I love the Statler. I love its history. I love its eerily glooming bottom floor. I love the idea of its potential. And apparently so does developer Leobardo Trevino, of Ricchi Dallas Investments. He just recently bought the hotel from a developer who didn’t do much with the place. Trevino has released some sketches of the proposed renovations, but there aren’t many details beyond that. Regardless, I’m excited.
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