Residential

File:Medium Density Row Housing.png

Medium density row housing providing wall-to-wall homes for citizens

Residential buildings are a critical component of any city, providing space for citizens to move into your city and make a home for themselves. Citizens as a household can move into a variety of residential buildings including residential & mixed use zoned buildings and residential & mixed residential signature buildings.

Households

Households are made up of citizens that share a home. These can be couples, entire families or just a single person. Household wealth is made up of combining each member's income and the household's net worth.

Mixed Residential

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Mixed use zoned building

Some residential buildings, both zoned and signature, will contain both households and commercial space for a company to move in and hire employees. As a result of the commercial activity in these buildings, the noise pollution generated can have a negative impact on citizen's happiness in the building & surrounding area. Additionally, the commercial business pays a portion of the rent making the residential rent more affordable.

Zoned Buildings

參見：Zoning

Residential buildings predominantly are made up of zoned buildings located along roads throughout your city. While low density residential buildings only hold 1 household regardless of their size, all other zoned residential buildings have space for multiple households dependent on three factors: Zone type, building size, and building level. Zone type provides the baseline capacity for each building, with mixed use and high density buildings having more households per tile than medium density buildings. These denser buildings can have a negative effect on a citizen's happiness, with all citizens desiring spacious homes. The baseline capacity from the zone type is multiplied by the number of zoning tiles utilized by the building, in other words the zone tile area. Finally, the building level has a bonus effect of 25% per level after level 1 on a building's household capacity, resulting in, as an example, level 5 buildings having double the capacity of level 1 buildings of the same zone type & size.

• Houshold Capacity = ( Household Density, per Zone Type; 1-6 ) x ( Zoned tiles; 2-36 ) x ( Building Level Bonus; 0-100% )

					Household (HH) Density per Tile (by Building Level)
		Zone type	Milestone	Description	1	2	3	4	5	Zone tile rangea	HH range
File:ZoneResidentialLow.png	File:ZoneNAResidentialLow.png	Low Density Housing	0	Single and semi-detached houses.	n/a					4-24 tiles2, 2x2 to 4x6	Always 1
		Medium Density Row Housing	1	Row houses.	1.00	1.25	1.50	1.75	2.00	2-6 tiles2, 1x2 to 1x6	2 - 12 HHs
	File:ZoneNAResidentialMedium.png	Medium Density Housing	2	Small apartment buildings.	1.50	1.88	2.25	2.63	3.00	4-36 tiles tiles2, 2x2 to 6x6	6 - 108 HHs
File:ZoneResidentialMixed.png	File:ZoneNAResidentialMixed.png	Mixed Housing	5	Apartment buildings with commercial space on the bottom and apartments on top.	2.00	2.50	3.00	3.50	4.00	4-36 tiles tiles2, 2x2 to 6x6	8 - 144 HHs
File:ZoneResidentialLowRent.png		Low Rent Housing	4	Large apartment buildings with small, affordable apartments. The lower rent provides lower tax income as a result.	4.00	5.00	6.00	7.00	8.00	4-36 tiles tiles2, 2x2 to 6x6	16 - 288 HHs
File:ZoneResidentialHigh.png		High Density Housing	8	Large apartment buildings.	6.00	7.50	9.00	10.50	12.00	4-36 tiles tiles2, 2x2 to 6x6	24 - 432 HHs

a. all zone shape ranges are shown width x depth, with width being along or parallel to the road and depth being away or perpendicular to the road. No apparent in-game difference between themes in terms of available sizes of zoned buildings.

See Also

• Residential signature buildings