<p>The following suburbs concentrate rental demand from international professionals and expatriates in Adelaide, within a 2 to 6 km radius of the CBD:</p><ul><li><strong>North Adelaide</strong>: located immediately north of the CBD, across the Park Lands, served by several Adelaide Metro bus routes. It features Victorian heritage houses and apartments, with a high concentration of professionals and families. Direct proximity to the Royal Adelaide Hospital and the Oval (cricket and Australian football stadium).</li><li><strong>Norwood</strong>: approximately 4 km east of the CBD, served by The Parade (main commercial strip) and Adelaide Metro buses. According to Cotality (2025), rents in Norwood's premium sub-markets reach AUD 800–970/week. Dominant profile: established professionals and families.</li><li><strong>Unley</strong>: south of the CBD, accessible by Adelaide Metro bus. Residential suburb with tree-lined streets, well-regarded schools and retail on Unley Road. According to Cotality (2025), rents in Unley's premium sub-markets reach AUD 800–970/week. Dominant profile: families and executives.</li><li><strong>Prospect</strong>: north of the CBD, served by Adelaide Metro buses. According to REA Group (data cited by savings.com.au, November 2025), the median house purchase price is AUD 1.2 million, reflecting strong rental demand. Dominant profile: young professionals and families.</li><li><strong>Bowden</strong>: approximately 2 km north-west of the CBD, an urban renewal suburb with new apartment developments, served by the Adelaide Metro tram (Glenelg Tram line extension). Dominant profile: young professionals and remote workers.</li><li><strong>Glenelg</strong>: 11 km south-west of the CBD, connected by the Glenelg Tram (25 minutes). Coastal suburb with an apartment offer, popular with expatriates and professionals seeking a residential setting outside the centre.</li></ul>