Sport Court: Where in a city is the optimal commercial real estate for one basketball court and one tennis court?
In my mind, the best place would be in the front yard and back yard of a house in residential neighborhood - the home would be great use for the club members. But law doesn't allow for that. 

I figured this would be the best place to ask about commercial real estate options for this idea. 

thank you all
[{"id": "dngr1sh", "text": "I don't understand the question or your answer at all. ", "replies": [{"id": "dngr5s4", "text": "What part don't you get? \n\nI'm wondering where the best place in a city to put one basketball court and one tennis court for commercial use would be. \n\nWhat would your answer be? ", "replies": [{"id": "dngrel7", "text": "I don't get why you think there's a single best place for both of those things to be in any given city. They cater to different audiences, and any substantial city would support hundreds or thousands of them in a ton of locations. \n\nAnd I don't understand why you ask about commercial but then say your best bet is in a residential neighborhood. ", "replies": [{"id": "dngrobq", "text": "I don't really think there is a \"single best\" place. I just think some places would be better than others. \n\nI'm asking about commercial because residential isn't an option. \n\nI'm surprised at the level of confusion with a simple general question. \n\nI'm asking your opinion - there isn't really a wrong answer you can give when giving feedback. ", "replies": [{"id": "dnm4goi", "text": "1. Your question is DEFINITELY confusing.\n\n2. The best place would be in an area that is underserved. Meaning there is a sizable population within a 15 minute drive who would use your facilities and have no better options within that same amount distance.", "replies": [], "depth": 5}], "depth": 4}, {"id": "dnh0h2x", "text": "This is a post in the commercial real estate sub, does no one have any thoughts on where to courts could be placed?  ", "replies": [], "depth": 4}], "depth": 3}], "depth": 2}], "depth": 1}, {"id": "dnh8vw8", "text": "The single best place would be the intersection of bullet points one and two below.\n\n1 - cheapest land because I don't imagine a bb court and tennis court making a lot of money, relative to other commercial uses...  and further aside, the ability for the business to make more money thusly creates the ability to pay more in rent.  If I am wrong and you have a new business model where you can make money, please let me know!  Also cheap land because you will need a lot of parking.\n\n2 - A large 15 min drivetime population and population density of people aged 5 - 55 and a large HH income within the same geographical constraints. As a bonus metric, I would also look at crime maps because cheap land often correlates to high crime.\n\nAs a parting note, most people in the industry will have zero interest in working with you because there is not a lot of money to be made on the project as you have described it thus far.  It would be the equivalent of asking as residential broker their opinion on a total remodel of a $10,000 house.", "replies": [], "depth": 1}, {"id": "dnkv0x2", "text": "For the record, real estate is all about location, so mentioning the city might lead to better discussion.", "replies": [], "depth": 1}]