Nine’s Buying Blind premieres with 608,000 metro viewers, finishes behind ABC’s Back in Time for Dinner
Nine’s latest attempt to capitalise on Australia’s real estate obsession, Buying Blind, debuted last night with a metro audience of 608,000 viewers, according to OzTAM’s overnight preliminary ratings.
The show ran from 7:30pm to 9:00pm and its premiere figure placed it behind competitors Masterchef on Ten (852,000), House Rules on Seven (674,000) and ABC’s 8:30pm offering Back in Time for Dinner (622,000).
From a house to a home… These beautiful transformations need to be seen to be believed! ? #BuyingBlind pic.twitter.com/rfn5WarwZx
— Buying Blind (@BuyingBlind) June 5, 2018
I would like to know how much money the show puts into the program.
Lots of new furniture?
I have just watched buying blind for the first time tonight and I couldn’t stop crying for what you did for this beautiful family in Melbourne. This show definitely ticks the boxes for me. Loved it and I will be watching next time. Thank you for doing what you are doing for people that need your help.
I absolutely love this show ! I was in tears of happiness for the first episode and even more for that beautiful family in Melbourne ! Please make more episodes ! This show is definitely a winner !
When someone has over a million dollars to spend on a house why are these people getting help? These home buyers are saying that they want to remain in the catchment are that the kids school. When they moved back to Melbourne 12 months ago they made the decision to put their kids in schools in areas that are well known as pricey suburbs (which family would be aware of as lived previously in Melbourne for many years) rather than settling further away from the city where they would definitely be able to purchase a home for the million dollar mark. Why not assist families who are really struggling ??