Lack of affordable housing is recognized as one of the most fundamental problems in urban areas in developed and developing countries alike. In this sense, the ongoing increase of housing prices, as well as the cost of living in Australia, has produced a huge gap between local residents, creating socio-economic segregation and disparities among classes. These disparities have promoted the fragmentation of the urban space, producing the displacement of some residents from the city’s central areas to the outskirts of the urban fabric which has limited their opportunities.