The prospecting/event card deck

Automatic high-end listing: If sphere marketing, roll DR10 ×3, sum results, subtract from 100, and match on U/S table. If geographic marketing a location with the “trophy” amenity symbol, a successful listing is automatically placed on the same card. Listing remains until closed by play of “Celebrity sale.”

Automatically close and record any celebrity listing by the drawing player.

Treat as no result during a bust. Otherwise, add a “flipper” marker to the flag on the dial for the last listing sold by the active player. When the flag should normally be removed, it automatically converts to another listing for any of that player’s agents farming that area

Roll a DR10. On 1-3, return the active player’s most recently closed listing (player’s choice among ties) to the location card, resetting the for-sale marker to the first (“1”) position. Reduce the P&CR and VP totals.

Roll a DR10. On 1-3, the player must select either the current listing or another listing of this agent and either (a) convert that listing from market pricing to aggressive pricing, OR (b) subtract two from any selling die roll this turn.

Roll a DR10. On 1-3, the player must select either the current listing or another listing of this agent and either (a) convert that listing from market pricing to aggressive pricing, OR (b) subtract two from any selling die roll this turn.

Randomly select a listing by this office and roll a DR10. On 8-10, disregard this result. On 4-7, treat the listing as expired. On 1-3, reprice it to “aggressive.” In either case, advance all sold flags on the same location card by two steps, or remove if >3 on the dial.

Roll a DR10. On 1-3, the active player must transfer all current listings by one of their agents to others. Move that agent’s farm(s) to the edge of its current location card. No listing rolls may be made for that agent for one full turn.

Roll a DR10. On 1-2, the drawing player randomly selects one of their agents. On a second DR10 of 1, permanently remove that agent from play; on any other result, randomly select one of that agent's listings and treat it as if expired.

Price strategy for the latest listing by the active broker is converted to “aggressive.”

Add DRM +2 to next selling roll for any listing by the active broker.

The two top agents in play by experience numbers (among all players) are permanently removed from play. Managing players may distribute listings assigned to those agents among their remaining agents.

The active office loses their most experienced agent. The player may distribute listings assigned to that agent among the remaining agents

Choose randomly from agents with just one or no current listings (exception: if the office has a broker farming the Homebuilders box, that broker must be selected). Disregard if none qualify. If that agent has a listing, the player may assign it to another agent.

On a DR10 of 5-10, the active player may add an agent with project qualifications and open a project. Add +2 DRM if any farm (of any player) is in the FB1G marketing sphere.

(Treat as no result except during a bust)
This player only may draw one demand token from the sidelines in each of two different colors to any farmed location or marketing sphere, then draw and consult a second listing card for a new listing.

An agent has sold a property in an exurban market for which there is no location card. The active player rolls a DR10 and records the equivalent amount of P&CR points (but no matching VPs).

Damaging winds (1‒8): roll on Exurban LL Table; the resulting location and each of the surrounding locations each receive +1 DRMs to both listing and selling rolls for the remainder of this turn. Earthquake (>8): roll on Urban/Suburban LL Table; the resulting location and each of the surrounding locations each receive +1 DRMs to both listing and selling rolls for the remainder of this turn.

Bridge out (1‒3). On a roll of 1 or 2, roll on the U/S LL Table; on 3, roll on the Exurban LL Table. The resulting location is subject to a +1 DRM on both listing and selling rolls for the next three turns. Ferry service interruption (4‒10): Randomly select any location with the saltwater amenity icon. That location receives +1 DRMs to both listing and selling rolls for the remainder of this turn.

Any urban residential (“U”) location card on which the active player has visibility is eligible for a new low-rise project launch.

Upon play, remove this card from the deck and substitute the Chaos card (#34), Anti-Gentrification (#35), and Major Employer Relocation (#41) below. Reshuffle deck for next play. This card has no other effects.

The effects of “Listing break-in” are applied to two listings on the same or different high-rise (“H”) or urban residential (“U”) cards. If the active player has no such listings, the effects may be applied to listings of another player. Roll a DR10. On 8-10, disregard this result. On 4-7, treat the listing as expired. On 1-3, reprice it to “aggressive.” In either case, advance all sold flags on the same location card by two steps, or remove if >3 on the dial.

Upon a DR10 of 1‒3, remove this card from the deck and place it face up within view of all players. No new projects are allowed in Georgetown, Columbia City, or Upper Rainier Beach through the end of the game. Aggressive pricing is henceforth automatic for any listings in these locations, as well as Beacon Hill and Central District.

Any urban location card with an employment icon on which the active player has visibility is eligible for a new low-rise project launch.

If the active player has a farm in the FB1G marketing sphere box, that player draws another card and wins an automatic listing according to either BNCG appearing on that card. If there are no matching demand tokens in the box, the player may draw them in from the sidelines. Roll the location on the U/S listing location table.

Shift the two lowest-value demand tokens (if any) from the FB1G marketing sphere to the sidelines box on the economic cycle track.

Treat as no result during bust. Otherwise, roll DR10 to select employer market and refill demand tokens to that market’s starting level for the year: on 1‒3, CRITM; on 4‒5, Aerospace; if >5, there is no result.

Roll DR10, then consult the Major employer relocation chart and follow the major employer relocation rules [to be cited here upon formalization] for Amazon, Microsoft, or Boeing according to the results.

The active player may run a promotion for any agent farms in locations with a waterfront symbol (either freshwater or saltwater). Any player’s agents may win listing opportunities as a result. See the rules governing promotions.

The active player may run a promotion for any agent farms in locations with a golf amenity symbol. Any player’s agents may win listing opportunities as a result. See the rules governing promotions.

The active player may run a promotion for any agent farms in locations with an equestrian amenity symbol. Any player’s agents may win listing opportunities as a result. See the rules governing promotions.

Roll a DR10. On 1‒5, randomly select and shift one demand token from each marketing sphere to the sidelines box on the economic cycle track. On 6‒10, randomly add one demand token from the sidelines to each marketing sphere (as many as are available, up to eight tokens; randomly select marketing spheres).

All Project Construction, Project Occupancy, and Project Presales counters are advanced by one turn on the combined records track.

The active player immediately rolls on the Economic Cycle Advance Table to determine whether a change occurs in the Economic Cycle. Any change takes place at the end of the current round of prospecting.