House Hunters International Season 26 Episode 90 Broadening Horizons in Munich, Germany

In this episode of House Hunters International, we follow a couple, Laura and Will, as they embark on a new adventure by moving from the United States to Munich, Germany. The couple has lived in several different cities throughout the US but they feel that it's time to broaden their horizons and explore new cultures and lifestyles. After getting a job offer, Will decides to take the leap and move to Munich with Laura, who has always been interested in living abroad.

We first meet Laura and Will as they arrive in Munich and start their search for a new home. They are both excited to explore the city and immerse themselves in the German culture. They are also looking for a new place to call home, one that is close to Will's work and has easy access to public transportation, as they do not plan to own a car in Germany. They also want a place that is spacious enough for them and their two cats.

The couple starts their search with a real estate agent, Karin, who takes them to various properties in different neighborhoods around Munich. The first place they visit is a modern apartment in the popular neighborhood of Schwabing. It's located in a lively area with great restaurants and shops nearby. The apartment is small but has a nice balcony overlooking the city. Although Laura and Will like the location and the apartment is within their budget, they feel that it's too small and lacks storage space.

Next, the couple visits a larger apartment in the neighborhood of Giesing. It's located in a residential area and has good access to public transportation. The apartment is spacious and has two bedrooms, a large living room, and a balcony. Laura and Will like the layout and space, but the location is further away from Will's work than they would like. The couple decides to keep the property in mind as they continue their search.

Karin then takes them to a fully furnished apartment in the neighborhood of Nymphenburg, which is known for its beautiful castles and parks. The apartment is bright and spacious with large windows and a balcony. It's located in a quiet residential area with easy access to public transportation. Although Laura and Will like the apartment, they are hesitant about the furniture as they have their own possessions they want to bring from the US. They also feel that the neighborhood is too quiet and lacks a lively atmosphere.

Finally, Karin takes them to a townhouse in the neighborhood of Neuhausen. The townhouse has three bedrooms, a large living room, and a terrace. It's located in a quiet residential area with good access to public transportation and local shops. The couple is impressed with the size and layout of the townhouse and likes the fact that it has a terrace for their cats to roam. They also like the location, as it's close to Will's work and has a lively atmosphere.

After much consideration, Laura and Will decide to go with the townhouse in Neuhausen. They feel that it's the perfect home for them and their cats, and it gives them easy access to Will's work and the lively atmosphere they were looking for. They are excited to immerse themselves in the German culture and start their new lives in Munich.

Overall, this episode of House Hunters International offers a glimpse into the process of moving to a new country and searching for a new home. It shows the challenges and dilemmas that come with moving to a new place, but also the excitement and opportunities that come with opening oneself up to new experiences and perspectives.