Selling Houses Australia

Season 9

2016 · 13 episodes

Episodes

1. 1

   1. Ballarat, VIC

   3 Feb 2016

2. 2

   2. Forest Lake, QLD

   10 Feb 2016

3. 3

   3. Yallingup, WA

   17 Feb 2016

4. 4

   4. Mudgeeraba, QLD

   24 Feb 2016

5. 5

   5. Stroud, NSW

   2 Mar 2016

6. 6

   6. Baulkham Hills, NSW

   9 Mar 2016

7. 7

   7. Leongatha, VIC

   16 Mar 2016

   Kate and Mark are desperate for more space for their family. Their home has been on the market for over two years with three different agents. Can some clever marketing and a facelift make it a must-have property?

8. 8

   8. Ascot Vale, VIC

   23 Mar 2016

   Glenn and Joanna are desperate to sell their home after separating. A sale can't come soon enough as they both want a fresh start. Problem is, the house is only half finished and the price tag doesn't match.

9. 9

   9. North Haven, SA

   30 Mar 2016

   David is selling an oddity in beachside Adelaide: a mock Tudor house that's a neighbourhood landmark. It's been on and off the market for five years, and David needs to downsize to a more practical home.

10. 10

    10. Bayswater, VIC

    6 Apr 2016

    The team take on the massive challenge of three homes owned by the same family, and all are up for sale. Will they be able to make the most of a limited budget and find buyers for all three?

11. 11

    11. Maitland, NSW

    13 Apr 2016

    Peter and Jay bought their townhouse thinking it was a sure-fire investment. Turns out it wasn't what it seemed, and now they are desperate to sell to fund a move to Sydney. Can the team come to the rescue?

12. 12

    12. Yass, NSW (Pt 1)

    20 Apr 2016

    The team take on a 45-room, heritage listed property built in the 1850s. The restoration has become too much for owners Karina and Stephen, but its $4 million asking price is a tall order in this market.

13. 13

    13. Yass, NSW (Pt 2)

    27 Apr 2016

    The team continue their roaring '20s inspired transformation of the spectacular 45-room 'Old Linton'. Andrew is venturing back to UK to visit similar historical properties which have had to earn their own keep.