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Ridglea Theater Owners Must Sell By November 3

Written by Kevin Buchanan on September 14, 2009 - 6 Comments
Categories: Architecture & Urban Design, Preservation

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According to Sandra Baker in the Star-Telegram, the owners of the Ridglea Theater must sell the property by November 3rd or face foreclosure.
The trustee of the R.K. Maulsby Family Trust, owner of the historic Ridglea Theater on the city’s west side, has until Nov. 4 to sell the property in a pending deal [...]

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Ridglea Theater Owners File For Bankruptcy

Written by Kevin Buchanan on August 4, 2009 - 10 Comments
Categories: Architecture & Urban Design, Preservation, Urban Development

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Yep. Sandra Baker in the Star-Telegram reports:
The owner of Fort Worth’s historic Ridglea Theater has filed for bankruptcy, staving off foreclosure planned today.
The R.K. Maulsby Family Trust filed for Chapter 11 protection Thursday, stating that its debts are $1 million to $10 million. The Fort Worth school district, the only creditor to [...]

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Owners May Lose Ridglea Theater. Again.

Written by Kevin Buchanan on July 21, 2009 - 8 Comments
Categories: Architecture & Urban Design, Preservation, Urban Development

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No, we’re not in rerun season – it looks as though, according to Sandra Baker’s article in the Star-Telegram, the Ridglea Theater is again facing foreclosure.
Fort Worth’s R.K. Maulsby Trust could lose ownership of the historic Ridglea Theater on Camp Bowie Boulevard to a Dallas lender, which a year ago loaned money to [...]

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Two Projects Run Into Trouble

Written by Kevin Buchanan on November 4, 2008 - 1 Comment
Categories: General

A couple of comments left over the last few days shed some light on projects that had slipped off the radar. First, thurman52 reports that the garage and associated development at The Village at Camp Bowie seems to have been shelved, at least for the time being:
It looks like the developers have canned the [...]

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