Notice how, despite the fact the nearby hospital does service the roads surrounding that block, this house is not affected by the hospital. Sometimes houses will not be affected by the services anyway, despite being on a road where they are available.Ĭheck out this image, particularly the house at the bottom left with the urgent 'Too few services!' indicator over it.One-way roads affect service vehicles and their ability to get to individual homes.There are two things you need to keep in mind when looking at each overlay to see what the problem might be: You can check healthcare, police, fire, and garbage collection coverage via their individual overlays. Buildings or parks that increase land value.If you're getting a large number of residential buildings crying for more services, check to make sure they have the following in their area: People won't be leaving your city in droves right away, but they will in time. Essential services for residential buildingsĭon't let the wording above fool you: If you simply don't have the money, these services are not absolutely essential.
It's often more simple in the case of industrial buildings, but you still have to figure it out to sate your city's citizens. For residential, it can mean anything from basic services (like healthcare) to something more complicated (like land value).
'Too few services' is woefully vague, which is why this can give some players a big headache.
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