Build and Conquer Building Comparison: Dated Cards and Margins

What can this comparison calculate?

Select a recording, then two different named building cards. The comparison shows each recorded attribute and second minus first. A positive capacity difference means the second card lists more residents; a positive cost difference means it costs more in that record. There is no automatic all-purpose winner.

Building comparison

Compare supported fields from one recording dataset. Missing values remain unverified; a service count is not housing capacity.

Recording datasetFundo October 2026 recordingYellowHeadVin October 11 recordingItzVexo October 12 recordingIIlias_speeddyyy 2026-09-30 recordingIIlias_speeddyyy 2026-09-27 recordingGoateeLawyer 2026-10-13 recording

First buildingSecond building

Compare buildings

Choose two buildings from the same recording.

How are missing fields handled?

The Mid Rise cards have recorded capacity, quote and construction time, but their income and upkeep were not established by the selected frame. Those cells display Not verified. The tool does not fill them with zero or claim an unknown operating cost makes the building cheaper.

Money per listed resident requires both cost and positive capacity. The listed operating margin requires both income and upkeep. A missing input produces an unknown derived metric rather than a misleading result.

Why are the recordings separated?

The Glass Tower belongs to the October 11 recording; the mid-rise/high-rise dataset belongs to Fundo’s frame. The game can change between them, and quoted prices may reflect a session. The tool filters both choices to one recording and rejects an incompatible comparison. A dataset with only one verified building card cannot produce a two-card comparison.

Use the result for the stated objective and then copy current prices into the construction budget. Historical cards are evidence of what the recording showed, not a live shopping feed.

Where should you go next?

• Building Tier List: Housing Cards by Objective
• Construction Budget: Resource Calculator
• Population Planner: Housing Calculator

Can you compare retail and refinery records?

The September 30 retail dataset compares Strip Mall and Large Supermarket within one recording. Their listed margins are $192 and $248 per pay cycle. Neither has a housing capacity, so cost per resident is unverified. The September 27 refinery pair leaves Small Refinery cost unknown because its two price labels disagree. Unknown income or cost never becomes zero.