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Version 1.12.7 lets you build, and brings a few new members into the family. BUILD FROM THE GROUND UP You can now develop property instead of only buying it. Buy a vacant lot, or tear down a house you own, and choose what goes up in its place, from a starter home or a duplex to a manor, an estate, or a commercial storefront. Three contractors bid on the job, and the cheapest is rarely the one who finishes on time. Permits take months. If the plan doesn't fit the zoning, you go before a hearing where the neighbors get a say, and the more of the town you already own, the louder they get. Once ground is broken, the builder draws money every month. Materials run late, inspections fail, crews walk off, and a site that runs out of money sits behind a fence until you decide what to do with it. A construction loan can carry most of the cost and becomes an ordinary mortgage when the keys are handed over. A building that suits its street adds real value, and one that doesn't can lose you money. There are quicker ways through the permit office, and some people take them. Each one is riskier than the last, and getting caught can cost you a fine, your seat in office, or your freedom. If you die before the work is done, your heir inherits the site and decides whether to finish it, sell it as it stands, or call it off. PETS Adopt a dog or a cat from the shelter, say yes when your child asks for one, or take in the stray that keeps coming back. Pets cost something every month, not every landlord allows them, and they get sick and grow old. When the time comes the decision is yours, and the child who loved them most feels it hardest. EVERY HOUSE, DRAWN Every listing, property, business and lot now has its own drawing. The market also offers big houses with five to eight bedrooms, for the families that have outgrown everything else. FIXES A teenager living at home with a part-time job no longer loses money every month, and the cash flow line now shows what really comes in and goes out. Missing dollar signs, light-mode headings, pets left to a young heir, and a long list of smaller issues are cleaned up as well. Thank you for playing, and for the reports that keep making it better.