Demand Caps

[Decaf Table 0]

Hello,

I've noticed that with a lot of Recreational Buildings and Rewards that there is a range listed. My question is does this apply to both the Desirability AND Demand Cap Relief?

Basically does one building that provides 100k relief for Residential apply across the city or just in it's own area of effect?

Thank you so much in helping me figure this game out! It's so vague sometimes!

[joshriddle 29]

Across the entire city. And if you have neighbors, the entire region.

[Decaf Table 0]

Wow, seriously? So basically as long as you have a few cities up you really never have to worry about capping then it seems?

On the other hand, since it's spread does that mean you have to count your region population towards the capping? That would be complicated to go into each city and add up various populations to get a total for each category...

[erbush 8]

You know what's a good way to work it out is CAM. With CAM you can get Regional Capacity data and current population.

[SC4BOY 20]

CAM is an independent mod having nothing to do with getting regional capacity data or population data. I think you may be confusing it with the Census Repository report mod

[weareanidiot 1]

Originally posted by: joshriddle

Across the entire city. And if you have neighbors, the entire region.

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Really, over the whole region? Does that also apply for C and I demand caps? Does that mean you can basically fill a city tile with large plazas, connect it, and never have to worry about demand caps again in the entire region?

[jim 546 43]

I thought that city caps acted independent of each other, and that they share demand?

[weareanidiot 1]

That's what I though too,

[Furian 0]

Hold on, parks relieve the demand caps? Any idea how much? Are there any other buildings that do that?

[dghh70 5]

Lots of buildings relieve caps. The more expensive the park is the more it relieves

[jim 546 43]

Here's one for ya'll: Although the advisors will annoy you to put plazas in commercial districts, and although they provide commercial DESIRABILITY, they actually relieve residential caps. More info like this can be found HERE.

[Furian 0]

Originally posted by: jim 546

Here's one for ya'll: Although the advisors will annoy you to put plazas in commercial districts, and although they provide commercial DESIRABILITY, they actually relieve residential caps. More info like this can be found HERE.quote>

You are an angel

[jim 546 43]

Originally posted by: Furian

You are an angel 

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[conejo 0]

one question i have a city thats the best one ive built so far.population of city is more than 200,000 citizens and a commercial population of more than 100,000 jobs mostly of commercial office towers and has a bay and has more than 4 neighboring cities.i wanted to know how to get more high weath co office dem.and