After touring all over Alaska, a couple is determined to buy a home in the hillside town of Eagle River.

A couple hope to leave town and find a home on the river where they can fish and go snowmobiling.

After living near downtown, a newlywed couple dream of moving into a log cabin.

Alaskan natives who have built a successful rock-climbing business look at expensive homes in the Last Frontier.

A couple that live above a gym in Fairbanks want to move out of the city limits and into the Alaskan wild.

A newlywed couple counts pennies as they plan to move to Talkeetna, even if their trip involves traveling off the road.

An adventurous couple that have been living in Anchorage for the past decade wishes to move to the remote location of Talkeetna now that their son is older.

Florida natives new to Alaska are ready for the adventure of leaving behind the beaches of the Sunshine State and braving life in the Last Frontier.

One of the world's harshest and most diverse terrains, the state is a land of endless treasure and mystique. HGTV's series "Living Alaska" follows couples on their search for a new home in "the last frontier." From Juneau to Anchorage or the Kodiak Islands to Halibut Cove, a team of real estate agents help these families escape to homes that are off the beaten path. But they must have what it takes to be an Alaskan. After touring the selected homes, they must decide if that life is right for them.

Continuing Destination America's "Buying" franchise that includes "Buying Alaska" and "Buying the Bayou" is this series that lets viewers experience what it's like to say hello to a new home in the Aloha State. In each episode, house hunters check out three unique properties from top to bottom, weigh the pros and cons of each place, then decide which one meets their needs, budget, and island paradise dreams. Hawaii offers plenty of gorgeous beach retreats and other amenities, but home buyers also must consider the state's extreme climate, high tax rate and homes perched in the shadows of volcanoes.

The "Property Brothers," Drew and Jonathan Scott, take their tag-team real estate partnership to the next level in "Buying and Selling." Drew helps home buyers find the right property to purchase, but before closing on the deal, the buyers' current home needs attention, and lots of it, in order to make it salable. That's where Jonathan comes in. To leverage its value, Jonathan comes up with a plan to breathe fresh life into the home, and he and his contracting team take over from there. Drew then oversees the selling of the renovated home and the buying of a new house.

Who wouldn't want a Hawaii life? Home buyers featured in this series are part of an endless stream of clients who rely on Hawaii Life Real Estate to make their island living dreams come true. Episodes follow agents at the firm -- many of whom made the leap to a life in the Aloha State and want to see others enjoy it, too -- as they take clients on tours of properties ranging from $50,000 plots of land to dream homes worth in excess of $50 million.

Mexico is much more than a tourist destination. Its warm Caribbean waters, sandy beaches, vibrant nightlife and sizzling culinary scene, among other benefits, attracts expatriates worldwide. "Mexico Life" takes a page out of HGTV's long-running "House Hunters" to feature people who want a secluded piece of south-of-the-border paradise to call their own. From condos in Cabo San Lucas and Puerto Aventuras to bigger residences in the coastal towns of Tulum or Akumal, homebuyers and local real estate professionals work together to find perfect Mexican properties.

The series brings potential home buyers a better understanding of the process, each episode following a prospective buyer and an agent from start to finish.

On his popular DIY Network series "Holmes on Homes" and "Holmes Makes It Right," contractor Mike Holmes rescues homeowners who have been the ultimate victims of renovation nightmares. "Holmes: Buy It Right" flips the script; it's all about helping home buyers secure the all-American dream. In each episode, Mike leads a couple on an inspection of their top three home choices and points out the positives and negatives of each property so they can make an informed decision, not just an emotional one. He teaches lessons on how to stay on budget, negotiate a better sale price, and arms buyers with information like potential expenses for future repair costs.

Buying a house is no easy task, but when it's in another country, imagine the stresses of negotiating in a foreign language. Emotions run high as realtors and their clients leave their milieu to look for new properties abroad in this spinoff of HGTV's popular "House Hunters."

Purchasing a beachfront property doesn't always mean buyers have to break the bank. This series documents the journeys of families who are dreaming of living in a sandy locale with palm trees and warm ocean breezes, but those dreams are accompanied by a firm budget. And by budget we mean substantially short of a million dollars. The house hunters tour three to four waterfront properties -- each with surprisingly affordable price tags -- before choosing the one that turns the beach lifestyle dreams into reality.

Buying a home is a huge responsibility that many new homeowners don't enter into lightly. "Buying it Blind" features six couples who are ready for a buying and renovation journey. These couples are wary about parting with their life savings and aren't willing to compromise or commit to major decisions. Atlanta Real Estate Agent Anna Kilinski, visionary Contractor Jen Metzger, and Designer to the stars Michel Smith Boyd stepped to the plate to help these couples, they discuss their wants and needs before going out and purchasing a home without the couple ever seeing it. When the reveal happens, the experts renovate the house to transform it into the house of their dreams. With the pressure on, can the experts create these dream homes?