Looking for tips on managing your city in Cities Skylines? Industrial Help is here to assist you!
Looking for tips on managing your city in Cities Skylines? Industrial Help is here to assist you!
I'm fairly new to Cities Skylines but after a few restarts I managed to get my city going fairly well. 13k residents, 3-5k weekly income and ~55k in the bank. Residential demand was relentless during the beginning with Industrial demand trailing shortly behind. Now Residential and Commercial have dropped down to near nothing and Industrial continues to skyrocket. My Industrial zone is massive. It takes up almost one third of the tile I'm currently working with. The main problem is that there is no demand for Commercial but I'm getting bubbles saying that there "isn't enough buyers for products". How can this be when there is no Commercial demand? I don't think it's a traffic issue as I have six lane arteries going into commercial and out of the city. The roads are busy but not out of control. I also have a cargo train station that is active but doesn't seem to be doing anything (Thought it would help, thinking I could export excess products). I'm not sure if this is a bug, but I'd love to find out.. "Thanks bunches" - Geralt of Rivia
I experienced a lot during my early days in Cities. I struggled to attract Residential or Commercial interest. If you invest time in making your city appealing—adding parks, increasing land value, and boosting residential appeal—people will be more likely to move there. With about 40k residents earning around $9,000 a month, the potential is strong.