Australians searched for ‘pool’, ‘view’, ‘study’ and ‘waterfront’ when hunting for a home, but more potential buyers are now looking for a tennis court compared to a year ago, Domain analysis shows.
What Australians desire most when searching for a home is a pool, a view, a study and/or a waterfront location, but more potential buyers are also looking for a tennis court compared to a year ago, Domain analysis shows.A tennis court is becoming a must-have feature for a growing number of Australian homebuyers according to Domain.,” said Nicola Powell, Domain’s head of research and economics.
By contrast, buyers in Queensland, SA and Tasmania were less interested in tennis, with the keyword ranking dropping across those states. For WA buyers, Perth, Claremont, Nedlands, Bicton, Peppermint Grove, Mosman Park and Cottesloe were the most popular areas to look for tennis courts while Canberra suburbs Red Hill, Forrest, Griffith, Garran and Barton were the most sought after in the ACT.
“That’s largely because of the lack of available properties for sale as well as the prohibitively high costs of these homes.”In Sydney, only 0.53 per cent of all properties sold in 2022 had tennis courts, 0.43 per cent in Melbourne, and 0.43 per cent in Brisbane.
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