Francisco Alvarado is a Reporter at various media outlets, including Florida Bulldog and WGCU Public Media. He focuses on themes related to construction and real estate, as well as culture and society, often covering topics such as commercial real estate, real estate development, and retail trends. Francisco's work has been featured in prominent publications such as The Daily Beast, Miami Herald, and The Washington Post.
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Francisco Alvarado's coverage primarily focuses on the real estate industry, with a particular emphasis on property development, hotel industry, and lawsuits in Miami and South Florida. Given his extensive coverage of private sector announcements and legal policy regulation within the real estate sector, he is likely to be interested in pitches that provide insights into major property transactions, regulatory changes impacting the real estate market in Miami and South Florida, high-profile legal cases related to real estate or significant developments in property development projects.
In terms of geographic focus, Francisco concentrates mainly on national (United States) news relating to New York City. Therefore, when pitching stories or experts for him it would be beneficial to emphasize relevance to this specific area.
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By: Francisco Alvarado
With the beat of Junkanoo drums echoing down Grand Avenue and revelers in bright Carnival costumes filling the streets, the Miami Goombay Festival returns to Coconut Grove this week with the color, sound and energy that have long defined the neighborhood's celebration of Bahamian culture.
Last month, when Miami Mayor Eileen Higgins made her pitch to skeptical city commissioners to back a proposed $450 million bond for new police and fire facilities, she pointed to a resident survey, deteriorating conditions inside city buildings, and safety risks to city residents.
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By: Francisco Alvarado
The manslaughter trial of Miami commercial broker George Pino began with opening statements, where prosecutors alleged his reckless boating caused the 2022 death of 17-year-old Lucy Fernandez.
By: Francisco Alvarado
Pino's attorney argued his client suffered a concussion that clouded his recollection of events
By: Francisco Alvarado
Florida Supercon is turning 20, Miami fans are ready for action Miami New Times
By: Francisco Alvarado
The nearly 39,000-square-foot retail plaza at 51 Northwest 23th Street sold for nearly double its previous sale price five years ago, Patrick Khoury, chief investment officer for Rivani's Miami-based namesake firm, told The Real Deal
By: Francisco Alvarado
Doral-based commercial broker leaned on brain injury defense in manslaughter, vessel homicide case stemming from 2022 boat crash
The six-member jury acquitted the Doral-based commercial real estate broker on manslaughter and boat vessel homicide charges stemming from a boat crash that claimed Fernandez's life four years ago. The accident seriously injured three other people, but Pino has not been charged with crimes related to their injuries.
