It focuses on how people use the city in their daily lives, from the buildings, footpaths, streets and laneways to the squares, parks and gardens. It provides the latest baseline data to improve our understanding of the city.
In 2015, the City of Melbourne introduced new analysis, The Local Liveability Study. It investigates a key aspect of any city’s functionality: Does the city serve the everyday needs of its people?
The Local Liveability Study adds an integrated and dynamic approach to reveal the local, contemporary Melbourne. It poses new questions and challenges our thinking about planning and design to enable Melbourne to continue its growth and development as a resilient and accessible city. It will inform thinking, planning and design to improve the quality of life in our city.
Read the reports and findings below.
Local Liveability Study
Please note:
- Due to size constraints the liveability study has been divided into two parts.
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