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Cinemark’s Ridgmar 13 Wins a Reprieve as Ramrock Razes Fort Worth Mall for 931,000 SQFT Logistics Park

August 21, 20263 Mins read47
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Cinemark confirmed its Ridgmar 13 and XD theater will keep showing first-run films under its existing lease even as Ramrock Real Estate prepares to demolish most of the surrounding Fort Worth mall for a 931,000-square-foot logistics campus.

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