Location Location Location Australia - Season 1

Season 1
Episodes

Sydney: Balmain/Maroubra
Bryce and Veronica have two big challenges this week for two very different buyers.
Newly married David and Marie and their blended family of four kids need a four bedroom place they can all call home. Their heart is set on the sought-after suburb of Balmain but their budget might not stretch that far. Something's got to give or they'll be going nowhere fast!
Meanwhile, Gillian's finally leaving the family home. She wants her own one bedroom place where she can live and work but she's been looking, without any luck, for five years. Something's been going wrong and it's Bryce and Veronica's job to get to the bottom of it.
Both our buyers are looking in the highly competitive market of Sydney's Inner West and both are hoping for a miracle.

Adelaide
This week Veronica and Bryce travel to South Australia on a mission to help two young families.
Dana and Kev have two boys under four and are living in cramped conditions with her parents while they look for a family home with space in Adelaide. They need to get out and fast, trouble is they like everything they see and can't make a decision!
Jody and Greg, on the other hand, have sold their home in the mining town of Roxby Downs and are moving 600 kilometres across the state to buy a home near the beautiful Barossa Valley. But Greg doesn't want just any house; it has to come with Australia's largest man shed. So it's a hunt for the perfect house, and the perfect shed, double trouble for Bryce and Veronica.

Melbourne

Newcastle

Byron Bay

Sydney: Hills/Earlwood

Tasmania

Canberra

Rural Victoria

Sydney & Noosa
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