After my city reaches the level of "megalopole" (65,000 inhabitants) does it not grow any more?

[DEIVIDH]

As the city grows, it will reach the "Landmarks" as the population increases. And with that frees up more land to unlock. But when you arrive at the Marco Megalópole don't look like the next landmark to reach. Is this the limit? I'm just playing the base game, with no DLC. Do I need to buy DLC's to unlock new landmarks and be able to unlock more areas of the map?

[WhiteKnight77]

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What DLC do you have if any? While I could not see anything right off about why you would have decent land value and cims complaining about such. I did lose a bunch of cims (down to 18,000+) and a bunch of money, but I did get demand back as well as a 10% unemployment rate, with a positive earning rate with a positive rate of cims returning to the city.

The roads and highway network needs work, there are some really heavy traffic areas with cims exiting a highway and using a 6 lane road to get to a different highway.

Knowing what, if any DLC you have could help me recommend more things.

I don't have any DLC.

OK, I was wondering as I didn't want to add something that you cannot use. Does your game have the Solar Power plant with all the mirrors? If so, once you unlock the milestone for it, you should use it as it does provide more power.

While Sunset Harbor might not be something everyone wants, a really nice option it has is better water treatment plants (and a larger water tower) that pollute less and put it back into the ground, so you do not have the big blob of poopy water in your sea (or lake).

Check out the Cities Skylines Wiki[skylines.paradoxwikis.com] about the descriptions for the DLCs that are available. Industries will let you manage industry with fewer areas of vanilla specialized industries. Both types of industries will interact with each other.

https://youtu.be/gCWbUftEArA?t=576

Something else is some of your cims are complaining about noise. You have some commercial right across the street from the residential buildings or on the same street. Cims hate noise pollution. If you wish to have subways in your city, consider a silent metro station (they are on the workshop) to incorporate into your city (if you ask me, underground metro stops are generally not noisy, at least from what I have heard in Atlanta with Marta).

[Icy McFreezeFreeze]

For what it's worth, don't forget to keep meeting your Housing / Commerical / Industry & Office demands.
I'm playing a workshop scenario that finishes at 175k population (currently at 162k) and the city won't grow if the needs are too high. If your citizens have high education / have built the Hadron Collider, spamming offices can help with that. )b

//keep your traffic flowing too!

[me22ca]

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While Sunset Harbor might not be something everyone wants, a really nice option it has is better water treatment plants (and a larger water tower) that pollute less and put it back into the ground, so you do not have the big blob of poopy water in your sea (or lake).

SH has some nice stuff, but the water/sewage is the least interesting of it to me, since there are so many on the workshop already. Avanya's had this since 2015, apparently:
https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=565043158

[WhiteKnight77]

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While Sunset Harbor might not be something everyone wants, a really nice option it has is better water treatment plants (and a larger water tower) that pollute less and put it back into the ground, so you do not have the big blob of poopy water in your sea (or lake).

SH has some nice stuff, but the water/sewage is the least interesting of it to me, since there are so many on the workshop already. Avanya's had this since 2015, apparently:
https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=565043158

I have looked at her assets for such, but didn't try to use them previously due to a potato of a laptop. CS ran OK with 12GB of RAM, but I limited myself to the number of assets used. Even with a new laptop, I will limit what I use.