Georgia ranks seventh among the states most interested in home additions, according to a new study.
Georgia places seventh, with 10,831 average related searches per 100,000 people. Searches are high for terms relating to ‘home office’ as locals look to create the perfect environment for remote working, studying, and more. Georgia residents are also keen on developing a bar, gym, theater, and guest bedroom in their homes, with annual searches all over 100,000.
With 11,832 searches per 100,000 people, Delaware topped the study as the state most interested in home additions. With remote working becoming a staple of many Americans’ work schedules, residents in the state searched for terms relating to ‘home office’ the most, averaging 26,110 annual related searches. Home bars, saunas, theaters, and gyms also proved popular in the state, accumulating over 10,000 annual searches each.
North Dakota fell just short of top place on the study, with the second-highest volume of searches for home add-ons per 100,000 residents. Approximately 88,330 related annual searches were made in the state, averaging 11,335 per 100,000 residents. While residents were most keen on creating a home office, annual searches related to ‘home sauna’ totaled 11,850, making it the second most popular home addition. Residents of North Dakota also seemed to be browsing the web for ideas on a home gym and a man cave, with both topics gathering over 10,000 annual searches in the state.
Homeowners residing in New Jerseyareseeking ideas for new property additions at an exciting rate, ranking third in the study. Annual searches for spare room ideas sit at 1,027,320, averaging 11,092 per100,000…
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