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House Hunters Season 247, Episode 11: A Permanent Home in Atlanta

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After moving numerous times for work, a couple wants to give their kids a permanent home in the Atlanta area. She's willing to spend top-dollar for a new build, but he thinks getting a deal on a fixer-upper would save them money. Watch House Hunters Season 247, Episode 11 A Permanent Home in Atlanta in HD free online. Enjoy high-quality streaming of House Hunters Season 247, Episode 11 and share your thoughts in the comments below!

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Episodes

13 episodes
1

Things Are Getting Better

After a divorce, a single dad looks for a fresh start with a new home for himself and his daughter in Florida. He wants something grand and near the water, but his best friend is worried that he's getting in over his head.
2

Living Her Best Life in Minneapolis

Recently divorced and ready to buy on her own, a young woman searches for an old home in Minneapolis. She's looking for a place she can put her own touches on, but her friend wants to remind her to focus on dating, rather than renovations.
3

Peace and Quiet in Arkansas

A couple looks to leave bustling Bentonville, Arkansas, for a quieter setting outside of town. After their last fixer-upper, she's set on something that's turnkey, but he's willing to take on a project if he can get more land.
4

Back to the Beach in St. Augustine

A surfer looks for a place near the beach in her hometown of St. Augustine, Florida. She'd like a turnkey home, but her DIY-ing mom thinks she should be open to fixer-uppers so she can have an excuse to visit her daughter on the coast.
5

Mom Knows Best in North Carolina

After moving for her job a year ago, a young woman is ready to lay down roots and buy a house in North Carolina. She'd love to find something historic and charming, but her mom has flown into town to make sure her daughter makes a wise choice.
6

Practical vs. Grand in Virginia

After overcoming a serious health issue, a Virginia couple needs a new home that better accommodates her needs. He's pushing for a practical and affordable single-story, but she still insists on the grand and glamorous home of her dreams no matter what.
7

From NYC to OK

As part of a remote workers program, a buyer moves from a bustling New York City to Tulsa, Oklahoma. She's looking for a cozy bungalow that won't break the bank, but her big sister wants to make sure she spends enough to get a home she can enjoy.
8

Family First in Pittsburgh

Newlyweds look to sell their tiny townhouse and give their growing family more space in the South Hills suburb of Pittsburgh. He wants to go farther out where they can get more for their money, but she wants something turnkey and close to the city.
9

Town or Country in Vermont

Two US immigrants have worked hard to realize their dream of owning a home in Burlington, Vermont. He's willing to go out to the country for a property with lots of land and privacy, but she wants to stay close to town in a place with modern comforts.
10

Bougie in Atlanta

After ending a long-term relationship, a buyer is ready to purchase a new home in Atlanta. He insists on having something grand, luxurious and in the heart of the city, but his pockets might not be deep enough to get everything he wants.
11

A Permanent Home in Atlanta

After moving numerous times for work, a couple wants to give their kids a permanent home in the Atlanta area. She's willing to spend top-dollar for a new build, but he thinks getting a deal on a fixer-upper would save them money.
12

Investing in Herself

After dedicating her life to raising her sons, a single woman focuses on her own needs and looks to buy her first home outside Chicago. She's leaning towards a low-maintenance townhome, but her friend thinks a single-family home is a better investment.
13

Picky Parents in Alabama

Two picky parents look for a larger home with plenty of space for their two kids and rescue pup in Alabama. They're constantly being outbid and have been stuck in real estate purgatory for over a year, and it's partly due to their struggle to compromise.