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Hungry Pig appears in Lake Worth alcohol filing, $2.1 million sale-leaseback offer

The proposal names Hungry Pig as tenant and guarantor for 20 years, but the records do not show an approved permit, completed sale or executed lease.

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Hungry Pig Supply Co. appears in two records tied to 4049 Boat Club Road in Lake Worth: a state alcohol application marked Received and a $2.1 million property offering that proposes a 20-year sale-leaseback.

The TABC public inquiry lists application 629136 for Hungry Pig at the address. It does not show an approved permit; the only supplied status is Received.

What the property offer proposes

The offering memorandum identifies Hungry Pig as the proposed tenant and lease guarantor. It says a new lease would run for 20 years and be executed at closing.

That timing matters: the memorandum markets terms for a potential transaction. It does not document a completed sale or an executed lease.

The memorandum describes the property as a Valero-branded gas station and convenience store with fuel infrastructure installed in 2023.

What the records establish

Together, the documents connect Hungry Pig to a prospective operating role at the Boat Club Road property. They do not establish permit approval, a completed sale or an executed lease.

Related Tarrant County project

In Fort Worth, separate records detail a $1.1 million private wine-club project at The Cellars at OB Mac.