Alex Barreira is a Beat Reporter - Hospitality at San Francisco Business Times. He covers a range of topics including hotels, restaurants, and tourism, with a focus on the hospitality and leisure industry in California, particularly in San Francisco. Alex's work has been featured in Yahoo Finance, NBC Boston Stations, San Francisco Business Journal, and Charlotte Business Journal.
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San Francisco, United States (Local)
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Alex Barreira's coverage predominantly revolves around local business developments, restaurant openings/closures, and real estate transactions in the San Francisco Bay Area. Given this focus, he is likely to be receptive to pitches related to new business ventures, changes in leadership within companies (such as CEO appointments), commercial real estate trends or major property transactions.
As a journalist with a specific geographic focus on the United States, California, and San Francisco area, he would most likely appreciate pitches that are relevant to these locations. Additionally, given his emphasis on private sector announcements and press releases, public relations professionals representing businesses opening or closing in the area may find success reaching out for potential coverage.
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By: Alex Barreira
Listen to this article 6 min Hoteliers love the certainty, if not the rates.
By: Alex Barreira
Listen to this article 4 min A VC-backed group plans to replace the corporate coffee chain with a tenant at discounted rent.
Turtle Tower Bistro coming to the Financial District
Hyatt Regency San Francisco Downtown SoMa hotel returned to lender
By: Alex Barreira
A renovation will mean the exit of two high-profile Ferry Building tenants and potential disruption to others over the next year.
By: Alex Barreira
Menu will focus on authentic Roman essentials. In other words, don't ask for fettucine alfredo.
By: Alex Barreira
It was San Francisco's first store focused just on electric scooters.
By: Alex Barreira
If San Francisco's largest mall wasn't dead, it is now.
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