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.
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Three properties full of cracks are transformed into cracking homes after they are sold at auction. Martin looks round a former register office in Ilkeston, Lucy is in a basement flat in Shepherds Bush and Dion visits a project in Telford.
Two cottages and a terraced house sold under the hammer are renovated by investors wanting to create homes and make some money. Lucy looks round a cottage in Upstreet near Canterbury while Dion checks out a terrace near Birmingham.
A trio of three bedroom properties make for two forever homes and an investment flat in todays show. Dion follows progress on a mum of twos dreams of transforming a Victorian house in Newcastle under Lyme into a wonderful family home.
Lucy talks to a developer with ambitious plans for a three bed semi in Croydon, Martin looks round another semi in Derbys Alvaston and Dion follows progress of a house damaged by the 2015 Cumbrian floods as it's restored to its former glory.
Lucy is in Catford to follow progress on a one bedroom flat its new owners hope to turn into a two bed. Dion is in Wigton looking at a house with a flying freehold and Martin is in a large end of terraced house in Blackpool.
A large listed Georgian house in Faversham is given the wow factor and developers in Witham St Annes in Lancashire and New Southgate in London also deliver top notch finishes on their very different flats. Martin, Lucy and Dion follow their progress.
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 grand Edwardian home in Eltham in London, a piece of land near Birmingham and a property in Newcastle-under-Lyme all go under the hammer. Martin, Lucy and Dion meet the new owners and hear their plans.
Martin, Lucy and Dion meet the new owners of a quaint terraced cottage in Clent in Worcestershire, a terraced house in South Croydon, and a big house in Edgbaston and follow the progress of the investors hoping to make money from their auction buys.
Martin meets a young family with a toddler and a newborn who buy a house near Stoke on Trent to live in. Dion and Lucy talk to developers who have bought a terraced house in Darwen in Lancashire and a maisonette in Londons Plumstead.
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 flat with a sea view in Helensburgh in Scotland, a lodge house in West Bridgford in Nottinghamshire and a chalet bungalow in Callington in Cornwall are all sold under the hammer.
A former bothy in Fife, an end terrace in Nottinghamshire and a semi in Feltham near Heathrow airport are sold under the hammer. Martin, Lucy and Dion meet the new owners.
Dion gives a referee a red card for buying a house in Bulwell in Nottinghamshire without viewing it before the auction while Lucy meets a man who has bought a studio flat in South Norwood in London with a family consortium.
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.
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