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Average rents also sit at $620 for houses and $440 for apartments. Video Player is loading.Play VideoPlayNext playlist itemMuteCurrent Time 0:00/Duration 0:55Loaded: 0%Stream Type LIVESeek to live, currently playing liveLIVERemaining Time -0:55 Playback Rate1xChaptersChaptersDescriptionsdescriptions off, selectedCaptionscaptions settings, opens captions settings dialogcaptions off, selectedQuality Levels720p720pHD540p540p360p360p270p270pAutoA, selectedAudio Tracken (Main), selectedFullscreenThis is a modal window.Beginning of dialog window. 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This modal can be closed by pressing the Escape key or activating the close button.PlayMuteCurrent Time 0:00/Duration 0:00Loaded: 0%Stream Type LIVESeek to live, currently playing liveLIVERemaining Time -0:00 Playback Rate1xFullscreenWhere are all the singles?00:56 Certain locales dished up the highest percentage of unattached adults – St Lucia and the Brisbane CBD – while other proved to be skewed more towards one sex. Dutton Park was a hotspot for single men, with 44 per cent of male residents being unattached, while Albion had the highest number of single ladies, at 39 per cent. Where you can buy a city pad in Australia for less than a luxury SUV But if all the single ladies threw their hands up, they would outnumber the solo fellas by 44,000. MORE NEWS: Qld suburb tops the nation Townsville residents are sitting on property gold after Adani coal mine approval Singles Brett Wilson, 30, Albion, Tom Quinn, 25, Nundah, and Carla O’Brien, 36, Wooloowin, Collingwood Black Espresso & Bar, Albion. Picture: Liam Kidston.Finder money expert Bessie Hassan said for those keen to relocate to find their match, certain suburbs offered better odds coupled with affordable real estate.“Singles in the market for a partner should check out Bowen Hills, with one of the more affordable entry prices – with an apartment costing $382,500 on average,” she said. “It’s a stone’s throw from the CBD, has fantastic train service and a high rate of singletons.”The median rent for an apartment in Bowen Hills is $430 a week, according to Core Logic data. Albion not only made the top 10 singles hotspots list, but also has an average apartment price of $340,000 and a median rent of $400 a week.“A suburb like St Lucia may be a single’s paradise but the property prices are more than double the Brisbane average so you need to ask yourself whether you’re willing to compromise financial security for love,” Ms Hassan said. 31/9 Durham Street, St Lucia, is on the market for offers over $350,000More from newsParks and wildlife the new lust-haves post coronavirus12 hours agoNoosa’s best beachfront penthouse is about to hit the market12 hours agoKangaroo Point also has a decent percentage of single adults but with a average house price of $3.8 million, many Brisbanites may find their budget only allows them to pop in to one of the local bars to check the Tinder goods, rather than forking out for a riverside abode. Professional matchmaker Linda Prescott, from Ideal Introductions, warned living in a suburb full of singles wasn’t necessarily the best way to find love. “It really depends on if you go out or not,” she said. “If you’re quite social and you’re out walking your dog, then for sure, but if you’re a bit of a homebody it doesn’t have any relevance at all.” And 1/421 Sandgate Road, Albion, could be yours for offers over $275,000Ms Prescott said in her experience people may also want to avoid dating someone who lives close by.“If you meet someone who goes to the same coffee shop as you or the same dog park and you go out on a few dates but you decide they aren’t the one for you, you then have to see them all the time,” she said. “It can be a bit challenging in that way.” Albion local Brett Wilson, 30, said judging by what he had seen on Tinder, there were quite a few single women in his suburb. The former sailor said it was likely the demograhic helped to create a lively feel in the area. “There always seems to be something happening in Albion, like live music on Fridays,” he said. Horticulturist Carla O’Brien, also unattached, said she wasn’t concerned that her suburb, Wooloowin, wasn’t one of Brisbane’s singles hotspots. Ms O’Brien said the marital status of potential neighbours wouldn’t influence where she chose to live in the slighest. Singles Brett Wilson, 30, Albion, Tom Quinn, 25, Nundah, and Carla O’Brien, 36, Wooloowin, Collingwood Black Espresso & Bar, Albion. Picture: Liam Kidston.IF YOUR suburb has more loved-up couples than potential love matches, a change in address could be all you need to find ‘the one’, with new research highlighting Brisbane’s singles hotspots. Analysts from comparison website Finder trawled through census data like a lonely Millennial on Tinder and found there were 689,000 singles in the river city. This one is listed at 1004/8 Lochaber St, Dutton Park for offers over $349,000“I think it is more age than relationship status that changes the vibe of an area. And kids defintely change the vibe,” she said. Single chef Tom Quinn lives in Nundah but works at the Collingwood Black cafe in Albion.“Albion seems popular with singles. There’s often that first date vibe going on at the cafe,” he said. “I wouldn’t move to be closer to singles. I’m close enought that I can commute in. If I lived in somewhere like Ipswich, for example. I would probably move.” read more