Property Brothers - Buying + Selling - 3 ª Season

Abby, David, and their son are already feeling the squeeze in their tiny home. And with another baby on the way, they've got just five months to relocate to their forever home. The couple's lofty plan hinges on selling their current home for top dollar, but with its lackluster unfinished interiors, that's not going to happen. Jonathan is determined to give the property the polish it needs, and narrowly averts a crisis in the kitchen. Meanwhile, it's up to Drew to find a budget dream home that matches the family's extensive wish list. That's easier said than done, because while David has his eye on a fixer-upper, Abby is set on finding a picture perfect move-in ready home.

With three generations living under one roof, Chuck and Kim are feeling the squeeze. Plus, getting the kids to school every day means a grueling four-hour daily commute for mom. It's definitely time to relocate. But they'll have to spruce up their current home first or they won't be able to afford the upgrade. Jonathan has a plan to revamp the home's worn-out interiors, but a heavy-duty surprise in the kitchen means he has to re-jig the design. Meanwhile, Drew is determined to find a spacious suburban home with a separate living area for grandma. But the real challenge is finding a budget-friendly property in an exclusive school district.

With a big dog, a rambunctious toddler, and a baby who literally sleeps in the closet, stay-at-home dad Chip and working-mom Danielle juggle their busy schedule in a home they've long since outgrown. They're eager to relocate to a bigger property, but their current home's dreary décor is holding them back. Jonathan steps in with an ambitious ten-day renovation plan that includes an overhaul of the kitchen and master bathroom. And once the walls come down, he uncovers a nasty surprise. Meanwhile, Drew hits it out of the ballpark by delivering a home with everything on the couple's wish list. But when they lose the property to another buyer, Drew's got to motivate the couple to search for a house all over again.

Jack bought his bachelor pad nearly a decade ago, well before he met Clifton and they adopted two sons. With lack of space a serious problem, the couple has spent two frustrating years looking for the perfect property. To make matters worse, their current home is overrun with toys and poor design choices, and is hardly a magnet for buyers. Drew and Jonathan are convinced that with a few key improvements, they can sell the couple's current house for top dollar and get them settled into a sprawling new family home. Drew's challenge is to find a centrally located property that combines the charm of an older home with the luxury of a new build. Meanwhile, improving their current home's curb appeal means some backbreaking work for Jack and Clifton. And as for Jonathan's masterful makeover, you never know what you're going to find behind the walls of a 90-year-old home.

Laura was an artist living in the big city until she married Ken and settled down in the suburbs. And while they're now prepared to find a downtown property that's big enough for their two kids and Ken's race car collection, their worn-out home is not ready for sale. Jonathan vows to finish the partially renovated kitchen and modernize the outdated interiors, but runs into a potentially hazardous structural problem along the way. Meanwhile, Drew's hurdle is finding a downtown home that satisfies the couple's suburban wish list. Later, with a paintbrush hanging in the balance, Drew accepts a racetrack challenge that could put him in coveralls for the night.