There were big winners during the grand finale of The Block on Sunday night.
It was a big year for the series, which saw some seasons record miserable profits and homes failing to sell – but this time, each team walked away with a fortune, with each property securing a new owner.
Courtney and Saves House 4 faced the auctioneer in second place, and soon attracted one of the show’s biggest profits.
Brisbane’s Best Friends had a reserve price of $3.45 million – and bids flew by quickly, with the Friends making half a million profit within seconds.
After a fierce battle, the pair made an incredible $1.27 million profit by selling the house for $4.72 million.
When host Scott Cam announced that they would become instant millionaires, Courtney and Seve started crying and were left largely speechless.
Courtney and Saves House 4 faced the auctioneer in second place, and soon attracted one of the show’s biggest profits.
An amused Scott told pals, ‘The bloke is bugging me’ – before explaining that Kourtney and Seve’s auction result will be hard to beat.
He was right — with their $1.27 million profit, the besties earned the most sales on the 2026 season of The Block.
This means they walk away with an additional $500,000 cash prize from Scotty as well as the winner’s $100,000 cash prize, for total earnings of $1.87 million.
This also means that they have earned the highest final result of any team in the history of The Block.
‘It’s more than we could have ever imagined. “Never in a million years would we have dreamed of this happening,” Courtney said. nine.com.au
‘And in this market,’ Sev said.
Kourtney said, ‘Everything has worked out fine and we are very happy and very grateful.’
The friends beat the record held by Steph and Gian Ottavio, who won $1.75 million in 2023.
Brisbane’s Best Friends had a reserve price of $3.45 million – and bids flew in at lightning speed, with the friends making half a million profit within seconds.
After a fierce battle, they sold the house for $4.72 million and made an incredible profit of $1.27 million
This means they will walk away with an additional $500,000 cash prize from SCOTTY as well as the winner’s $100,000 cash prize for total earnings of $1.87 million.
IT entrepreneur Danny Wallis was on the scene to snatch his 15th house in the series
The first property under the gavel was House 1, which was renovated by Adam and Jolene.
With a reserve of $3.45 million, the home sold for $3.905 million, making a profit of $455,000 for the South Australian couple.
IT entrepreneur Danny Wallis made the winning bid, securing his 15th Block House in the show’s history.
The cattle station manager burst into tears over the ‘life-changing’ sum and revealed he would now have to return to remote work with almost half a million in the bank.
In third place were Lisa and Roscoe, who welcomed their second child just days before the auction.
With a reserve of $3.45 million, the Perth couple had already outbid Danny before the auctioneer’s announcement was complete.
The first house under the gavel was House 1, which was renovated by Adam and Jolene. With a reserve price of $3.45 million, the home sold for $3.905 million, a profit of $455,000.
The cattle station manager burst into tears over the ‘life-changing’ sum and revealed he would now have to return to remote work with almost half a million in the bank.
In third place were Lisa and Roscoe, who welcomed their second child just days before the auction
The house sold for $4 million, with the new parents making $550,000 — and the sale was made even more lucrative by Lisa and Roscoe offering the winning bidder the chance to hug their newborn son.
Bidding for his property, House 3, took so long that Scott stopped eating sandwiches and complained that the auction was cutting into his lunch break.
The house sold for $4 million, with the new parents making $550,000 — and the sale was sweetened by Lisa and Roscoe offering the winning bidder a cuddle with their newborn son.
The tearful couple were heartbroken to learn that this money would change their lives and the lives of their young children forever.
Chantel and Wyatt were next, with their House 2 locked in with a reserve of $3.45 million.
The Gold Coast couple admitted they were nervous, with Chantelle saying she was ‘about to jump’ as soon as the auction started.
With serial bidder Danny exiting the auction, the bidding slowed.
Chantel and Wyatt were next, with their House 2 locked in with a reserve of $3.45 million
The pair eventually sold the property for $3.817 million, with a total profit of $367,000
Rick and Tyla’s House 5 was last up for auction, again with a reserve of $3.45 million
The final price was $4.355 million, netting the father and daughter a whopping $905,000.
The pair eventually sold the property for $3.817 million, with a total profit of $367,000.
Rick and Tyla’s House 5 was last up for auction, once again with a reserve of $3.45 million.
The father and daughter duo originally had a reserve of $3.5 million because they owned the largest property on The Block.
They were happy to be able to get it down to $50,000, opening them up to higher bidders.
Before the auction started, Scott told Rick and Tyla that they were set to win The Block due to the sheer size of their house.
Scott called the pair ‘dark horses’ in the race, but he accepted the prediction as true.
Bidding was very hot and went straight to $4 million within minutes.
The final price was $4.355 million, netting the father and daughter a whopping $905,000.