u/rosiebeir

Hello everyone!

I don't live in Riverside and have only ever rented, so I never really pay water/trash/sewers. I tried looking online but couldn't find a satisfying answer.

My family lives in Riverside (92503) and their water bill has averaged about $200 for a 3-person household with no pool. It seems a little high to me, but again, I have nothing to compare to.

Is this about right? Or should I be investigating?

TIA!

Edit: it’s water and sewer. But it seems the consensus is that it’s pretty high either way.

I’m about to unlock my fourth region. Meaning I’m probably giving up the fifth one if not forever, then for a very, very long time.
I know aesthetics are personal, but apart from that, what should I keep in mind when choosing one region over the other?

I know the beach in SI can aid in pop boost. Anything else? TIA.

I posted this in a comment but thought it'd be good for other players to know. I did the math.

According to this post, this season's full upgrade requires 198500 coins.

the ads are 30,600 coins, this week's album is 17000, and the subsequent ones are usually higher. let's say they'er an average of 20000 a week, that's 110,600 coins between the ads and the albums.

178000 from the mayor's pass premium+

41600 from event tracks (I remember the following weeks have more, but for now I'm just multiplying this week's amount by 4)

18000 from the daily seasonal calendar

Conservative estimate is (without any ad bubbles) is 348200

198500 goes to the upgrades, leaves 149700 to get the all the seasonal buildings and some.

Just remember to be strategic and only get the required buildings at the required times in order to finish the weekly albums and get the rewards.

This might seem like common sense but unfortunately took me too long to notice so I thought I'd post it for others just in case.
For those farming rail coins like I am, while Engines are 700 rail coins and seem like the most profitable, selling drills and tires instead is actually almost twice as profitable as engines due to production time and required materials.