A London flat in a 1960s block, a semi in Staffordshire and a quirky cottage in Cornwall are all sold under the hammer and Martin and Lucy follow the renovation progress.
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Today terraced houses in Gravesend in Kent and Shipley in Derbyshire are given a new lease of life.
A 16th century chapel in Matlock, Derbyshire, is one of the properties sold under the hammer in this episode.
A house with no floor in Edgbaston, Birmingham, is one of the properties sold under the hammer in this episode
A 1960's studio flat in Londons Elephant and Castle, and a terraced house in Pontygwaith go under the hammer
A 5 bedroom house in Folkestone, a 2 bed flat in Leytonstone and a house in Stoke all go under the hammer.
A flat in Camberwell, another in Telford and a three bed semi in Derby are all sold under the Hammer.
For a semiin Derby, and a flat in Streatham Hill its all about creating smartkitchens and bathrooms
A 1930s bungalow in Norfolk, a 1st floor flat in East Ham and a property in Cumbria are all sold at auction.
Three investors all have very different ideas for their properties but will any of them see a return?
Martin isimpressed with the potential of two shops and three flats in Tonypandy in Wales.
A flat in London, and terraced houses near Wolverhampton andTreorchy in Wales all go under the hammer.
Lucy looks at a flat in Kilburn in London with one of the worst cases of damp she has ever seen.
Today a landscape gardener tackles a terrace in Derby, and friends take on a 4 storey house in Sittingbourne.
Martin, Lucy and Dion are in Stoke, Croydon and Warrington hearing tales from the auction rooms.
A family home in Kent, a former bar in Llanelli in Wales and a terrace in Croydon are all sold at auction.
A cottage in Aberaman, South Wales and semis in Stoke and Streatham are all sold under the hammer.
Today Dion is in London looking round a three bedroom semi, and Lucy is checking out a piece of land in Kent.
Two brothers buy a cottage to renovate as their first home and a father buys a flat as a long term investment
On todays show theres a family home in Consett, County Durham, and a rental investment in Derby.
A semi detached is given the wow factor, a shop gets a new lease of life and what about a pub in Buckinghamshire sold under the Hammer will its new owner call time on pulling pints?
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