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• Skyscraper cities skylines upgrade#

You can check the land value by clicking the dollar sign on the info view toolbar. Having any polluting or overly noisy buildings nearby will prevent zoned buildings from leveling up, because the pollution/noise will lower the land value (in fact your residents may complain if it gets bad enough).

Task #4: Distance Your Polluting or Noisy Buildings So in some cases it may take a while, after placing these educational facilities, before you can reap its benefits in terms of building levels. Take note that your citizens will need time to go to school and graduate. The education view lets you see your city’s total student capacity for elementary, high school, and university, as well as the visitor capacity for libraries. Make sure there is sufficient student capacity in the city. Try to make sure residences have access to all levels of education (elementary, high school, and university), as well as libraries.

Skyscraper cities skylines upgrade#

Tip: Commercial and office zones won’t be able to upgrade if they’re understaffed. This is especially true the more they level up. Meanwhile, commercial and office zones require a certain number of educated (elementary), well-educated (high school), and highly educated (university) workers to fill jobs.

Residential zones benefit directly from having access to nearby schools and universities, and from their residents becoming educated. The level progress bar will inform you if the building needs its residents to gain more education. Task #3: Educate Your CitizensĮducating citizens goes a long way in leveling up your buildings. Public transport options like bus routes and metro lines also boost your citizens’ happiness and improve their access to parks and educational facilities. On top of your basic medical clinics, health boosting facilities like eldercare and child care help as well. These provide the same services with a much larger area of coverage and with larger fleets of service vehicles. Problems like fire, high crime rate, sickness, or the presence of a dead person prevent a building from being upgraded, so make sure they’re well covered by the necessary services.Īs you progress through the milestones and have more money in your coffers, you can opt to build fire stations, police headquarters and hospitals. Here’s a rundown of the services you’ll need your zones to be covered by, and the most basic building for each: Task #2: Provide Plenty of ServicesĪ big part of leveling up your buildings is providing them with different services. Buildings won’t be able to upgrade if basic services like water, sewage, and electricity are lacking. This means electricity, water, and sewage must all be working properly. Task #1: Make Sure Basic Services Are Availableįor your zoned buildings to level up, they absolutely must have their basic needs met. Hovering your cursor over the level progress bar will also tell you what that building needs in order to upgrade. This cluster of highrises is just a residential zone with level 5 buildings. (The buildings can still reach the same max levels but they won’t be visually as tall.) You can see which theme each map uses on the new game screen (circled below): Maps with the European theme won’t be able to grow skyscrapers. Note: European-themed maps don’t allow skyscrapers to grow. Raising land value with parks and nicer roads.Keep away any polluting or noisy buildings.Making sure basic utilities are available.Upgrading your residential, commercial, and office buildings to their max levels involves doing the following: Instead, they “grow” when your high-density residential, commercial, or office zones reach their maximum level (5 for commercial and residential, 3 for office). With the exception of several very tall unique buildings, skyscrapers and highrises aren’t something that you can directly build in Cities: Skylines.