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Build and Conquer High Rise City Apartment: Cost, Capacity & Requirements

The recorded High Rise City Apartment lists 48 residents, a $6,552 quote, $225 income and $33 upkeep per pay cycle.

10/14/2026 Beta / dated sources BC Hub Editorial Last updated: 10/14/2026 2 min read

What does the recorded high-rise panel contain?

Recorded panel data. Missing fields are not verified; they are not zero. Costs, capacity and operating conditions may change in Beta.

High Rise City Apartment

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Residents per building
48
Recorded construction quote
6552
Listed income / cycle
225
Listed upkeep / cycle
33
Energy demand
36
Steel to build
53
Build time (seconds)
48
Road distance (studs)
4
Recorded level gate
4
Water supply
Required
Happiness for own residents
8

Tooltip: level 4 (10,000 residents; 2,500 in houses; 6,000 in apartments). Capacity and operating values belong to this recorded panel.

Visible housing cards, High Rise City Apartment tooltip and city counters.
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Recorded by Fundo, 2:17. View the source. Game © The Slop Company.

The tooltip belongs to the High Rise City Apartment, even though the placement strip also names a selected mid-rise. Its level-4 condition displays 10,000 total residents, 2,500 in houses and 6,000 in apartments. Its 48-second card time is construction time.

How do construction and operating costs differ?

The recorded $6,552 quote and 53 steel are construction requirements. The 36 energy demand, water requirement and $33 upkeep recur as operating considerations. Its listed $225 income minus $33 upkeep equals $192 per recorded pay cycle; that calculation does not include an extra power plant, substation, water support or other city spending.

The +8 happiness line says it applies to its own residents. Do not spread that bonus across every person in the city or turn it into an unverified universal income multiplier.

When is a comparison meaningful?

Compare the high-rise with another card in the same recording for a defined objective: nominal apartment capacity or quoted construction money per resident. A record from a different date may use different prices or gates. The tool keeps dates separate and displays missing mid-rise operating costs as unverified rather than treating them as free.

Where should you go next?

Evidence & recording dates

Recorded values describe the source shown below. They may differ from your current game. Interpret numerical fields together with their version and context.

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