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When Cecil B. Day founded the Days Inn chain in 1970, his commitment to the traveling public was founded on the basic principles of friendly, courteous service and clean, comfortable rooms. Today, the Days Inn brand remains just as committed to providing our guests with a warm and welcoming environment each and every time they stay with us. With nearly 1,900 hotels worldwide throughout 12 countries. Growable and Propable included Building Name Days Inn Lot Size 4x3 Bulldoze Cost 100 Wealth Medium Purpose Service Cap Satisfied 66$$ 80$ Power Consumed 14 Flammability 28 Max Fire Stage 04 Worth 269 Water Consumed 22 Building Value 5628 Dependencies None Plop Cost 1100

NOW INCLUDES A GROWABLE Things have really evolved since La-Z-Boy first introduced the recliner in 1928. Over the subsequent decades, their product line has grown to include a myriad of pieces and styles, and their brand name has become highly recognized across the country and around the globe. But throughout their history, one fact has remained constant: The La-Z-Boy brand name is synonymous with comfort and quality. Growable and Plopable Stage 2 Lot size 5x5 Bulldoze cost 100 Wealth Medium Purpose Service Cap. Satisfied 101 Power Consumed 12 Flammability 28 Max Fire Stage 04 Worth 1159 Water Consumed 17 Building Value 4872 Plop Cost 15 000 DEPENDENCIES NONE Check out my other buildings

Sobeys Inc., (TSX: SBY) headquartered in Stellarton, Nova Scotia, is a leading national grocery retailer and food distributor. The Company owns or franchises more than 1,300 stores in all 10 provinces under retail banners that include Sobeys, IGA extra, IGA and Price Chopper. Sobeys Inc. is committed to providing the most worthwhile experience for its customers, employees, franchisees, suppliers and shareholders. Plop Cost 10500 Lot size 6x5 Bulldoze cost 100 Wealth C$$ Purpose Service Cap. Satisfied 151 Power Consumed 20 Flammability 04 Worth 232 Water Consumed 35 Building Value 8522 Dependencies None Check out my other BATs

The Alden Shoe Company was founded in 1884 by Charles H. Alden in Middleborough, Massachusetts. It is difficult to imagine just how active and important the shoe industry was in Massachusetts so long ago. Early New England shoemaking was a trade based upon one craftsman making a pair a day in one room cottages (called "ten footers"). Beginning in 1850 a series of inventions led to mechanized stitching and lasting.operations and the birth of New England shoe industry followed rapidly. The productivity gains over the traditional shoemaker were on the order of 500 - 700%, yet the new methods also led to an extraordinary improvement in both quality and consistency. In many ways the explosive growth of the shoe industry in eastern Massachusetts at the turn of the century reminds me of our modern day high-tech industry. New companies being started every week and demand soaring as product made its way west and south on newly expanded rail routes. Charles Alden's factory prospered and expanded even adding children's shoes to their offering of shoes and custom boots. Lot Size 3x3 Stage 2 Bulldoze Cost 134 Wealth Medium Purpose Commercial Service Cap.Satisfied 100C$ 205C$$ Power Consumed 5 Flammability 28 Max Fire Stage 03 Worth 134 Water Consumed 9 Building Value 1761 DEPENDENCIES Included Check out my other BATs

Stepping into this country home through an arched entrance and handsome columns, you will immediately be dazzzled by the comfort and efficiency of the layout. A large, lavishly furnished guest suite on the first floor begs for visitors to stay over. A country-style kitchen can easily serve meals in both the sunny family nook and the formal dining room. Upstairs, two bedrooms share a bath, and the master suite comes with a deluxe bath and a walk-in closet. A sitting room is accessible to all the upstairs sleeping quarters. Lot Size 2x2 2x3 Bulldoze Cost 138 Wealth Medium Purpose Ress Capacity Satisafied 26R$ 12R$$ Power Consumed 5 Flammability 28 Max Fire Stage 3 Worth 138 Water Consumed 8 Building Value 138 DEPENDENCIES 0 Check out the rest of my BATS