It is also expected to boost gate returns for the ground's tenants clubs, the Western Bulldogs, Carlton, St Kilda and North Melbourne.
Case in point: political pressure led to a major reconstruction campaign enacted to clean up the city in the 90s, but when apartment tenants in the Western Addition were bought out with housing coupons that couldn't be used in San Francisco, poor families were forced to move to Oakland, Antioch, Richmond, and the surrounding areas.
Bartlett's family, tenant farmers in western Pennsylvania, was so poor that his mother sewed clothes and sheets from feed sacks.
In six of the public housing developments in the western part of the borough, more tenants missed payments than anyplace else in the city, according to Housing Authority statistics.
Worcester and his wife became tenants under Longfellow in the western half of the house until their new home a few doors down was completed that spring.
Anchoring the Great Hall at its western end is its newly acquired flagship tenant, Historic Charleston Foundation (843-723-1623; historiccharleston.org).org
These serfs were not slaves in the Western sense but were actually on a level with tenants.
The program threatened the position of landlords in relation to tenants and of employers in relation to labour, and Western privileges were openly menaced.
3. Receipt Rip Off: A con artist will ask for funds to be wired to a money transfer service, such as Western Union, as a sign of good faith that a tenant is committed to renting a property.
The office, in a strip mall on the western outskirts, is tucked away in the Rivers Edge Corporate Center: "Home of the best tenants in Ohio".
