. They're excited to find a loft in East London, but the search turns tricky when they realize that they want totally different styles for their first place together.
A Brooklyn couple with a newborn daughter decides to move to Singapore for his job opportunity. But while she wants all the amenities and a great neighborhood like they have in Brooklyn, he is more concerned about the money. It's a compromise neither wish to make as Singapore is the most expensive city in the world and they will be down to one income.
When Tiffany landed a teaching position in Umea, Sweden, it wasn't just her husband, Dave, and the kids who were packing their bags. Tiffany's twin sister, Vanessa, is also on board for the move, and while the sisters may be inseparable, their wish lists aren't as in sync. To settle her entire family abroad, Tiffany will have to juggle the needs of the whole gang and hopefully land them in a home they can all agree on.
Looking to trade skyscrapers for a soft jungle breeze, a pair of world-travelling teachers moves their family from busy Shanghai to calming San Jose, Costa Rica. Led by best intentions, Pat and Jen struggle to balance a pay cut with the needs of their two young daughters, but they realize that their biggest obstacle may be their differing ideas of what's best for their family.
A couple puts her law career on hold to support his military promotion in Hainaut, Belgium. Between their dog, his motorcycle and her desire to start a family, however, the young couple will have to agree on their priorities before they can move into any home.
A California couple decides to leave their large home in Silicon Valley for an even bigger home with ocean views in sunny Cabo San Lucas. But their expectations and their price point don't line up, and they'll need to fork over a lot more than they've planned if they want to make their Mexican dream a reality.
David grew up visiting Puerto Penasco, Mexico, and now he wants to share the quaint fishing village he remembers with his wife, Amanda, and their kids. But the quiet town he once knew has flourished and changed, and while Amanda loves being in the thick of it, David is determined to find a secluded slice of paradise that reminds him of the old days. They can't have it both ways, though, so David will have to decide if he's stuck in the past or willing to start a new family tradition in a changed Puerto Penasco.
Jordan is getting the chance of a lifetime to study playwriting at a graduate school in London, and he's bringing his dog as well as his drag alter ego, Wanda Cookie, along for the adventure. Jordan is set on living solo, but his friend thinks he'll need something bigger than just a small studio apartment.
Speech therapist Joanne is moving from Los Angeles to Phnom Penh, Cambodia, to work, and she has a friend with a keen eye and local experience helping her look for an apartment. Joanne wants a Western-style apartment with modern appliances and enough space for a roommate to share expenses. Being new to the city, she would also like to live in a lively neighborhood with enough space to entertain new friends.
Kim, a beauty industry leader living in New York City, and Hein, a fourth-generation Dutch tulip farmer, are taking their long-distance relationship to the next level by moving in together in Amsterdam. The capital gives Kim that big city feel she loves, and it's a short commute for Hein to get to the farm. Kim wants a big, bright place with modern amenities near the historic canals, while Hein just wants parking and a home that offers the shortest commute possible.
After eight years of living in the heat of Darwin, Australia, Charlie wants to be in a cooler climate and insists his partner, Ryan, accept a job transfer to chilly Hobart, Tasmania. They're at odds over what is essential in their potential home. A former chef, Charlie wants a large, modern kitchen with a great view. Ryan just wants a place that's under budget and located downtown so he can walk to work. After looking at some homes, they realize that they'll have to break the bank, ditch Charlie's wish list or leave the city center.
When David found out he couldn't bring Jessie to Stockholm unless they were married, he bought her a candy ring and hoped for the best. Now they're off to Sweden as newlyweds, with just one income and the challenges of living together for the first time. Jessie would like to find a place where she has her own personal space, but the couple's budget may force them into one where they cook, eat and sleep all in the same room.
