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The house of Block contestants Leah and Ash, which was put up for auction, is now up for sale. Photo: Attached/Channel 9
Leah and Ash's estate, inherited in The Block finale, is expected to sell within the next 24 to 48 hours for approximately $3.1 million.
Industry insiders suggested that a $130,000 profit for Leah and Ash, who renovated House 2 for the show, was imminent.
In terms of winnings from the sale, they line up at third price and earn the same profit as Kyle and Leslie in house 1.
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This comes after agents involved in the sale revealed that “big name” bidders for The Block, Danny Wallis and Adrian Portelli, were scaring buyers away from the weekend's auction. It's about.
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The house at 16 Charming Street is going up for sale.
A five-bedroom home at 16 Charming Street sold for $2.9 million, although it fell short of the reserve price, and industry insiders said it was close to going under contract for $200,000 more than that amount. It suggests that there is.
Buxton Hampton East agent Noel Soucay would not comment on the price, but his firm is negotiating with two parties after an unsuccessful auction for the five-bedroom home. admitted that.
“After the show aired on TV, my phone exploded,” Susie said.
Leah, Ash and Scott Kamm before the house was auctioned and ultimately sold. Photo: Provided/Channel 9
“I had six phone calls and eight emails on Sunday night, and the emails are still coming in with interest.”
He added that he showed two prospective buyers to his home on Monday and is currently negotiating with both parties.
“We are hopeful that an agreement will be reached within the next 24 to 48 hours,” Soucay said.
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The buyers he now works with were interested before the show, but were scared that the billionaire would buy for fun and notoriety.
Leah and Ash, along with Liberty and Eliza, watch the auction for the other blocks unfold. Photo: Attached/Channel 9
“These are buyers who were afraid to come to the show's auction because they thought they would lose out to Danny and Adrian, who are big hitters,” he says.
Leah and Ash were surprisingly calm on the day of the auction, even when they found out their house wasn't going to get the lowest price.
“This isn't our first rodeo. We've sold a lot of properties before, so we know how this works,” Ash told News Corp.
Post-auction results show that Leah and Ash will earn a $130,000 premium over their reserve in House 1, potentially tying them with Kyle and Leslie.
But it falls far short of Steph and Gian's $5 million renovation job, which earned the show's winner a record $1.75 million paycheck.
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