Explore the latest developments concerning The Block 2027.
The Block 2027 Sunbury homes plans revealed
The Block 2027 will transform three heritage buildings at Jacksons Hill in Sunbury into five competition homes and a separate All Stars renovation.
The Block’s 2027 plans are already facing headwinds after the discovery of repeated instances of water damage and sub-floor issues at the ex-mental asylum bought earlier this month.
New planning documents have revealed the show is intending to respond by adding a pool to each of the six homes to be built into the Sunbury Mental Hospital at Jacksons Hill that sat vacant for 15 years.
The files lodged with Heritage Victoria last week have also revealed the contestants won’t be getting a level playing field, with a 97sq m gap bigger than many apartments between the biggest and smallest homes.
Casting opens nationwide for The Block 2027 contestants
RENOVATION enthusiasts across Australia are being given the chance to swap their tools at home for one of television’s biggest building challenges, with casting officially open for The Block 2027.
Nine is searching nationwide for teams of two to compete in the 23rd season of the long-running renovation reality series, with filming expected to begin in February next year.
The call has gone out for enthusiastic, motivated and hardworking Australians willing to put their renovation skills – and relationships – to the ultimate test.
Successful applicants will need to clear their calendars, with contestants required to be available for approximately 12 weeks of filming.
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There is already major drama surrounding The Block 2027
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Another day, another The Block drama. However, this time, it’s centred around the 2027 season.
Last week, Scott Cam and Shelley Craft announced at the Channel Nine Upfronts (basically, the network’s annual event where it announces its major plans for the next year) that the beloved renovation show would be filming in Jacksons Hill, Sunbury, Victoria.
I was in the room, and Scott said the show was going “full Bridgerton” as contestants would be asked to convert three buildings, previously used as an asylum, into five luxury homes.
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