So the scores the teams received for the exterior renovations were:
Nathan and Julia: 23
Emma and Michelle: 25
Franky and Isaac: 26
Mitch and Shaz: 29.5
I feel it would have been better for the judges to give the scores to the teams live on air.
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My Reno Rules nails it
Hit new series reaches 5.3 million on Seven and 7plus
The Seven Network’s My Reno Rules, the new series that saw one Aussie family walk away with $1 million in prize money, was a hit with viewers across Seven and 7plus and has taken the crown as the #1 new entertainment series on commercial free-to-air TV so far this year.
Last night’s Grand Finale, which saw Mitch and Shaz from Queensland claim the $1 million prize, reached 1.5 million Australians, with a national total TV audience of 719,000. The Grand Finale won its timeslot and was up 27% on last week’s episode and up 13% on the series’ first episode.
The Grand Finale also saw Nathan B from NSW and Graham C from Victoria collect a cool $2 million each in prize money.
Across its full season, My Reno Rules averaged 755,000 total TV viewers, including 199,000 watching on 7plus. The series boosted Seven’s 25 to 54 audience in the timeslot by 11% compared to last year.
Self-made billionaire Adrian Portelli purchased two side-by-side dwellings ripe for revival in the Melbourne suburb of Bulleen, monitoring progress throughout the season as four teams raced to transform the tired, rundown 1970s properties into stylish, modern masterpieces.
Hosted by Dr Chris Brown, the debut season of My Reno Rules featured three expert judges: influential design guru Neale Whitaker (The Block, Love It or List It), top buyer’s agent Simon Cohen (Dream Home, Luxe Listings Sydney), and Julia Green, founder of Greenhouse Interiors.
Seven’s Chief Content Officer, Brook Hall, said: “My Reno Rules proved that Australian audiences love nothing more than a great renovation, a genuine competition and a life-changing moment. Reaching 5.3 million Australians in its debut season is a great result and a testament to the show’s unique and engaging format.
“Thank you to Adrian Portelli, Dr Chris Brown, our judges, our incredible contestants and everyone at Seven and Endemol Shine Australia for creating such an outstanding debut season.”
Seven’s National Television Sales Director, Katie Finney, said: “The first season of My Reno Rules demonstrated the power of premium, emotionally charged content to connect brands with Australian audiences at scale.
“With more than five Australians tuning in across the season, our partners were part of a genuinely historic moment in Australian television. Thank you to LG Electronics Australia, Luxaflex, Highgrove Bathrooms, Carpet Court and Stihl for their support and engagement.”
My Reno Rules was produced by Endemol Shine Australia (a Banijay Entertainment Company) and distributed internationally by Banijay Rights.
Hit? As if.
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There may be a typo and a letter is missing 
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Yessssss. 
Even though last night was a season high, It is still only matching what consolidated was, so im guessing it won’t jump much higher than this when consolidated is added to the finale.
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Seems about right.
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Mitch and Shaz posted a video of thanks this morning.
What will happen to those 2 houses in Bulleen Melbourne now since Nathan B and Graham C opted for the $2 million instead of the houses?
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They get sold.
I wonder who bought these houses then?
Most likely nobody yet. It’s only been 5 days since the live draw.