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This documents a one time (to my knowledge) squat news event, and on that basis alone-- is questionable in its merits for a hotel article, based on other article precedents. However, I'll try to dig up some historical information, and try to make it a more contextual piece re: the building rather than the actions on those few days last October. Any help in this is welcome.--Keefer4 06:47, 8 March 2007 (UTC)[reply]