Not really.... tenants don't "belong to" their landlord. It's the ground
and the buildings that belong to Penn. Penn has the right to wish for a
particular mix of tenants and the power to try to wangle it. It may or
may not work, depending on the marketplace and on Penn's competency. And
its wishes may or may not be a good idea.
Off campus, it's a different matter.
-- Tony West
ie, ALL YOUR MOM & POP ARE BELONG TO US.
[aka ray]
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