It's funny how the bigger problem actually is keeping the high-wealth people from moving into your city rather than attracting them in the first place.
In my experience it's necessary to tax them at least couple percentage points higher than low- and middle-wealth residents. I check the Census Repository Vault every now and then and if there are jobs available for R§§§ I'll lower taxes a bit and wait. Usually a lot more rich people will move in than my city can support so I raise taxes again and demolish their mansions before the dreaded no job briefcases show up
What means are there for limiting R§§§ growth apart from high taxes? (And a horribly polluted city without any services I guess, but I don't want to inflict that on my less affluent residents.)
