Ep 11. Moving to Managua

In House Hunters International season 3 episode 11, viewers get a glimpse into the lives of a family of four as they move from the United States to Managua, Nicaragua. The episode begins with the family expressing their excitement for the move and their desire to find a home with ample space for their two children.

The episode follows the family as they work with a local real estate agent to tour three potential homes. The first house they view is a two-story, four-bedroom home with a large yard and swimming pool. Although the family is initially impressed with the home, they quickly realize that the location is too far from the city and would require a lengthy commute.

The second home they tour is a three-bedroom, two-bathroom house located in a gated community. The community amenities include a pool, tennis courts, and 24-hour security. The family seemed to be quite impressed with this home, as it was in a more central location and had all the desired amenities like a private swimming pool. However, their excitement was short-lived when they discovered that the home had some structural issues that would require expensive repairs.

The final home they view is a two-story, three-bedroom home situated in a secure neighborhood. Although the home lacks some of the amenities of the previous home, the family is impressed with the home's close proximity to the city and the children's school. Plus, the neighborhood is full of expats and has great security.

Throughout the episode, viewers get a glimpse into the various cultural differences the family experiences as they navigate the real estate landscape in Nicaragua. They discuss the challenges of negotiating with landlords who speak a different language while also dealing with the unique challenges of living in a foreign country.

Ultimately, the family must weigh the pros and cons of each home in order to make the best decision for their family. While they struggle to find the perfect home, viewers are left on the edge of their seats, wondering which home the family will ultimately choose and how their new life in Managua will unfold.