NTA Holdings Ltd. sold a 102,732-square-foot warehouse
and manufacturing building on 6.4 acres at 1470 Avenue T in Grand
Prairie to Conti Warehouses LLC. Michael W. Spain and Jim Ferris of
Bradford Commercial Real Estate Services brokered the sale with Conti
Warehouses’ Ryan Wood.
REF: Dallas Morning News
Conti Warehouses is a Fort Worth Commercial Real Estate company providing the highest quality of service to tenants and investors for over 20 years.
Friday, January 30, 2015
Tuesday, November 11, 2014
Star-Telegram finalizes sale of printing plant
The Star-Telegram has closed a deal
selling its printing plant facilities off Hemphill Street and Interstate
20 in Edgecliff Village to a company owned by Bruce Conti, president of
Conti Warehouses in Fort Worth.
Conti-Edgecliff-Sias bought the nearly 270,000-square-foot building and 38 acres where the Star-Telegram had been printed since 1986.
The paper is now printed at The Dallas Morning News’ facility in Plano, which also prints The New York Times, The Wall Street Journal and USA Today.
Terms of the deal are not being disclosed.
Employees who worked at the printing plant have moved to the newspaper’s downtown offices at 808 Throckmorton St., where it leases more than 75,000 square feet.
Conti is known for buying large warehouse buildings and repositioning them in the market. Last year, he and J. Searcy bought the 353,643-square-foot Walls Industries building at 301 Risinger Road.
He also owns a former grocery warehouse at Loop 820 and I-20, the Village Creek Business Park in southeast Fort Worth, the former Target store on Cherry Lane in White Settlement, the former Ranch Style Beans plant downtown, the former Levitz Furniture building on Camp Bowie Boulevard and the former Sam’s Club warehouse on Baker Boulevard in Richland Hills.
Todd Burnette and Matt Montague of Jones Lang LaSalle represented the Star-Telegram in the lease. Jamie Galati, also of JLL, represented the landlord, RYLB FW Properties.
Ref: Star Telegram
Conti-Edgecliff-Sias bought the nearly 270,000-square-foot building and 38 acres where the Star-Telegram had been printed since 1986.
The paper is now printed at The Dallas Morning News’ facility in Plano, which also prints The New York Times, The Wall Street Journal and USA Today.
Terms of the deal are not being disclosed.
Employees who worked at the printing plant have moved to the newspaper’s downtown offices at 808 Throckmorton St., where it leases more than 75,000 square feet.
Conti is known for buying large warehouse buildings and repositioning them in the market. Last year, he and J. Searcy bought the 353,643-square-foot Walls Industries building at 301 Risinger Road.
He also owns a former grocery warehouse at Loop 820 and I-20, the Village Creek Business Park in southeast Fort Worth, the former Target store on Cherry Lane in White Settlement, the former Ranch Style Beans plant downtown, the former Levitz Furniture building on Camp Bowie Boulevard and the former Sam’s Club warehouse on Baker Boulevard in Richland Hills.
Todd Burnette and Matt Montague of Jones Lang LaSalle represented the Star-Telegram in the lease. Jamie Galati, also of JLL, represented the landlord, RYLB FW Properties.
Ref: Star Telegram
Sunday, August 17, 2014
Conti agrees to buy 270,000-square-foot Star-Telegram printing plant
The Fort Worth Star-Telegram has a buyer for its printing facility in Edgecliff Village overlooking Interstate 20.
Bruce Conti, president of Conti Warehouses in Fort Worth, has signed a contract to buy the 270,000-square-foot building and its 38 acres of land. Terms of the deal weren't dislosed, and the deal is expected to close in early fall, the Star-Telegram said.
The newspaper said that Conti is known for repositioning large warehouse buildings.
The Star-Telegram began a joint publishing agreement with the Dallas Morning News in March and stopped printing newspapers at the the south side plant at that time.
The newspaper said that employees working at the facility will move to the newspaper's downtown offices at 808 Throckmorton St.
(ref: Dallas Business Journal)
Friday, August 23, 2013
Former Ranch Style Beans plant near downtown Fort Worth leased to sports equipment maker
August 23, 2013
Dollamur, a maker of sports surfaces and mats, has moved from the
Village Creek area in southeast Fort Worth to the former Ranch Style
Beans plant near downtown.
Dollamur, founded in 1996, leased 131,095 square feet at the facility,
1743 El Paso St., from Conti Warehouses, said Ryan Wood, a Conti vice
president. Conti Warehouses is a Fort Worth-based commercial real estate
firm that bought the landmark property in March 2012 from Allens
Canning Co.
Dollamur CEO Gary MacDowell said the move allowed the company to consolidate three locations under one roof, completed at the end of May. The company has 80 employees working there, he said.
Dollamur makes competition and practice mats for wrestling, gymnastics, cheerleading, martial arts, and health and fitness. Its products are sold worldwide.
The company also has a plant in China to serve markets in China, Japan
and South Korea, MacDowell said. That facility has 18 employees.
The interior was remodeled before the company moved, MacDowell said. By mid-2014, the company expects to install a sign on the exterior where the iconic Ranch Style sign once was, he said.
Allens Canning bought the property from ConAgra in May 2010 but closed the plant at the end of 2011. ConAgra idled its operations there in early 2010 and moved production of Ranch Style Beans to other states.
The plant opened in 1913 as Great Western Foods. ConAgra acquired Ranch Style Beans in 2000.
Conti Warehouses owns more than 2 million square feet of commercial and industrial space in Fort Worth.
(ref: Fort Worth Star Telegram)
Friday, July 12, 2013
Conti Warehouses Purchases Fort Worth Industrial Building
301 E. Risinger Road Sells
June 12, 2013
in Fort Worth, TX from Hickman Companies for an undisclosed sale price. This was an investment purchase.
The 353,643 square-foot industrial building is in the S Cen. Tarrant County industrial submarket. It was built in 1972 and is situated on 18.64 acres of land.
The 353,643 square-foot industrial building is in the S Cen. Tarrant County industrial submarket. It was built in 1972 and is situated on 18.64 acres of land.
(ref: CoStar Group)
Monday, June 10, 2013
Transactions
4000 Lubbock Ave., Fort Worth
Star X-Ray Consultants has leased 23,580 square feet. Amy Baker with Transwestern represented the tenant. Ryan Wood with Conti Warehouses represented the landlord in-house, a joint venture of Conti and Tailwind Real Estate Equities.
2600 S. Cherry Lane, White Settlement
Perkins Aircraft Services has leased 32,200 square feet in a former Target store. Conti Ridgmar is the owner.
REF: Star-Telegram
Star X-Ray Consultants has leased 23,580 square feet. Amy Baker with Transwestern represented the tenant. Ryan Wood with Conti Warehouses represented the landlord in-house, a joint venture of Conti and Tailwind Real Estate Equities.
2600 S. Cherry Lane, White Settlement
Perkins Aircraft Services has leased 32,200 square feet in a former Target store. Conti Ridgmar is the owner.
REF: Star-Telegram
Friday, June 8, 2012
Fort Worth lease inked
Fort Worth Business Press - Real Deals |
Enbridge Gathering LP signed a lease for 14,520 square feet of space at 2600 Cherry Lane in Fort Worth. Grant Huff and Jim Sager with Transwestern represented the tenant in the deal and Ryan Wood with Conti Warehouses represented the landlord.
Source: Fort Worth Business Press
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