What did Adrian Portelli do with the homes he purchased on The Block?

Portelli gave away the five luxury homes he had purchased on The Block for a total of $15.3 million.

What happened with Adrian Portelli's rival show to The Block?

Portelli's rival show "My Reno Rules" hit a serious roadblock when builders uncovered asbestos in the two homes purchased for the show, forcing a temporary production shutdown.

Who won the record-breaking raffle held by Adrian Portelli last year?

A 34-year-old woman from Ballarat named Holly won Portelli's record-breaking raffle, where she had the choice between taking $8 million in cash or keeping all five properties, and she opted for the cash prize.

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Entrepreneur Gifts $15.3M Worth of Luxury Homes on The Block

17 Nov

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Adrian Portelli gave away 5 homes he purchased on The Block for $15.3M
Portelli's LMCT+ lottery company hosted the giveaway with Tahan Lew-Fatt
Asbestos found in homes for Portelli's rival show, halting production

Entrepreneur Gifts $15.3M Worth of Luxury Homes on The Block

Just two years ago, in 2024, entrepreneur Adrian Portelli made headlines when he splashed out a staggering $15.3 million to purchase five luxury homes on the popular reality TV show The Block. However, as of November 17, 2025, Portelli has now given away all of those properties through a giveaway hosted by his LMCT+ lottery company.

The event, which was co-hosted by former Big Brother contestant Tahan Lew-Fatt, was viewed online by over 20,000 fans. A large crowd of onlookers was also present to witness Portelli, known as "Mr. Lambo," call each of the lucky winners, including a 43-year-old school teacher named Pavin who scored the $2.6 million House 4, and a woman named Donna who won the $3.4 million winning home built by sisters Charlotte and Maddy.

This giveaway comes just a year after Portelli attempted to raffle off the entire Block compound in a record-breaking lottery, which was initially delayed due to technical issues but eventually awarded to a 34-year-old woman from Ballarat named Holly, who opted to take the $8 million cash prize instead of keeping the properties.

Meanwhile, Portelli's own rival show to The Block, titled "My Reno Rules," has hit a serious roadblock. Sources reveal that the two homes purchased for the show by Portelli through his company Xclusive Tech Pty Ltd contained asbestos, forcing a two-day production shutdown while experts were brought in to clean up the cancer-causing substance.

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