CLUE assists the City of Melbourne's business planning, policy development and strategic decision making. Investors, consultants, students, urban researchers, property analysts and businesses can also benefit from CLUE as it provides a better understanding of customers and the marketplace.
CLUE data includes:
- industry structure and type (ANZSIC code and number of establishments or business locations)
- floor space type and use (office, retail, industrial, accommodation or entertainment and office vacancy rates)
- employment type (full-time, part-time, casual or contractor)
- building information (number of floors, year of construction, gross floor area and lettable area)
- venue and capacity measures (cafe or restaurant seats, childcare centre spaces, off-street car parking spaces, bicycle and shower facilities, residential dwellings, student dwellings, student beds, theatre and stadium seats, conference and meeting seats and gaming machines)
- spatial distribution (maps, CLUE small areas, blocks and customised regions).
Explore
CLUE interactive visualisation
Explore the Census of Land Use and Employment (CLUE) data using our interactive visualisation.
How CLUE works
The City of Melbourne releases the census of land use and employment data yearly.
Participation in the Property and Business Census
The City of Melbourne's Property and Business Census occurs across the municipality on an ongoing basis.
