Series 7

2007-04-11

Sarah Beeny guides two families who believe property development will make them enough money to send their children to university with a bit of cash to spare. A perfect plan or a recipe for disagreement and disaster?

2007-04-18

In this week's edition Sarah has a fiery encounter with two sets of more experienced developers, both hoping to make a whopping £100,000 profit. Sarah has plenty of help to offer, but are our couples too proud to listen?

2007-04-25

Tonight Sarah takes on two sets of developers who are convinced that there's easy money to be had in doing up property, but in Sarah's eyes, these guys couldn't be more wrong. Can she help them avert a disaster?

2007-05-02

Sarah Beeny catches up with Mark and Tammy Howard, and Dave Hearne and Nick Holmes, who were all convinced they could make the largest profits ever seen on Property Ladder out of tricky listed properties. Their developments proved to be anything but simple, but did that put them off developing for life? Not a chance...

2007-05-09

The properties in this episode are very different, but they're both in stunning locations. Their developers could reap serious money from the trend of people moving out of cities in search of a more relaxed lifestyle, but with such unique properties come big risks…

2007-05-16

This week's Property Ladder sees two developers going for it having ditched their day jobs to become property developers. But was it a wise move to put their livelihoods on the line? Sarah is on hand to try and rescue the developers from financial ruin...

2007-05-30

This week's show has two developers working on a house in London's Olympic regeneration zone, and a couple whose dream is to renovate a barge. With some unusual ideas, it's lucky Sarah is on hand to steer the ship in the right direction.

2007-06-06

In this final episode Sarah visits two couples working on very different projects, each with big plans but no experience in the property game. Can she direct their attention to the important issues and squeeze a profit from these two haphazard developments?