Compromises and Tears - Location Location Location - S13 EP5 - Real Estate TV

Join us in this emotional episode of Location, Location, Location, where two families embark on house hunts filled with startling confessions, shocking revelations, and desperate measures. In the Southeast, Stefan and Paul search for a spacious family home, facing challenges of space, budget, and differing preferences. Meanwhile, new parents Nani and George explore Crystal Palace, torn between a charming Victorian flat on a busy road and a potential fixer-upper closer to family. Witness the struggles, compromises, and surprising turnarounds in their quest for the perfect home.
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[@1miluieleimile]

It's amazing how many "adults" are immature, selfish, entitled people who don't understand the meaning of compromise and doing what's best for the family as a whole and not just themselves. Kirstie and Phil are incredibly patient.

[@Momabear1]

None of these wives have their own money to pay for their house..the men are now daddy paying for everything. I'm so happy I'm mybown woman with my own money! You can't be so picky without money!

[@1miluieleimile]

@@Momabear1 I understand that some women can't work due to health or are stay at home moms, which is a job itself. For some families, it works best for the husband to be the breadwinner, but what bothers me is when they take advantage of their spouses or believe that their own desires are more important than the family as a whole. Their priorities aren't what they should be. Example: good schools should be priority over built in character that one can add with salvaged fireplaces mantles, beams, antique furniture, etc.

[@karent-s7639]

@@1miluieleimile I so agree with you! Nothing wrong with one of a couple staying at home raising children, but if the earner's job is in a specific area that area has to be a priority. The other top priority, in my opinion as in yours, should be good schools.

[@poodlegirl55]

Not amazing when you consider a 50% divorce rate.

[@FlywithjetL.G-nh4bj]

@@Momabear1 shameless comment!

[@kateleblanc604]

This is a prime example of WHY these people can not find a new home! And I also think the couple with the 3 kids have marital issues that a castle home won't fix.

[@minime7375]

You can cut the tension between those two with a knife, tbh I think the wife has mental health issues. Who cares about a window instead of room and decent schools for the three kids and proximity to the husband’s job.

[@yitzhaklider8819]

It's amazing how some couples are kind and supportive to each other and others condescending and gas light.

[@dionneolivier4561]

Steph is less enthusiastic than a dead branch…… holy moly!

[@dionneolivier4561]

Nothing will make her happy, her poor husband, he seems so frustrated and irritated!

[@griffin2263]

the woman with the three kids is CRAZY !!!

[@ftis2588]

At first I thought Paul was a bit patronising, but he has the patience of a saint. Also that first house she rejected is probably worth upwards of a million now since lewisham is very trendy now. What a missed opportunity. They could’ve just moved in and had all of that space AND be in a prime london location. Also it was a 1930’s house which is period by definition, just not Victorian/Edwardian/Georgian, but those houses cost. Also the second family were mad not even look at the third home. I would’ve bought that one. You get a whole house, you even extend into the loft & extend the kitchen, make money on it, then move into the house you actually want when it increases in price. It’s also in the same postcode you wanted so they would’ve have access to all the bars & restaurants they wanted. It’s just mad. Having said all this, I’ve watched this show for well over a decade so all this information has really seeped into me about extending, improving, moving out further etc etc. It’s not so scary to me anymore whereas I suppose it was all new then.

[@Kiinell]

Any man considering getting married should watch a few of these shows.

[@smurrells1840]

Yes you are right. Does she ever realize there are people living on the streets 🤔

[@da__lang]

There's a solution: marry another man.

[@sub3ero984]

@@da__lang.. nooooo ding dong 😅

[@gorillaglue7232]

A real Man knows a real Woman. You are weak.

[@sandrasmith7313]

​@da__lang you clearly have not watched episodes with gay couples 😂

[@6360carolyn]

This just makes me realize how sane a person I am lol

[@triciabuenaluz6438]

It's amazing to me how couples want prime locations and expect cheap prices.

[@thehungrygoldfish]

That's a lot of people though. There are very few people that have realistic expectations during house hunting. Everyone wants the best house in the best neighborhood done to their exact specifications for the lowest price.

[@poodlegirl55]

And no traffic or road noise. Oh and a big garden.

[@BritGirlJay]

@@poodlegirl55 No traffic BUT good connections, road, bus, rail, to other areas lol If you want low traffic it won't have buses and rail connections close by. Side roads off main roads work fine in a commuter area but parking will be an issue if there's no driveway.

[@annabodhi38]

"I rescued your skinny ass" I love these two, lol!! Thank you for the share!

[@HappyHawthorn]

Hats off to Kirstie and Phil.

[@lorrainebennett7528]

Steph's favourite words... "I", "Me" and "My". Shouldn't that be "We"?

[@constancebryce1476]

Goodness Phil and Kirstie have the patience of saints…

[@wendykarle3114]

Right???

[@kendram1893]

I can’t believe the buyer is in tears by just driving by the house- good grief. There is something really wrong that goes beyond needing some space

[@nancee6450]

After seeing this episode I am CONVINCED Kirstie and Phil are definitely in the running for SAINTHOOD!!!!!!!

[@KG-ui7ji]

Phil is a born psycologist he's such a diplomat. Kristy is to but Phil was great here and talked that daft woman around. A large part of what they do is psychological and knowing how to read people.

[@thehungrygoldfish]

Psssttttt.....If you want to be in a trendy area near shops and restaurants, you're going to have to deal with everything that goes with it: Road noise, Large Crowds, Close neighbors Police Sirens, Crime, Small rooms, not a lot of storage, no yard or a tiny postage stamp yard, etc. You're not going to get the unicorn of a large house with a big yard on a quiet street with no neighbors or cars or roads or crime or noise of any kind that is somehow five seconds walk from the trendiest shops and restaurants in the world.

[@AFAskygoddess]

Don't forget that they want all that for £350,000. Good luck with that!

[@idharudhar5985]

You forgot one thing: rodent issues. Because of the number of restaurants/ cafes/food stores in the busy central area, you will find that rats love these places too and they find their way into the homes located there.

[@robgullen]

The endless "I" rather than "we" from the woman with the 3 kids was rather telling . . . . . I thought house-buying (and marriage) was a joint-venture?

[@gradyra19]

She is a lot for sure

[@kenscales4992]

Stephamie is INSANE

[@jenatucker492]

That woman ought to take control of the children and keep them away from her husband while he's working!! He is after all working to provide what they need. I could solve that problem easily!!

[@pamelafox7677]

Omg, the Stephanie couple are in trouble. He’s on edge, patronizing, condescending, takes her inventory constantly, all things death to a marriage. She takes it, is childish, won’t face the reality of their budget and cries. When I got my house in California, it was further downtown than I wanted, no landscaping, bad driveway, etc, but I knew I could work with it, and it’s turned out great.

[@Splash-nr8ot]

When home buyers get stuck at the crossroads between expectations and reality, that's where they find Phil and Kirstie to guide them. 😄

[@annamokotow5922]

Steph: I, I ,I , my dream

[@wendykarle3114]

Steph and Paul seem bananas

[@susandelongis885]

Great episode! Thanks! I do think that, much as I enjoy them, the vast number of "property shows" seems to have created an often unrealistic desire for a 'wow factor" which seems to jump to top of requirements. Thankfully, Kirstie and Phil offer the sound, practical guidance needed for the largest investment in every sense.

[@kattygabby3519]

Glad they turned it around ... Steph was going off the rails with period features! Buyers do need some vision to create what they want!!😊

[@rubyhaze1]

What a roller coaster of an episode!

[@kunalsen2123]

28:12 Paul dropping truth bombs! I hope Stephanie finally stopped thinking of herself as an arts history major when she saw that on tele.

[@AbigailGerlach-zt1sh]

Finding a house is like being newly in love. You ignore the negatives or think you can live with them. Worse, you think that the list of prerequisites in the beginning is perfectly sensible when it's totally unrealistic. Budget? No big deal. Location? Expensive is fine. House? 4,000 square feet at 150k is doable. View? Open fields and rolling hills in the middle of Kensington please! The fact that Phil and Kirsty actually fix stupid is amazing. It's nice...describing a horrific blind date or a so-so house.

[@catherinelee3298]

Run Paul run

[@carolineclark5369]

paul is a saint, sooooooooo patient and long-sufferring

[@davidwiseman7774]

I think Steph is depressed...

[@carolineclark5369]

i think you are most likely right, she looks like the type that could be susceptible to depression.

[@lindahall8703]

Paul is not Saint! He's a bully.

[@lidiawolanskyj5560]

I think Steph is struggling with the three kids. They were very hyper, which suggests too much sugar and not enough structure. Very hard to get right.

[@mydearvalerie]

Steph is burnt out. Paul wants to be out Monday and Tuesday nights. And run 3 businesses. And start a forth. Everytime S expresses an opinion he can't shoot her down fast enough. He gaslights like a pro.

[@louisefox]

How could the couple with the three kids be so ridiculously naïve? So glad to see her get her head out of her arse towards the end. I wonder if 12 years on she's still embarrassed at her behaviour on the show. Kirsty and Phil have the patience of saints!

[@jeancranston304]

I am an American, and I would have cried if shown the period Edwardian. The plain fronted house was much more attractive to me. And I don’t understand the attraction of original, probably drafty, windows. Isn’t energy efficiency a thing in the UK?

[@constancebryce1476]

Who wouldn’t want a charming historical house over a bland square new build…but they cost more in part because there are only so many to go around and so many people want them. I was very surprised that she came around to the homely house (which was far less ugly than some I have seen them showing I.e 80’s houses etc…) and am sure they made money if they kept it a few years. The garden was lovely which will help resale. As far as the flat, the price seems high for a two-bed but I guess it goes with the area. Both of these women came in with very rose colored glasses to say the least…

[@lidiawolanskyj5560]

But they both did come around and recognized the fact. That's not easy...

[@TheTrichD]

Phil and Kristy I don't envy your jobs!! Love this show though 💖💖💖

[@jeanforest8060]

But... don't forget that it's first and foremost show business AND that they're not getting the poorer for it, are they?

[@poodlegirl55]

I can't afford what I want so maybe my husband can work four jobs? The other woman says she wants to live in the heart of the city but doesn't want a busy road.

[@Fritha71]

I often wonder how men put up with women, even though people like to think that it's the other way round, lol. And I AM a woman... But men in general are just so much easier to deal with, none of that famous female logic complicating things.

[@wendykarle3114]

Oh absolutely so annoying

[@sarahaadair5849]

After watching this episode and the expressions/body language between Steph and Paul….I can’t help but wonder if they are still married to this day 😂. I mean the looks he gave her….😅

[@kenscales4992]

I hope not cause Steph is INSANE.

[@marianemartin2644]

Also they have no clue how to raise children. Those are wild animals.

[@kattygabby3519]

Steph comes across as a bit depressed ... husband with 3 businesses and the patience of Job! Good job Phil!! 👍🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻👍🏻

[@lidiawolanskyj5560]

Steph was definitely struggling. But she came around! Bravo!!

[@wendykarle3114]

Steph. Omg. 😮

[@keys6]

Oh dear... Paul and steph ..what a mismatch.... chaotic and misaligned...

[@caracampbell1715]

Kirstie: “I wouldn’t say no to a new handbag!”😂😂😂

[@merrim7765]

I wonder why dad of 3 didn't think about renting an office space to do to M- F? Sanity. Sanity. Sanity.

[@AFAskygoddess]

I wonder why dad of 3 didn't think about finding a divorce lawyer. She's exhausting. Sanity. Sanity. Sanity

[@pollypocket2282]

@@AFAskygoddess Same thought. They have to be divorced by now… or he was permanently beaten down (and/or has a side chick now). Poor man.

[@SamYoungnz]

​@@pollypocket2282 Paul has chosen to work from home: he could have easily rented office space if he didn't like the chaos. I felt that he gas-lit Stefanie throughout; perhaps his controlling behaviour has conditioned her to behave in a child-like manner....?

[@shamrocklotus7245]

The music during the tense moments was brilliant. 🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@thata82]

Man I wish I could see what the house looks like now after the renovations...

[@andreesimoneau6167]

Three kids and it’s all about what the mother wants.

[@ashleypallis3522]

windows.....features ............

[@valynteena]

For the younger couple, that 1st house 3 miles from Crystal Palace ay Becknam was really beautiful. It would have made a great starter home. For the other couple, that 3rd house was really beautiful even without the extensions they planned. Unfortunately, some people need to be taught about compromise on the spot.

[@peggydid]

What a "ride!"

[@kentlatimer3706]

Would you be interested in an American co-host, who would be much less British-ly polite? As a high end house painter, I have a lot of experience looking at houses. I would need contractual permission to strangle people, perhaps while also screaming at them. Thank you for your consideration.

[@connie473]

You can put features in.

[@beebee2781]

Goodness - If I had a husband who worked hard and paid for everything so I could stay at home and raise my kiddos - I wouldnt care about stupid windows and "period features". How spoiled she is!

[@nancysmith9425]

PROBABLY AN ONLY CHILD SPOILED, NOW HAS 3 BEAUTIFUL HEALTHY CHILDREN, AN AMAZING HUSBAND WORKING 3 JOBS, SHE DOESNT EVEN REALIZE HOW BLESSED SHE IS, NO HOUSE WILL SATISFY HER. 83 YR GRMA, PRAY FOR HER & HER WONDERFUL HEALTHY FAMILY. ❤

[@gloriadoidge8422]

The Rolling Stones gave good advice. You Can't always get what you want,but if you try sometimes,you just might find,you get what you need.

[@edwinaflannery9828]

Ghosh I would want that family living next to me three noisy kids uncontrolled chaos

[@dc2london]

I love LLL; have watched for years. The biggest downfall people have is "putting their own stamp on the house". Get a grip; putting a coat of paint on walls, your own furniture and artwork in a house makes it "your own". Buy a house that it is a neighbourhood you can handle for a price that you *can* afford and purchase with the thought that you will live there forever, if possible. Property has always been a good investment. Unless there is another world war, it is unlikely that you will lose your investment in whatever you purchase. But this show has always been about seeing what's out there for what price and listening to Kirstie and Phil - the couples? if they aren't idiots, it's just a bonus!

[@jennl8462]

Steff reminds me of Kate McKinnon. I keep expecting it to turn into an SNL skit.

[@wendykarle3114]

Fur realz! Same!😂

[@wraithconscience]

I'm not seeing very much personality from Steff, with which to put her stamp on a house .... How is she going to do that when she has no ideas? At each house, cannot see the potential --- so how is that supposed to work. Silly, helpless woman. What a nightmare! Poor man!

[@sunflower-im7lo]

I will never be like tgese horrible house/home buyers. I admire Phil and Phil's enormous patience!

[@elizzy8754]

Road noise in front rooms: install double or triple glazing, internal or external shutters/blinds and reverse cycle aircon - problem solved.

[@marioncannon9924]

But I like to open windows

[@elizzy8754]

​@@marioncannon9924You still can at various times of day. Or, you must sacrifice convenient urban location for a different type of suburb with less through traffic, or move to the country (which, of course, has other drawbacks to live with). How about three houses: city top floor flat with terrace, chic town house a little further out, plus a country cottage - problem solved😉

[@mysterioustravels4305]

The woman who has 3 kids doesn't seem to understand her husband running 3 businesses at the same time and she wants to put her own stamp on the house that she wants to choose, very immature and her reasoning about the place that she doesn't like is not practical at all, she doesn't know the real purpose why they wanted to look for a house, oh dear poor Phil, he has to deal with this kind of people.

[@christinecolson1221]

You have to wonder what happened to Steph in her younger days to create the scared, almost “victim-like” reactions. Her husband is the rescuer/protector type. Or she’s a covert narcissist. In either case- a good counselor would help tremendously.

[@davidwiseman7774]

It all comes down time and time again to people who want to sell their houses for the maximum amount and think they should get their dream home for next to nothing! No matter how hard K&P try, they don't get people to understand that location and market determine the price.

[@elizabeths4371]

A sudden turn of events re: both couples however, I don't envy Phil and Kirsty the whining and indecisive clients they've agreed to serve.

[@bbgunn917]

London is insane. My Grandmother's house I grew up in in Tulse Hill is over a million pounds now. The house she grew up in on Tooting Bec Common is over three million. Brits have been duped into "adding value" with their "Own Stamp" so that banks can lure into massive debt over ever longer time. You pay more than double the cost amortised over a 25-yr period - plus upkeep- who wins?

[@resnonverba137]

Yes, awful making money, isn't it?

[@LadyIarConnacht]

@@resnonverba137 Making money isn't awful, but prices of homes rising so fast out of the reach of most working people is a recipe for disaster.

[@asouthafrican3200]

I congratulate Phil and Kirsty on their extreme diplomacy - especially with this irritating woman Steph

[@createone100]

With the cost of housing in the UK, and especially the London area, I can never understand how these people can want to be part of the ‘trendy restaurants and bars’ scene. Where does all their money come from for their ‘trendy’ pursuits?

[@thehungrygoldfish]

Only Fans but no homo

[@andreaandrea6716]

Thank you for posting!!!!!!

[@wandal.rodriguez7253]

Love your show.

[@annieterminetschuppon7232]

Crowbrough, my first British residency. Fantastic village

[@deborahspooner8046]

Impressive episode.

[@pixie706]

I wonder what Phil and kirsty really think about awkward prima donnas

[@connie473]

I would divorce the woman and I love features myself! But it's about a lot of things and they cannot move to a house that has features but terrible schools and it's far from the husband's work.

[@lorettaheinbokel8783]

What the heck!! They don't even show the houses!! This is supposed to be about the HOUSE

[@da__lang]

Poor Phil! Poor Paul!!

[@carolannedwards1021]

Both very very fussy people I would give up

[@Splash-nr8ot]

My thoughts exactly. If this wasn't on camera, most brokers would have said either take it or leave it.

[@jeanforest8060]

Chers Phil et Kristie and pardon my French (!), à mon avis nous assistons à une lutte entre le gros bon sens et Disneyland, ce qui m'amène à penser que tout le monde a besoin, however affluent hey may be, d'un Realitätsfachmann, lequel n'accorderait pas vraiment d'importance à la fantaisie des femmes lorsqu'il s'agit de s'adapter au (cruel) monde ordinaire...☺

[@johnwilliamtuckey2796]

This episode make think that I never want to merry ever!

[@sandevieira5674]

Dang. 😮 Who starts crying while looking at houses? Talk about hormonal. Both these women are slightly crazed.😅

[@thehungrygoldfish]

To be fair, there have been quite a few people who have cried throughout the years of Location, Location, Location.

[@leeS04]

Buying a home is stressful, done it 6 times, but don’t think Steph is depressed.

[@brendamiller8140]

Great ending ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️❤️💓🥰🤗

[@karenweaver134]

If it’s such madness you should have thought about having 3 children just a little bit more….

[@muhlaynee]

The lady with the 3 kids is seriously depressed and can't make sound decisions. Who bursts into sad tears at the siight of a house that's not yours? Such a brat. The other couple have lobster tastes and beer budget. I would love to see an update on where they are now.

[@joannahampton5979]

I think it's because she's already been living in a house for years they bought which she's hated since the day they moved in.

[@ashleypallis3522]

Nice !!! it was fantastic !! ......go figure

[@noelleewen2946]

I'm so confused. They really liked the 1950s house but the husband thought it was too much work. So they go for a really (IMO) hideous house and decide to do a TON of work. 🙄

[@TheM750]

Price and location.

[@lidiawolanskyj5560]

Space and price... Kirstie's "orphan" metaphor was priceless and hit the right note.

[@bar10ml44]

It seems Steph is the one without features. That first house was a gem. Thank God I am single.

[@stellarodriguez8813]

Do your home buyers realize that Thomas Kincade is an artist?? He makes paintings of romantic homes...😂😂

[@b.m824]

Crying over a house? Ow my Word….😮

[@Momabear1]

I can't stand these unrealistic buyers!!!

[@lisabevans8107]

YOU! Have 3 kids! Really? My Monday night fight club, my Tuesday night...blah blah...

[@gillian-clairepearman3125]

Whenever you show flats you never mention the dreaded monthly maintenance charges.

[@judithsweeney2553]

Taxes, insurance, utilities!!!

[@thehungrygoldfish]

@@judithsweeney2553 I mean, it goes without saying. They can't provide specific numbers for every single house on the show, lol.

[@vanessaruiz4705]

but that is equivalent to council tax for houses, isnt it?

[@gillian-clairepearman3125]

@@vanessaruiz4705 no, as you have to pay council tax as well!

[@pepta]

When Noni smiles she looks like Audrey Hepburn

[@naptownt7197]

A grown woman with three children bawling like a baby on national TV over a house? Just wow! Poor kids and husband!

[@danda757]

Just curious..if she was an only child or even only daughter where she grew up getting what she wanted.

[@elainemarten2147]

someone (her) seems very spoiled and selfish and needs to grow up. She has a very patient husband. The kids looked spoiled as well and out of control - no fault of their own but she needs to make some major changes in her thinking

[@judithsweeney2553]

Maybe it was orchestrated?

[@robbar42]

that woman needs a psychiatrist like there's no tomorrow

[@juliawitt3813]

I can't find a house...yes dear...that's cos you watched too much Disney as a child 😂

[@Fritha71]

Why was the lowest of three offers accepted? I don't understand, don't the sellers just want as much money as they can get for the house?

[@thehungrygoldfish]

Because they're chain free, which means they don't have to sell a house before closing.

[@lidiawolanskyj5560]

The seller doesn't have to wait. The difference wasn't substantial.

[@sjefhendrickx2257]

The second couple are kuckkuck!

[@cathe8282]

That couple with the 3 boys, I dunno if I like how the husband keeps saying "you" to his wife about doing work and "you have 3 kids". As he has a business at home and IS married and the kids seem to be HIS, it's not "YOU have 3 kids", it should be "we". Yes she may not be able to comprehend the work involved in extending (I sure don't) but they should be in it together. He seems ready to throw her under the bus with decisions and work, and kids and everything. I just have this horrible feeling of "you didn't expect how much work is involved so go ahead do it..do it all".

[@randychase305]

Ummmm he knows what he has. What he has to do is drill it into his selfish wife. She's a self-intitled POS that gives ZERO thought to what the family needs as opposed to her WANTS.

[@resnonverba137]

She needed to grow up and and stop saying 'I' all the time. He worked to earn the money and he had to commute. She had to look after the children and would have had to oversee any work at the property. He was reasonable in not wating to lose hours each day travelling and he was right to be concerned about her slightly naive outlook. You need to stop being so easily offended over nothing.

[@tonirose6776]

@@resnonverba137 He worked his business from home. He only wanted to be near the city to play with his friends.

[@itoo3654]

Sometimes people get on television and try to be a little extra ,so to speak! a little snarky they try to be what they think, is amusing ,when it really comes off as demeaning! I'm not sure he's being demeaning, I think he just thought he's being amusing

[@ginacrusco234]

I can't STAND Paul! How can anyone be so demeaning and belittling of their partner while in the process of making such an important move as buying a house together? The fact that Steph continues to stand her ground and doesn't get worn down by the criticism is a miracle.

[@cg9616]

She’s equally ridiculous crying at the look of a house

[@Fritha71]

If you were the husband working your butt off running three businesses so that your wife could only focus on being a house wife, yet still finds it in her to complain about minor things, you, too would become demeaning...!

[@fabienneclavier5984]

I believe he is burnt out. 3 jobs, 3 over active kids, and a clueless wife.

[@lidiawolanskyj5560]

I think she's also burned out. Not in control of the kids.

[@vanessaruiz4705]

..... i'm not sure you watched the same episode. She moved in their previous house and decided she didnt like it the same day they moved in. That is very crazy. After that, they have been on and on seeing properties and nothing has been of her liking. He has put up with a lot. He is running 3 businesses and putting up with a woman who moves into a house and says she doesnt like it the VERY FIRST DAY, and then pursues a dream house that is beyond budget.

[@CarolMartin-xm1ri]

Yeah that look from Nonnie with the batty eyeball look at hubby and tears with the other good grief -----says much --- painful to watch.

[@fashionearrings]

What feature is Stroh asking for? Secret dungeons?

[@Kevin-sm8pn]

Of course not lol. She wants fireplaces and crown molding and cornices and stuff like that. Sex dungeons are not a period feature, hon, lol.

[@_PJW_]

28:15 : "I've got to pay for it" is telling. So is not acknowledging what moves your own wife. Which clearly bothers her. She is already thinking forwards and a level deeper than he is.

[@johnord684]

Does house hunters ever look at other areas ,its always the south east

[@tarek2444]

a little stiff that steff??

[@j.c.linden]

No one sticks either a toddler or a baby in the basement!