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A trio of terraces in Norfolk, Mid Glamorgan and Essex are transformed by seasoned developers who battle the rising cost of building materials to turn a profit on their auction buys.
Tommy Walsh and Jacqui Joseph explore properties about to be auctioned in Armthorpe in South Yorkshire, Wigston in Leicestershire and Westcliffe-on-Sea in Essex.
Terraces in Summerstown in London and Darlington are bought at auction by investors, as is a semi-detached house in Crewe. Two of the properties are given wonderful makeovers, while the third is flipped for a profit without any work being done.
In Dunfermline and Ladywell, two one-bedroom flats in bad states of repair are transformed into smart homes, and a huge former hostel in Torquay is also given an appealing renovation. But will the developers who bought the properties at auction manage to make any profits?
An end terrace in Manchester, a flat in Liverpool and a semi in Stoke-on-Trent are sold at auction and snapped up by developers hoping to make a profit on their investments. Martin, Dion and Jacqui follow their progress, which varies from a swift 20 days to more than four years.
Properties in Llanelli, Sheffield and Boston are all bought at online auctions by seasoned developers. Martin, Dion and Tommy meet them and hear their plans to make some money.
Former childhood sweethearts who became a couple 35 years later invest in a holiday flat by the Ayrshire coast in Largs, and developers who bought property at auction in Wetherby in Yorkshire and Windsor in Berkshire hope to turn a profit. But just like love, property developing doesn't always run smoothly.
A pair of semi-detached cottages in Dormansland in Surrey, a semi-detached house in Chippenham in Wiltshire and a two-bedroom ground-floor flat in Surbiton in Greater London are sold at online property auctions. Martin and Tommy meet the new owners, hear their plans before the final finished properties are revealed.
A property with beautiful views on the east coast of Scotland, a bundle of properties near Norwich including a barn and a house, and a trio of terraces in Sheffield are sold at auction. Dion, Martel and Tommy meet the developers who hope to make a profit on their investments.
Two coastal properties on the Gower Peninsular and in Suffolk as well as a small piece of land in Yardley are sold at auction. Martin, Martel and Jacqui follow the developers' progress, all of whom have to battle rising material costs.
Two unusual properties in rural Kent and Yorkshire and an impressive large Victorian end terrace in Greater Manchester are sold at auction. Martin, Martel and Tommy talk to the developers and hear their plans to make the most of their property investments.
A house with a quirky layout in Maidstone, a flat in North Shields and an office in Bognor Regis with planning permission for a flat above it are all sold at online auctions. Martin and Martel check out the properties - all ripe for development - and meet the people who reckon they can make some money from their auction investments.
Properties in Wakefield in South Yorkshire, Bintree in Norfolk and Folkestone in Kent are bought at auction. Dion, Jacqui and Tommy meet the buyers and follow progress as they work on their development projects.
Tommy heads to Stockport in Greater Manchester to see a two-bed mid-terrace with a considerable damp problem. We head back to Milton in Staffordshire, where Dion first saw a mixed residential and commercial auction lot back in early 2021. Martin is just outside Stoke-on-Trent, where even getting over the threshold of a two-bed mid-terrace is ill-advised!
A semi-detached destined to be the buyers' home in Felixstowe, a seven-year project to transform a tired bungalow to help the community in Willenhall and a trendy warehouse apartment in Toxteth are sold under the hammer. Martin, Dion and Tommy check out the projects and meet the developers.
A terrace in Worksop, a studio apartment in a Bath Georgian crescent and a house with several flats near Liverpool FC's Anfield stadium are all sold under the hammer. Martin and Dion meet the investors hoping to make some money from their buys.
Martin is in Bath, Somerset, looking around a characterful, Grade II-listed one-bedroom flat. He also visits Stoke-on-Trent to see a two-bed terrace with a very interesting story. And Martel is in Featherstone, West Yorkshire, where a pair of terraced houses split into four flats makes for an interesting auction lot.
A one-bedroom flat in Hackney, a semi in Stoke-on-Trent and a cottage with huge potential in a village just outside Bath are sold at online property auctions. Once renovated, the developers who bought them all hope to turn a profit on their investments.
It's a family affair today as two sets of siblings and a father and son team transform auction properties in Leek, Selly Park and Aberfan.
Today's property development projects run from seven weeks to several years. Martin and Dion track progress on renovations in Bristol and Blackley and a building project on land in Stoke.
A detached house in Whittlesey in Cambridgeshire, a property in Tunstall in Stoke and a terraced house full of period features in Ipswich in Suffolk are all sold at online auctions. Tommy and Jacqui meet the new owners and learn about their plans to make some money from their investments.
Jacqui boards a ferry to view a traditional cottage in Ventnor on the Isle of Wight, while Dion checks out an end terrace in Bradford, as well as following a two-year project in Derby to build eight homes on land formerly used as garages and workshops.
Dion is in Birmingham, while Martin is on a tour in Wales, looking at houses in Treherbert and Swansea. The property developers grapple with rising material costs as they try to add value to their auction investments.
A fantastic Cornish period house, with several old cars hidden in an overgrown back garden, is sold at an online auction, along with properties in County Durham and south Wales. Martin and Martel tour the houses and meet the owners who plan to give them a new lease of life.
Tommy can see the potential of a piece of land backing onto fields in Hitchin, while Jacqui looks around a flat in Penge. Dion explores a terraced house in Nottingham.
A terraced house in Birkenhead, a large period property in Ramsgate and a one-bedroom flat in a smart block in Hull are all sold at online auctions. But will any of them turn a profit?
A former pub in Stockport, a terraced house in Mansfield Woodhouse and a property housing three self-contained flats in Crewe are all sold under the hammer. All three owners come up against unexpected issues, but will they overcome the challenges and stick to their budgets?
It’s a Lancashire double for Dion as he visits two terraced properties, one in Burnley and the other in the town of Padiham. Tommy is in the village of Broadway in Somerset to look at a characterful three-bedroom detached house.
A young couple buy their first house together and turn it into a lovely home in Macclesfield, two brothers buy an unusual set of disused buildings from the 1950s in Codnor, and another couple hope to make some money by renovating a house in Rainworth. All three buildings were sold at auction, and Martin and Dion talk to the new owners before work gets underway.
Dion is in Manchester to see a three-bed semi-detached house bought by a father-and-son property developing team. He’s also in Sheffield, viewing an interesting commercial unit that was previously a photography studio. Martel is in Hartlepool to see a three-bed mid-terrace with a very low auction guide price.
Two flats with quirky layouts in Stoke, a large house in Kent and a bijoux Grade II-listed terrace in Hebden Bridge are sold at auction. Martin, Dion and Martel meet the new owners and follow their progress as they transform their lots into great homes for the resale, renting and holiday-let markets.
Two houses in Worksop and Wakefield are bought at auction by developers who plan to rent them out, Meanwhile in Dewsbury, a midwife and her builder husband buy a house that has not been lived in for a decade but which they have big plans for to create their forever home for them and their four children.
A couple of end terraces in Preston and Mid-Glamorgan and a semi-detached in Newcastle are sold under the hammer. Martin and Martel meet the new owners who are ready to tackle the projects with the aim of making a profit on their investments.
Dion, Martel and Tommy follow an impressive project to create four brand new houses in Alcester in Warwickshire, as well as developments to transform terraced houses in Little Hulton in Manchester and Norwich in Norfolk.
Dion, Tommy and Jacqui meet the new owners of a house in Hednesford, Staffordshire and two retail spaces in Norwich and Weymouth to hear about their development plans.
Dion Dublin, Jacqui Joseph and Tommy Walsh follow the progress of properties in Alfreton in Derbyshire, Brightlingsea in Essex and Maidstone in Kent.
Jacqui catches up with an ambitious project to develop five luxury flats in Crystal Palace, while Martel follows a quirky lot with bags of potential in Stoke, and Tommy talks to a full-time teacher who has the vision to create a lovely family home in Bexleyheath, combining a modern feel while retaining lovely period features.
Properties in Sittingbourne in Kent, Ferryhill in County Durham and Poplar in London that have been bought at property auctions are renovated by developers hoping to make a profit, either by renting out or selling on. But do any of the twists and turns along the way damage their chances of making any money?
Jacqui and Tommy are in Suffolk, Nottinghamshire and Kent, looking at two homes and a piece of land, all bought by developers at online auctions. Two sets of developers are new to the world of buying and selling houses. One newbie is very ambitious, jumping in at the deep end, buying a piece of land in Old Basford in Nottingham with dreams of building a substantial family home.
A detached house destined to be a forever home in Whitehaven in Cumbria, a quirky corner house in Coleshill in Birmingham and a three-bedroom terraced house in Goldborne in Greater Manchester are all sold at online property auctions. Dion, Martel and Jacqui track the developers' progress as they grapple with unforeseen problems as well as rising building costs.
The team visits a three bed mid terrace property in Derby, a split level two bed flat in Southend on Sea, and a three bed mid terrace in Ebbw Vale, South Wales.
Jacqui is in Lowestoft in Suffolk to see a two-bed bungalow bought by a family property developing team. We also return to Gorleston-on-Sea in Norfolk to catch up with two brothers tackling a Victorian building with a varied history. Tommy is in the small hamlet of Verney Junction in Buckinghamshire, where a three-bed mid-terraced cottage is keeping him busy.
Dion is in Rugby in Warwickshire to see a two-bed terrace, bought by a developer with ambitious plans. He’s also in Doncaster, South Yorkshire, where a two-bed ground floor flat has had some serious water damage. Martin is in Tylorstown in south Wales to see a three-bed mid-terrace over three storeys with some breathtaking views.
A purpose-built flat in Brentwood, Essex, a smart one-bedroom flat in Glasgow and a three-bedroom house with lovely countryside views in Bodiam, East Sussex, are all sold under the hammer. Martel, Jacqui and Tommy follow the developers' progress.
Jacqui is property-hunting in Norwich and Wymondham in Norfolk. Meanwhile, Martin meets an entrepreneur from Berkshire who is working on a development at the top of the Rhondda Valley in Blaenrhondda. One property is destined for the rental market, another for resale, while a third is being transformed into the buyer's home.
Jacqui is in Westcliff-on-Sea in Essex to look at a two-bedroom maisonette bought by a mother-and-son developing team. Martin is in Coleford, Gloucestershire, near the Forest of Dean, to see a flat in real need of renovation. And Dion is just south of Stoke-on-Trent in Barlaston to see a three-bedroom end-of-terrace bought to become a new family home.
Jacqui is in the Medway area of Kent in Upnor to see a two-bedroom terrace with bags of character in a conservation area. Martin is in Bristol to look around a three-bedroom 1930s semi-detached, and Dion is in Birmingham, where a bathroom from a bygone era catches his eye.
Martin is just outside Swansea in the suburb of Sketty to see a very characterful three-bedroom semi with great original features. He’s also in Ilfracombe in north Devon, where a two-bedroom dwelling does not create the greatest of first impressions. Tommy is in London on the peninsula of the Isle of dogs, where a three-bedroom flat has great potential as a development opportunity.
Dion and Jacqui follow the progress on three ambitious projects to bring back to life a pair of semi-detached cottages in Churchtown in Lancashire and two developments in Kent – a tired end terrace in Dover and a purpose-built flat in Margate.
Martel is in South Shields, South Tyneside to see a ground-floor, one-bedroom flat that has great holiday let potential. She’s also in Birmingham to look around a three-bedroom semi that has an issue with its non-standard construction. Jacqui is in Dover to meet a seasoned developer with grand plans for a four-bedroom house.
Martell Maxwell visits the West Midlands and Darlington to look at a pair of two-bed terraced properties. Meanwhile, Tommy Walsh goes to see a three-bedroom semi in Romford.
Terraces in Durham and Beddau and a majestic-looking period semi-detached in Crewe are sold at auction. Martin, Dion and Martel meet the new owners and hear how they plan to turn a profit from their bricks-and-mortar investments.
Dion and Martel are criss-crossing the country in Bolsover, Dawley and Darlington, looking at three ambitious property projects ripe for renovation or conversion. The former working men's club, a cottage with a magnificent garden and a three-bedroom semi-detached were all sold at auction, and the three sets of buyers all have to overcome unforeseen issues to get their projects over the line.
Martin Roberts and Jacqui Joseph meet the buyers at auction of three properties in Bournemouth, Maidstone and Reading. Will the developers make a profit on their projects?
Martel Maxwell views a two-bedroom mid-terrace in Hartlepool, while Martin Roberts goes to Dudley to look at an end-terrace with a damp issue, and he visits a four-storey townhouse in Newport.
The properties featured in this episode are a one-bedroom flat in St Leonards with wonderful sea views, a two bedroom mid-terrace in Birkenhead, and a flat in Harrow with a short lease to deal with.
Martin, Dion and Martel check out auction property buys in Plymouth, Silsden in West Yorkshire and the village of Mytholmroyd, near Hebden Bridge. The developers do a lot of the work themselves in the hope they can make a profit on their bricks-and-mortar investments.
Terraced houses in Kent and Nottingham, and a flat ripe for a transformation in Derbyshire, are all sold under the hammer. Martin, Dion and Tommy keep an eye on the projects to see how the developers get on, one of whom wants to create a home for herself.
A flat in Clapham, a terrace in Kent and a bungalow in Stoke-on-Trent are all sold under the hammer. Jacqui, Martin and Dion meet the successful bidders.
Three part-time developers grapple with their new projects: a flat in Faversham, Kent, a former commercial derelict building in Walsall and a terraced house in Leeds.
Grand, stone-built offices converted into a nine-bed family home, two flats that were once a pub and a mid-terrace with a guide price of just £15,000. Martin, Tommy and Martel follow developers in Lancashire, Cheshire and County Durham as they tackle a variety of projects.
Jacqui Joseph, Martel Maxwell and Tommy Walsh visit a bungalow in Cambridgeshire undergoing a £250,000 renovation, an end terrace in Cumbria bought for £35,000 at auction and a one-bed flat in central London that's due a high-end makeover.
Land turned into a forever home in Newport, a two-bedroom terrace in surprisingly good condition in Durham, and a three-bedroom house that's seen better days in London. Martin, Martel and Jacqui meet the lucky bidders and follow their renovation journeys.
A former Victorian miner's cottage in County Durham, which has not been lived in for 20 years, is given a stunning makeover, there are ambitious plans for a former school in Tonbridge Wells, and a Basildon terrace undergoes a smart renovation.
In Nottingham, we see a Victorian town house with an unusual back garden, a couple hope to transform a dilapidated mid-terrace in Bournemouth, and a one-bedroom flat becomes an ultra-modern two-bedroom in north London.
Two brothers beautify a bungalow, an old church is given a dramatic transformation and a 1930s semi becomes a brilliant family home. Dion and Jacqui travel to Suffolk, Staffordshire and Bexley to explore properties bought under the hammer.
A double dose of Dorset dwellings and a missing toilet in Cumbria keep Martin Roberts and Martel Maxwell on their toes, but some stunning transformations soon take place.
Martin Roberts and Dion Dublin appraise a smelly Somerset cottage in need of transformation. Also under consideration is a Blackpool mid-terrace with sloping floors and a Leicestershire semi built of non-standard materials.
A very special 20th birthday episode! Martin is joined by Changing Rooms legend Laurence Llewelyn-Bowen to look around a three-bedroom terrace just outside Bristol.
We’re celebrating 20 years of Homes Under the Hammer with a trip to the capital! Featuring properties in Shepherd's Bush, Chelsea and Manchester.
Dion Dublin and Tommy Walsh track the progress on the renovations of a back to front house in Eastbourne and two derelict properties in Grimsby and Worcestershire.
Oh, Tommy does like to be by the seaside, looking at a great bungalow in Lowestoft, while Martel is also near water in North Shields. Dion looks around a terrace in Bucknall, a suburb of Stoke-on-Trent.
Victorian splendour is how a couple in Whitstable hope to add sparkle to a run-down house just half a mile from the sea. Their passion project will be their home when the project’s finished. There are also ambitious renovations in Bedworth and Torquay.
A special 20th anniversary show! Dion Dublin is joined by pop superstar and Homes Under the Hammer superfan Toyah Willcox to look around a three-bedroom semi-detached house in Toyah’s native Birmingham. We also delve into the show's archives for one of Dion’s early appearances, where he’s showing off his dance moves at a former nightclub in Burnley. Finally, Jacqui Joseph goes to Lincolnshire to see a ground floor flat.
Jacqui Joseph is joined by broadcaster and drummer Owain Wyn Evans for this special 20th anniversary episode, as they join forces to check out a three-bedroom semi-detached house on the beautiful south Wales coast. We also go back in time to see one of the show's most iconic properties – a former water tower in Plymouth – while Tommy Walsh views a bungalow in Bedford.
A traitor in our midst! In a special 20th-anniversary episode, Amanda Lovett, one of the stars of BBC hit show The Traitors, joins Tommy Walsh to look around a derelict flat in Buckinghamshire. We also delve into the show's archives, where Martin meets a lottery-winning couple. Jacqui Joseph is in Norfolk to see a period property with bags of character.
Not one, but two houses in London are valued at more than £1 million each after undergoing extensive renovations. Martin, Dion and Tommy check out the projects as well as a development in Huddersfield.
A scrap of land becomes home to a smart three-bedroom house in Staffordshire, along with transformations in Liverpool and Torquay.
Martin Roberts visits a bungalow in Wolverhampton while Tommy Walsh sees one in Clacton-on-Sea. Martel Maxwell is in Glasgow, tracking the progress on a back to brick maisonette.
A three bedroom semi in the West Midlands has Dion worried. Significant cracks are all over the house, a clear sign of subsidence. Martel thinks a mid-terrace in Durham is a great space to create a family home. Martin is in Rolling Stones country in Dartford, Kent, trying to solve a heating mystery in a one-bedroom flat.
