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BUT if you have zoned more residential, then you will not get any new incomers into your town.
Solve your unemployement (30% is a lot), and it may well get better
Also a shared save that you link here may as well be interesting, far better way to understand what does not work
Going into your city statistics, you may want to see more birth rate than influx for your city, meaning the growth will be far slower, but that more much realistic
Don't you think the OP will have figured that out 3 years ago?!
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