What Should I Buy?

 So as we all know by know the rent value multiplier has changed, old news, been there said that, but what does it mean. So here is the rub as I understand it for everyone, when you buy a building with a value less then 1Million there is a multiplier that is used to determine what the rent for each building should be on the street, before the change this multiplier increased with the value of the street with no cap. What this boils down to is if you bought a 30million dollar street the building rents would be enormous as the cost of the street was applied to the multiplier, well now that is capped and you get no more rent on a 30 million dollar street then a 1 million dollar street.

So is this good or bad? Well that all depends on how you look at it and where you stand in the game, if you had already spent the money on a high value street in order to take advantage(not in a bad way) of the multiplier your hosed because your no longer making more. If you are just starting out or started out small its not going to have as big of an impact on you in the long run as you can change your build and investment strategy to accommodate the new change (still sucks though lol).

So below is part of the multiplier scale that determines how much rent your making, the important part since the street value effect is now capped. When building on a street you want your multiplier to be as close to 1 as possible since 1 means your getting even money for your investment, whatever you pay you will make back in 1 day. As you can see by the scale and as I stated in my blog prior to this anything over 500k and your return begins to lower steadily to the point where you are paying for a building but you wont be making any profit on it for several turns. Since profit/income is what your position is based on you want to make as much money as possible in the shortest time with the least investment to build your wealth fast and keep it up.

Building Name	B	Multiplier	B*M
Green House	50	1	50
City Centre Cottage	75	1	75
Cane Top Multiplex	150	0.8333	125
The Sentinel	175	0.85714	150
High Reach Place	200	0.875	175
Nova Tower Block	300	0.9	270
Polyhedron Plaza	400	0.875	350
The Grid Building	500	0.9	450
Four Sided Fortress	600	0.8333	500
Nori Place	750	0.7333	550
Honeycomb Complex	900	0.7222	650
Blanco Bastion	1100	0.681818	750
The Photat Building	1500	0.56667	850
Cubic Quarters	2000	0.475	950
Opaque Overlook	2800	0.39286	1100
Tri-Rectangle Tower	3900	0.30769	1200
Spear End Summit	5000	0.26	1300
Unbounded Megaplex	6000	0.23333	1400
Hummer Head House	7000	0.21429	1500
Tobo Place	8400	0.21429	1800
Hips Plaza	10000	0.2	2000
Difo Square	12000	0.18333	2200
Brouette Tower	15000	0.16667	2500
Blemith Centre	19000	0.14211	2700
Graduating Megastructure	24000	0.125	3000
Sky High Tower	30000	0.13333	4000
Monopoly Tower	100000	0.05	5000

So now that we have all that covered with a little more detail what should you spend on a street? Well your going to make the most money on a street that is 1 million or more in cost, as stated your not going to make more rent on a street higher then 1 million dollars but you are going to make then buying several lesser valued streets. 


So my tip in a nut shell is this, buy streets that are greater then 1 million dollars in price but buy them based on length and not location or any other factor. If your going to pay more then 1 million for a street do it because its very long, a long street means more space to build and therefore increased rent because you have the room to build more structures. When building remember that once you cross the 500k mark on cost your spending more and taking several turns to recoup the cost of the building instead of 1 turn to recoup 90-100% of the cost after which everything made is pure profit. 


So my final words are this...


Buy streets costing 1 million plus, buy long streets, and build more little things vs big things :-)