The Best Episodes of Selling Houses Australia Season 2

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   #1 - Gowrie

   S2:E13/25/2009

   Mia and Gary have been advised to move to the coast for their son's ill health. Their family home hasn't sold in five months and they're currently juggling two mortgages. Can Andrew bring some relief to this family?

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   #2 - Walkerville

   S2:E24/1/2009

   Allan and Anita are trying to sell their large home in Adelaide. Only problem is, it's not finished. Andrew and his makeover team are called in, but will it be enough for this couple of perfectionists?

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   #3 - North Ryde

   S2:E34/8/2009

   Jeremy and Kerry have purchased in a "hot spot" area. After 120 inspections they are at a loss as to why they can't sell. Will Andrew be able to make them face the realities about their property?

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   #4 - Kurrajong Heights

   S2:E44/15/2009

   Iris and Joe are keen to downsize from their acreage. However, their home has been on the market for over two years! Will Andrew and his team be able to transform this dated home to attract buyers.

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   #5 - Portarlington

   S2:E54/22/2009

   Gill and Diane are keen to sell up and travel round Australia but they've only had two viewings in eight months. Their home needs a serious update, luckily Andrew and his makeover team are on hand.

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   #6 - Marrickville

   S2:E64/29/2009

   There's only one thing worse than a forced sale and that's a forced sale in a falling market. Single mum Tania has two kids and is currently facing this ordeal.

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   #7 - Glen Iris

   S2:E75/6/2009

   For some, a beautiful house in the suburbs is a dream come true but for others it's a nightmare.

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   #8 - Pymble

   S2:E85/13/2009

   Cynthia and her brother Russ inherited a large and dated family home. Desperate to resume their normal lives, they tidied the place up and put it on the market - but still no luck selling it.

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   #9 - San Remo

   S2:E95/20/2009

   Sally and Bryan have been trying to sell a three bedroom home for four years! They are desperate to pack up and take off on their bikes around Australia, however until they find a buyer they're stuck where they are.

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    #10 - Greystanes

    S2:E105/27/2009

    Julie and Grant have four growing daughters and they badly need more space, so they decided to buy a house and land package. Trouble is they bought before selling their current house.

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