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Tenants occupy rentable rooms and use the tower’s transport and services. Residential rooms assign resident roles; commercial rooms can spawn workers and visitors; hotel rooms host guests.
Tenants turn built space into an operating tower. Residential rooms house residents; commercial rooms use workers and visitors; hotel rooms host guests.


A tenant’s experience is evaluated from the room’s configured metrics—such as price, commute, services, noise, environment, cleanliness, and security. Low evaluation can contribute to a tenant vacating; a healthy tower therefore needs more than empty rentable space.
== Moving in and staying ==
Permanent tenants come from [[Market demand|prospect pools]] and search during daytime. Hotel guests and commercial visitors use separate arrival and operating schedules. Once occupied, a room is checked through [[Room evaluation]]; poor price, service, commute, noise, environment, cleanliness, security or other configured results can eventually lead to a vacancy.


Lease availability is informed by [[Market demand]], while day-to-day satisfaction is shaped by the room’s evaluation and its required services.
Practical play: a signed lease is not permanent. Keep rooms powered, reachable and supported by the services they evaluate.


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Revision as of 07:08, 22 September 2026

Tenants turn built space into an operating tower. Residential rooms house residents; commercial rooms use workers and visitors; hotel rooms host guests.

Moving in and staying

Permanent tenants come from prospect pools and search during daytime. Hotel guests and commercial visitors use separate arrival and operating schedules. Once occupied, a room is checked through Room evaluation; poor price, service, commute, noise, environment, cleanliness, security or other configured results can eventually lead to a vacancy.

Practical play: a signed lease is not permanent. Keep rooms powered, reachable and supported by the services they evaluate.