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Buying the View - Season 1

Buying the perfect property often means sealing the deal by viewing a glittering expanding skyline, a sprawling beachfront or a majestic mountain range. House hunters in this series team with realtors from the hottest markets across North America -- touring three very different properties, the buyers see exactly what their budget affords them. Are they prepared to compromise, and what will they ultimately decide to invest in? Each story gives an insight into the lives, tastes and personalities of those buying properties with a million dollar view.

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Buying the perfect property often means sealing the deal by viewing a glittering expanding skyline, a sprawling beachfront or a majestic mountain range. House hunters in this series team with realtors from the hottest markets across North America -- touring three very different properties, the buyers see exactly what their budget affords them. Are they prepared to compromise, and what will they ultimately decide to invest in? Each story gives an insight into the lives, tastes and personalities of those buying properties with a million dollar view.

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