pavel1269

Well, maybe cheap way, but a right one. I gave to my R$$$ 11% tax rate and now, they move in at "ok" rate. The issue now is, that some R$ skyscrapers come in and filled elementary schools (R$$/$$$ are not going to these?) and hospitals, which ruined my budget. So I have to plane my city to have only R$ zones and only R$$$ zones. R$ wont have high schools and hospitals (but just with elementary school, they reach EQ 160, why then high school? )

Thanks. Thats exactly what I was looking for. I know about the thing with IHT, thats why I put there both values.

Originally posted by: Spinmaster High-wealth commercial office, for example, is only 15% full of rich workers, and that's the highest for any of the jobs. The other 85% is all mid- and low-wealth workers. Dirty industry, farms, and low-wealth commercial services - which is probably all you have demand for job-wise anyway - don't employ any rich sims (some custom ones do, but very few if any).quote> Are there any tables somewhere? I hear all the time, IHT - 10/80/10 (10/78/12 actually), CO$$$ 15/70/15. Those are the only I found, and always in reply in some topic. I would like to know jobs for each "class" and also, similar tables for residentals EQ / $ what do they demand.

I am just a novice, so I might just be doing some detail wrong. I always try to make cities self-sufficient. My third city is usually aimed at Cx/IHT. So I have there full coverage of elementary and high schools. City college and university. I do not build libraries and museums thought (Whats income for doing so?). But the problem is, that R$$$ skyscrapers are appearing, but are left unoccupied and then dilaptated. They always complain about commute time or no jobs. Problem is that I read somewhere here that I must have the R$, but they just wont appear. Always some R$$$ building appear over them. I have as much IHT/CO/CS as my demand allow me. Demand for R$ and R$$ is at maximum and R$$$ is none or a little above zero and they still are moving in. How to solve this?