We walk by vacant, abandoned ground-floor and street-front properties every day, but we know very little about them. What are the urban planning processes that determine the livability and quality of a street? In my masterwork I focused on the Népszínház Street in the 8th district in Budapest to show why it is necessary to give people the opportunity to peek into empty spaces. My aim is to make potential tenants (or buyers) aware of the needs of the people living in the surrounding area and help them decide where could be important a cultural actor, a certain organisation, an investor or a store in this street. I use augmented reality to create portals and show this through them. This way we can reveal unforeseen relations. Acting as a ‘local spatial agency’ search engine tool can simulate and give ideas in textual and visual content with existing data about the neighbourhood.