Dion meets a man who buys a piece of land in Newcastle-under-Lyme in Staffordshire hoping to create a home for his family, and Lucy talks to a builder with his first development project in Manor Park in London.
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There's a plan to transform a Victorian terrace in York into a home, while developers in Rainham, Kent, want to build flats on land sandwiched between two busy roads and investors hope to restore a flood damaged Cumbrian property.
Two brothers buy a bungalow for their mother in Staffordshire and elsewhere property developers buy a huge barn in Upwell in Norfolk and a large three bedroom flat in Londons Tooting.
A film extra buys a flat to refurbish in Folkestone in Kent, while another developer has ambitious plans for a former council depot in Milton in Stoke on Trent and two footballing friends take on a detached 1930s house in Norbury in London.
A super dad helps his daughter out buying and transforming a maisonette for her to live in, and in Derby two friends hope to create smart accommodation for seven students. In Rainham in Kent a developer has ambitious plans to smarten up a shop.
Martin is on the North Wales coast, Dion is in Derby and Lucys in Maidstone, Kent. The developers are considering adding bedrooms and putting in new bathrooms and kitchens, but will splashing the cash net them more money?
A former bank in Crewe is sold at auction, but will it prove a nice little earner for its new owner? In Cumbria a flood damaged home is bought to benefit the community, and in London a developer has grand plans for a two bedroom flat in Tooting.
Martin meets a couple wanting to transform a rundown house into a forever home, Dion talks to two friends embarking on their first property adventure while Lucy meets a seasoned property developer and his son who have a three phase plan.
A semi in St Austell in Cornwall, a mid-terrace in Croydon and a former hotel in Southampton are sold under the hammer. Martin, Lucy and Dion meet the new owners to hear their ambitious plans to make money from their investments.
Its a family affair with a trio of father and son developers, bidding on auction buys in Dover, Wolverhampton and Londons Wandsworth. Martin, Lucy and Dion talk to the dads and their sons to hear what their plans are to make money.
A chalet bungalow on the Notts Derbyshire boarder, a terraced house in Reigate in Surrey and a bungalow with a view in Braystones in Cumbria are all sold under the hammer. Martin, Lucy and Dion meet the new owners.
A two bedroom flat in a period house in Walthamstow in London, a former health centre in Mansfield in Nottinghamshire and a terraced house in Heanor in Derbyshire are all sold under the hammer.
A house ripe for extending in New Haw in Surrey, a three bed semi calling out for a fourth bedroom in Langwith on the Nottinghamshire Derbyshire boarder and a former school site in Wales are all sold under the hammer.
A former pub in Folkestone, a semi in Sutton Coldfield and a terrace in Telford are sold under the hammer. Martin, Lucy and Dion travel to Kent, Birmingham and Shropshire to meet the new owners and hear their plans.
A chef, an accountant and two friends turn property developer to work on a bungalow in Alvaston in Derby, a former shop in Accrington in Lancashire and a 1930s semi in Dartford in Kent.
A sad looking house in the East End of London is transformed into a wonderful home, and properties near Peterlee in County Durham and Lemington in Newcastle are also given magic makeovers.
A three bed semi in Stafford, a mid-terrace in Gillingham in Kent and a house in an elevated position in Sheffield are all sold under the hammer. Martin, Lucy and Dion meet the new owners to hear their plans for renovations.
Today a piece of land in Curdridge in Hampshire, a four bedroom house in Bilston near Wolverhampton and a two bedroom bungalow in Wigmore in Gillingham are all under the spotlight.
A former ambulance building in Seaford, East Sussex, and a pair of terraces in Retford and Erith are all sold under the hammer. Martin, Lucy and Dion track the progress of the property developers who bought them hoping to make a profit.
A public loo with a riverside view in Tonbridge in Kent, a three bed house in Wolverhampton in the Midlands and a 1930s semi packed with original features in Kidsgrove in Stoke-on-Trent are all sold under the hammer.
Friends buy a traditional cottage near Wigton, Cumbria, while a father and daughter develop a purpose built Victorian flat in South Ealing and another developer goes solo with a scheme to redevelop a sport and social club in Cornwall.
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