Who Won The Block 2025? Auctions Underway, Winner To Be Revealed After Results Air

The short answer, for now: no official winner has been announced. The Block’s 2025 auctions are taking place this weekend, with the broadcast reveal scheduled to air after the hammer falls. Until the episode goes to air, the show keeps results under wraps—so any “leaks” circulating online remain unverified.

What we know about The Block 2025 finale

This season returned to regional Victoria, where five completed family homes are going under the hammer. The format is unchanged: each team keeps every dollar above the reserve price, and the team with the largest profit also receives a bonus cash prize. That structure means strategy around auction order, buyer interest, and reserves can swing outcomes dramatically—sometimes more than the weekly room-win tally would suggest.

The 2025 teams in the running

• Emma & Ben

• Han & Can

• Britt & Taz

• Sonny & Alicia

• Robby & Mat

All five have showcased distinct styles through living areas, kitchens, landscaped blocks, pools or cabanas, and facade work, setting up a finale where different buyer tastes could decide the night.

Why a clear “winner” isn’t public yet

The show typically films the auctions in real time but embargoes the results until the finale airs. That’s why social posts or speculative headlines appear before the official reveal but can’t be treated as final. Recent chatter has focused on price guides in the low-to-mid $3 millions (AUD) and on which homes best match the area’s rural feel; however, the only result that counts is the signed contract price on auction day.

Key factors that will decide The Block 2025 winner

1) Auction order. Going under the hammer first can capture peak buyer urgency—or miss out if bidders are still gauging value. Late-lot homes sometimes benefit from FOMO if earlier properties ignite competition.

2) Reserves and realism. A reserve that aligns with market depth is crucial. Too high, and bidding stalls; well-calibrated reserves often trigger competitive increments that snowball into six- or seven-figure profits.

3) Buyer fit and narrative. Beyond specs, purchasers respond to a story: land size, orientation, turnkey landscaping, and the coherence between interiors and gardens. In a regional setting, authenticity and livability can trump flashy inclusions.

4) Depth of the buyer pool. One deep-pocketed underbidder can add hundreds of thousands to the result. Multiple prepared bidders create the conditions for outsized profits—especially when they’ve already spent weeks emotionally committing to a specific house.

Form guide from the season (with caveats)

Weekly room wins provide clues about craftsmanship and consistency, but they don’t always predict auction night. Past seasons have seen homes with fewer weekly wins claim the title on the back of location within the site, landscaping impact, and superior presentation on inspection day. This year’s site planning, driveway approach, and street presence—plus practical luxuries like storage, mudrooms, and outdoor entertaining—could be decisive.

What viewers should watch for during the finale

• Bidder behavior: Early, confident bids near reserve signal a serious contest; long pauses or vendor bids suggest resistance.

• Momentum moments: Crossing the reserve typically unleashes faster increments; watch if two bidders trade quick counters without consulting.

• Psychological ceilings: Expect hesitation around round numbers; auctioneers who break increments cleverly can keep bidding fluid.

• Post-auction deals: If a property passes in, the highest bidder earns exclusive first-negotiation rights—deals struck minutes later can still transform the leaderboard.

Timeline and next steps

• Auctions: Conducted this weekend.

• Broadcast reveal: Winner and full profit table unveiled during the finale episode.

• Official confirmation: Only once the episode airs are the results considered final and public.

If you’re asking “who won The Block 2025” today, the accurate, on-the-record answer is: we’ll know after the finale airs. The ingredients that typically crown a champion—savvy reserve, strong auction order position, and multiple committed bidders—are all in play. Once the broadcast reveals hammer prices and profits, the winning team and complete rankings will be clear.