![]() ![]() ![]() What you must understand is that in this game a lot of the simulation is not realistic or driven by real world rules. I have already briefly explained the problem and solution for low residential demand as this is something I see most players struggle with, and now I will address low or no demand for both commercial and industrial which are heavily intertwined and codependent as you will soon discover. ![]() Now I am going to show and tell you about other solutions for low or no RCI demand as well as some not so obvious ones but I am also going to explain the causes for this problem so you will have an easier time implementing these solutions and even finding your own ones.Įach RCI bar can be low at times and even all three can be almost non existent if your city hits a few specific conditions. Now you might start asking but how do I zone more commercial, industries and offices to get more open jobs if I don’t have any demand for commercial or industrial zones? Well that is something I will explain in more depth during this guide. You can find out what your current unemployment percentage is by going into the population info view. Your target unemployment percentage should be 8% because only at that point will the game allow more cims to move into your city. You do this by making sure you have a lot of open jobs in your industries, commercial or office zones. Now let's start this guide with the simplest fix for low or no residential demand, and that is to reduce your Cims unemployment percentage. ![]()
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