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Admiral Linen Service of Houston has bought 6.38 acres behind its East Berry Street service center from the Metroplex Food Bank, according to deed records.
Admiral Linen has been on Berry Street for about 10 years. It serves restaurants, industrial companies and healthcare companies.The Metroplex Food Bank shuttered the location, 3200 Yuma St., after a fire in July 2006. The former main distribution warehouse and what appears to be a fleet building are still standing, but a spokesman for Admiral said the company will clean the property and remove those structures.Lynn Simmons, a spokeswoman with Admiral in Houston, said the company doesn’t have plans for the land. Admiral was founded in 1948.Opal Lee, Metroplex Food Bank chairman, did not return phone calls seeking comment on the land deal.The Metroplex Food Bank was founded in 1982 as a spinoff of the Loaves and Fishes soup kitchen ministry on the city’s southeast side. In 1995, the ministry bought the former Jax beer warehouse on Yuma Street.Apartments soldThe Windridge Apartments in Grand Prairie is among a portfolio of three multifamily properties that has been sold in a $29.6 million deal to an ownership venture in Midland and Tulsa.The three communities, built in the mid- to late 1980s, have 928 units. The portfolio also includes communities in Oklahoma City and Tulsa.Selling the portfolio was American Residential Group of Tulsa and Dallas-based Lincoln Properties. John Volle with First Commercial Real Estate represented the sellers.A partnership of Moriah Real Estate Co. in Midland bought the 720-unit Grand Prairie property, 2301 Ave. H. Gary Krisman with Grubb & Ellis Levy Beffort and Royce Wright with Capital Assets represented the buyers.Halo Salon movingHalo Salon and ColorLab, a 3-year-old business, is expanding and will move in December to 6323 Camp Bowie Blvd.The salon will more than double its space in the move, from about 800 square feet to 2,244 square feet, said Jenna Rabideau, the owner.The new space is designed with modern architectural features, and includes a styling gallery, a color bar, a client lounge, a VIP room for private parties, a shampoo area with European reclining chairs and 12 stylist stations.Transactions1811 E. Mayfield Road, ArlingtonPhoenix Arlington Llc. in Danbury, Conn., has sold this 9,014-square-foot building to the Blons Trust in Woodland Hills, Calif. The building is leased by Dollar General. Drew Isaac and Scott Wayne with Marcus & Millichap Real Estate Investment Services represented the seller. Nick Simpson, also with Marcus & Millichap, represented the buyer.2521 Oakland Blvd., Fort WorthJT Realty in Dallas has bought this 6,900-square-foot office building that will become a dental office. Steve Fithian with Sperry Van Ness/Visions Commercial represented the seller, the Grim Family Trust from Rohnert Park, Calif.7101 Camp Bowie W., Fort WorthPM McKinney Investments has bought the former Steak & Ale restaurant and is renovating the 6,500-square-foot space for lease by another restaurant user, banquet hall or catering facility. The property was sold out of receivership by S&A Fee Properties SPE2 Llc.115 W. Seventh St., Fort WorthThe law office of Grisham & Barnes has leased 4,300 square feet of office space in the Oncor Building. Theron Bryant with SCM Real Estate represented the landlord. Greg Cagle with Canvas Realty Services represented the tenant.6624 N. Riverside Drive, Fort Worth Gary Lowery has leased 873 square feet of office space. Cody Payne with Sperry Van Ness/Dunn Commercial negotiated the lease.
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