How an iconic dry cleaner ended up in a hot preservation debate

https://www.washingtonpost.com/transportation/2023/01/07/wellers-dry-cleaning-googie-architecture/

Well the people who bought it and now can't tear it down said they wanted to build a mid rise apartment building there. So, a bunch of apartments. Did you think this was some kind of trick question?

This building doesn't matter at all. It's 100% pointless to keep it. Housing prices are out of control because we haven't built enough housing for everyone and people like you want to keep ridiculous bullshit like this instead of building places for people to live.