Location, Location, Location

Kirstie Allsopp and Phil Spencer are back, dealing with ever-changing property markets in a brand new series. This week they're helping two sets of first time buyers struggling to find a home in Southampton and The New Forest. Kirstie's with nervous new buyers Jenny and Tom in Southampton. They're keen to move out of their cramped rental into a home of their own, but finding a property in the city with a 'villagey' feel is a tall order, particularly when fierce competition and a fast market leaves them little time to think. Desperate measures may be required if Kirstie's going to help them take the property plunge. Meanwhile, Phil's with Georgie and Will around the New Forest National Park. The couple are desperate to finally live together after seven years together.

Kirstie Allsopp meets Stuart and Lara, who want to be under the same roof after two years of being together, but living 100 miles apart. The pair look in the vicinity of Amersham. Phil Spencer meets Randhir and Sheetal, who want to swap London living for the village life in Berkshire before baby number two arrives in only five weeks.

Kirstie Allsopp's with childhood sweethearts Andy and Jenny who work in Warrington and currently rent nearby. They are desperate to buy their first home and start a family, but their differing approach to house hunting has meant only one near miss in six months of searching. Meanwhile Phil Spencer's with successful businesswoman Margot in Liverpool. She wants a forever home for one in the sought after seaside town of Crosby. Intent on downsizing, Margot sold her family home two years ago, moved into a rented flat and put everything in storage. Since then she's viewed 30 properties, but nothing has met her very exacting requirements. It's Phil's job to find the perfect home to end her lengthy search.

In this episode, Kirstie Allsopp and Phil Spencer are searching for a couple of rural retreats around the glorious Peak District. Kirstie's with single mum Anne, who sold her place in Sheffield to move out to the country with her teenage son Vinnie. However, a short term stay with her parents while they searched has turned into eight months, with only one property out of 20 viewed coming close. Kirstie needs to find them a home of their own fast - however, that one property still lurks at the back of Anne's mind. Meanwhile, Phil's searching for a dream home for Andrea and James. Living in the luxury of Andrea's parents' ample character stone-built home has given the couple a taste of the good life. Two years since the start of their search for a similar house, on a fraction of the budget, they still haven't found what they're looking for and need Phil to help focus their minds.

In this episode, Kirstie and Phil are house-hunting in Essex. Kirstie is with Jay and Charlene, parents to one-year-old Kai, who bought and refurbished their two bed home in Romford but now want to upsize to Chelmsford. They've struggled with the fast pace of the Chelmsford market while juggling caring for their baby and holding down full-time jobs - and Kirstie has to cope with their very different approaches to house-hunting. Meanwhile, Phil's with Jemma and Graham, who returned from Los Angeles three years ago and want to settle in Southend-on-Sea. The couple live a frugal life, only buying what they need, and over 20 years have saved the ú300k to buy their home. However, parting with the cash is a worry and they need the expert help of Phil to help them spend it wisely.

This week Kirstie Allsopp and Phil Spencer are searching for properties in south and east London in the week after the Brexit vote. Sisters Ruth and Anna are pooling funds, while Aba, also a first time buyer, confesses to champagne tastes, but lemonade money.

This time Kirstie Allsopp and Phil Spencer are in Bath, where Kirstie meets first time buyers Laura and Phil, who are desperate to make the move from shared living to a home of their own. Phil goes property searching with downsizing duo Kerrie and Dave, who sold their beloved and much-laboured-over barn conversion to move closer to their kids.

The property searchers visit Greater Manchester and Cheshire this time. Kirstie Allsopp is with Jacinta and Marco, who having outgrown their home in Didsbury, are looking for something bigger and better. Phil Spencer is with the newly-engaged couple Olivia and Amy, who want to settle back in the North after five years on the move.

Location, Location, Location returns for a new series on the cusp of a brand new year. In Birmingham, Kirstie Allsopp helps sewing blogger Elle and her fiance Ed, who have seen 52 properties and still can't find the perfect pad. Phil Spencer helps Ben and Laura, who are relocating from Bristol to Birmingham. It's Phil's job to find them a property where they won't be stuck in suburbia.

Kirstie Allsopp searches north east London for ballet dancer Nicol and his brother Harry. They're joining together to get on the property ladder. But even pooling their funds won't get them into Hackney or Hoxton, so it's off to Walthamstow and Leyton. Phil Spencer helps Tinder success story Hiren and Priyanka, who have been searching for a home for a year following a whirlwind romance.

Kirstie Allsopp goes on a property hunt in the trendy suburb of Heaton, in Newcastle, for Tom and Liz - who are fed up renting flats and want to find a home worth forking out for. Phil Spencer is in the Tyne Valley with Michael and Sorrel, who have been searching for two years to find a family home. Having lost out on a house last minute, the couple now only have two months on their rental until they and their four-month-old baby are homeless.

Kirstie Allsopp searches for a family home around Hove on the south coast. Duncan, Anna and their three young daughters have returned from seven years living in Switzerland with a list of criteria as long as your arm. Can Kirstie teach them the art of compromise? Phil Spencer helps Mick and Bernie, who are looking to downsize from Lancashire to the South Downs for their retirement.

Kirstie Allsopp and Phil Spencer visit Essex and Hertfordshire. Kirstie is house hunting for Justin and Christie, who have spent the first five years of their relationship living 50 miles apart and are desperate to finally live together and start a family. Can Kirstie bridge the geographical divide? Phil's helping Cara and Ben, who need a family home in or near Bishop's Stortford.

Phil catches up with two couples who were struggling to find suitable first marital homes - Rupreet and Sundeep in Harrow and Paul and Elly in Bristol.

In London, Phil Spencer catches up with Krystle and Sam, who wanted a fun party pad near the river, and Jason and Jaye, who found Clapham beyond their budget.

Phil Spencer catches up with two sets of family planners. In 2012, civil partners Ally and Jo were looking in south London for a home big enough for three. And in Cardiff in 2015, children were also part of the plan for Steve and Jo. Did the two couples find the right nests?

Location, Location, Location returns for a brand new series. This time Kirstie Allsopp and Phil Spencer visit the Great British seaside in Kent, with two sets of buyers. Kirstie is searching for a home for a family of six, who had the perfect property but lost it due to a clerical error. Phil helps a family from London as they search for an idyllic seaside lifestyle. They need room for two teenage daughters, a pug and a cat; not to mention a collection of bikes.

Kirstie and Phil help Louise and Johnny find a family-friendly pad in Weybridge, and Ros and Alex who want a countryside home.

This time, Kirstie Allsopp and Phil Spencer are in and around Bristol. Kirstie's with Craig and Rich, who've been looking for a home to start a family in for over a year, but without success. And Phil's helping Laura and Linda, a mother and daughter looking for a sound investment for the whole family.

Kirstie Allsopp and Phil Sencer are down with the kids in Croydon, as Kirstie helps friends Joe, Will and Joe get their collective foot on the tricky London property ladder. And Phil meets newlyweds Leon and Cherrelle, who've been living with granny while saving a deposit and are looking for somewhere affordable, with the space to start a family and good for their commute.

In Nottingham, the local property market currently finds the demand for homes far outweighing supply. Kirstie Allsopp helps Brett and Jo by trying to open their eyes to wider options across the city.Phil Spencer is with first time buyers Ben and Pip, who have their hearts set on a trendy part of town where properties are scarce and the competition is tight.

Kirstie Allsopp and Phil Spencer are in Edinburgh, helping a couple whose search has gone a bit floppy, and an American couple hoping to settle in one of the city's priciest areas.

In south Devon, Kirstie Allsopp helps Vanessa and Warron in the hunt for their first marital home in a small and sought-after seaside town. Phil Spencer meets up with Andrew and Margaret, who want a bungalow and garden where they can raise chickens and where Margaret can finally get all her plants out of their pots.

In London, Kirstie Allsopp searches south of the Thames, across Balham and Putney, with Hannah and Ben. After years in rentals, the pair are ready to buy. They have a good budget, but first-time buyers' nerves have led to 40-odd viewings and no deal. Phil Spencer helps Hemani and Nigel, who's from Australia, as they seek a Aussie-proportioned property in the Thames Valley.

In the historic walled city of York. Kirstie's with young first-time buyers Tom and Timna, who are fast tracking family and first home. They met at university, married soon after, and are now expecting their first child. With the lease on their rental almost up, time is of the essence for Kirstie to find them their family home. Phil's searching for Yorkshire-born Rich and Kirsty, who have been living it up in London but want to move back home to be closer to their family - and to start their own. Keen to maintain a little of their London lifestyle up north, they want a house they can grow into, and that's close to the buzz. But one of Phil's house hunters is proving a little hard to read.

Kirstie Allsopp and Phil Spencer go property searching in Reading, helping a dad and daughter trawl Caversham while teachers Richard and Jo need a family home before term starts.

This time Kirstie Allsopp is with Emma and Lee, who are searching in Barry in South Wales. The couple have already lost out on four houses and the property market has left them battered, bruised and badly in need of some expert help. Phil Spencer's in the Wye Valley with Will and Aby, who are looking for a country home for all the family - as well as a garden for their pooch and enough space for two cars and a camper.

Kirstie and Phil help two single parents looking to bring their families together, as well as a family stuck in a rental rut.

Kirstie Allsopp revisits two sets of house-hunters who were searching along the Norfolk coastline and English Riviera. There have been huge changes in their homes - and their lives.

Phil Spencer catches up with two couples who struggled to compromise during their house searches. Back in 2014, he helped Lia and Andrew find a home for a growing family in south-east London. A year later he was in Surrey and Hampshire with Sue and Allan, who had returned to the UK from Australia - only to find their generous budget of £450,000 would not stretch to the spacious apartment they had Down Under

Phil Spencer revisits two loved-up couples who shared great expectations for their first homes together. In 2013, Phil was trawling through west and south London with Keon and Zoe. In 2016, Kirstie Allsopp helped Laura and Phil, who wanted a home of their own in Bath. Now Phil's back to find out about the twists and turns their lives and property hunts have taken.

Phil Spencer catches up with Charlie and Hayley in Leeds and Nicki and Rob in south east London. What's new with the two couples and what happened next with their property searches?

Kirstie and Phil are in Greater Manchester. Kirstie searches the city suburbs for engaged couple Kate and Vicky, who are looking for their first home, where they hope to start a family. Meanwhile, Phil meets Bolton-born and bred couple Angelina and Thomas, who have recently sold the house they have lived in for over 30 years.

Kirstie and Phil head for Warwickshire and the West Midlands, property hunting for two couples keen to expand their families into bigger homes. Kirstie is searching around Leamington Spa for Clare and Matt, veterans of 30 fruitless viewings. Phil is looking for the perfect semi-rural spot for vets Sam and Andy, and the search becomes a game of compromise between the right house and right location.

This week Kirstie and Phil are helping two sets of house hunters find homes around Glasgow. In a market where properties can achieve bids more than ten per cent over the asking price, our couples have been struggling to compete. Kirstie's searching for Steph and Nick, who are still living with their parents and are desperate to buy a home that will bring them together. Cutting out the starter flat, to go straight to the future proof family home they've saved hard for their deposit. Kirstie's challenge is to manage expectations of what they can afford but will they go for the sensible choice or the show-stopping showhome? There will be tears... Meanwhile, Phil's searching around Bearsden for Ranald and Marjorie, who are looking for a bungalow to retire to. However, rather than downsizing, they're upsizing: this fun-loving pair of grandparents needs more space to entertain family and friends, not to mention space for a vintage rally car.

This time the property gurus head for the North West of England, searching in Cumbria and Lancashire. Kirstie Allsopp's in Blackpool helping Matthew and Kieran, who've been seeking a bigger home for nine months. Phil Spencer's in the Lake District with Diana, a climber who has fallen for the charms of one of Britain's most beautiful spots. Diana's relocating from Scotland, and has been sofa surfing with her sister and living out the back of her car for a year as she struggles to find a home. Can Phil help her to finally put down roots?

Kirstie's with Rachael and Mark, who in the last three years met, married and multiplied. The couple are currently renting but are desperate to put their cash into their own home. They are looking around Woking with only four months to go until baby number two is born. Phil is in Guildford, searching with Indu and Jason. The couple want a project; but with a second child due in a matter of months, not too much of a project. They have a healthy budget, but a challenging wish list. When Phil finds them something suitable it's time to get tough with the agent.

This time Kirstie Allsopp and Phil Spencer go house-hunting across four counties. Phil's helping Tom and Sue, who have sold up in Yorkshire to move 150 miles south to Suffolk. They are set on open-plan living and a huge, wraparound garden. It's a search that takes Phil to his wit's end. Kirstie's searching with first-time buyer Beccy and her mum Lucy. Beccy's move straddles three counties: Cambridgeshire, Northants and Norfolk. She has saved for a deposit and is desperate to get her independence, but is scared of making a mistake with her hard-earned cash. Kirstie needs to help strengthen Beccy's resolve.

This time Kirstie Allsopp and Phil Spencer are by the seaside, searching around Brighton and Hove. Kirstie's hunting for a flat for Dani, who moved to Brighton to be closer to her kids when her marriage ended. Having rented for 12 months, she's decided Brighton is where she wants to put down fresh roots. Previously a hot air balloon pilot, Dani's certainly not afraid of adventure, but Kirstie soon discovers that when it comes to buying property, she's terrified. Phil's helping young first-time buyers Katy and Charlie. They've been quite spoilt while living with Katy's mum in their favourite spot of Fiveways in Brighton. Things were quite comfy until baby Lola came along. And with the addition of Harper the dog it's become a little too cosy. With a budget that won't cut it in Fiveways, they say they're prepared to compromise, but it's up to Phil to test it out.

Kirstie Allsopp and Phil Spencer go house-hunting in North London and Hertfordshire. Kirstie is with first time buyers Emily and Dustin. Having moved in with Emily's parents for a year in order to save a deposit for their first flat, the couple are desperate to find a home and get back to living life, but their inexperience in the competitive London market is holding them back. Phil's trying to find a Hertfordshire home for three generations of females moving out of London. Gran Celia, her daughter Debbie, and Debbie's three daughters hope to swap Enfield for Hitchin. Phil soon discovers that moving away from school, friends and the lifestyle they're used to could divide this family more than unite them.

Phil catches up with couples whose property searches took some surprise turns, from Essex to Aberdeen, and a two-year hunt in the Tyne Valley with an unexpected twist.

The show catches up with two couples who hoped to settle in York. Tom and Timna had a baby on the way, while Kirsty and Rich took the plunge outside their comfort zone.

The show returns to Croydon, where a local couple were being priced out the area, and Reading, where two teachers with teenagers had only six weeks to fix their property woes

In the first edition of a new series, Kirstie Allsopp and Phil Spencer are house-hunting for two couples who are keen to get on the property ladder in Swindon. Kirstie meets Candice and Alistair, who are looking to move out of Alistair's bachelor pad and into a family home as they are expecting the arrival of their first baby. Meanwhile, Phil is in the countryside between Swindon and Newbury where he meets James and Hayley, who are looking for a rural retreat for themselves and their two dogs.

Kirstie Allsopp and Phil Spencer are house-hunting for family homes in the West Midlands. Kirstie searches for properties in a family friendly suburb in Birmingham for Emma and Paul, while Phil heads to Solihull with Kate and Dan, who moved up from London 18 months ago to be closer to family and to find a long-term home.

Kirstie and Phil go searching for homes in pricey Surrey, for a couple of newly-weds renting in East Horsley and a retired couple who are marooned in the downsizing doldrums

Kirstie seeks a future-proofed home for a go-getting granny, while Phil has some fussy first-timers to steer.

Kirstie and Phil search across two countries - for serial renters Mike and Poppy, and nature-loving Pip, who's looking for a chocolate box character Welsh cottage

Phil catches up with Clare and Matt in Leamington Spa. And in pricey Weybridge, first time buyers Louise and Johnny have been living through exciting times.

Phil catches up with two creative couples who were searching for first homes with lots of space - Claudia and Tom in Kettering, and Leicester movie buffs Mike and Karen.

Phil catches up with Andy and Jen, whose different approaches to house-hunting was causing them problems, and Rich and Debs, who moved away from London for a life by the sea

Kirstie Allsopp and Phil Spencer go house-hunting to help one family and one pair of first-time buyers navigate the Bristol market. Kirstie's poker-loving couple, Liz and Ben, want to buy in their beloved Clifton where they have been renting. Meanwhile, Phil's searching for Greg and Joanna, who want to find a property in a family-friendly area within walking distance of daughter Oliwia's new school.

In the beautiful Kentish countryside, Kirstie and Phil help a recently divorced dad and a couple keen to start a family, who all need exit strategies from their parents' homes

Kirstie Allsopp and Phil Spencer guide prospective buyers in Yorkshire through the complex world of viewings and agents as they try to buy a home. Kirstie meets Leeds locals Mia and Jack, who are ready to move out of Mia's family home. Elsewhere, Phil is tasked to find a four bedroom family home for childhood sweethearts Rachel and Chris.

Kirstie Allsopp and Phil Spencer guide prospective buyers in south east London through the complex world of viewings and agents as they try to buy a home. Kirstie meets Ros and Hannah, who have lacked the confidence to go out and secure the house they have dreamed of. Meanwhile, Phil is on hand to help Emma and Karthik, who have moved from Singapore and want to find a new family home.

Kirstie Allsopp and Phil Spencer guide prospective buyers in Hampshire through the complex world of viewings and agents as they try to buy a home. Kirstie meets Clive and Debbie, a couple who are looking to find a home with enough bedrooms for their extended family and a garden big enough for their outdoor-loving children to enjoy. Meanwhile, Phil meets chemical engineers TJ and Chee, who moved from Malaysia to the UK to ignite their careers.

In the East Midlands, Phil helps Lloyd and Karina, who are after the rural feel of the villages around Northampton, while Kirstie searches with Helen and Richard, who want rid of renting

Kirstie Allsopp and Phil Spencer help two couples searching in south London. Elliot and James want to buy their first place together but are struggling to pin down exactly where. Their favourite areas are Putney and Richmond, but their money does not go as far as they would like. Pam and Ross are in Wimbledon, where former tennis professional Ross works. However, having been stung after the 2009 housing crisis, they are understandably cautious.

In Edinburgh, Phil helps Zoe and Jason, who have an extensive wish list. Kirstie meets Stephanie and Tana, who want a countryside feel and a city vibe.

Kirstie Allsopp and Phil Spencer help two couples searching in Sheffield. Scientists Lois and Ahmed's strategic approach has so far seen them lose out on eight houses, being outbid by just a few thousand pounds each time. With a toddler in tow, and living with Lois's parents, the heat is on for Kirstie to find their own family home. Phil is with Liz and Luke, who are set on the rural areas around the city, close to the Peak District.

In north London, Kirstie helps Digi find a future-proof home, while Phil's with Rebecca and Sohail, whose rental is worth £200k more than their budget to buy.

Kirstie Allsopp and Phil Spencer help two couples searching in south London. Elliot and James want to buy their first place together but are struggling to pin down exactly where. Their favourite areas are Putney and Richmond, but their money does not go as far as they would like. Pam and Ross are in Wimbledon, where former tennis professional Ross works. However, having been stung after the 2009 housing crisis, they are understandably cautious.

Phil Spencer catches up with two sets of househunters whose searches were all about family. Retired couple Tom and Sue are living in their motorhome having sold their beloved cottage in Tom's native Yorkshire. The plan is to move 150 miles south to be near Sue's grandson - and they long for an open-plan home with a huge garden. Meanwhile, doting father Charlie, who is recently divorced, and his two children would like a new family home in Kent to start a new chapter in their lives.

Phil Spencer catches up with Katy and Charlie, who were on the hunt for their first family home in Brighton, and Janet, who wanted a ground-floor forever home in east London.

We catch up with Carole and Alan, who needed a home with lots of land and holiday let potential in Somerset or Devon, and Ros and Hannah, who wanted to move in together in south east London.

Kirstie Allsopp and Phil Spencer are house-hunting in south London with two couples at different stages of their lives. Jess and Zak are searching in a popular area, and post-lockdown have realised they want a good-sized garden and more space indoors to work from home. Kirstie is with Rachel and Alan, who call themselves the oldest first-time buyers in town. Fed up with paying a whopping £2,000 a month in rent they want their own home - a place they can put their own stamp on.

Phil Spencer goes house hunting in north Wales with Gemma and Jac, who moved in together just before the first lockdown but now need more space for them, their dogs and to allow working from home. Kirstie Allsopp helps retirees Anne and Tom, who are moving from Scotland to Anne's roots south of Manchester. But this is no downsize. They need plenty of space for when their children and grandchildren come to stay.

Kirstie Allsopp scours the south coast for Jo, Kev and their 15-year-old daughter Cody, who was born with cerebral palsy. The family hope to find a home that Cody can live in long term, so it will need space for a hydrotherapy pool, physio room and annexes for potential future carers. But with so much to consider, can they all agree on just one house? Phil Spencer helps Alice and Jack, first-time buyers who want a home within walking space of the sea.

Catching up with two house-hunters with different needs - Indu and Jason, who in 2018 wanted to find a family home with potential in Guildford, and fashion designer Shane, who was keen to leave the bustle of the city and make a new life on the north Kent coast way back in 2003. Now Phil Spencer returns to find out if the homes that he and Kirstie Allsopp found have reaped rewards.

Catching up with two sets of house-hunters at different stages of life. In 2019, Alistair and Candice were searching in Swindon's pricey old town. Kirstie Allsopp realised that their budget and expectations didn't quite match, so it was going to be a tough search with some hard-hitting compromises. A year earlier, Thomas and Angelina had sold their family home of 32 years and were downsizing in Bolton, to be closer to their family. Phil Spencer returns to find out how both couples have got on since cameras stopped rolling.

In the Home Counties, Kirstie helps Harvie and Ranjit; will dazzling kitchens and heated pools be good enough for their £1.6m? And Phil helps Zosia and David find their first home together.

Kirstie Allsopp and Phil Spencer are back with more house-hunters, and while some have had their priorities changed by the pandemic, others are having trouble navigating the fast-moving property market. They begin with people moving from London to the North East. Phil is with Lauren and Noel, who have their hearts set on a character property, but that's difficult to find in their preferred town of Morpeth. Kirstie helps solo buyer Charlotte, who is struggling to decide between coast and city.

Kirstie Allsopp and Phil Spencer search Bristol with Josh and Anna, who are buying their first home together, and Sue and Samira, who are moving from London to a city they barely know for a change of pace in their life. However, one couple have a budget that falls short of their requirements, while the other pair appear to lack confidence when it comes to making a decision.

Kirstie Allsopp visits Devon to meet single mum Michelle, who has moved back to Exmouth and wants a place where she and her son Dan can call home. After many failed offers, Michelle feels stuck in her small rented apartment that was only ever meant to be temporary. It's the lowest stock levels Kirstie's ever seen, meaning good luck and property prowess are required in equal measure if she's to find that needle in a haystack for Michelle.

Kirstie Allsopp and Phil Spencer go househunting in the West Yorkshire city of Leeds. Kinga and Dave are moving from London with their toddler Lily, to get closer to Dave's northern roots. However, they have already lost out on offers in the vibrant market and are hoping Phil can come up with the goods. Kirstie is with Max, who is leaving Birmingham to be closer to his new partner Dan. However, it quickly becomes clear he may be expecting too much for his budget.

Kirstie Allsopp and Phil Spencer search Glasgow with two couples whose budgets will not stretch to what they want. Kirstie is with Laura and Euan, who have recently returned to their native Glasgow from Sydney. But they are torn between their desire to be close to the vibrant West End or further out, where their budget will buy them something bigger. Phil has a wide brief with Miriam and David, who have spent eight months searching for their new home. He soon has success - the only problem is, they have each fallen for a different house.

Catching up with two sets of house-hunters who battled the property markets either side of the Thames. In 2018, Emily and Dustin had saved a healthy deposit, but in the north London market, they were finding it hard to secure their first home. In 2009, it was all about location for Sarah and Ian. Fixated on their beloved Balham, but without the budget for two bedrooms, Phil Spencer had to employ some creative thinking in order to fulfil their wish list. Now he returns to find out how they have got on since cameras stopped rolling.

Phil Spencer catches up with two sets of serial renters who had very particular tastes, beginning with serial renters Mike and Poppy. Mike has lived in 18 homes, but Poppy wants to put down roots and they've chosen Cheshire as the right spot for their family. However, living in a high spec rental has given them great expectations for the home they'd love to own. Meanwhile, James and Hayley are looking for a rural retreat for themselves and their two dogs in Swindon and Newbury. But they are the first ones to admit that their wish list is extravagant, making Phil Spencer's job a tough one.

Phil Spencer catches up with househunters who were keen to fly the nest. In 2017, Chloe was looking to move out of her parental home and find her own slice of Reading. But Chloe's dad, who was helping with funds, had his own idea of what kind of place his daughter should buy, which didn't align with her own thoughts. In 2019, Ella and Grant were looking for their own place to start their lives together. But as Phil soon realised, Grant seemed nervous about moving out of his mum's house.

Kirstie Allsopp and Phil Spencer catch up with two sets of house-hunters who were battling the property markets on either side of the Thames. In 2018, Emily and Dustin had six weeks to get out of Emily's parental home, before her sister returned from Australia to reclaim her room. They'd managed to save a healthy deposit, but in the north London market, they were finding it hard to secure their first home, and their desire for equal-sized bedrooms and their own garden had Kirstie tied in knots. After finding their almost-perfect pad, things took a turn when it came to making an offer. Two years later, they're back to see if they landed on their feet and into their dream starter home. In 2009, it was all about location for Sarah and Ian. Fixated on their beloved Balham, but without the budget for a two-bed, Phil had to employ some creative thinking to fulfil their wish list.

Phil Spencer catches up with two sets of discerning house-hunters, each with very strong ideas on what they wanted. The searches may have been tough - in some instances they didn't even make it inside some of the properties - but both have faced even more challenging times since. In 2012, couple Robin and Colin wanted to move outside of London, but only an architectural gem was going to do. In 2014, Lia and Andrew said they were done renting in London's popular Isle of Dogs, and wanted to buy their own home now they were starting a family.

Kirstie Allsopp and Phil Spencer go house-hunting on the Kent coast - Phil's home turf. He is with Ellen, who is moving out from her parents' in Hertfordshire and wants to live in the midst of Margate's vibrant LGBTQ+ community. Meanwhile, Kirstie helps young parents Sophie and Matt, who need to get out of Sophie's mum's and find their own family home in Broadstairs.

Kirstie Allsopp and Phil Spencer some first-time buyers from Manchester. Robyn and Alice are struggling to decide between a starter flat and classic 'corrie-style' redbrick home. Steph and Christopher have been outbid 10 times even though they've bid as much as £50,000 over asking price.

Kirstie Allsopp and Phil Spencer help Priti and Shakti find their first family home while staying close to the buzz of London. Cheesemonger Julia is looking for a slice of the countryside after having moved out of the city to look after her elderly father during lockdown.

Kirstie Allsopp and Phil Spencer take two couples house-hunting in south Wales. Chris and Laura want a slice of the countryside with dreams of a vegetable patch in a huge garden for their one-year-old son Jack to play in but when the perfect place arises reality brings them down from cloud nine. Bob and Lara want a three-to-four bed family home in the city and parking is a must but Phil struggles to tick all the boxes in the competitive Cardiff housing market where they've already been outbid 10 times.

Kirstie Allsopp and Phil Spencer revisit successful buyers from seasons past. In 2017 mother and daughter Linda and Laura bought a flat in Bristol with Phil's help that would suit Laura and her partner until they found their own home and Linda would move in with her husband when they retired. In 2018 Ranald and Marjorie were looking for a bigger home to hold family get-togethers with enough bedrooms for all the grandkids. Now Kirstie and Phil are back to see if the properties they bought were everything they hoped for.

Kirstie Allsopp and Phil Spencer search Oxfordshire for the perfect properties. Reena is looking for a geographical balance between her work in Oxford and her family in the Midlands, after house-hunting on and off for five years she enlists the help of Kirstie in the hope of bringing her search to an end. Tan and Steve live an hour apart and are looking for a place to call their own, Phil has his work cut out searching for the open-plan living space they want in the expensive area they are searching in.

Kirstie and Phil help househunters in Edinburgh. Phil meets Freya and Elliot who are moving from Aberdeen to the capital for the cultural buzz. Kirstie helps Edinburgh lass Sadia and Irishman Sohail find their first family home so they can finally move out of Sadia's starter flat.

In Surrey, Kirstie and Phil are searching for homes to bring their house-hunters closer to family. Kirstie meets Lauren, who has decided to move out of her London flat to her own place in Guildford after a serious health scare. She is looking for space to work from home but the high prices in the area leave Kirstie struggling to find a property within budget that ticks all the boxes. Phil meets Eleanor, Laurence and their four-month old twin boys who are moving from Birmingham to be closer to their parents in Surbiton, but with house prices where they are searching being nearly double where they have left, Phil has his work cut out for him.

Karen and Richard have a large budget but no luck when it comes to making a deal, so they enlist the help of Kirstie Allsopp in their search for a family home in the West Midlands. Having already sold up in London, the pair are desperate to settle down with their three children but Kirstie thinks it might be their very specific wish list that is the problem. Camilla and Liam are struggling to keep up with the fast-moving market and can rarely book viewings before properties are sold so they ask Phil Spencer to help them in their search for a property to start a family in. With Nurse Camilla often working nightshifts, the pair are struggling to fit in some house hunting, after some time with Phil there are two contenders but some quick decisions must be made to avoid losing out yet again.

Kirstie and Phil reunite with some previous house-hunters to see where life has taken them. In 2014 newly-weds Liz and Carl were looking for their `happily ever after" home in Hertfordshire and Phil found them a Victorian end-of-terrace in Tring for £395,000 which they had fully renovated after a year. In 2016 Lynne and her guide dog Lucy were searching for a new home in Bangor, north Wales. They managed to secure a bright property with a conservatory for Lynne to enjoy the light in.

Kirstie and Phil catch up with Steph and Mark who, in 2011, asked for their help to find a property they could live together and eventually have children in. Phil helped them find a project property with three bedrooms for nearly £40,000 under their budget. Today, they are still in the property which looks now looks very different. In 2020, Kirstie and Phil met Elliot and James who were looking to find a home they could share with four bedrooms and an open plan entertaining space in London. After a struggle with the budget, Kirstie found the pair a property, now Phil is back to find out what they have done with the space.

Kirstie and Phil catch up with two sets of first time buyers who took on the market with their help. Elly and Paul from Bristol enlisted Phil's help in 2015 in their hunt for a period home with two double bedrooms, a bit of character and some outside space for future cats. Phil managed to find one with a cat flap already installed for £25,000 under-budget, now he visits them at a different property to find they have upsized in more ways than one. Kirstie met Steph and Nick in 2018 who were looking to buy their first home together after seven years of living in their own parents houses. With hopes of finding a futureproof home for them to settle in to, Kirstie found them a property in Dennyloanhead that was perfect for them to make their own, she returns to find out just how that went.

Kirstie and Phil catch up with former house-hunters who were looking for a new start. In 2012, Kirsten and Scott moved from Kirkcaldy after Scott was made redundant and secured a new job in Aberdeen. Kirstie managed to find them a rural cottage close to Scott's work. Nine years, several moves and a few job changes later, the pair are back in Kirkcaldy where Kirstie catches up with them. In 2020, Digi had a big budget and even bigger expectations. She was looking for a country pile near London with outbuildings for both her businesses that was close to daughter Emily's school and full of character. Having a medical condition meant her new home also had to be fully accessible. Kirstie rose to the challenge but Digi realised if she wanted to find the perfect property she would have to expand her search. Two years later, Phil visits Digi in her new home in Abingdon to see if she managed to find her dream place.

Two young families ask for Kirstie and Phil's help finding a new home in Devon. Natalie and Glen feel they've been priced out of their popular local market and single mum Amy is looking for a seaside idyll for her and her two young children.

Kirstie Allsopp and Phil Spencer help first time buyers Ellen and Michael and Nune and Benoit find a home in Berkshire. Twenty-somethings Ellen and Michael want to move out of their respective parents' houses into their first flat together but need Kirstie's help with not getting so overwhelmed by the house-hunting process. Nune and Benoit have a very modern approach to searching for a new home and have used AI to help them choose Maidenhead as their ideal destination.

Kirstie Allsopp and Phil Spencer are in Edinburgh helping house-hunters who want to be in the capital's most popular enclaves. Kirstie is with Northern Irishman Rob and his Mexican wife Maria, who want out of their noisy rented tenement flat, and into a house of their own where their one-year-old daughter Olivia can flourish. Phil is with James and Lesley, who is living with ME, or Chronic Fatigue Syndrome, which has affected their search. Lesley's condition impacts what they need in a property and also how often they've been able to go out to viewings, so Phil shows them various options that suit their future-proofing requirements.

In east London, can Kirstie hit the right note with musicians Molly and Sam, who need a place to grow into? And Phil tackles Barrie and Tash's very small search area and very big wish list.

Kirstie Allsopp and Phil Spencer catch up with past house-hunters Sammi and Tom from Leeds and Tim from Oxford to see where they are now. Sammi and Tom's plan of house, marriage, children was stuck at the first hurdle due to rising house prices but with Phil's help the pair found a two-bed terrace that suited them perfectly. In 2016, Kirstie helped Tim search for an oasis of his own but even his budget of £250,000 wasn't enough to tick all of his boxes.

Kirstie Allsopp and Phil Spencer scour the Sussex coast for two sets of house-hunters at opposite ends of their property journey. Kirstie's with retired painters and decorators Amanda and Annette, who want a spacious bungalow in a serene setting to suit their futureproofing needs. Eighteen months ago, Amanda was diagnosed with rheumatoid arthritis, making both of them realise that they wanted to seize life and move to their dream forever home. Kirstie shows them different options but by the end there's a clear winner. But can Kirstie secure it for them when it's 'offers over' their maximum budget... Meanwhile, Phil helps first-time buyers Danit and Rafi, who are after a one-bed flat close to the buzz of Brighton and Hove. Although they both agree that being close to the area's vibrant queer and Jewish communities is a top priority, Rafi wants Brighton and Danit prefers Hove. All the flats Phil offers up are in contention and it soon becomes clear that their biggest challenge is agreeing on their preferred property.

Kirstie Allsopp and Phil Spencer are in Yorkshire, where more space is key to their house-hunters. Kirstie's with active couple and NHS workers Emily and Joe, whose rental agreement is coming to an end, and they're having trouble finding a perfect first home which is big enough for all their belongings. Kirstie needs to act fast to find them a place which has the potential to become more than just a starter home. Two properties catch their eyes, so they have to be quick in deciding which suits them best; and Kirstie has to be even quicker to try to secure one. Meanwhile, Phil's search for space is even more pressing - he's with a family-of-five who are sleeping between two bedrooms in a home that's bursting at the seams. Suki, Kuli, and their three young daughters are currently squashed into a three-bedroom house, and with home worker Kuli using one bedroom as a home office, the pressure's on Phil to find them a bigger house. It must be roomy enough to host family and friends, have good outside space, and not be too far from where they currently live. It's a tight brief, but Phil manages to find a contender. It's then down to Suki and Kuli to decide if this could be the home that finally brings their quest for space to an end.

In south London, Kirstie Allsopp and Phil Spencer search for a flat for first-time buyers Adam and Nicole, and a townhouse for world-record-holding rower Kat. Adam and Nicole live with their respective parents and need help to get them living together under the same roof but their home patch has become a pricey part of town, so they've saved for their entire adult lives to get a large enough deposit. They're nervous about spending all that hard-saved cash, but Kirstie manages to find them some hard-to-resist homes. In 2019 Kat was diagnosed with cancer. After going through chemotherapy and being told she was in remission she wanted a new focus, so she joined an all-female trio for an Atlantic rowing challenge. They beat the previous world record by more than seven days, and Kat's next challenge is to put down roots with a townhouse in her beloved south London. Even with a budget of over a million pounds, Phil finds it tough to hit everything on her wishlist in the top spots where she wants to live but once they manage to focus her search on Greenwich, things start to fall into place. A house with potential tugs at Kat's heart.

Kirstie Allsopp and Phil Spencer scour the south coast between Southampton and Bognor Regis, where both the tide and the pressure to find properties are running high. Kirstie's couple, Antoinette and Matt, have been renting in Southampton for three years, paying more than £30,000 in the process. They want their money to go into a home they own instead, but their search has been stalled by unsuccessful offers. They're looking for a four-bedroom house with a garden and a living room big enough for two televisions so the pair can enjoy their separate hobbies together. One particular property really hits the mark, but with other interested parties Kirstie must draw on her years of experience to ensure Antoinette and Matt aren't pipped at the post yet again. Meanwhile, Phil is searching in and around charming Chichester with Catherine, who wants a fresh start following the end of her marriage. Three-bedrooms and a short commute to work are priorities, but that narrows the pool of potential properties. Phil tries a couple of curve balls, but ultimately location wins out over size and Catherine finds a house she thinks is the one.

Kirstie Allsopp and Phil Spencer catch up with couples who they had to get onto the same page. In 2013, Carolyn and Paul wanted to quit renting and buy their own home in London. Carolyn had never bought before, but Paul had previously owned in Sheffield so was wary of London prices and more cautious than Carolyn. With £330k, they wanted a two-bed flat in or near Twickenham. Paul wanted kerb appeal - and Carolyn was adamant that she'd have outside space to dry her knickers in the sun! After seeing three properties with Kirstie, Carolyn and Paul decided they wanted to offer on a two-bed split-level flat in St Margaret's. After some tense negotiating, Kirstie managed to secure it eight grand under budget and the asking price. Now, Phil's back to visit Carolyn and Paul but at a house that's 130 miles north of their St Margaret's flat! And in 2014, Anna and Graeme had viewed over 50 properties in southwest Yorkshire but were being held back by Graeme's cautious approach. He'd previously lost money on a property and Anna was finding it difficult to help give him the confidence to take the leap once more. For their £250k budget, they wanted character and quirkiness in the countryside, with space to indulge their crafting hobbies and room for Lucky the dog to roam. Their search with Kirstie mirrored the search they'd already had; Anna felt passionate about a five-bedroom house which was a real renovation project, but Graeme couldn't quite find the confidence to commit.

The dynamic property duo catch up with two sets of house-hunters who wanted to make the switch from London life to family life. In 2016, Cara and Ben realised that in order to have the space they wanted they'd need to move out of the capital. Keen cyclist Ben discovered Bishop's Stortford when he was out on a bike ride, and the couple moved into a rental property there so that they could get a feel for the town before they bought. With the surprise arrival of baby Max, and their rental lease about to end, they were desperate to buy a place of their own. Phil showed them just what they were looking for, and as fate would have it, just around the corner from their rental. Kirstie and Phil catch up with Cara and Ben to find that they've expanded to a family of four and the house has had a serious makeover. In 2020, Tom and his Floridian wife Kaitlyn were still house sharing with Tom's old schoolfriend in south London. Desperate to find their own pad to start a family in and even with a healthy budget of £450k, the couple had been struggling to find everything on their wish list: three bedrooms, character, lots of outside space for keen gardener Tom, and the 'American-style' large open-plan living space that Kaitlyn was used to. Even with Kirstie and Phil onside, none of the properties they saw hit enough of their marks to make the couple want to offer, so Phil advised them to expand their search area further east into Kent. Now, Phil's back to see how they're getting on.

Kirstie Allsopp and Phil Spencer meet two couples taking advantage of a First-Time Buyer scheme to help them onto the property ladder but their £450,000 budgets won't take them very far in Essex. Kirstie's with locals Sarah and Charlie who need a home to bring them together after five years of living with their respective parents. They've started to lose their nerve after eight months of unsuccessful house-hunting and it quickly becomes clear that their best chance of success is to take on a project. Phil's couple Toby and Simone have high expectations of what their home should be after renting in London, but their budget doesn't match up to the house, or postcode, they're accustomed to.

Kirstie Allsopp and Phil Spencer are in Northern Ireland where Jennifer has hit a wall climbing the property ladder after selling her semi-detached starter home in Belfast and Tony and Val are looking to relocate from London to County Down.

In Cambridgeshire, Kirstie helps Ali and Nick sniff out their first home together in Stilton, while Phil hopes to get Hannah and Hugo over the threshold of their first marital home.

Phil Spencer meets new parents Dom and Arta who are looking to get back into the housing market after selling their first flat and moving into a rental but Liverpool-native Dom is shocked by how little their budget of £1million will buy them. First-time buyers Beth and Rory are facing a no-fault eviction and turn to Kirstie Allsopp for help finding their first home but a nasty fall puts their search on hold.

Kirstie Allsopp and Phil Spencer catch up with Zoe and Jason in Edinburgh and Ahmad and Lois in Birmingham who they helped find their perfect properties 2020 to see how they've made their homes their own. Phil finds that after a £375,000 renovation, Zoe and Jason's home is different in every way possible and Kirstie discovers Ahmad and Lois' home is unrecognisable from when they bought it.

Phil Spencer catches up with two sets of house-hunters for whom character was key. Georgie and Louis in south London were first time buyers looking for somewhere in a trendy spot. The first flat Kirstie and Phil showed them was so good the pair put an offer in before they even left. In 2021, Lauren and Noel sold their 250-year-old cottage in Northampton and needed help house hunting in Northumberland. Now Phil returns to find out how they've made the new-build they bought into a home.

A brand new series of Location, Location, Location kicks off, just in time for its 25th anniversary. And, in this opening episode, the searches come with a twist. Kirstie and Phil are searching 200 miles apart and across two nations. They may have very similar budgets, but they're in very different markets. Kirstie's with sisters Amoke and Ines, whose £375,000 budget should get them a two-bed flat in the buzzy parts of north London. But the horror story of their search to date is one of the worst Kirstie has heard in all her years of searching. In some competitive parts of town, the sisters will need some vision to see what a home can become - and when Kirstie shows them a top-of-budget three-bed with real potential, Amoke and Ines need to decide if they will take on a project to secure their dream flat. But nothing about this search has been easy, and Kirstie senses a difficult negotiation ahead. In north Wales, Rachel and Leo have £400,000 but, in a very different market, Phil needs to find a four-bed detached house with a garage and a large garden for them and their two young kids. With Leo in the army, this is set to be their first home together away from forces accommodation and they both have high hopes for a stunning family home. Ultimately there ends up being two houses in the running, so Phil needs to help them decide which wins; and, importantly, how much to offer so they don't lose out. 

The new series continues. Kirstie and Phil are in Surrey, where space is a key requirement for their house-hunting families. Elise and Elliot have three young kids and need to move out of Elliot's parents' house and into a home of their own. They've viewed more than 30 properties, and there's one house that they can't get out of their minds - but it's well over budget and they can't stretch. It's up to Kirstie to show them something that matches up... easier said than done. But, as she knows, there's more than one way to crack a search, and soon they're talking about a home better than any Elise and Elliot thought they'd get. It's just a question of whether Kirstie can make that home theirs. Meanwhile, Kim and Ralph and their two children under five, are bursting out of Kim's two-bed starter flat. They desperately want a taste of what they grew up with in Zimbabwe - enough space to entertain the whole family, and a garden for their two kids to play in. Sticking close to the extended family around Horley, they have a tough choice, as many of the houses Phil shows them hit the mark. It's something they term a 'good problem', but when they finally settle on a favourite, the only problem left is for Phil to secure it at the right price... 

In Oxfordshire, Kirstie's with Campbell and Lisa, whose space struggles are stifling settling down, while Phil helps Grant and Krish finally move out of what was once Grant's bachelor pad

Kirstie Allsopp and Phil Spencer search in and around Stirling and in the outskirts of Glasgow - a part of the world where their house-hunters' money stretches that bit further. Kirstie is with nurse Gwyneth and her husband James, who have £320,000 to buy a house close to Glasgow that they can start a family in. Phil is with mum and daughter Lorraine and Emma, who want a three-bedroom property so that Lorraine's other daughter, Meg, has a place to stay when she returns from a gap year in Australia.

South London is this week's location, as Kirstie Allsopp helps newlyweds Ben and Maya, who want to move out of their high-rise flat into a new house. They have the money - £1.25 million to be precise - and a modest wish list, but that doesn't help in the sought-after areas of Richmond, Guildford and Kingston they prefer. Meanwhile, Phil Spencer is with A&E doctor Chloe, who has £450,000 to spend on a flat with secure parking for her beloved motorbike.

A catch-up with two couples who were having trouble choosing between character and property size. Back in 2016 Kirstie Allsopp was with Jay and Charlene, parents to one-year-old Kai, who had bought and refurbished their two-bedroom home in Romford, Essex but now wanted to upsize to Chelmsford. Phil had a wide brief in 2021 with Miriam and David, who had spent eight months searching Glasgow for their new home. He soon had success - the only problem was, they have had fallen for a different house. Phil now returns to see how both couples are getting on.

Kirstie Allsopp and Phil Spencer are back to guide more house-hunters through an ever-changing market, beginning in the West Country. First-time buyers Jesse and Cameron have saved a deposit by living with their respective parents and now they have a budget of £280,000 for a Bristol home in which they can start their own family. In nearby Bath, amateur basketball player Andrea wants a period property in a lively part of the city for her $400,000.

Kirstie Allsopp and Phil Spencer are searching in Buckinghamshire with two couples who want to get away from renting and onto the property ladder. Kirstie is with cabin crew couple Scott and Aston, who have a budget of £350,000 and ideally want a two or three-bedroom house within easy commuting range of Heathrow. Phil helps Jonny and Juliet, who are also on the hunt for three bedrooms, but even with £675,000, their search isn't easy in the pricey patches around their beloved Marlow.

Kirstie Allsopp and Phil Spencer meets two couples who are searching for a new home in and around Edinburgh. Natasha and Carl met in the capital but have settled in Aberdeen. However, with their eldest child ready to start secondary school, they feel like the time is right for a big move. Claire and Mark, meanwhile, have moved back from Australia to be close to where Claire grew up. But going from starter flats in their youth to finding the perfect family home today is a very different challenge.

Phil Spencer is in Greater Manchester with Ruth and Craig, who are ready to buy after renting for 13 years. However, they quickly realise their £375,000 won't go far in their beloved town of Sale. Kirstie Allsopp is across the border in West Yorkshire with Ollie and Emma, who have a £500,000 budget for the rural good life for them and their two dogs. Plans to move into their dream home fallen through twice. Can Kirstie make it third time lucky?

The house-hunting show finds Phil Spencer with Savannah and Izzy as they navigate the often bewildering property market of south-east London. Meanwhile, Kirstie Allsopp helps John, who has moved out of the capital and is hoping to put down roots once again in his native Surrey. He has a plentiful budget of £1.2 million and a wish list to match, taking Kirstie from homes with stunning extensions and epic-sized gardens to even the occasional swimming pool.

A catch-up with two sets of house-hunters who needed room to grow. In 2019, first-time buyers Becky and Adam were looking for their first family home in Essex. They were keen to take on a project, and Phil Spencer found them a stunning house with real renovation potential in Tollesbury. In 2021, Kinga and Dave were moving from their London rental to Leeds to be closer to family. How are the couples getting on since their first appearance?

We revisit picky postcoder Rupreet and Sundeep at their ever-growing Harrow home, and Laura and Euan, who got their Glasgow gaff for £432,100 to mark the countdown to moving in.

Kirstie Allsopp and Phil Spencer are back to guide more house-hunters through an ever-changing market, beginning in Surrey, a commuter hotspot for people who work in London and a county filled with English charm. Emily and Jack have put their wedding on hold until they find a home but have so far fallen foul of houses not looking as good as they do in the brochures. Jane, who has worked all over the world, wants to put down roots in Farnham. Phil lives nearby but it soon becomes clear his local knowledge is no guarantee of an easy search.

Kirstie Allsopp and Phil Spencer help two couples find homes in Leeds. Emily and Lucy, a paramedic and a nurse, are spoilt for choice when Kirstie gives them multiple attractive options that are convenient for the hospital where they both work. Sarah and Tom, meanwhile, are currently living apart and challenge Phil to find the perfect balance of indoor and outdoor space so they can move on with their lives together.