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I believe industry allows for a higher density of jobs, though -- whenever I'm using offices it feels like I need like 5x as much office as residential in order to employ everyone.
Is there a way to know what your city exactly needs? I have two small industries specialized for forestation and farming, but no normal, non-specialized industry to produce "goods". There's no indication that any of my offices need any "goods" so far, the only issue I've come across is these offices not having enough buyers which I fixed through commercial zones. Idk if I am supposed to be building more normal industry but there is no indication that tells me to
Specialization commercial need Specialization farming product.
(Specialization farming product: Food, Specialization Forestry product: Lumber, Specialization Oil product: Petrol, Specialization Ore product: Coal)
And you need to know, what type of Specialization industries, commercial, office you have built, and you can only assess the needs yourself based on these built factories.
You don't technically need industry in your city, and if you have enough IT offices, you can supply your commercial with that. But if commercial needs more goods, they will import instead, which costs them more than local goods would, meaning less tax for you.
You can use the "Outside Connections" info view on the panel on the left to see which buildings import (or export) to see if you are fulfilling your city's needs locally or if some import is needed.