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Homes Under the Hammer

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Experts uncover the tricks of the property auction trade

From auction room tension to dramatic reveals and renovation drama, properties in need of love get a revamp. But, in the iconic phrase, what happens when they go under the hammer?

Programme in which experts uncover the various tricks of the property auction trade

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Homes Under the Hammer: Series 19

Martin Roberts

Lucy Alexander

Dion Dublin

Lisa Hazlehurst

Putul Verma

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Homes Under the Hammer: Series 19: Episode 1

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Series 19

BBC One - Homes Under the Hammer, Series 19, Episode 1

Dion Dublin, Martin Roberts and Lucy Alexander visit homes in Kent, Llanelli and Croydon.

Property renovation series. Dion Dublin, Martin Roberts and Lucy Alexander look at homes in Kent, Llanelli and Croydon - all of which have been sold at auction.

Former Manchester United footballer Dion Dublin has traded the theatre of dreams for the world of property developing as he joins Martin Roberts and Lucy Alexander on Homes Under the Hammer. 

Between them, the trio look at a family home in Kent, a former bar in Llanelli in Wales and a terrace in Croydon, all sold at auction. Will any of the developers make a return on their investments?

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Lucy Alexander and Martin Roberts look at properties which have been sold at auction

Lucy Alexander and Martin Roberts look at properties which have been sold at auction.

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