Manon and Chris bought cheap and then gentrified their Victorian townhouse in order to flip it and make some money. But with the market recently gone off the boil, these self-confessed townies might be forced to move further afield to make that a profit.

Anne's mother has passed away and, as executor of her will, it's her responsibility to sell her mom's condominium. As well as being an emotional experience for Anne, the process becomes complicated, as delays in the fix-ups nearly cost them a sale.

Helen has to sell her home before fulfilling her dream of building a house on the family's ancestral land.

Val and her three teenagers are tired of the back-and-forth commute into the city. After 20 years of luxury living in a sprawling suburban property on the waterfront, Val wants a smaller home in a downtown location.

Empty nesters Heather and Gary no longer need their rambling Edwardian gem, so they've put it up for sale without an agent in hopes of making a million-dollar profit.

Last season's Buy Me followed Chris and his agent mom, Sandi, on their rocky road of real estate. Now Chris is selling the waterfront cottage he was to share with lost love Megan, and returning to his old bachelor stomping ground in the city.

Reunited couple Wendy and Eric want to sell the homes they each had been living in in order to start over in a new house.

City Townhouse for Sale

Maria and George are a young Greek couple that have enlisted the help of larger-than-life agent "Cowboyd" to help them sell their city townhouse. But will current market forces prevail and make this sale a difficult one to rope in?

Connie and Mark are selling their home because it's making their allergy-sensitive child sick. Once that's accomplished, they intend to build a new "allergen-free" house.

Cynthia, Keith and their four children live in such cramped conditions that the family has finally convinced Cynthia to move from their small semi-detached house and upgrade to a larger home. While lots of repairs need to be done, the excited kids are more interested in surfing the 'Net for a new home than helping dad get the house ready for sale.

Mary wants to sell the family's triplex to secure a smaller place for her and her kids.

Empty nesters Gary and Heather no longer need their rambling Edwardian gem. So they've put it up for sale without an agent in the hopes of making a million-dollar profit!