Welcome to Bondi Junction(2022)

Local Government Area (LGA): City of Waverley Council
Distance from Sydney CBD: 5km (2.9 miles)
Approximate size for this postcode: 1.4 km²
Surrounding suburbs: Woollahra(2025), Centennial Park(2021), Bondi(2026), Waverley(2024), Bellevue Hill(2023)
Other suburbs with same post code: Plaza, Queens Park
Total of population in this suburb in year 2011 : 8,660 people
Median age persons in 2011 was: 35 years old
Most of people in Bondi Junction were born in Australia
Ancestors were mostly from: English
Median individual income in 2011 was: $911 per week
Median family income was: $2,250 per week
Median house price (2010): $930,500
Median unit price (2010): $558,000

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Suburb Highlights

Bondi Junction is a neighbouring suburb and commercial centre to Bondi Beach. The term of Bondi Junction refers to the junction of the Bondi and Bronte tram lines at the corner of the now Oxford Street and Bronte Road. With the subdivision of surrounding suburbs complete by 1930, Bondi Junction quickly grew into a major entertainment and commercial centre.

Bondi Junction is just 5km from the city centre and is well serviced by trains from the Bondi Junction Railway Station and STA buses. Bondi Junction railway station is an underground station which is the eastern terminus of the Eastern Suburbs railway on the CityRail system. A bus interchange is located at ground level, above the railway station and below residential towers.

Construction of the new Westfield Bondi Junction shopping centre began in 2002. It was completed in stages from November 2003 to August 2004 and has become one of the largest shopping complexes in the Sydney metropolitan area, featuring exclusive brand-name fashion stores and a restaurant precinct, which is a first for shopping centres in Australia.

Bondi Junction is not just a commercial centre. It has been a popular residential suburb from the beginnings of its development in the nineteenth century and has a wide variety of architectural styles from elegant Victorian terraces, Federation homes, weatherboard cottages and modern high-rise apartments.

Bondi Junction boasts a huge range of eateries with a vast array of cuisines, including Thai, Japanese, Italian, Indian, Mexican, Chinese, vegetarian and modern.

There are a range of schools in Bondi Junction and surrounding areas. These include Holy Cross College, Moriah College, St. Mark’s International College, Muses Co-educational Primary School, Randwick Girl’s High School and Randwick Boy’s High School.

Note:
The demographics information are compiled from a variety of sources including the Australian Bureau of Statistics (2011 Census). Copyright in ABS Data resides with Commonwealth of Australia. Used with permission.