Bondi

Located less than fifteen minutes from Sydney’s CBD, the appeal of Bondi is internationally renowned. But the difference between right and left wanting in this sought-after suburb, is what you know. And we know it all.

In Bondi, we know that the market is suited to apartment living —with more than 90% of properties being attached or semi-attached. Consequentially, Bondi is primarily a rental market with over half of its properties being occupied by tenants. So, with this in mind, if you are looking for an investment property, it’s good to know that houses in Bondi rent out for $1,115 per week with an annual rental yield of 2% and units rent out for $650 per week with a rental yield of 3%. Plus, over the last five years of sales, Bondi has seen a compound growth rate of 6.5% for houses and 2.9% for units —resulting in the median property price over the last year ranging from $2,850,000 for houses and $1,110,00 for units.

Here, corporate suits by day are traded for wetsuits on the weekends —ones that are seeing drying from the balcony banisters of art deco apartments to terrace houses to contemporary family homes. Around the world, Bondi is known for being home to Australia’s most famous beach. However, you’ll come to know 2026 for more than just the Bondi to Coogee costal walk and the Bondi Icebergs; but Sunday lunch at Totti’s, Wednesday night at Peppe’s and an array of wellness studiosfor burning off the carbohydrates in between.

If you are interested in buying property in Bondi, contact our Sydney buyers agents today for a free discovery call.