House Hunters Season 18 Episode 4 Picking a Place Near the Potomac

In House Hunters season 18 episode 4, titled "Picking a Place Near the Potomac," viewers will follow a couple on their home search journey in the Washington D.C. region. The episode begins with the couple, both lawyers, expressing the desire to move closer to the Potomac River where they enjoy outdoor activities such as running and kayaking.

As they begin their search, the couple shares their desire for a spacious home with plenty of natural light and outdoor space. However, they quickly realize that this might be a tall order within their budget, especially in a prime location like D.C.

The couple is shown three different homes throughout the episode, each with their unique set of advantages and disadvantages. In the first home, they are shown a spacious single-family home with plenty of outdoor space but it is located thirty minutes away from the Potomac River. The couple is disappointed but realizes that they might have to compromise on their wish list if they want to find a home within their budget.

The next home they see is a newly renovated townhome located just fifteen minutes from the Potomac River. The couple is impressed with the modern updates and the location but express concern over the lack of outdoor space and the townhome's close proximity to busy roads.

Finally, the couple is shown a cozy condo located just ten minutes from the Potomac River. The condo has stunning river views and modern amenities but lacks outdoor space and a second bedroom that the couple hoped to use as a home office.

Throughout the episode, viewers will see the couple weigh the advantages and disadvantages of each home and make list after list of pros and cons to inform their decision. They also consult with their realtor to see if there is any room for negotiation in terms of the home price or features.

In the end, the couple will make a decision that is best suited for their lifestyle and budget. The premiere episode of House Hunters season 18 is sure to be a must-watch for those interested in the real estate market in the Washington D.C. region.