Using the ENVISION toolset, this paper illustrates how spatial technologies can be exploited to bring broad-spectrum data together in a way that enables the key stakeholders in city development (planners and designers, property developers, community residents and representatives of both local and state government) to use their knowledge to better inform discussions on neighbourhood change and redevelopment in the established suburbs of major cities.
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