Settlement Survival/Houses

This section includes the main housing for single families only. All housing will allow citizens to repopulate over time. Of course, there are factors that can speed this up, or slow it down. A majority of your housing in early game will be simple Houses, with a few tents for remote locations. And in late game you may want to upgrade your houses into luxury houses.

Tent

ID	4
Cost	15
Size	3x3
Max Storage	300
Storage Items	Fuel, Food, Water
Fuel Efficiency	1.0
Max Families	1
Max People	3
Max Builders	2
Tech req	Quality of Life > Tent

The tent is the most basic housing available, but is not a starting unlock. It requires tech of Tent, under the quality of life. The cost is cheaper than a normal house. Tents do NOT require a market to be nearby and can be built far away from your main village. Fuel efficiency is only 60% of a normal house, thus requires more fuel. The tent provides housing for 1 family of up to 3 people. It can provide and store food, water and fuels; with a max storage of 300.

House

ID	4
Cost	24 12 5
Size	4x4
Max Storage	600
Storage Items	Fuel, Food, Water
Fuel Efficiency	1.5
Max Families	1
Max People	4
Max Builders	2

The backbone of your settlement! The house is the starting home and main home in the game. It requires no tech to unlock and will be used for a majority of your housing. Provides a -5% stress modifier to all citizens who live here.

Luxury House

File:SetSur LuxuryHouse Icon.png
ID	7
Cost	File:SetSur BuildingKit Icon.png 12 File:SetSur Brick Icon.png 24 File:SetSur Glass Icon.png 12
Size	4x4
Max Storage	900
Storage Items	Fuel, Food, Water
Fuel Efficiency	1.5
Max Families	1
Max People	5
Max Builders	2
Tech req	Quality of Life > House Upgrades

Luxury houses provide the same perks as normal houses but even better! An extra person may live in the home, so a family of up to 5. This allows people to grow old, no longer work, but a child can be born and not wait for elder person to die first. Provides a -15%(?) stress modifier to all citizens who live here.

Boarding House

Boarding houses are larger than normal houses. But they allow more citizens to reside in each one. There are a few differences between them and some are better suited for different stages of the game.

Boarding House

File:SetSur BoardingHouse Icon.png
ID	3
Cost	60 30
Size	14x6
Max Storage	1000
Storage Items	Fuel, Food, Water
Fuel Efficiency	0.6
Max Families	N/A
Max People	24
Max Builders	5
Tech req	N/A

A Boarding House will provide up to 24 citizens a place to live. There are no families within a boarding house, thus no limit. Citizens living in a boarding house will not help the population grow in any way. It is very space efficient method of housing many people. Fuel efficiency is low, for time, but per citizen it is higher than family homes.

Luxury Boarding House

File:SetSur LuxururyBoardingHouse Icon.png
Cost	File:SetSur Glass Icon.png 60 File:SetSur BuildingKit Icon.png 144 File:SetSur LaidStone Icon.png 96
Size	14x6
Max Storage	?
Storage Items	Fuel, Food, Water
Fuel Efficiency	?
Max Families	15
Max People	45
Max Builders	2
Tech req	?

Garden Villa

File:SetSur GardenVilla Icon.png
Cost	File:SetSur ? Icon.png ?
Size	6x4
Max Storage	?
Storage Items	Fuel, Food, Water
Fuel Efficiency	?
Max Families	2
Max People	8
Tech req	Quality Of Life > Villa

Nursing Home

File:SetSur NursingHome Icon.png
Cost	File:SetSur ? Icon.png ?
Size	16x16
Storage Items	Fuel, Food, Water
Fuel Efficiency	?
Max Families	N/A
Max People	36
Max Builders	?
Tech req	Quality Of Life > Nursing Home

This rather large building can allow up to 36 people move in. It is not capped with a number of families. You want to use use a nursing home when possible as it makes room in your other homes for children to be born. An example would be is if your house has 4 people, with ages 12, 28, 30, and 70. A child can not be born here, as there is no room. But if you build the nursing home, the older person will move out.