My Reno Rules | WIN a luxury home
My Reno Rules is a brand-new renovation competition hosted by Chris Brown on Seven and 7plus.
Judges are Neale Whitaker from Block fame, Luxe Listing's Simon Cohen and interior stylist Julia Green.
In the series, two run-down homes have been transformed into high-end designer residences.
The twist, the winning team of renovators wins a $100,000 cash prize and the two renovated properties won by viewers.
The man behind the show, Adrian Portelli (LMCT+) won't be taking part of the show.
Bulleen Properties
The two neighbouring properties are located in Bulleen, Victoria, located 13 km north-east of the Melbourne CBD.
Both three-bedroom home on 604-square-metres: 54 & 56 Pinnacle Crescent, Bulleen.
Combined, the two houses are worth around $2.7 million, making it a considerable gamble for Adrian Portelli.
Meet the teams
House 1: Emma & Michelle and Nathan & Julia
House 2: Franky & Isaac and Mitch & Shaz
My Reno Rules premieres on Tuesday, April 21 at 7.30pm on Seven and 7plus.
Want to win a luxury home?
How to enter the My Reno Rules draw
Australians can now enter for the chance to win a multi-million-dollar home or a $2 million cash prize, with billionaire entrepreneur Adrian Portelli officially opening entries for his latest property giveaway via his LMCT website.
The competition will see two winners drawn, with each person given the choice of claiming one of two newly renovated luxury homes in Melbourne's north-east suburb of Bulleen - or taking $2 million in tax-free cash instead.
Entries are available through the LMCT+ membership platform and close at 5pm on June 2, ahead of a 7pm live draw.
to be clear.. entries cost from $10
Membership tiers determine the number of entries participants receive. The $10 tier gives you one entry plus access to more than 2000 partner discounts up to a maximum $500 tier which gives you 500 entries for those looking to maximise their odds.
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For hopeful entrants, the prize offers an alternative route to home ownership at a time when property affordability remains a major barrier for many Australians.
A designer home instead of an auction hammer
In the upcoming series My Reno Rules, two neighbouring run-down homes have been transformed into high-end designer residences. But instead of selling the properties to the highest bidder, they will be awarded to viewers.
TV host Chris Brown said the scale of the prize is designed to make the renovation journey more meaningful for audiences.
"It is an enormous, life-changing prize," Brown told Sunrise. "These are two Australians who are going to get a brand-new designer home."
Each of the two winners will ultimately choose between taking ownership of one of the completed properties or opting for the $2 million cash alternative.
Why the TV renovation model is shifting
For years, shows such as The Block have relied on dramatic auction results to determine success. But Portelli believes the traditional model leaves most viewers watching from the sidelines.
"On previous reno shows... unfortunately only about one per cent of the viewing audience has the capacity to buy those homes," Portelli said. "It's an awesome feeling to take viewers on that emotional journey through the build and then give them the opportunity to potentially win it."
By linking the renovation show to the LMCT+ membership model, the project bypasses the volatility of the auction market and gives viewers a chance to become participants rather than spectators.
The brutal three-minute rule
Winning, however, comes with one high-pressure catch. In a twist now synonymous with Portelli's competitions, winners must answer what organisers call "the call of a lifetime." If the phone rings and the winner misses it a three-minute timer begins.
Fail to return the call within 180 seconds, and the prize is immediately redrawn. The rule has become a hallmark of Portelli's giveaways, transforming the moment of the draw into a tense live event.
The judging panel behind the renovation
To ensure the finished homes meet luxury design standards, the show has assembled a panel of high-profile property experts.
Among them is Neale Whitaker, best known for his role on The Block, and co-host of Foxtel's Love It or List It Australia, has also enjoyed a successful publishing career that saw him at the helm of Aussie style bibles Belle and Vogue Living for more than a decade.
He will be joined by buyer's agent and View.com.au property expert Simon Cohen and interior stylist Julia Green, who will oversee the renovation process and judge the finished homes.
Together, the panel will help determine whether the transformed Bulleen properties live up to their luxury billing before one lucky entrant gets the keys.
Entries are available through the LMCT+ membership platform and close at 5pm on June 2, ahead of a 7pm live draw.
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❊ When ❊
Date: Tuesday 21st April 2026
Times: 7.30pm
❊ Where ❊
⊜ 54-56 Pinnacle Crescent, Bulleen Map❊ Web Links ❊
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