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This map shows the total number of higher education visa (573 and 574) holders in each Statistical Area 2 (SA2) of Australia. 

These maps show the estimated number of households that were not living in appropriate housing on census night in 2021.

This map shows the location of property sales above $1 million between 2009 and 2015. Note the dramatic westward movement from the end of 2013 onwards.

Visualising these using the CityViz system provides researchers with the ability to interact with the data, filtering locations, wins and losses, at varied scales (from SA2, regional, state to national level).

This map shows the proportion of each SA2's population experiencing poverty after housing costs are considered. 

This geographic point dataset was analysed and aggergated across multiple levels of administrative boundaries such as Statistical Areas 2, Local Government Areas etc and linked with their corresponding census data from Australian Bureau of Statistics to create a profile of the property market and population.

The project defines 'rental vulnerability' as the vulnerability of persons to problems that may make their rental housing unaffordable, insecure or inappropriate, and which therefore indicates a need for tenant advice.

An introduction to the development and use of strata in Australia and New Zealand

This map shows the historical progression of strata schemes as they were registered across Australia and New Zealand. Initially concentrated in a few small pockets of inner urban areas, strata developments are now an important feature of the housing landscape across Australia and New Zealand.

This index measures the ratio of median house prices to median household income in Sydney.

The following document and the interactive visualisation in these maps, are based on open data sources and provide some data-driven contextual information on the existing train lines to help better understand current capacity, constraints and opportunities for future development.

This project develops a robust research method involving both census data and a survey research method to underpin a substantial ARC application in 2006.

This map demonstrates the 30-minute accessibility profile of an area of Sydney - Leichhardt.

The maps are based on 120,085 GPS tracked cycling journeys by 7,601 cyclists from RiderLog app from May 2010 through December 2013.

This visualisation illustrates bicycle movement in all Greater Capital Cities in Australia during a typical weekday.

This story map shows the the walkability Indicators for the Kensington and Kingsford area.

This story map has been developed by the City Futures Research Centre/ºÚÁÏÍø´óÊÂ¼Ç for the Greater Sydney Commission as part of the "30 Min City Project".

This project developed a walkability index, WalkTHERE (Walking Travel from Home to Everywhere Required Everyday) designed to shed light on the potential for walking as a mode of transport.

This map demonstrates the distribution of health services throughout New South Wales, Australia.

This study investigates the most vulnerable population throughout Sydney through the construction of a vulnerability to a heat index.

This map visualises the data about infrastructure costs and perceptions in Australian states and capital cities.

The primary aim of this study is to measure active travel rates along the GreenWay, before, during and after the completion of the Central and Southern Greenway Missing Links.

This study investigates the importance of urban agriculture for food security and access to healthy fresh produce that is grown locally. Agricultural land use is increasingly under threat because of the growing need for housing.