Positioned in the absolute core of Bondi Junction, The Oscar at 350 Oxford Street represents a style of apartment living that is increasingly rare in today’s market—generous proportions, full-service living, and long-term performance.

Completed in 1998 by Australand (now Frasers Property Group), The Oscar continues to outperform many newer developments, not because it is the newest—but because it delivers what buyers consistently value: space, convenience, and certainty.

Building Overview: Designed for Longevity

The Oscar stands as a 14-level residential building with a design that has stood the test of time.

• Developed by Australand (Frasers Property Group)
• Completed in 1998
• Large-scale apartments with expansive balconies and functional layouts
• Dual lift access, secure parking, and strong building management
• Resort-style facilities including:
  
  • 24-hour concierge
  • Heated indoor pool, spa, sauna
  • Fully equipped gymnasium

This is not a “compact living” product. It was built in an era where liveability came first—and that continues to drive buyer demand today.

The Sales Market: Consistent, Measured Growth

From a market perspective, The Oscar sits firmly in the “blue-chip apartment” category—a building that doesn’t spike with hype, but delivers consistent, repeatable results.

1-Bedroom Apartments

• Median Price: $875,000
• Typical Range: $835,000 – $950,000
• Key Driver: Floor height, aspect, and internal size

What stands out here is value per square metre. These are true one-bedroom apartments, not reconfigured studios.

2-Bedroom Apartments

• Median Price: $1,275,000
• Premium Sales: Up to $1,720,000

Larger floorplans continue to command strong premiums, particularly for higher floors with views and updated interiors.

Alan Weiss Insight:
The Oscar doesn’t rely on marketing hype. Buyers understand what they’re getting—space, position, and a building that has already proven itself over time.

The Rental Market: Reliable and Resilient

For investors, The Oscar delivers one of the most important metrics in real estate—consistency of income.

1-Bedroom Rentals

• Median Rent: $850 per week
• Fast leasing cycles (~29 days)
• Strong demand from professionals working in the CBD and Eastern Suburbs

2-Bedroom Rentals

• Median Rent: $1,247 per week
• Premium rentals reaching $1,400 per week

There is a noticeable trend in the current market—landlords are holding for quality tenants, particularly in the 2-bedroom segment, rather than discounting rent for speed.