Bondi Beach
NSW 2026
Where surf culture meets coastal glamour
The world's most famous beach. Home to legendary surf culture, the iconic Icebergs Pool, spectacular coastal walks, and Art Deco heritage spanning nearly a century.
Market Snapshot
$4.44M
4-Bed House Median
8 sold last year
$1.45M
2-Bed Unit Median
95 sold last year
35
Days on Market
Units avg.
58%
Clearance Rate
1-bed units
Data aggregated from multiple sources • Last 12 months • Updated Feb 2026
Market Trends
Current median prices by bedroom count. Bondi Beach is predominantly unit-based (85.7% apartments) with strong rental demand.
Houses
2 Bed
8 sold
$3.20M
52% clearance
3 Bed
18 sold
$4.05M
48% clearance
4 Bed
8 sold
$4.44M
45% clearance
Houses are rare in Bondi Beach. Only 34 house sales in the last 12 months due to limited availability.
Units
1 Bed
82 sold
$920K
35 days avg.
2 Bed
95 sold
$1.45M
35 days avg.
3 Bed
16 sold
$2.10M
38 days avg.
Units dominate Bondi Beach (193 sales last year). Strong rental yields at 3.36% with median rent $998/week.
Data Sources: Property data aggregated from Allhomes, Your Investment Property, and other sources. Based on sales within the last 12 months.
Who Lives in Bondi Beach
Demographics from ABS Census 2021 showing Bondi's young, mobile, international community.
11,513
Population
33
Median Age
32%
Owners
66%
Renters
50%
Families
36%
Singles
Source: ABS Census 2021 QuickStats for Bondi Beach
Bondi Beach has the youngest median age (33) and highest rental percentage (66%) in Sydney's Eastern Suburbs. Median household income is $2,795/week, significantly above the NSW average ($1,829/week), reflecting the suburb's appeal to young professionals and international residents.
Local Schools
Schools in and near Bondi Beach, within Waverley Council area.
Bondi Beach Public School
K-6
Co-educational
Bondi Public School
K-6
Co-educational
Waverley College
5-12
Single-sex
Rose Bay Secondary College
7-12
Co-educational
Moriah War Memorial College
K-12
Co-educational
Reddam House
K-12
Co-educational
School data from multiple sources. Bondi Beach Public School is located directly in the suburb, with several nearby options in Waverley, Bellevue Hill, and Rose Bay.
Why Choose Bondi Beach
Iconic attractions and cultural landmarks that make Bondi Beach the world's most famous beach suburb.
Bondi Beach
World-famous 1km beach with golden sand and legendary surf
Bondi Icebergs
Iconic ocean pool established 1929, heritage swimming club
Coastal Walk
6km Bondi to Coogee walk with spectacular clifftop views
Surf Culture
Home to Australia's first surf lifesaving club since 1907
Art Deco Heritage
Bondi Pavilion and 1920s architectural treasures
Sculpture by the Sea
Annual world-class outdoor sculpture exhibition
Getting Around
Bus
Multiple frequent bus routes connect Bondi Beach to the city. The 333 and 380 run from Circular Quay, Town Hall, and Central Station, taking approximately 30-40 minutes. Services run every 5 minutes during peak times.
Train + Bus
Take the train to Bondi Junction from Central, Town Hall, or Martin Place, then transfer to the 333, 380, 381, or 382 bus for a short 15-minute ride to the beach. This is often faster during peak hours.
Driving & Parking
Approximately 8km from Sydney CBD (15-20 minutes in off-peak). Metered parking along Campbell Parade with 503 bays operates 7am-7pm daily. Spaces fill quickly on weekends and public holidays.
Distance to CBD
Frequently Asked Questions
Common questions about living and buying in Bondi Beach.
What is the median house price in Bondi Beach?+
The median 4-bedroom house price in Bondi Beach is $4.44M (as of February 2026), with annual growth of +5.7%. Units are more common in Bondi, with a median 2-bedroom unit price of $1.45M. Source: Property data aggregated from multiple sources.
Is Bondi Beach good for families?+
Bondi Beach has a diverse community with 50% family households. The suburb offers quality schools including Bondi Beach Public School, ocean pools for safe swimming, and numerous parks. However, it's predominantly rental (66%) with a younger demographic (median age 33), making it popular with both families and young professionals.
How do I get to the Sydney CBD from Bondi Beach?+
Multiple buses run from Bondi Beach to Sydney CBD, including the 333 and 380 routes from Circular Quay, Town Hall, and Central Station. Journey time is approximately 30-40 minutes. Alternatively, take the train to Bondi Junction, then transfer to bus (15 minutes). By car, it's about 8km (15-20 minutes in off-peak).
What is Bondi Beach famous for?+
Bondi Beach is world-famous for its 1km golden sand beach, legendary surf culture, and the iconic Bondi Icebergs Pool. It's home to Australia's first surf lifesaving club (1907), the annual Sculpture by the Sea exhibition, and features beautiful Art Deco architecture including the heritage Bondi Pavilion (1929).
What is the demographic profile of Bondi Beach?+
Bondi Beach has a population of 11,513 with a young median age of 33 years (vs. NSW 39). It's predominantly rental (66%) with high renter mobility. The area attracts young professionals, international visitors, and creatives. Median household income is $2,795/week, well above NSW average. Source: ABS Census 2021.
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