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Historic 1874 Kansas City building saved from demolition to become restaurant and flats

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A landmark building in Kansas City, dating to 1874, was at risk of demolition but is now being converted into a restaurant and apartments. Developer Chris Sally bought the former Seiden's Furs building after part of its roof collapsed. The renovation aims to keep the structure's historic features while updating its infrastructure. The new restaurant, Loretta Jean's, is scheduled to open in autumn 2026. The project is presented as a contribution to preserving the city's architectural heritage.

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