Positioned in one of the most tightly held pockets of Bondi Junction, Aira Bondi Junction represents a rare combination of architectural design, scale, and long-term capital performance.
This is a building with a story.
In 2008, I sold the original development site for $4,250,000 — long before Bondi Junction evolved into the high-density hub it is today. What was delivered on that site is one of the suburb’s most successful boutique developments.
At the heart of Aira’s appeal is its whole-floor design — a concept that is becoming increasingly rare in Bondi Junction. With just nine residences in the entire building, each apartment occupies its own level, creating a sense of privacy and exclusivity more commonly associated with penthouse living.
These are not typical apartments. Each residence offers approximately 190 to 200 square metres of internal living, with generous three-bedroom layouts, multiple bathrooms, and a seamless flow between indoor and outdoor spaces. The north-east orientation is perfectly suited to the Sydney climate, drawing in natural light throughout the day while allowing for cross-flow ventilation that enhances everyday comfort.
Access is equally considered. Residents arrive via secure basement parking and step directly into a private lift lobby, reinforcing the feeling of arriving home rather than entering a shared building. Inside, the finishes reflect a focus on longevity rather than trends — natural stone surfaces, timber flooring, and high-quality European appliances create a refined but durable living environment.
The overall effect is simple but powerful. These homes don’t feel like apartments. They feel like houses in the sky — and that distinction is exactly what continues to drive demand.
Aira’s position on Waverley Crescent is another key part of its appeal. Set directly opposite parkland, the building enjoys a quiet, green outlook that is increasingly difficult to find in such a central location. Yet within a few minutes’ walk, residents are at the heart of Bondi Junction’s retail and transport hub.
This balance is what defines the lifestyle here. You can walk to Westfield Bondi Junction in just a few minutes, access the Bondi Junction transport interchange for a quick commute into the CBD, or be at Bondi, Bronte, or Tamarama beaches within five minutes by car.
It’s this combination — peaceful surroundings with immediate connectivity — that underpins Aira’s long-term appeal. In a suburb where density continues to increase, locations like this, where lifestyle and convenience meet without compromise, are becoming increasingly scarce.
Aira’s performance is defined by low turnover and strong appreciation.
Recorded Sales
Unit 1 (3 Bed, 3 Bath, 2 Car)
Sold: $3,400,000 (Feb 2026)
Purchased: $2,160,000 (2013)
Unit 2 (3 Bed, 3 Bath, 1 Car)
Sold: $2,550,000 (July 2022)
Unit 3 (3 Bed, 3 Bath, 1 Car)
Sold: $2,050,000 (2013)
Unit 4 (3 Bed, 3 Bath, 2 Car)
Sold: $3,850,000 (May 2025)
Purchased: $2,200,000
Unit 5 (3 Bed, 3 Bath, 1 Car)
Sold: $1,950,000 (2012)
Unit 6 (3 Bed, 3 Bath, 1 Car)
Sold: $1,950,000 (2012)
Unit 7 (3 Bed, 3 Bath, 2 Car)
Sold: $2,179,000 (2012)
Unit 8 (3 Bed, 3 Bath, 2 Car)
Sold: ~$3,400,000 (latest)
Prior: $2,950,000 (2019)
Original: $2,750,000 (2012)
Unit 9 (3 Bed, 3 Bath, 2 Car)
Sold: $2,850,000 (2012)
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