Tim Lange’s real estate investment company, Double T & C Properties, Inc., recently purchased the former Celanese Technical Center from Clarkwood Industrial Park, LLC. Josh Gaines with NAI Cravey Real Estate Services represented the seller.

Clarkwood Industrial Park LLC has sold the former Celanese Technical Center to Double T&C Properties for an undisclosed amount in Corpus Christi. Located between Clarkwood Road and Rand Morgan, the property includes more than 200,000 square feet of office, warehouse and laboratory space in 11 buildings on more than 100 acres.

The Port of Corpus Christi has agreed to sell a major portion of Naval Station Ingleside to Leon Heron, owner of NSI Ventures, who plans to redevelop 916 acres into a light industrial, mixed-use complex.

A&W has purchased the former Wilcox Furniture store from the Wilcox family for an undisclosed price. Transwestern represented the buyer, and NAI Cravey’s Lynann Pinkham represented the seller.

Corpus Christi-based Beecroft Construction will break ground next month on a 150,000-square-foot facility in Corpus Christi for L&F Distributors. NAI Cravey Real Estate Services brokered the original land sale.

The 7,692-square-foot office at 5655 Bear Lane accommodates all administrative offices and staff while keeping it near the retail location. It also allows the company to expand its retail store.

Nueces County Community Action Agency recently purchased the former Capital Farm Credit building at 801 E. Main in Robstown. The agency was represented by Bill Odem of Joe Adame and Associates, Inc. Capital Farm Credit was represented by Josh Gaines of NAI Cravey Real Estate Services Inc.

American Pharmacies, a co-op of independent pharmacies, is moving its office from San Antonio to Corpus Christi. The new office. in the Frost Building downtown, opens April 1. Melissa DeLeon of NAI Cravey Real Estate Services represented American Pharmacies. NAI Cravey Real Estate is the exclusive leasing agent for Frost Bank Plaza.

The property was recently purchased by Waco-based KWM Investments, a transaction handled by NAI Cravey Real Estate Services. Equipment Depot, who moved from a site on Cantwell Lane, will lease the 2.14 acre property from KWM.

he white, two-story office building at the corner of Lawrence and Lower Broadway streets was known as the Brunkenhoefer Law Firm office for 13 years. A McAllen lawyer has acquired it. Cravey represented Brunkenhoefer during the sale. The lawyer will move to Wilson Plaza, 606 N. Carancahua St., Cravey said.