Scott Cam announces intense auction order after shock reserve prices for The Block 2024 finale are revealed

Scott Cam announced the auction order and announced this season’s reserve prices during Sunday’s finale.

All five of this season’s Block properties, located in Cowes on Phillip Island, will go under the hammer with price indications ranging from $1.7 to $1.95 million.

With all but one reserve price set at a whopping $1,950,000, competition will be fierce, forcing participants to compete for any bid above their steep starting points.

Kicking off the auction is House 2, led by Courtney and Grant, who enter the ring with a reserve of $1,950,000.

As the opening act, the pair will need to generate strong momentum to set the stage for the teams that follow.

Their flashy designs and fan favorite status may give them an advantage, but they will face the challenge of attracting bidding at their high starting price.

Next up are Kylie and Brad with House 4, also set at $1,950,000.

Scott Cam announced the auction order and announced this season’s reserve prices during Sunday’s finale. Pictured

The drama continues to rage on The Block 2024 as Scott Cam announced the auction order and revealed this season’s reserve prices ahead of the finale

Known for their rollercoaster journey through ‘flirt-gate’ and their unexpected return to the finale, they were the most talked-about couple of the season.

With this position, they hope their recent transformations – including Kylie’s switch from her famous fluoro green hair to a more natural look – will help them make a memorable comeback and post solid profits.

In third place, Kristian and Mimi bring House 5 to auction, standing out with a slightly lower reserve of $1,900,000.

Kicking off the auction is House 2, led by Courtney and Grant, who enter the ring with a reserve of $1,950,000

Next up are Kylie and Brad with House 4, also set at $1,950,000

In third place, Kristian and Mimi bring House 5 to auction, standing out with a slightly lower reserve of $1,900,000

This decline could work in their favor and entice buyers with the lure of a relatively smaller budget.

Ricky and Haydn take fourth position with House 3, also valued at $1,950,000.

They hope that the interest from previous teams will continue to carry over to their home, helping them make the most of their vibrant and stylish designs.

House 1’s Maddie and Charlotte round out the lineup, closing the show with the same $1,950,000 reserve.

Being last in the order could just be the advantage they need to make an impression, as they can review the previous auctions and potentially benefit from the competitive spirit that builds throughout the day.

Ricky and Haydn take fourth position with House 3, also valued at $1,950,000

Maddie and Charlotte with House 1 round out the lineup, closing the show with the same reserve of $1,950,000