The Block 2021 auctions: Here's everything we know so far

The final week of The Block is about to kick off and before we know it the teams will be packing up and heading home until auction time.

With the final Room Reveals this Sunday, it has been announced that auction day will follow on the next Sunday.

Here’s everything we know so far about this year’s auctions.

When are The Block auctions?

The five incredible family homes in Bronte Court will go under the hammer on Sunday, November 7, at 7pm on Channel 9 and 9Now.

We will find out who took the photo

Scott Cam has revealed the cheating scandal will finally be put to bed because we are going to find out who took the photo.

“This has been by far the most heated season of The Block that I’ve ever worked on, and I’m not just talking about the Melbourne property market,” the host said in a statement.

“Auction day will be the first time our Blockheads come face to face since finishing their builds, and there are still plenty of unanswered questions about who took the photo.

“All the Blockheads have worked so hard this year to build five completely different three and four-bedroom family homes, so we’re really gunning for them to come home strong and win a life-changing amount of money. But as we know, anything can happen on auction day — it’s completely out of our control.”

Who are the real estate agents representing the teams for auction?

Aside from the all-important auction order, which one team will be picking again this year after winning the Domain Super Power, the agents are the other big factor for auction.

Here’s which agents are representing the five houses on Bronte Court this year.

House 1: Jenny Dwyer and David Wood from Belle Property Sandringham

House 2: Michael Townsend, Tracey Paus and Josh Stirling from McGrath St Kilda

House 3: Jesse Raeburn and Christine Henderson from The Agency – Port Phillip

House 4: Kevin Chokshi and Elise Russell from Ray White Cheltenham

House 5: Halli Moore, John Rombotis and Michelle Gagêt from Buxton Real Estate Brighton

What is the prize money on The Block?

One team will take home a $100,000 prize on top of whatever profit their home makes above reserve on auction day.

What is the price guide for The Block 2021 homes?

The homes on Bronte Court range in price for a couple of reasons. House 1, House 2, House 3 and House 4 all have a guide ranging from $2.6 million to $2.8 million.

Over on the other side of the road, House 5 — which is the only two storey home this year — has a guide of $3.2 million to $3.4 million.

Who will be picking the auction order?

This year the team who finishes with the most points from the Room Reveals will score the Domain Super Power.

The winning team will win the power to determine the auction order and land their home on the front cover of the Domain magazine.

Ronnie and Georgia are currently sitting in the top spot, with a score of 304.5. With one Room Reveal to go this season, it’s looking very likely that the All Star couple will be calling the shots when it comes to auction.

Here are the full listings on Domain

For full specifics about land size to interior space and more, you and see it all in the full real estate listings on Domain.

House 1: Ronnie and Georgia

SOLD - $3,696,000

2 Bronte Court, Hampton VIC 3188

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2

3

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House 2: Mitch and Mark

SOLD - $4,044,444

4 Bronte Court, Hampton VIC 3188

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3

2

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House 3: Tanya and Vito

SOLD - $3,800,000

8 Bronte Court, Hampton VIC 3188

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3

2

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House 4: Josh and Luke

SOLD - $3,930,000

10 Bronte Court, Hampton VIC 3188

4

3

1

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House 5: Kirsty and Jesse

SOLD - $4,401,523

1 Bronte Court, Hampton VIC 3188

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4

2

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Originally published by Nine.com.au. Reproduced with permission.