Some apartments give you a place to live. Others give you a front-row seat to the city. Perched on the fifth floor of The New Yorker, Apartment #501 offers both. Morning begins with sunlight pouring through five living room windows as Downtown Kansas City comes to life below. The polished concrete floors, soaring ceilings and preserved historic details remind you that this building has been welcoming people for more than a century. Originally constructed in 1915 as the Hotel Bray, The New Yorker has been thoughtfully restored into one of Downtown Kansas City’s most distinctive loft communities while preserving the