← Selling Houses Australia

Season 1

10 episodes · 2008

  1. 1Austinmer

    19 Mar 2008

    Judy and Graham Mahoney never dreamed they would have trouble selling their three bedroom weather board cottage so they went ahead and purchased a new home, before they sold.

  2. 2Bilgola Plateau

    26 Mar 2008

    Australian Idol voice coach Erana Clarke and her two kids love their home on the Northern beaches of Sydney. None of them want to leave however a divorce has left Erana with little choice.

  3. 3Mount Martha

    02 Apr 2008

    If Lisa and Jamie do not sell the house they will be bankrupt. The Evans family have had more than their fair share of bad luck. Lisa has beaten two bouts of breast cancer and a divorce has left her with a mountain of legal bills.

  4. 4South Granville

    09 Apr 2008

    Seven years on the market and just one offer - this has to be a record! Daphne and her husband Abby can’t understand why their three bedroom home in Sydney’s western suburbs isn’t selling.

  5. 5Highland Park

    16 Apr 2008

    Craig and Gary are desperate to sell their Highland Park home on Queensland’s Gold Coast. Gary’s eyesight is failing, so they need to downsize to a cheaper property - and fast.

  6. 6Collingwood Park

    23 Apr 2008

    Jason and Christine are budget sellers who hate agents. They can’t understand why you would part with thousands of dollars in commission when you could sell the home yourself.

  7. 7Botany

    30 Apr 2008

    Nine months on the market and not a single offer. Could the busy road and noisy trucks be putting buyers off, or maybe it’s the outdated 80’s décor?

  8. 8Runaway Bay

    07 May 2008

    Runaway Bay is a runaway renovation project. Buyers take one look at this house and put it in the too hard basket.

  9. 9Coogee

    14 May 2008

    Rhonda Martin is a colourful woman who has stamped her bright personality all over her waterfront Coogee home.

  10. 10Dingley Villagefinale

    21 May 2008

    This home should appeal to family buyers, however the dated décor, weird layout and laddish styling is turning them all away.