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Cost of Living in Bundoora (2026) — Rent, Groceries, Transport

What it actually costs to live in Bundoora. Rent estimates, grocery prices, transport costs. Data-driven cost breakdown.

Cost of Living in Bundoora (2026) — Rent, Groceries, Transport

Cost of Living in Bundoora (2026)

Bundoora is a premium inner suburb. Here is what it costs to live here based on current Melbourne market data.

Population: 28,068 (ABS Census 2021)

Rent Estimates

Unit TypeWeekly Rent (est.)Monthly (est.)
1 Bedroom$420–$550$420–$550 ×4.3
2 Bedroom$580–$750$580–$750 ×4.3
3 Bedroom$750–$1,100$750–$1,100 ×4.3

Estimates based on REIV quarterly data and Bundoora’s position as a premium inner suburb. Check Domain or realestate.com.au for current listings.

Grocery Costs

Melbourne metro grocery averages (2026):

ItemPrice
Milk (2L)$2.70–$3.50
Bread (loaf)$3.50–$5.00
Eggs (dozen)$6.50–$9.00
Chicken breast (1kg)$10–$14
Rice (1kg)$2.50–$4.00
Bananas (1kg)$3.50–$5.00
Coffee (cafe flat white)$4.50–$5.50

Supermarkets in Bundoora: IGA, Coles, ALDI, Foodworks, IGA Xpress, Woolworths, Andres SUPA IGA, Agora IGA Xpress, Psarakos Market

Transport Costs

ModeMonthly Cost
Myki (Zone 1+2)~$165 (daily cap $10.60)
Car registration~$350/quarter
Petrol (avg)~$1.85–$2.10/L
Car insurance~$800–$1,400/year

Dining Out

Based on Bundoora’s 65 restaurants and 42 cafes:

Meal TypePrice Range
Cafe brunch$18–$28
Pub meal$20–$32
Mid-range dinner$35–$55 per person
Fine dining$80–$150+ per person
Takeaway$12–$22

Last updated: March 2026. This guide is refreshed when OpenStreetMap data changes — new openings, closures and corrections are reflected automatically. Found something wrong? Let us know.

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