Houston's 100-year-old Kirby Mansion sold, future uncertain

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The historic Kirby Mansion in downtown Houston has been sold to OB Texas Properties LLC. The 100-year-old building once served as a Red Cross headquarters. Preservation groups are concerned because the property lacks formal historic protection. Discussions are underway between the new owners and preservationists about its future. The mansion's fate remains unclear until development plans are announced.

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