The first quarter of 2025 has brought a notable upswing in buyer enquiries across South Australia, marking a shift towards emerging growth corridors and well-connected lifestyle precincts. Suburbs with a balance of affordability, infrastructure access, and long-term development prospects have drawn the strongest interest.
🏡 Most Enquired Suburbs – Q1 2025
- Thebarton
- Two Wells
- Angel Vale
- Virginia
- Paradise
- Seaford Meadows
- Mount Barker
- Golden Grove
- Onkaparinga Heights
- Evanston Gardens
🏡 Most Enquired Suburbs – Q4 2024
- Virginia
- Kidman Park
- Seaford Meadows
- Angle Vale
- Two Wells
- Noarlunga Downs
- Paradise
- Mclaren Flat
- Onkaparinga Heights
- Munno Para West
Thebarton surged ahead this quarter, registering a dramatic rise in enquiries through March. Its proximity to the Adelaide CBD, ongoing urban renewal, and lifestyle appeal have elevated its status among buyers seeking convenience without sacrificing charm.
Angle Vale and Two Wells remained consistent standouts, reflecting the continued interest in Adelaide’s northern growth corridor. Buyers appear drawn to these areas due to larger land offerings and access to expanding transport and community infrastructure. Similarly, Paradise saw increased demand, bouncing back from its slower finish in 2024 to post strong numbers in early 2025.
Seaford Meadows and Virginia also maintained steady interest, with both suburbs benefiting from their balance of affordability and connectivity to key employment hubs. Mount Barker’s debut in the top ten further signals that Adelaide Hills remains attractive to those seeking a semi-rural lifestyle within commuting distance of the city.
📈 Suburbs attracting strong buyer interest this quarter:
- Thebarton
- Angle Vale
- Two Wells
- Virginia
- Seaford Meadows
- Paradise
- Mount Barker
- Golden Grove
- Onkaparinga Heights
- Evanston Gardens
While previous high performers like Kidman Park and Mclaren Flat saw a dip in enquiries this quarter, these trends may shift again as seasonal factors and development releases come into play. As we move into Q2, buyer sentiment is expected to remain strong across outer metropolitan and regional hubs, especially where value, liveability, and infrastructure investments intersect.
