No demand for Commercial zones
None of my cities are showing any demand for commercial development. I zone them at all three levels but none ever progress. This is a recent problem after coming back to the game after a three month break - when I played before commercial zones always developed. I have even adjusted tax to low levels to try and entice shops, offices etc. Help appreciated.
Best Answer
According to: http://strategywiki.org/wiki/SimCity_4/Zoning_and_Demand#Commercial
Having more neighbor connections is your best bet, as well as building up means of transportation like airports and railroads.
Otherwise, I would make sure you have a balanced demand for other zones as well. Maybe you need to increase population and/or industry.
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