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However you should make 2x3 and 2x4 home sites as well so that the earlier turn-of-the-century homes appear, too. I did this to create two eras of homes - one from early 1900s and one from late 1900s, so you can make a quaint old town ringed by more modern suburbs.
There are also more modern businesses (especially in the tourism and leisure categories) so this was part of my design to create two different areas of the city - old and new.