LIN Indrio Inc., which owns other industrial buildings in themarket, acquired the 1970s-era facility at 750 Almeda Genoa Rd.from Larry & Linda Womack of Houston. According to the HarrisCounty Appraisal District, the property is assessed at $4.1million.

Situated on 8.5 acres, the office/warehouse was used by theWomacks for their business, Dura Rack Inc., which has manufacturedshelving and pallet racks since 2000. The real estate went up forsale when the couple decided to shut down the business, accordingto Chris Caudill, a senior associate with NAI Houston. He, JohnFerruzzo and Joel Michael represented the Womacks in thetransaction. Jeff Barbles and Rob Chandler with Marcus &Millichap Real Estate Investment Brokerage Co. in Houstonnegotiated for the buyer.

Caudill tells GlobeSt.com that the warehouse sat on the marketabout a year before LIN Indrio took an interest in it. The newowner plans to make some cosmetic improvements and lease it. TheNAI Houston team of Caudill, Ferruzzo and Michael are handling theleasing for the building, which is on the market for $3 per sf.

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