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Martel visits a tenement flat in Glasgow that’s in a really bad state of repair. Dion is in Birmingham to visit a two-bed terraced house, and Martin looks around a three-floor, six-bedroom house in Swindon that seems like a great investment opportunity.
Martin is in Solihull looking at a three-bed semi, Dion visits a link-detached house in Woking, and Martel is in the Lancashire village of Knott End looking around a former bank.
Dion looks around a derelict barn in Ash, Kent where a young couple have grand plans to turn it into their dream family home. Martel is in Guildford, Surrey, looking at a characterful two-bed semi, and Martin is in Kidsgrove, Staffordshire, visiting a three-bed semi in a really run down state.
Martel views a house in Macclesfield with some very worrying cracks, while Martin sees a really unusual lot in Kent – it is immaculate, so what is the catch? And Dion is in Cumbria, where a three-bed semi with an interesting outhouse offers potential
Martel visits a flat in Newcastle that is a real mixed bag of styles, and she’s in Bradford to see a three-bed semi. Martin is in Porth, South Wales, to see a terrace with a quirky layout.
Martel is in Folkestone, looking at a flat in need of a lot of work. We also return to a former commercial premises in Dudley that she first saw back in 2016. Dion is in Earby in Lancashire viewing a two-up two-down.
Martin is in Tylorstown, south Wales, looking around a double-fronted end terrace, with some damp issues. He’s also in Rainham in Kent to see a Dutch barn-style house. Martel is just outside Crewe to see a Grade II listed house.
Martel is in Carshalton looking around a three-bed mid-terrace house. She’s also in Wallasey, Merseyside, where a retail unit and large flat are the order of the day. Martin is in Pentre in south Wales taking in a dated flat.
Martin visits a one bed flat in Rotherhithe, London and a terrace in Merthyr Tydfil, while Martel is in Gateshead to look around an end terrace.
Martel visits a terrace in Horden, County Durham, and a grade-two listed building in Whitehaven, Cumbria. Dion is in Evesham, Worcestershire.
Dion is in London looking at a house converted into two flats. We also return to Manchester where Dion previously saw an old bank with plans in place to turn it into a restaurant. Martel is in Ulverston, Cumbria looking at a cute house which is across three floors.
Dion is in Stoke and Wolverhampton looking at two terraced houses. Martin is in Rochester in Kent where he encounters a large and impressive listed building.
Martin is in Tonypandy, South Wales looking around a mid terrace. He’s also in Chesterfield to see a derelict plot of land with planning consent granted for two houses. Martel is in Burnley, Lancashire to see a terraced house bought by seasoned developers. .
Martin is in Merthyr Tydfil to see a two-bed terrace, while Dion casts his eye over a semi-detached house in Sutton Coldfield in the West Midlands and a terrace in Halifax.
It’s a tale of two flats for Dion today as he visits Sunbury-on-Thames, Surrey, and Sutton Coldfield in the West Midlands. We also return to a mews cottage in Whitstable, Kent, that Lucy first visited back in 2013.
Martel is in Gillingham in Kent, revisiting a detached house she first saw in 2017. Martin visits a semi in Walsall, while Dion looks at a terrace in Stoke-on-Trent.
Martel visits a mid-terrace in Birmingham and a detached property in Hounslow, London. We return to a plot of land in Bury, Greater Manchester, where Dion met some developers hoping to build a house
Martel visits a semi-detached house in Dover, Kent, and a parcel of land in Birmingham. Martin is at a terrace in Tonypandy, south Wales.
Martin is in Mountain Ash in Wales to see an end terrace with a rather interesting fireplace. Martel is in Gillingham, Kent, to see a bungalow, and Dion checks out a derelict property in Walsall.
Dion casts his eye over a terraced house in Halifax and a Wolverhampton semi. Martin is in Ashford, Kent, to see a former chemist shop.
Martel is in Swadlincote, Derbyshire, to see a former pub with great development potential. Dion is in Stoke to see a four-bedroom house covered in ivy. We return to a long-running project in Northwood, London, for the final chapter featuring a plot of land Lucy first saw back in 2016.
Martel looks at a cottage flat in Glasgow and a cottage in Gnosall, Staffordshire. Dion is in Teddington, London, visiting a one-bed flat.
Dion is in Romford looking at a terraced house. He also visits a plot of land in Colne, Lancashire, that throws up some issues. Martel is in Margate, Kent, looking at a studio flat.
Martin is in Needham Market, just outside Ipswich, to see a characterful 16th-century cottage. He’s also in Newport, Wales, where we return to see the end result of a large development. Dion is in Stoke to see a two bed mid terrace
Martin visits a three-bed terrace in Stafford and a large former warehouse building in Liverpool. Martel is in Birmingham to look around a spacious semi-detached house.
Martin visits an old workshop in Margate in Kent and a building plot in Newcastle-under-Lyme. Martel is at a semi-detached house in Wednesbury, West Midlands, that has some worrying cracks.
Martin is in Rochester in Kent where we revisit an impressive project at large Grade II listed building. He’s also in Mountain Ash, Wales to see an end terrace. Dion is in Birmingham looking at a two-bed semi.
Martin is in Maryport, Cumbria, where we head back to an old cemetery lodge he first saw back in 2011. He’s also in Neath, Wales, looking round a mid terrace. Dion is in Birmingham casting his eye over a commercial unit
Martel is impressed by a large two bedroom apartment with huge potential in Battersea in London, while Martin looks over plans to develop a house in Winsford near Crewe and another development to improve a retail unit with two floors above it in Stourbridge near Birmingham.
Four friends take on a terraced house in Crewe, and a former shop in the pretty Cumbrian village of Glasson and a three-bedroom terraced house in Gnosall in Staffordshire are also refurbished after being bought at auction.
A former hotel in Matlock in Derbyshire is given a stunning makeover, while there are ambitious plans for a piece of land in Penkhull in Stoke and an end terrace house in Selhurst in south London. But will everything go according to plan?
A lower ground flat in Forest Hill in London and terrace houses in Leeds and Nantwich go under the hammer. But can any of the buyers manage to make a profit on their auction purchases?
Today's properties include a bungalow in Cabus in Lancashire, a three-storey house in Newport in Wales and two unusual lots by the side of a canal in West Stockwith in Nottinghamshire.
Two terraced houses in Abbey Wood in London and Carlisle in Cumbria are transformed, and the team visit a seven-year project to renovate a large period house in Torquay. All the properties were bought at auction by developers hoping to make money through renovation. But did anyone manage to make a profit?
Two terraced houses and a Welsh chapel are sold under the hammer. The new owners - some experienced developers, others first timers - hope to make money from their auction buys in Newcastle-under-Lyme, Cefn Coed and Offerton. Martin, Dion and Martel follow their progress.
A three-bedroom semi in Sneyd Green in Stoke on Trent is given a stunning transformation, while developers come up against lots of challenges developing land in Leyland, Lancashire, and a four-bedroom semi in Low Hill in Wolverhampton. Martin, Dion and Martel follow progress on all the auction buys.
A chalet bungalow is given a stunning transformation in Beccles in Norfolk, while developers also take on projects in Cwmaman in Wales and Sneyd Green, near Stoke. Martin, Dion and Martel keep an eye on the work.
A three-bedroom semi in West Bromwich, a flat in Stoneycroft in Liverpool and a Grade II listed building in Whitehaven in Cumbria are sold under the hammer. Martin, Dion and Martel follow progress on all three developments and discover whether or not any of the developers manage to make a profit.
Lucy Alexander, Dion Dublin and Martel Maxwell check out a quirky terraced house in Birmingham, a flat in a Glasgow high rise block, and a former taxi cab office in Upper Holloway.
A one-bedroom apartment in Trent Vale in Stoke-on-Trent is bought by brothers-in-law for a very special reason, while a husband, wife and brother-in-law transform a three-bed semi in Farnworth near Bolton, and a husband and wife team tackle a major development of a listed building in Maidstone in Kent. All three properties were sold at auction and Martin, Dion and Martel follow their progress.
Martin, Dion and Martel follow progress on three auction developments in Clapham in London, Maidstone in Kent and Whitehaven in Cumbria. The projects vary from a huge Georgian house, to a terraced home and a split level flat. One takes just six weeks to complete, while another is now in its eighth year.
Martin is in Merthyr Tydfil to see a two-bed terrace, while Dion casts his eye over a semi-detached in Sutton Coldfield in the West Midlands and a terrace in Halifax.
A run-down bungalow in Earley in Berkshire, a Victorian terrace with lots of period features in Norwich and a pair of semis in Burton-on-Trent with a fabulous river view are all sold under the hammer. All the developers have ambitious plans for their auction buys and hope to make some money, but does it all go according to plan?
A lovely Victorian terraced house in Reddish in Stockport is bought by a duo who help footballers build up property portfolios and a large three-bed corner terrace in Workington in Cumbria and a semi in Claygate in Surrey with huge potential to be a family home are also sold under the hammer. Martin, Dion and Martel talk to the new owners and hear their plans for their property projects.
A trio of terraces including a former church are sold under the hammer. The three properties are in Beswick near Manchester, Swindon in Wiltshire and Preston in Lancashire, and all have been bought as investments. But will any of the developers manage to make money when unforeseen problems crop up?
A large shop with living accommodation on a corner plot in Wallasey, a mid terrace house in Hyde in Manchester and a well looked after bungalow in Great Barr are all sold under the hammer. All three properties are bought by investors who want to rent or sell on their buys after major refurbishment.
A large one-bedroom flat in Southfields in London, a two-bedroom maisonette in Wolverhampton and a large terrace house across three floors in Ashton-under-Lyme are all sold under the hammer. For two of the new owners their auction buys are investments, but for one couple it's a race against the clock to turn their property into their family home before their baby arrives.
Dion casts his eye over a terraced house in Halifax and a Wolverhampton semi. Martin is in Ashford, Kent, to see a former chemist shop.
Martel is in Swadlincote, Derbyshire, to see a former pub with great development potential. Dion is in Stoke to see a four-bedroom house covered in ivy. We return to a long-running project in Northwood, London, for the final chapter featuring a plot of land Lucy first saw back in 2016.
Dion is in Oldbury in the West Midlands to see a town house with a purple theme. Martel visits a plot of land in Greater Manchester and a dated semi in Heslington, Cheshire.
Martel looks at a cottage flat in Glasgow and a cottage in Gnosall, Staffordshire. Dion is in Teddington, London, visiting a one-bed flat.
Property in Blairgowrie in Perthshire, Fenton in Stoke-on-Trent and Chatham in Kent are all sold under the hammer. The projects take from just a few weeks to five years to complete and range from rental property, one to sell on and two forever homes.
A shell of a property in Bilston near Wolverhampton, a bungalow in Lower Quinton near Stratford-upon-Avon and an end terrace in Gorton in Manchester are all sold under the hammer. Martin, Dion and Martel take a look around the properties and hear from the developers, including a former butler to the royal family who, approaching 80, fancied a fresh challenge.
A former pub in Sittingbourne in Kent, a mid-terrace in Creswell in Nottinghamshire and a terrace house in Fulham are all sold under the hammer. Project budgets range from under £100,000 to over a million.
A maisonette in London, a flat in Shirley in the West Midlands and a triangular piece of land in Blean, near Canterbury, are all sold under the hammer. All the projects involve creating extra bathrooms and bedrooms, and in one case a long-held dream of building an eco-house.
We return to a four-storey mid-terrace in Ramsgate in Kent that Dion first visited back in 2017. Dion also visits a two-bed semi in London, and Martel is in Bilston in the West Midlands to see a bungalow.
Martin is in Lewisham to meet someone with ambitious plans for three flats, while Martel follows work on a three-bed semi in Birmingham and a plot of land in Chesterfield.
A semi in Mottingham in London, a detached house in Littleover in Derby and a terrace in Dover in Kent are all renovated to a very high standard. The difference is the time taken to complete the work, which run from under a week to more than two and a half years. Martin, Dion and Martel keep an eye on progress.
A large terraced house in Earlsfield in London, ancient woodland in Eythorne in Kent and a building housing six flats in Tonypandy in Wales are all sold under the hammer. Martin, Dion and Martel meet the new owners and hear their plans, which range from creating a family home for themselves to extending a school and renovating for the rental market.
A three-bedroom semi on a corner plot in Romford in Essex, a large four bedroom terrace with period features in Liverpool and a former bank in Nuneaton in Warwickshire are all sold under the hammer. All the new owners bought at auction as an investment, but did any of them manage to make any money?
A terraced house in Wigston in Leicestershire, a flat in Swanscombe in Kent and a piece of land in Bolton in Lancashire are sold under the hammer. All the developers have ambitious plans for their projects, but will everything go according to those plans?
A terrace house in Stourbridge in the Midlands, a terrace house in Alkrington in Manchester and a semi in Wigan in Lancashire are sold under the hammer. All three properties are bought by developers who have spotted money-making potential. But will there be any profit at the end of it?
A terraced house in Hornchurch in Essex, a piece of land in Newquay in Cornwall and a commercial space in Rochdale in Lancashire are all sold under the hammer. The buyers' plans vary from selling on for a profit to creating something for the community to setting up a family home.
A three-bed semi in Darwen in Lancashire, a plot of land in Cromford in Derbyshire and an end terrace in Chatham in Kent are all sold under the
hammer. Martin, Dion and Martel talk to the developers and follow progress as they work on their auction buys.
A couple of semis and a terrace house are all sold under the hammer. Property developers tell their stories of refurbishment in Darwen in Lancashire, Bolton and Levenshulme. All their plans include replacing kitchens and bathrooms, so will any of them make a profit on their investments?
Three couples deliver stunning makeovers for their development projects in Dalton-le-Dale in County Durham, Irlam in Manchester and Plumstead in London. One is a forever home and the other two are for either resale or rental. The end results are fantastic, but have the developers spent too much to return a profit?
A one-bedroom flat in a former mill in Preston, a quirky canalside cottage in Stourport-on-Severn in Worcestershire and a terraced house in Chiswick in London with huge potential are sold under the hammer. Not all the projects go according to plan, but will the developers end up with something they want?
A terraced house in Ramsbottom in Bury, a former shop in Gravesend in Kent and a house in Newcastle-under-Lyme are all sold under the hammer. Martin, Dion and Martel meet the seasoned developers to find out what plans they have up their sleeves as they try to turn a profit.
A three bed semi in Kidsgrove in Stoke-on-Trent, a split level maisonette in Brixton in London and a detached house in Leicester are sold under the hammer. All three projects involve a lot of work to create stunning family homes.
A listed Victorian lodge in Plaistow in London, an end terrace in Liverpool and a large former pub in Blackburn are sold under the hammer. Martin, Dion and Martel talk to the new owners and follow progress on all the planned renovations.
An end-of-terrace house in Hounslow in Middlesex, a flat in Stone in Staffordshire and six-and-a-half acres of land in Bargoed in Wales are all sold under the hammer. Not everything goes according to plan for the new owners, and will a change of plan put potential profit in doubt?
A semi in Bilston in Wolverhampton, a cottage in Bignall End in Staffordshire and a mid-terrace in Brimrod in Rochdale are sold under the hammer. Two of the auction buys are for the rental market, while the third is going to be the buyers’ family home. But not everything goes according to plan.
A two-bed semi in Bilston in the Midlands, a quirky end terrace with an annex in Scholar Green in Stoke-on-Trent and a flat in Croydon are sold under the hammer. Two are investments, but one is going to become home for a couple who want to use recycled materials wherever possible to transform their property.
A large ground-floor flat in Thornton Heath complete with a front and back garden, a former restaurant in Maidstone in Kent and a terraced house in Liverpool that has not been touched for around 50 years are all sold under the hammer. Plans range from adding an extra bedroom and a new kitchen and bathroom to creating seven self-contained flats.
A smart town house with a guide price of nearly £1.5m in London’s Pimlico, a three-bed semi in Ilkeston in Derbyshire and a bungalow in Chesterton near Newcastle-under-Lyme are all sold under the hammer. Planning permission, new kitchens and bathrooms and rejigging layouts are all part of the developers’ plans, but does it all go without a hitch?
Featuring a mid-terrace house in Chatham in Kent, a detached house in Bilston in the West Midlands and a piece of land in Chesterton in Newcastle-under-Lyme.
