Ciara and Andrew have been in their house for only four years but have already outgrown the property with four growing children. Ciara wants to cut ties and move to a large, better functioning home more suited to their family needs.

Pretty on the outside but lacking functionality on the inside Will lovebirds Dana & Ray resolve the issues with their Lilyfield cottage? Will they find an alternative lifestyle elsewhere to home?

Jules loves his inner city beach bungalow for its low maintenance, character and good vibes which suits his personality but Erin is done with living in small “toybox” and wants space and storage and she is keen to search for it.

Megan and Justin have lived in their North Bondi seaside semi for seven years and now have a family of five in what is essentially a two bedroom, one bathroom home. Megan wants to pack her bags and find a home that suits her growing family.

It’s the 7 year switch for Hunters Hill couple Sibon & Gerard. After years of impasse an intervention is necessary. Enter Neale & Andrew. Can Sibon be stopped from selling the home or will the renovation show her how to love it again?

Is Waverley couple Rob and Nikki’s property pretending to be a family home? One thing’s for sure, Andrew and Neale haven’t come across a situation like this before.

The competition is on, not just between homeowners Skye & Jacob but with Andrew & Neale in this episode.

Can Andrew tempt Aussie larrikin Brendon to move from his Great Australian Dream in the south west of Sydney or will Neale manage to convince Michelle to give up on her dream of moving house?

Anna and Terence have lived in their weatherboard home in Blackburn South for eight years. They now have two almost teens who are needing their own space and they all share just one main living area.

Blair is a FIFO worker and just wants to come home and be able to relax, not do more work around the house. His wife Nora loves the location of the home and loves the size of the block and prays something can be done to fix it.

Chris and Jess live in a classic but dysfunctional Queenslander with there 4 children. Jess sees it as their forever home and wants to stay. Chris thinks its time to upgrade to something bigger.

Retiree John and Insurance Broker Sharyn are classic empty nesters. Their St Ives Chase 4 bed home is daggy and dated. Sharyn wants to release the capital for a sea change but change resistant John determined to stay put.

Leanne and Glens family of nine is bursting at their tiny Californian bungalow in Canterbury. Leanne is emotionally attached to this house. Neale has to conjure space where there is none and Andrew has to persuade Leanne that life will be better somewhere else.

When newly-weds Kieran and Riley bought their two bed terrace in Sydney’s Paddington they thought they’d hit the jack pot. Now Riley’s thoughts are turning to the future and a more family friendly home. Kieran thinks they have that where they are.

Textile designer Natalie wants to swap her Coburg North home of ten years for the sunnier weather of Queensland. She’s over the dated kitchen and odd layout. Golf Course Manager Matt thinks Melbourne is the perfect location for them and their three daughters.

Bec and Nicks Morningside Queenslander has always been small. With just the two of them it worked but the arrival of baby Adaline changed all that. Now the walls are closing in. Nick wants a new spacious home with a pool but Bec wants to stay put.

Mel and Macca have nine kids and have all the space in their home in the wrong place. Neale has to re-design the house to make it open plan and add bedrooms. Andrew has to pry Macca from what he already thinks is his prefect home.

Margie and Grayson live in their dated Jindalee home with their two daughters. It was a price winning home in 1969 but now Neale has to the unenviable task of bringing the daggy décor up to date. Andrew has to find a family home closer to Brisbane where the couple work.

Project Manager and Psychologist Cameron have a five bed Donvale Home. The layout stops them spending family time together with their three children. Neale must re-unite this floor plan to persuade Anita to stay while Andrew has to find a better home nearby for Cameron.

IT professionals, Anna and Simon never got round to renovating their Rozelle semi as planned and Anna wants out. Andrew has find a home for them and their two children in a high demand suburb that fulfils Simons wish list. Neale has to create a home that Anna loves.

Childhood sweethearts Paul & Michelle have outgrown their 3 bedroom Boondall home. Neale needs to maximise the space for Paul to want to stay. Andrew has to tempt Michelle with homes that have more space and privacy.

Belinda and Cameron’s first home together is in the desirable bayside but it just happens to be on the wrong street. Andrew thinks a move closer to the city is the right lifestyle choice. Neale believes he can turn this cottage into an entertaining dream.

Con & Rita’s Post War Preston home is dated, dark and dreary. Con thinks a fresh new start could be the order of the day. Rita loves the house and refuses to budge, believing a clean open plan space will be all she needs to stay forever.

Georgia and John and their three small kids are feeling cramped in their current home. Georgia wants to replace the pool with a sizeable backyard. John thinks the solution is underneath their current living space.

Retired NRL player Isaac believes his family of four needs a house with more internal space as their kids grow but Renee thinks with some internal adjustments their current home will suit their needs.

Tracey loves their Tea Tree Gully home. She has spent 10 years planting root and tending the garden. Antony loves change and can’t wait to go somewhere new.

School teachers Nat & Tim find they work and play a distance from their home. Tim wants to cut travel time by moving house. Nat wants to stay put.

Ange and Sonia bought their Daisy Hill home in a rush and now Ange is suffering buyers remorse and wants out. Sonia loves their home, she thinks it has a great energy.

Tom & Erin know it’s time to make a decision on their current Queenslander. Erin loves it and wants to stay, Tom thinks their perfect home is a sale away.

Vicki and Mark live on the upper level of their home with their two daughters. Grandpa Alex, Marks father, lives downstairs. For Vicki the house is falling apart, and she wants out Mark thinks they have a dream house.

After years of moving around with the Army, Belinda wants to stay settled while Craig, having beat cancer just a year ago, wants to embrace a healthier low maintenance lifestyle by the beach.

Project manager Jackie believes her dated cottage on a busy road lacks charm and character and is not her ‘forever’ home. Husband Peter believes Neale is the answer to their issues.

Can Andrew find James & Brendan a home with character and charm not to mention room for Brendan to run his business from home? Or will Neale devise a plan that not only utilises the space they currently have but transforms the way they live?

Rachael and Ryan can't agree over their Greenslopes Queenslander. Ryan is over the constant maintenance required by the home near Brisbane. Rachael thinks it has great bones.

Can Andrew find finance couple Tom & Katie their dream home in Paddington within their budget or will Neale show them they are already sitting on a goldmine in every sense of the word with no reason to move suburb.

It’s a chaotic house with a chaotic floorplan and Mark and Amanda need a solution. Will Neale’s reworking of the space will change Mark’s mind about the home? Or, will Andrew convince Amanda to move to an already renovated house and a renovated bank account too!

Kylie and Josh have lived with their two children in their Kew East home for 12 months. That’s 12 months too long for Kylie who thought they would renovate immediately.

Lyndi and Les love where they live with their three children, however Les has fallen out of love with their house. Andrew wants to introduce them to the idea of a move but Neale has some great design ideas to reignite their passion for their current home.

Can Andrew use his home state advantage to convince Queensland couple Damien and Olivia to list their tired small home or will Neale step in and weave his magic once more to create a home that will become their haven.

Sam and Uttam have lived in their home for 11 years. Sam loves the location and feels they belong there. Uttam thinks this 1970’s classic feels like an old person’s home and longs for something new and more suited to their family needs.

Homeowner Karen has been living in an unfinished renovated house for 20 years and she has had enough! Can her husband Darrel get Neale to convince her to stay? Or, will Andrew dazzle them both with an upgrade they just can’t refuse!

Anna and Antony are a couple living in their Essendon North home at loggerheads. Antony wants to renovate it and stay, Anna wants to renovate it and sell. Is this a Team Love it or Team List it win?

Newlyweds Nathan & Emily are at a crossroads over what to do with their home of less than 2 years. Emily loves it and believes a re-working of the current space will unlock its potential. Nathan looks at the high maintenance yard and wants out.