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SPOTLIGHT: Bondi Junction

•By Danielle Banton

Urban Fair, the suburb plays host to a trendy ‘city’ market

WHAT? Bondi Junction has always been famed as a hub for retail shopping-it is now pulling the crowds to its once side stepped streets for a daily Food and Farmers’ Markets and the Food, Farmers’ and Artisans’ Markets.

WHO? The market attracts a crowd of burgeoning foodies from around the Eastern Suburbs eager to spend the day (or part of it) in an eclectic space, supporting local producers, artists and designers.

X-FACTOR: The market boasts independent designer items, unique jewelry, handmade items, t-shirts, decorations, fresh produce, free range poultry and meat, gluten free items, soy candles, special breads, delicacies as well as organic fruit and vegetables.

 WHEN? Wednesday, Thursday and Friday from 9am-5pm.   Bondi Junction (Oxford Street) Mall, Oxford Street, Bondi Junction 2022

Ray White Director Elliot Placks stated in an interview “The markets, located in the hip Bondi Junction, is a fresh lively space where an array of people unite in their love for local food. Its a happening spot, which resonates with the buzz and energy that has come to define Bondi Junction, cementing its appeal as a sought after suburb both to live and visit.” For more information on properties to rent or buy in this vibrant area contact Ray White Double Bay.

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