Revitalization Unlimited, an investment fund dedicated to preserving historically significant U.S. real estate, has acquired two historic properties, including one in Kansas City, Missouri.
In Kansas City, Revitalization Unlimited acquired a mixed-use office and hospitality property, formerly home to the historic Western Union Newspaper Building. The building was renovated in 2017 and is move-in ready for new tenants, offering modernized office space alongside hospitality-oriented uses, while retaining its historic character. Revitalization Unlimited plans to continue the careful preservation of the building’s architectural features, building on the prior owner’s work.
“We’re excited to partner with the previous owner, who did an excellent job preserving the historic integrity of the property,” said Chris Miller, president of Capital Markets at Revitalization Unlimited. “Our goal is to carry that stewardship forward while activating the building in a way that supports the surrounding community.” Revitalization Unlimited also acquired a former courthouse property in downtown Miami, Florida.
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