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The construction costs are flat for each 2-BR option, with the usual allowance for "higher floors cost more to build," so that isn't a question mark. It's just the potential rent collections that exhibit the behavior mentioned above.
Once I get home tonight I can see about posting some screenshots or something, should that be of any benefit.
2 BR apartment 480
2 BR luxury apartment 330
2 BR apartments love to be close to the elevator.
2 BR Luxury apartments hate to be close to the elevator.
If the tenant says they 'like to be near art and pretty things,' then yes.
If they don't care, then it seems to be no.
I did build a few Large 2 BRs, for fun, and rented them all out at once, starting from the left. The rent for each one went down rapidly, and I'm a little confused as to why.
As for the studio tower, I noticed a strange behavior approaching floor 30. The price of a Basic studio was going up, but the price of a Deluxe or Luxury one was going down!
I wondered if this continued, so I built all the way up to Floor 79. Strangely, the price was the same from 28-78 (or reset to that? i'm not sure atm), but on 79, the price reset to the "normal" (IE: Floor 1-10) price. This caused quite a discrepancy.
Some light on the subject would be appreciated. There's a 4-floor gap of completely empty (other than util cabinets) space between the 2 BRs at the bottom and the next floor, so I don't think this would be an external influence...
I did save and reload, and verified the $50 gap between 78 and 79 stays around, as well as destroying the floor out from under them and rebuilding them.
Edit: Cross-posting to Bugs forum.
Zoned a normal 2-BR apartment on the 24th floor. Projected rents were $535/day for a Basic, and $635/day for a Luxury, without adding any aesthetics. I added a Small Painting directly adjacent to the apartment, and there was no change in projected rents. I then tried throwing down a Medium Sculpture, with the same results.
However, when I deleted the "zone" and rezoned the same thing, I ended up with projected rents of $535/day for Basic (no change), and $674/day for Luxury.
So the lesson is that if you want the base rent to be affected by artwork, place the artwork first, or bulldoze whatever you had placed to begin with and re-zone it.
Edit: I then deleted the Medium Sculpture, and then bulldozed/rezoned the apartment yet again with just the Small Painting present. The results were identical to what they had been when both the Small Painting and the Medium Sculpture were present.