This means that with the same amount of buildings your road/building ratio will be always better with the Town Hall in the middle, than in the corner. So with the Town Hall in the corner your ratio is closing to 1:1 twice as fast over time.
in a corner, you can make 2 of that row/line,. Just like that the ratio is closing to Road 1:1 House with every step. Adding another road and another house, and you're at 3:4 ratio. Along that road your next step is adding 1 more road and 1 more house (this closes the road temporary), 2:3 ratio. That's a Road 1:2 Houses ratio, best stuff. You place 1 road beside your Town Hall, in the middle of one of its side, then 2 houses beside it. To simplify the problem let's say that the Town Hall has a size of 5x5,Īnd you're placing only 2x2 houses and roads around it over time. I'm gonna invite my infamous friend, math, to help me prove this. ON THE OTHER HAND: Placing your Town Hall in the middle of your city is the most efficient. Less road means more available space, and this tip will free more of it up than you think. This means you wil need much less road than if it were in the middle, where you need a horizontal road and then at least two "prongs" coming out. By placing the town hall in the corner, you only need two roads going out of it: one running top to bottom and the other left to right. 
And more importantly, it will give you much more space. Firstly, you won't be struggling to move or sell small buildings behind it.
Straight away, you want to move your town hall into the top right corner of your city (the one furthest away from you).
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