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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Martel Maxwell

Dion Dublin

Martin Roberts

Lisa Hazlehurst

Mat Marsters

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Homes Under the Hammer: Series 24: Episode 71

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Episode 71

Series 24

BBC One - Homes Under the Hammer, Series 24, Episode 71

Featuring properties in Birmingham, Warrington and Staffordshire.

Dion finds a huge surprise at an end-terrace in Birmingham, and Martel  looks around the bare and broken shell of a cottage in Warrington that is in need of complete renovation.

Dion is in Birmingham, struggling to find the promised potential in a three-bed end-terrace until he discovers a huge surprise outside. Martel is in Warrington, looking around the bare and broken shell of a cottage in need of complete renovation, and we return to the Staffordshire countryside to see how things turned out for a young couple renovating a two-bed cottage into their dream family home.

Homes Under the Hammer: Series 24

Following property developers who have purchased property at auction.

Martin Roberts, Dion Dublin and Martel Maxwell follow property developers who have purchased property at auction.

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