by BLACK ENTERPRISE Editors
A few neighborhoods saw more online attention than others. Some views of listings in these neighborhoods came from those with high homebuying intent, while others might have come from people curious about the luxury of multimillion-dollar homes. By zooming in on real estate and neighborhood search trends, Find a Neighborhood has identified some of the regions that potential buyers, investors, and sellers have had the most interest in over the past few years.
This analysis is based on data and estimates from FindaNeighborhood.com, CNBC, and HouseFresh.
January 2025 Most-Searched Neighborhoods
The word “neighborhood” doesn’t refer to a specific number of houses, streets, or other clearly defined residential elements. As a result, some items on the list below may have descriptors such as village or borough attached to them.
1. Woodmont (Milfort, Connecticut)
Roughly equidistant between the larger cities of New Haven and Bridgeport, online searches for the typical Woodmont listing totaled 3.5 times the amount of the median U.S. real estate listing during the same time frame.
2. Beverly Crest (Los Angeles)
3. Mt. Lebanon (Pittsburgh)
4. Wild Dunes (Isle of Palms, South Carolina)
It can be assumed that a good chunk of the online views for this resort community northeast of Charleston come from curious and casual browsers. The median listing comes in at $1.66 million, a price tag on this list that’s second only to Beverly Crest.
5. Aberdeen (Boynton Beach, Florida)
2023’s Most-Viewed Neighborhoods
1. Northeast Dallas (Dallas)
2. Hollywood Hills (Los Angeles)
3. Camelback East (Phoenix)
4. La Jolla (San Diego)
5. Upper East Side (New York)
Hot U.S. Neighborhoods Contain A Little Bit of Everything
Many house hunters—especially those with young families—search for neighborhoods that combine affordability, good schools, and nearby amenities and attractions. You can find them in countless cities, suburbs, exurbs, and rural communities across the U.S., but only a few have the distinction of being the most-searched-for.
This story was produced by Find a Neighborhood and reviewed and distributed by Stacker.
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