MOST Expensive Suburb ever in Cities Skylines

[@Karlschubo]

I think the train from Tagfield via Danton to Pt. Douglas didn't stop, because you only added a stop on the way from Tagfield to Pt. Douglas, but not on the return trip. Maybe double check, if that is the case

[@Lexxo777]

I was thinking the same.. Danton missed on the return trip.

[@tempest1261]

I was coming to say the same thing

[@egzefer_]

Also, if you add the Tagfield stop "after" a stop on that line already exists, Tagfield stop would be put on the opposite side of the already existent stop - so both sides of the station would be used instead of just one!

[@Frederick-765]

Yep i was thinking of that as well

[@timokho20]

You should definitely add fences for the houses, Ive never seen any rich neighborhood where they aren’t trying to protect themselves. In really expensive neighborhoods like that, that isn’t somewhere really rural, fences or walls are pretty much mandatory.

[@Infrastructurist]

DOH! As you guys where quick to point out, I forgot to add an additional train stop in Danton. Brainfart, I will get that fixed! 😂😂 I would GREATLY appreciate if you would leave a LIKE 👍and a COMMENT 💬, small things that really does help - Thank you! With this new suburb built, I am very interested to hear where you would prefer to live in Coniferia! And do you live in a foresty area in real life 🌲🌲🌲? Remember that there is a Q&A in the description for the most common questions ❔ And if you just can't get enough of Coniferia, there's teasers of future episodes and hundreds of additional screenshots over at my Patreon 📸📸📸 www.patreon.com/infrastructurist As always, thank you so much for the support - I hope you have a fantastic Sunday! Much Love, Infra 🥰

[@peskypigeonx]

I’d live in Tagfield because it feels both urban and close to nature, but Port Douglas would be my second choice. Also the new train line skipped Danton on the way to Tagfield because you forgot to place a stop there. That’s why there are only 3 stops instead of 4.

[@yotame85]

I live in Haifa, which is based on Carmel mountains strip - I lived on mountain but not on the reach ones, more like middle class town on mountain top- check it on google maps for inspiration ; ) Haifa also has mountains tops for reach communities like the one you build - so this episode really hit close to home. Would love to see a mountain top for middle class apartments and commercial as well ; ) Amazing work, no words. You can actually build something totally custom with unreal engine 5 with a very small learning curve (an idea for another dream build haha) 🎉

[@ravenizer]

Pinewood Hills could be a nice name for this district. The place was mainly occupied by old money folks that made their riches from the early maritime trades that took place along Pine Harbor. Eventually, younger more affluent folks rushed to the area to build the modern homes of their dreams a little further away from the hustle and bustle of city life.

[@Infrastructurist]

That is a nice backstory - and name! Thanks a lot Kapilan Naidu! And thank you for having subscribed for more than 4 years!

[@luschmiedt1071]

Pinewood Hills or pinewood hights has the ring of old money for sure. The property tax in that area must be atrocious 😁🤣

[@mergat2970]

Sounds like vinewood hills

[@radeklang3271]

I would recommend you to make just 2 train lines. First one will be served with the class 710 and it will go like this: Tagfield - Pine Harbour - Danton - Port Douglas - Danton - Pine Harbour - Tagfield Second one will be served with the smaller train and will go like this: Tagfield - Pine Harbour - Danton - Pine Harbour - Tagfield

[@Infrastructurist]

Hi Radek - thanks for the suggestion, I like it! It adds more purpose to each different type of train 😊

[@duszhduszh]

I am amazed by how you always bring something new, an unexpected addition to this built. This mountain suburb feels rich. I love it. It is secluded and calm, but close to important hubs. Edit: I am glad you switched the trees in the suburbs though. It felt overgrown to an extent where most of the buildings/properties were in the shadows. Given your question, I think of course living up there would be brilliant. However, I like Danton after your expansion. It feels familiar to what I associate with home.

[@Infrastructurist]

Thanks a ton for the nice comment Duszh, glad you liked it and that the atmosphere I was aiming for was obvious - and that you liked the tree switch-up. You'll have a nice place in Danton then! 😊

[@_qw3rtyXxYz_]

The funny part is that yes, we'd all live up there, but realistically no one can afford that and in real life, planning a city should serve the 99.999%, not the 0.001% (obviously). Great video as usual, your cities always inspire me

[@mallysh1998]

Fantastic work, mate, as always! In the video it seems that the train doesn't have a stop on the way from PD at Danton and also in Danton station different lines could use different platforms, not to queue up. Really enjoyed time and effort, waiting for the new episode)

[@ashmoffat]

I’m curious how you avoid having issues with low land value? When I build remote areas I struggle to stop buildings abandoning. I suggest making one central area with tennis courts, pool and community hall. There’s an area called Uriarra Village (Australia: ACT) like that which is my personal “dream spot”. Loved the build.

[@kkeloo40]

I have not played the game myself for almost 5 years but one of my favorite things to do was to create park and road maintenance stations. There are fictional companies with buildings and vehicles available in the workshop and the service is actually functional. I have not seen anybody on youtube use these assets.

[@Soturi92]

2:18 a bit of a movement here in the US is letting nature just take over most of the properties if we have the room. I love it (half my yard is trees)

[@notshylo]

Beautiful area! The only change I’d make is to do a little landscaping in the yards. I think the people living here would definitely have beautiful yards in between their homes and the “wilderness.”

[@jzeltman]

You can change the size of trees and props with move it by using the , and . Keys. It looks like you have the correct mods to do so. Additionally with the node controller renewal, you can individually adjust the stretch value of each node by expanding the advanced options. This would probably have been helpful when you were making the driveways @26:00

[@shaunt9334]

Hi mate, Loving the series so far, thank you for your efforts. As an avid football fan (and sports in general), just wondering what your plans are for more sports stadiums, arenas etc? Would be quite fitting to add something with the World Cup being on. I also think developing sports in Coniferia would add to the rivalry between the two cities!

[@twisted_cpp]

yes, two rival football clubs from Port Douglas and Pine Harbour would be amazing, with smaller football teams in the smaller communities like Tagfield or anything further away would be nice.

[@kristss8534]

Perhaps there could be somewhere in the region a small neighborhood of rowhouses from the turn of 19th-20th centuries, which were sometimes built by wealthy factory owners to house their factories' workers. Maybe something like a (former) papermill by a river, a bit out of any town

[@colinfagan539]

Love the variety in this series. Each episode is nice surprise.

[@PalmsTime]

I suggest that you should add fences to the houses like other people mentioned. Because most luxury houses have fences for protection and more privacy.

[@HamzaMalik89]

you forgot to add a stop on the way back from Port Douglas > Danton. You went Tagfield > Danton > Port Douglas, but on the way back you forgot to add a stop in Danton.

[@Infrastructurist]

Ahhhh Hamza! DOH - I even did that on purpose as I thought it could use the same stop in both directions.. Damn, that is a brainfart. Thanks for the heads up 😂😂😂

[@christianbendixmau7348]

Fremragende video som altid!! As another commenter pointed out, you forgot to add a stop in Danton, going from PD to Tagfield. Only on the other way does it stop there.

[@Infrastructurist]

Quite the oversight 😂 And thank you Christian! 😊

[@StuckoTu]

A fresh addition to all the big YT names in CS. Great job!

[@leepic9091]

Great episode as always! Love the new neighborhood (someone suggested Pinewood Hills for it which I love) :)) If you're going to add more different types of neighborhoods, I will suggest looking into places like Nordheide in Munich for Port Douglas. Especially because it is dense yet green, and is on a metro (in your case tram?) line. Would love to live in Port Douglas, but also have a friend in the hills to pick me up from the train station and spend the weekend with :)

[@aidanw9378]

You'll want to add a stop in Danton returning from Port Douglas. You added a stop heading from Tagfield, but not coming back from Port Douglas.

[@Someone-zr9uq]

You should add a neighborhood on the mountain top because the view of the bay and both port Douglas and pine harbor would be stunning, and the property would be very high value for high income families with children.

[@Quiapecavinimiscogitatione]

Wow! Great job! I really like this build and if I could I would live here! As for a lore, maybe the patriarch of a wealthy family lived at the Victorian mansion and after his death his sons and daughters inherited some parcels of the land that’s why some houses are near and the later some were also sold to other wealthy but still close families. Also, maybe add a police station and a clinic at the foot of the hill. The city might say that it is to have more coverage but also serves implicitly for the wealthy neighborhood.

[@BoyBoy-cc3oh]

YOU FORGOT TO ADD A STOP AT THE NEW LINE. THERE IS NO STOP AT DANTON TO COME BACK FROM PORT DOUGLAS !

[@R5cents]

These kind of remind me of the rural mountain homes near me called the Stowe Hollow. You could call it Conifer Hallow . Imagine tricker treating up here, freaking full sized bars if you make the hike up. There’s a backstory for ya

[@albertodv2165]

Beautiful build, you're very talented! Only one note: the modern home with the views of the garden focused on the house near their backyard is quite strange. I suggest to remove the house (it's too close) and to give a real backyard to the modern one :)

[@nickrom8756]

Your town is the best and so realistic! I wish I could create such nice cities

[@mauriceskyliners9873]

Very good video man! keep making very high quality content!

[@Infrastructurist]

Thanks a lot Maurice!

[@Meeesa]

Name idea: Singing Hills When you said you'd like to wake up to the birds singing, I felt like that might make a nice name. I live in Colorado, USA. My dream location is this neighborhood about 5 miles south from where I live now. It's a left turn from a busy suburban area with a huge Costco, shopping, etc. But, once you turn it becomes a forest with large lots, trees and land. It's an escape from the city, yet still close enough to make life convenient. My dream neighborhoodreminds me of the new neighborhood you made - beautiful!

[@tempest1261]

Ok I'm kinda new to the series but [Pine View] or [Harbour View] would be great names for the new district if they haven't been used somewhere else already. I'd like to see the tram network extended some more and wondered if you could hide a tram station Inside one of the depo buildings which would allow the trams to appear to use that part of the track and look like they occasionally return to the yard for maintenance. Also a few out of service prop trams would really add to the track layout to. 😉

[@goodday8264]

Very hard long shot, but you should totally make a fly-in neighborhood! They're common throughout more hilly areas, or areas without easy access! Loving the series.

[@lucasr4515]

I think a missing middle neighborhood in the empty part of port douglas in front of the train tracks and by the coast would be really cool.

[@laniakea6588]

Some big stores like IKEA or Walmart at the Highway exit between Pine Harbour and Danton would be cool. And i would live in Downpour Pine Harbour, many beaches nearby and i like the name.

[@dagrouse3983]

I think you should do a repurposed port in Port Douglas like in older cities kinda like Boston with old reused warehouses for offices and stores and new high rises for housing

[@jaredjohnson8553]

Nice job, again. Very desirable neighborhood. I like to think of a developer developing that land and trying to capitalize on the views of Pine Harbor. So Pinecrest Terraces or Pineview Estates, or something like that. I think that you have missed putting the stop in for Danton in one of the directions.

[@IsoInspired]

This is incredible. I was wondering how you manage to keep the houses flat and straight despite the steep terrain.

[@Switchnlambos]

You should probably name it sorrow village or sorrow hill by taking inspiration from the rural suburb of sorrow square.

[@okbye_toni]

This is my new favorite channel! I hope you can upload a mod and assets list 😍👌

[@sahilshelar5717]

I love this forest town 😍. Also you can make Lake City 🚣next to Danton or create a university🧑‍⚕️🧑‍🔧🧑‍⚖️ to the better future of the students

[@Heisen21]

Hi, wanted say, when doing the train stops port Douglas to tegfield you didn't make the stop in danton.

[@mattiagagnolato]

I would have detailed the mansions a bit, maybe with gates and some tiles, to valorise them and making them more desirable

[@mrslagowhoreusrex6300]

Out of all the Locations I would be most happy Living in the Brick Mansion seen at 34:55 ; It has some historical charm plus plenty of space alongside garage, some wonderful nature hiding a place for a swim than on top of all that it's close distance to the City.

[@mypdf]

8:06 The train didn't stop in Danton from Port Douglas, because you only added a stop coming from Tagfield I think edit: saw your comment, fencing these villas off would make a lot of sense though

[@eduardosagned6798]

loved the neighberhood you built i would love to play along doing my own city inspired by you. Day 4 asking for the mod/asset list!

[@tommylindberg4195]

I didnt answer last time, but I would like to live at the farm closest to the gas station. And this new area could be called Lynxcuddle Hill!

[@cunardg10]

Good name for the area could be Douglas Bluffs or Fir Peak.

[@sasotovornik9407]

Could you upload your load screen asset list. That way we can easily access the assets that we like from your builds? btw, love your stuff.

[@Killerthekidjoe]

How about top of the Rock, or City vew :) grate vid as always bro

[@pederrast287]

Tack!

[@MSP_aviation]

Name suggestion: Lookout Hill

[@0zean227]

I would live in a Single Family House near. The Football Field

[@RedVelocityTV]

That cliff texture looks slick. What's the map theme please

[@timokho20]

Wow haven’t finished the video yet, but exactly, most people in urban planning are quite progressive and never really take in account the market itself, what do people want and why do almost all cities in the world mainly consist of low density, people just love their own space where they can raise their kids. As a young adult in my twenties I love living in big cities, but I probably wouldn’t ever buy downtown in a big city for those reasons. I’m more conservative myself and I do like public transport too but it seems so many urban design KZbinrs always miss the supply/demand perspective and purely focus on their own ideology.

[@timokho20]

You also forgot to add a stop on the return trip in Danton

[@Hilaire_Balrog]

What planners want and want to force people into and what the people desire is almost always at odds. H/T to history.

[@timokho20]

@@Hilaire_Balrog depending on what you mean it could really be 2 completely opposite arguments, could you clarify more what you really mean?

[@twisted_cpp]

all cities in the world mainly consist of low density???? I don't think so.

[@timokho20]

@@twisted_cpp I do think so, pretty much all cities by land have more than 50% low density, even cities like hong kong. In the west especially its about a 80-90% low density. Cities like Paris even have about 75% low density. So yes, like I said, almost all cities in the world consist of mainly low density. There are only a few exceptions. Outside of china and south Korea higher density cities is also synonymous with lower income countries. And wealth and low density is absolutely tied together. People simply like space and want to live spaciously. Its a luxury. Ofc its different when you're young but when you get to the age where you want to settle down and buy a house most people prefer to live spacious.

[@sarahs.245]

You can keep your Lyme disease and coyotese; I'll still to Port Douglas :P

[@stereotype.6377]

9:30 Just wanted to say, there is nothing wrong with wanting a single-family detached home that is further away from services and commerce. The problem is that - in North America at least - there is no alternative to single-family detached other than full-on high rise apartment. The progressive push for more medium dense housing is because there is no medium dense housing, not because single-family detached is inherently wrong. Man, even I would want to live in that neighbourhood!

[@ajabuugt5921]

I would live in the new neighborhood; one because I like nature and would enjoy it tremendously, also it is still fairly close to the township

[@heigohausenberg4949]

I feel like the roads going through the center of C-Hills are unnecessary because they serve only 2 houses. Furthermore to build those roads the developer had to destroy a lot of nature and being in the nature would have been the main point in developing this land. I propose that those 2 houses in the center and maybe the third house on the tip of C-Hills share a cul-de-sac road. And the freed areas are forested again. I also think that there might be some foot paths going through the center so that locals could go for a jog or hike in the free time or use them to visit neighbours. Another thing that bugs me are the pools. People use pools if they have sunlight. Maybe the owners of the houses could remove taller trees in the vincinity of the pools.

[@ohedd]

Just FYI, driveways don't have yield markers.

[@luschmiedt1071]

I want to roleplay the HOA for one of the neighborhoods now 😅

[@hj-mr5gg]

naming suggesting "Oak Knoll Hills" or just "Oak Knolls"

[@polreigriol7512]

You didnt put the stop at danton, the train passes trough.😮😮😮

[@jix_my]

This looks like google maps. but better

[@ex3boy91]

32:04 Peanut Hill

[@hiteshpaliwal8171]

If possible u can add hunting area or tourist area (like lake).

[@toroddlnning6806]

Its not about want. It is about what you can afford. Everyone wants a mansion on the countryside with a 4x4. But it simply doesnt work

[@norbertborbas]

Sorry my answer, but how can you set the graphics so nice? i downloaded the graphic mods, but not so coll than like your. Anyway, your gameplay so inspiring and interesting.

[@ronshawner1238]

Do you plan on uploading the save game to patroon at one point?

[@abruemmer77]

How about Wuthering Heights?

[@abruemmer77]

Btw i just discovered your channel and must say your built looks amazingly realistic. Weel done and i will see your upcoming videos as well!

[@wysciguwa]

Love this series man! But myself I would make the red brick plaza next to the new station in Danton a little smaller i think there's to much free space there, the old small forest was so cozy.

[@milfordsound8666]

How come people can hop on the train from Tagfield to work in Danton, but there is no train to go home? Or did I miss something?

[@whynotagain3639]

Please tell us which mods the houses are, I build UK style cities and these huge houses would fit in and are missing from all my cities which just have very realistic looking British working class houses, high rise flats etc... I've wanted to create an area like that for ages.

[@stickjak]

Woud it be possible for you to uploade your City on the Whorkshop?

[@thientamvu9681]

I have question , how can u stop the low land value problem if you build like that , I tried to add big house but they all level 4~5

[@dmitry1137]

could you please provide a lists of your mods?

[@bobbymilo12]

how do you get your game to look so dam good, whats mods and settings

[@bobbymilo12]

just saw vid description lmao

[@ingolf3860]

Are you from Denmark?

[@Dallas1460]

🔥👍👍

[@user-wq9mw2xz3j]

maybe different in other places but wouldnt those luxury villas have bigger gardens irl?

[@Infrastructurist]

Hmm, good question. Maybe! In this particular area, the forest is the big asset, so residents here have had a history of letting it grow up close to their homes 😊

[@Neonetdesign]

😍😍😍

[@OrehovPlus]

where dowload you'r assets?

[@jesseroberts5827]

🤑🤑