Question: A Statler brand hotel in a city that had a population of 672,662 in 2018 , was built in what year ?

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List of hotels

The Statler Hotel company was one of the United States' early chains of hotels catering to traveling businessmen and tourists. It was founded by Ellsworth Milton (E. M.) Statler in Buffalo, New York.
City Built Names Notes
Buffalo 1901 Statler 's Hotel Statler built this 2084-room temporary hotel to serve visitors to the Pan-American Exposition . The hotel was demolished when the fair closed
Saint Louis 1904 The Inside Inn The largest hotel in the world at the time , this 2257-room temporary structure within the grounds of the Louisiana Purchase Exposition opened on April 30 , 1904 and closed on December 1 , 1904 . It was built of wood , stucco and burlap , and was demolished and sold for scrap as soon as the fair ended
Buffalo 1907 Hotel Statler Hotel Buffalo The original Hotel Statler , at Swan and Washington Streets in Buffalo , was opened in 1907 . It was renamed Hotel Buffalo in 1923 upon completion of the new Hotel Statler at Niagara Square , but Statler continued to operate it until the 1930s , when they sold it . The Hotel Buffalo closed in 1967 and was finally demolished in 1968 . The site remained vacant until Pilot Field was built there in 1988
Cleveland 1912 Hotel Statler Cleveland The Statler Hilton Cleveland The Cleveland Plaza The Statler Tower Statler Arms Apartments The Statler in Cleveland was initially converted into an office building in 1980 as the Statler Office Building . In 2001 the building was converted into a 295-unit apartment building , known as Statler Arms
Detroit 1915 Hotel Statler Detroit The Statler Hilton Detroit Detroit Hilton Detroit Heritage Hotel Hilton terminated its management of the Detroit Statler Hilton in 1974 . It briefly became the Detroit Heritage Hotel , and closed soon after . Demolition of the 1000-room Detroit Statler Hotel in Detroit began in August 2005 and was completed before the Detroit-hosted Super Bowl in 2006
Saint Louis 1917 Hotel Statler St. Louis The Statler Hilton St. Louis The St. Louis Gateway Hotel Renaissance St. Louis Grand Hotel Marriott St. Louis Grand Hotel The St. Louis Statler was sold by Hilton in 1968 and renamed The Gateway Hotel . It was closed in 1987 , and it underwent a mysterious and oft-litigated arson fire the following year . It was expanded , renovated and reopened from 2000-2002 as the Renaissance St. Louis Grand Hotel , it was renamed the Marriott St. Louis Grand in 2015
New York City 1919 Hotel Pennsylvania Hotel Statler New York The Statler Hilton New York The New York Statler New York Penta Hotel Hotel Pennsylvania The Hotel Pennsylvania , across the street from Penn Station , was built by the Pennsylvania Railroad in 1919 and managed by Ellsworth Statler 's company . The hotel was acquired by the Hotels Statler Company in 1948 and renamed the New York Statler Hotel , operated as The Statler Hilton , then as the New York Penta , until it reverted to the Hotel Pennsylvania . The hotel is currently owned by Vornado Realty Trust
Buffalo 1923 Hotel Statler Buffalo The Statler Hilton Buffalo Statler Towers Statler City The second Buffalo Statler was gradually converted to offices starting in 1948 ( when WBEN-TV began using the building as their first studios ) because it had more hotel rooms than the city could support . In 1984 the last hotel rooms were closed and the building was renamed Statler Towers , although its ballrooms remained in use for catered events and banquets . After a failed renovation attempt into a combination of hotel and condos in the late 2000s , the building went into bankruptcy , and was auctioned in August 2010 . On March 15 , 2011 , the property was acquired by developer Mark D. Croce , who is currently refurbishing the building as Statler City . The public rooms on the lower floors reopened on Dec 31 , 2011 with the upper floors set to reopen later
Boston 1927 Hotel Statler Boston Statler Hilton Boston Boston Park Plaza The Boston Statler is still a hotel , now called the Boston Park Plaza
Pittsburgh 1940 William Penn Hotel Penn-Sheraton Hotel Westin William Penn Omni William Penn Hotel Statler managed this hotel from 1940 to 1951 , though they did not own it and it never used the Statler name
Washington 1943 Hotel Statler Washington D.C . The Statler Hilton Washington D.C. Capital Hilton The only hotel bought by and still operated by Hilton Hotels is the Washington , D.C. Statler , now called The Capital Hilton
Los Angeles 1952 Hotel Statler Los Angeles The Statler Hilton Los Angeles The Los Angeles Hilton Omni Los Angeles Hotel The Wilshire Grand Hotel The Los Angeles Statler operated for many years as the Statler Hilton , then the Omni Los Angeles , and finally The Wilshire Grand Hotel . Korean Airlines purchased the hotel in 1989 . The hotel closed on January 19 , 2011 . It was demolished in 2013 and replaced with the Wilshire Grand Tower , the tallest building in the Western US , a 73-story tower combining an InterContinental hotel and offices
Hartford 1954 Hotel Statler Hartford The Statler Hilton Hartford Hartford Hilton The Parkview Hilton The Hartford Statler , later known as the Parkview Hilton , was closed and demolished in 1990 . The site is now a parking lot
Dallas 1956 The Statler Hilton Dallas Dallas Hilton Dallas Grand Hotel The Statler Hotel & Residences The Dallas Statler property was still under construction when the company was sold and opened as the Statler Hilton Dallas in 1956 . It closed in 2001 , having operated in its last years as the Dallas Grand Hotel . In May 2008 , The National Trust for Historic Preservation listed the building on their list of America 's Most Endangered Places . It was restored and reopened in 2017 as part of Hilton 's Curio Collection division
Ithaca 1986 Cornell School of Hotel Administration The Statler Hotel On Cornell University 's Campus was built in 1986 , long after Ellsworth M Statler had passed . Provisions from Statler 's will allowed this unique hotel to be operated by The Cornell School of Hotel Administration