Windy City Rehab — Season 3

Alison is determined to finish one of her last few investor projects, a four-unit apartment building. After two years of setbacks and facing a time crunch, she gets creative to find materials, save the property's unique features and repay her investors.

Alison has one last property to flip that she owns with her former business partner. Her new construction on a six-bedroom home in the perfect location should bring in top dollar, but major delays tighten the budget to avoid a huge loss for her investors.

Alison joins forces with a husband-and-wife realtor team to restore a three-bedroom Spanish Revival in California's Hollywood Hills. She takes on a complete gut rehab after the grand property sat empty for years in this historic and iconic neighborhood.

While taking advantage of a real estate opportunity in Atlanta, Alison finds a willing co-investor in her older brother. Then, she gets to work completely transforming an outdated loft in one of the city's oldest buildings into a truly luxurious retreat.

As Alison continues to rebound from a tumultuous year, she dips her toes back into the world of client renovations. She takes on a Chicago couple with a big wish list and a tight budget, and she'll have to use all of her tricks to create their dream home.

Alison takes on a project to rescue her clients from a bad floor plan in the Chicago suburb of Evanston. She'll have to juggling a huge budget, tight timelines and demanding homeowners as she struggles to keep the renovation on track.

Alison works with a close friend on Chicago's Gold Coast to turn his stunning high-rise condo into a truly unique take on city living. Meanwhile, Alison juggles business opportunities as she jets off to create her own signature wine in Athens, Greece.

Alison helps a Chicago family navigate the city's tough building codes and materials shortages as she turns their outdated home into a suburban stunner that is sure to become the envy of the whole neighborhood.

A busy client in Chicago gives Alison carte blanche and a $1.5 million budget to renovate a complete tear down into an architectural masterpiece that includes its own greenhouse, a massive living area and one-of-a-kind landscaping.