Upgrade your low-density zones to high-density ones, as large plots of land will become too valuable to be used for single homes and businesses over time. Create more high-density zones (fix the lack of space).The solution is to keep expanding your city buy new blocks with plenty of space – the rent in new areas won’t be very high. No matter whether it’s a demand for residential, commercial, industrial, or office zones, if there’s a shortage, the cost of renting in the existing zones will increase. Satisfy the demand for zones (fix the lack of space).
Try to build nearby commercial and office zones, and give them good access to large industrial zones. This goes hand-in-hand with the previous tip on how to fix the high rent problem in Cities Skylines 2 you must provide plenty of jobs for your citizens, or they won’t have any use for their degrees. In Cities Skylines 2, jobs for highly educated workers pay better wages, so if you want to increase your citizens’ income and thus their ability to pay the rent, investing in colleges and universities is a good way to do so. This will mostly help with the high rent in residential zones. Provide higher education for your citizens (fix poverty).Now that you’ve identified the issue, let’s go over the various ways to fix high rent in Cities Skylines 2:
