‘Pretty wow’: Sydney’s most-searched suburbs by home hunters | Kate Burke
Homes in Northwood on the lower north shore had more average views per listing than any other suburb in Sydney in the past three months.Home owners in smaller suburbs with more limited supply tend to see the most buyer demand, on average.Homes across a string of waterfront suburbs have been revealed as Sydney’s most in-demand properties, with house hunters jumping on new listings in the desirable pockets.
Watsons Bay, Balmain East, Lilyfield, Annandale, Castlecrag, Clareville and Beaconsfield were also among the suburbs with higher views per listing, all making the top 20. “There’s obviously high interest there, and they could be hard suburbs to break into because they are smaller,” she said.Buyers’ agent Henny Stier, of OH Property Group, said north shore suburbs like Kurraba Point, Northwood and Lavender Bay were small and tightly held.
“These are really your blue chip areas, with blue ribbon real estate that is out of reach for average buyers,” she said.
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