Love It or List It — Season 17

Featuring behind-the-scenes pop-up facts about Hilary and David, we meet a couple that purchased a one-story bungalow after a medical diagnosis. She loves the community, but he thinks they need a new house to prepare for a future with more obstacles.

Featuring behind-the-scenes pop-up facts about Hilary and David, our hosts work with a couple overwhelmed by interior updates in their quaint home-next-door. She wants Hilary to help create the perfect layout while he hopes David can find a larger home.

Featuring behind-the-scenes pop-up facts about Hilary and David, our hosts work with a couple that made mistakes building their home and need more space. He feels a design expert can improve the layout, but she thinks the best option is a new home.

Hilary and David reminisce about some of their favorite challenges from a previous episode. David was shocked and thrilled when Ryan and Ashley decided to List It, but there may be even more surprises when he and Hilary check in on the couple.

Hilary and David reflect on their time with Maggie and Aaron, and their debate over the sprawling ranch home. Hilary was convinced the couple made the wrong decision to List It while David was sure his fellow agent made the best choice possible!

Hilary and David reminisce about homeowners Greg and Rodolfo, and wonder how their parties are panning out in the new pool palace David found for them. They also speculate if Hilary's beautiful basement design lead to any second-guessing.

Jeff and Callie loved their home despite not getting everything on their wish list. David was shocked with their decision to Love It, and he is eager to check in on the couple to see if Hilary's transformation continues to have a lasting impact.

While Hilary made a huge impact with her modern kitchen design, David found a home with more space closer to downtown with a shorter commute. Jeremy and Shana decided to Love It, so Hilary and David check in to see if their decision stuck.

Hilary and David revisit one of their favorite challenges that involved keeping a couple close to their sought-after community. Although David's choice earned him a coveted List It, they're eager to see how life in William and Ashley's new house is going.

Hilary loves to chide David whenever she wins a tough challenge, especially when her design decision was so hotly debated. They catch up with Don and Quincy to see if sacrificing a garage in favor of more living space gave them what they needed.

Hilary and David revisit Sharnee and Albert, who decided to list their starter home in favor of a house with more space. They're interested to see if the couple settled in to their new digs that David found them or if they back peddled on their decision.

Featuring behind-the-scenes pop-up facts about Hilary and David, our hosts work with a couple that bought a foreclosure home in need of a lot of work. She feels the to-do list is too long, but he's unwilling to budge and hopes Hilary can change her mind.

Featuring behind-the-scenes pop-up facts about Hilary and David, we meet two differently-scheduled sisters who are desperate to create some sibling harmony and find the perfect home to accommodate their distinct lifestyles.

Featuring behind-the-scenes pop-up facts about Hilary and David, our hosts work with a mom who wants to sell the house they've called home for eight years. She doesn't have her own bedroom and she's had enough, but her oldest son hopes to change her mind.

A couple is expecting a second child and need more space, but they do not want to compromise on being just minutes from downtown. David searches for a home fit for a growing family, while Hilary strives to create more space in the family's beloved locale.

A couple once loved their house because of its proximity to friends, corner lot and great price. Now, this soon-to-be mom wants more space for their growing family, while the soon-to-be dad hopes to stay in the neighborhood he loves.

A woman who agreed to move into her new husband's bachelor pad when they first got married is ready for a change. While Dad and son are in outdoor heaven on their two acres, Mom wants an updated family home with a new kitchen and en suite bathroom.

A couple planned to update their 1970s home when they moved in, but those ideas have taken a back seat to busy family life. Now Mom is ready to throw in the towel and find a newer, open concept home, but Dad's not ready to give up on their original one.

A couple who rushed to buy their first house discover that they don't have the means or space to host their big family gatherings. She wants to find a large, more suitable home for guests, but he thinks the house can be improved to suit all their needs.

A couple's home is feeling more cramped than usual now that they have two teens. She's ready to ditch their choppy, dated home for a spacious property with no hassles. However, he loves their cozy house and hopes Hilary can reconfigure their space.

A couple purchased a century-old triplex with big renovation dreams, but now it has become a money pit. Hilary wants to help them conquer this behemoth remodel, but David knows some properties with all the space and function this growing family needs now.

A couple is divided over their 1980s ranch home when one loves the neighborhood but the other wants to ditch their cramped quarters. Hilary must find space to create an entertaining area and a dedicated office, all while keeping their dogs in mind.

Two empty nesters who fell in love with their property's large, private lot are considering downsizing. She wants David to find them a townhouse closer to her work downtown, but he needs Hilary's help to prove their current home can be a private oasis.

Now that a couple has two young boys, he feels cramped and wants more space to entertain. He hopes David can find a new property with more space for the family, but she loves their neighborhood and feels that Hilary can make their home suit their needs.

Two busy professionals feel that their work-from-home life is no longer working for them. He isn't ready to give up their quiet, wooded lot, but she thinks the house is dated and much too small for their family, especially with no private office space.

Shortly after Jamelle and Lauren moved into their new home, Lauren suffered from buyer's remorse. Jamelle is confident Hilary can reconfigure their dysfunctional layout, but Lauren hopes David can find a property that better suits their needs.