This is the 6th version of San Lomas! Feedback is encouraged and appreciated!

All of the changes are listed below!

Expansions:
- Downtown San Lomas
- San Lomas Metropolitan Area

Finished Projects:
- The Mile High Club Complex

Minor Changes:
- 2022 sign to 2023
- Height of the Freedom Tower from 192 to 201 blocks
- Marked the border of San Lomas on all 4 sides
- Marked the end of the 4 Seasons, San Lomas University, and San Lomas EcoLines

Moves:
- The Chase and San Lomas Tribune Towers to the former large construction site in downtown

New Additions:
- SLPD helicopters
- 2 stations along the 4 Seasons Line
- New avenue in Jackson Hills
- The Port of San Lomas
- King’s Limo Service Depot
- FedEx & The Dye Company warehouses
- 4 container storage yards
- San Lomas Medical Center
- Bardot & Lavender Apartments
- More billboard screens across Downtown San Lomas
- McDonald’s Downtown San Lomas
- San Lomas University Clock Tower
- Marina Apartments & Venus Studio Apartments
- The Exosphere Casino & Resort
- Midnight's Tower and Resorts World Offices
- Archery stadium in Downtown San Lomas
- San Lomas Olympic Park Strip Mall
- San Lomas Elementary School
- 700+ new houses
- New San Lomas University Student Housing units
- San Lomas Olympic Park
- Plaza Hotel and Hotel Saison
- First San Lomas Brothel
- Townhouses
- Mile High Club Corporation Complex
- San Lomas Railyard
- Ariana Grande: The Eras Exhibit
- Japanese Garden
- Cherry Apartment Complex

New Projects:
- Coastal Redevelopment
- Resorts World San Lomas
- Royal Heights
- San Lomas University Main Campus
- San Lomas Expansion

Removals:
- The San Lomas Mall
- Semi-trucks from the front of San Lomas High School

Renames:
- San Lomas High School Shopping Center to 4 Seasons Shopping Plaza

Repaints:
- Convention Center roof from light gray to cyan