The Bar
60% to the deedDrinks, and the only room in the city with a chat
Eleven things on the list, from a house lager to a bottle the bar keeps for closings. Buy a round for everyone standing there. Talk only happens inside this room.
Every one of these is a plot on the map before it is a shop. Whoever holds the deed is the landlord and takes a cut of everything sold over the counter, online or not. Buy the address, inherit the trade.
Drinks, and the only room in the city with a chat
Eleven things on the list, from a house lager to a bottle the bar keeps for closings. Buy a round for everyone standing there. Talk only happens inside this room.
Parts and labour for whatever the inspector found
A repair kit settles an open repair event on one of your addresses without waiting for the reserve to cover it. Bulk pallets top a property reserve straight up.
Cash today, at a price
Sell anything in your inventory on the spot at a haircut off its marketplace ask. No listing, no waiting for a buyer, no cancelling later.
A hot plate and an hour of a better rate
Every plate is a timed buff on your earn rate. The eggs are cheap and last an hour; the steak is not and lasts most of the night.
Cheap, slow, and things turn up in pockets
Put a load on and leave it. Cycles finish on their own clock, and now and then something comes out of a machine that was not yours to begin with.
Change how your name looks to everyone else
Your display name, your colour on the map, the mark beside you in the bar. Changed here and nowhere else, one sitting at a time.
Deed work: re-keying, and getting people out faster
Re-key an address after a sale so the old holder loses their claim on it, or cut the notice period on an overstaying tenant from a day to an hour.
Clears code violations. Slowly, and for a fee
A violation on one of your addresses stops it earning until it is cleared. Clear it here, or buy inspection credit ahead of time so the next one settles itself.
Shift fittings between addresses you already own
Interior rooms and décor are stuck to the address they were built in. A van moves them to another one of yours, for a fee that scales with how far across the city it is.
Open late, sells everything, judges nobody
Small consumables, the cheapest tier of everything else in the city, and a scratch ticket that pays out about as often as you would expect.