"Bomb319;c-1640788" wrote:
Don't you have to display the Heights buildings to keep the real estate value? I have ZERO room in my SH area as it's taken up by SH buildings everywhere. It looks messy and I hate it. If I stored everything, I'd have way more room to build regular houses and stuff without having o buy more land, but as I said, I assumed that doing so would take my value (and hidden multiplier bonuses) down.
Last question - do trees count as items toward your maximum? I keep getting warnings that I have over 7100 buildings (right now I have slightly over 7700) and the game may not run as well. However, I design my city as realistically as possible and as such have many, many trees. If I sell or hoard some, can I drop back below the warning limit?
If you display all of the SH buildings the hidden multiplier is 153%.
I've store quite a few of the ones with a lesser % because I wanted more room. I decided to go with something that pleased my eye and decided not to care if I lost 20% of the multiplier.
I do have almost all the land and I could design in a more economical way to fit the rest, but I like having room to breath. :smiley: There's no time limit to try out new ways of doing things.
Deluxe Condo 1%, Business Center 2%, Valet Parking 3%, Classic Mansion 4%, Modern Mansion 5%.
Everything apart from roads counts as an item, some of them even count as more than one item (like the Townsquare ones).