Shops, Homes, and Commercial Units
Every city in Landora breathes through three pillars of construction: places to live, places to trade, and places to grow business. These aren’t just visual layers — they’re the foundation of how districts form their identity and how the economy circulates.
Homes
Entry-Level Growth: Basic houses are the first step for most players, requiring minimal resources and offering modest returns.
Scaling with Upgrades: Homes can be expanded into bigger houses, apartment complexes, or even luxury villas — each step raising nearby land value and attracting demand for other services.
Emotional Core: Housing ties directly into the “player-owned” spirit of Landora. Where people live defines how communities cluster.
Shops
Resource Converters: Shops act as the beating heart of trade. They turn raw materials into structured value — creating consistent circulation of resources.
Demand Anchors: A small corner shop boosts the neighborhood, but as it grows into a market hall or shopping plaza, it starts drawing attention from players far beyond its immediate district.
Cultural Weight: Shops are also social hubs, showing how economic growth isn’t abstract, but visible and alive on the map.
Commercial Units
High Impact: These are the heavy hitters: gas stations, skyscrapers, offices, malls. They cost more to create, demand diverse resources, and often require strategic upgrading.
District Drivers: Commercial units amplify the value of entire areas, pushing nearby land and structures into higher demand tiers.
Late-Game Icons: Where homes stabilize and shops circulate, commercial units dominate, they represent the “serious” side of a district economy.
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