The Market Existed
The Network Didn't
Tennis Homes was built from inside real estate, around one recurring pattern: the interest is global, but the information stays local. Homes with private tennis, padel, and pickleball courts have always existed. They have never operated within a single network.
We connect the pieces. We position select residences, share them with the right audience, and coordinate introductions with the local representative or owner when alignment exists. We do not replace the professionals representing each property. We help the right participants find each other.
We start with a conversation. Objectives, timing, location, and whether the network is the right fit for what you're looking to do.
We identify the relevant match within the network. A property, a buyer, a guest, a partner, or a local expert, depending on where you sit.
When alignment exists, we make a direct introduction. The local professionals handle what follows. We stay involved to maintain continuity across regions.
Connected by the
love for the game
Tennis Homes brings together a distinct group connected by a shared appreciation for private courts, considered living, and meaningful access. Each relationship is approached differently, with intent and alignment at its core.
Properties with private courts require a different approach. Visibility must be intentional, reach must be relevant, and discretion preserved. Tennis Homes supports owners considering sale, rental, or selective exposure by positioning the property within an aligned international network and coordinating introductions when appropriate.
Finding the right home with a private tennis court goes beyond a search filter. We listen, curate, and connect; including off-market opportunities that never reach public platforms. We coordinate introductions to trusted local representatives in each market, while remaining available throughout the process to maintain alignment across regions.
Some stays are chosen for a destination. Others are chosen for how you spend your time there. We connect travelers with private residences suited for holidays, training stays, and gatherings, and coordinate access through local representatives or ownership.
One Network
Multiple Entry Points
The same audience. A shared context.
Coaching, travel, hospitality, equipment. Many businesses serve the tennis lifestyle without a direct way to reach it. Tennis Homes connects aligned organizations to an audience that already knows the value of what they offer.
Visibility through relevance, not volume.
All logos represent past collaborators we’ve worked with to promote tennis homes around the world. No formal endorsement is implied.
DOUBLES PARTNERS
Deep roots in the sport, different sides of the market, and a shared conviction that this category deserved a network built specifically around it.
Camila Costantini
Camila Costantini brings a background in architecture, design, and client-facing advisory. Her perspective centers on how properties are experienced and presented, shaping the editorial positioning and visual communication of Tennis Homes. She oversees presentation, storytelling, and brand partnerships across the network.
Martin Shore
Martin Shore is a licensed real estate broker in New York, working in residential advisory with a focus on international buyers and distinctive properties. His experience coordinating searches across markets revealed how fragmented access to sport-centered residences remained, which ultimately led to the development of Tennis Homes. He focuses on property positioning, buyer alignment, and relationships with brokers and owners across regions.
Common Questions
Not always. Campaigns, productions, events, and business partnerships are all possible when there's alignment with the audience and the property category.
Tennis Homes doesn't host transactions. We identify alignment, make the introduction, and let local professionals handle everything. It's a network, not a marketplace.
Yes. Campaigns, activations, content, and events can all happen with or without a transaction. What matters is the fit.
