A large family of five leave Australia for Sweden, chasing a white Christmas while searching for the perfect home.

This spinoff of the wildly popular HGTV House Hunters globe trots from Sao Paolo to Prague. Home hunters and their real estate agents check out all sorts of architectural styles and work through the idiosyncrasies of buying real estate in other countries. In any language, home buying is an emotional experience.

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30 Comments

  1. Of course the man with no job picks the location that’s $200/month over budget 💀💀💀 the cost of living with your head in the clouds 😂

  2. Theyre only renting and he needs to find a job😂 why the nitpicking so much. They only have toddlers…id choose the city as a new move for the parents to readjust. Kids fit into new realities pretty quickly. To be fair id want my husband to be happy to get about and reorientate himself. Its one day of the year built arounfd family and xmas….ok see how that works for you!

  3. He's right to want to live near the city. It's nice to be able to easily experience the lifestyle of another culture, as opposed to living in a suburb.

  4. I kind of understand his point just because he doesn't have a job right now I'm sure he makes good money and can find a job. He wants something he wants to live in also he's already relocating for her and don't have family there😢

  5. Hubby was a bit of a twat! I totally get wanting to live in the city, especially as inner city living is not as common in Australia. But he could have been a bit more flexible in entertaining other options even when he was set on the apartment. He came across as quite selfish.

  6. Okay the guy really needs to put his situation perspective because what he was pushing his wife to do and putting his family under is pretty selfish I'm going to not tonight that's that's pretty selfish I'm not saying wanting to live in the city and really pushing there in the right circumstances is not possible especially if they could afford it or if the Best of Both Worlds to the advantage that's fine and sometimes just taking a leap of faith can really be a bigger surprise for others when they do it so I'm not going to nail it down he's being a selfless jerk just for the sheer audacity of wanting to live in the city which I really do understand the need since I am literally medically not capable of driving for multiple different reasons that are private so being able to access good transportation is very important so I would be someone who would like to live in the big City especially with it being an entirely different experience I live in the countryside in the USA and I literally live in that come down where you have to drive everywhere to go anywhere within reason to be able to do anything and it sucks and yes it doesn't make sense why I'm here I'm living with my family because I can't for it to live on my own for multiple other priorities if anyone's wondering why that seems so weird why I'm in that situation and I can't drive and I have to drive to get anywhere in the situation I live in but that's the reason why I'm putting perspective in there if you have a situation you need to consider that option but him just pushing his own gender to want to live in the big city I understand he wants to see different different places different faces and different experience and really commit to it since he's really pushing a lot out of his comfort zone but no job and leaving his own home country about the same time except I don't know about the job situation she did the same for him by living in his birthplace country of Australia so I understand her desire to really want compromise and meet in the middle for him is very sweet and makes it very clear like she's very strong willed and opinionative like him but it sounds like he is making a clear in my way or nag nag nag we could do this but now I could nag nag I don't like it I don't know I'm not trying to blabber on the stick of blabbering I just find it so annoying when a man or anyone in the partnership says the kids will make do especially when you have small kids like they do and they're trying to accommodate a potential big family of her extended family coming into this and living in a very different environment quite opposite to Australia specially and she's trying to actually be very practical about yes the extra rooms are very nice and that is always a nice thing I think sharing the room is not a bad compromise I understand where the meeting in the middle and there is important but he's never lived in Sweden she has and I feel like the realtor is trying very hard to compromise and find a good solution and I think house three was a decent if not good compromise for both sides of the couples needs and the overall needs of the family I think the realtor really did a good job he tried complimenting what she needed and he tried complimenting Aaron figuring out what the husband needed and tried finding something in between which is actually kind of hard sometimes seeing the show but the third house is a Good biking and driving distance from the city

  7. I think the key to finishing through an episode of these is to tune out the couple and just focus more on the houses and just pretend I’m the one buying it 😂

  8. Paul, mate. You don't have a job! You're unemployed. You don't get to be picky. She's the bread winner. She gets to choose. You should just shut up and wash the dishes. Good luck finding a job as an architect in Sweden, not even speaking the language.

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