The Block Homes Finally Sell After Massive Price Cuts
- A home featured on the reality television series The Block has gone under offer after the owners implemented a $400,000 price reduction, according to reporting from The Age.
- The sale follows a period of stagnation for the Daylesford property, which failed to attract a buyer at its initial asking price.
- The Daylesford home is now under offer, ending a nine-month wait for a buyer.
A home featured on the reality television series The Block has gone under offer after the owners implemented a $400,000 price reduction, according to reporting from The Age. The property, located in Daylesford, is one of two homes from the production that remained unsold for nine months following the show’s conclusion.
The sale follows a period of stagnation for the Daylesford property, which failed to attract a buyer at its initial asking price.
Daylesford property sale and price adjustments
The Daylesford home is now under offer, ending a nine-month wait for a buyer. The Age reports that the final agreement followed a significant $400,000 drop in the listing price.
This property was part of a larger set of homes renovated for the television program.
Status of remaining Block homes
The Daylesford sale represents a shift for the two unsold homes associated with the production. TV Tonight reports that both properties are now under offer, suggesting a resolution to the inventory that had lingered since the show’s finale.