Bondi Beach, NSW 2026

Yes. Bondi Beach - North Bondi has a 56.9% renter rate according to the 2021 ABS Census, meaning the majority of residents rent. The suburb has well-developed rental infrastructure — furnished apartments, short-stay options and a transient-friendly culture built over decades. Expect strong competition for good stock, especially well-priced two-bedders within walking distance of the beach.

Based on 2021 ABS Census data, the median weekly rent in Bondi Beach - North Bondi is $689. Current market rents for 2-bedroom apartments typically range from $650–$850 per week. Studio and one-bedroom options generally start from around $480 per week. North Bondi (the quieter northern end) tends to be slightly more affordable than beach-facing Campbell Parade addresses.

Bondi Beach is approximately 8km from Sydney CBD. The most common commute is by bus — the 333 or 380 from Campbell Parade takes around 30–40 minutes depending on traffic. Alternatively, a 10-minute bus ride to Bondi Junction connects you to the Eastern Suburbs train line, which reaches Central Station in about 12 minutes. Cycling via Oxford Street is also popular for the fit commuter.

Bondi Beach proper skews younger — young professionals, couples, international visitors and backpackers. North Bondi is notably more family-oriented with quieter streets, better park access and a community feel. The suburb has approximately 11 schools within 3km, and the beach is a year-round family space. The main consideration for families is price — at $689/wk median, it's one of Sydney's pricier suburbs.