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Monthly behavioural data
Lifestyle reports for 9,300 locations
Australia-wide coverage

Top FAQs

Created by citymakers, for citymakers, our unique real-time data sets are used by anyone interested in place performance.

Typical questions answered include:

Who are the important local stakeholders?
Where do visitors come from?
Where do people spend the most time?
What local amenities does a neighbourhood offer?
What does the neighbourhood offer at night, or on the weekends?

Our users include:

Place managers
Asset owners
Traders & operators
Local governments

See more uses cases here

What does my account include?

All Neighbourlytics accounts include access to;

Australia-wide coverage, and 9,300 report locations
Monthly data refresh - ensuring you always have access to the latest month
Vital lifestyle data tools such as activity hotspots, visitation, and amenities mapping

We have three access levels available.

Starter (free)

Access all our core tools
Easy sharing
Add-on or upgrade at anytime
Save 3 reports in your library

Pro

Historic data results
Temporal analysis
Download in CSV / PNG
Save 50 reports in your library
Discount to add-ons

Advanced

Explorer Tool always on
PDF download

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Where does the data come from?

Neighbourlytics's unique data system is powered by real-time digital data feeds, including the following:

Presence data - where people move around and spend time, to reveal local habits at a neighbourhood level
Local amenities - aggregated from numerous open sourced mapping platforms, revealing the neighbourhood as seen through locals' eyes
Social chatter - public social media posts and reviews to provide insight into local lifestyle values
Accessibility - utilising the real world movement networks, our tools can plot accessibility by various modes.

Unlike surveys or feedback systems - which rely on community members to directly input information - our data sources are created when people are using their local neighbourhood. This increases participation proportions, and limits the bias that comes with 'feedback'.