Francisco Alvarado is a Reporter at various esteemed publications including Florida Bulldog and The Daily Beast. He specializes in construction and real estate, focusing on topics such as commercial real estate, urban development, and luxury accommodations, while also covering the hospitality and retail sectors. His work has been featured in notable outlets such as The Washington Post, Miami Herald, and The Japan Times.
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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
Lubeck , CEO of Tampa-based American Landmark Apartments, and a group of local partners acquired the Embassy Suites by Hilton Palm Beach Gardens, a 160-key property at 4350 PGA Boulevard, according to a news release. Lubeck paid $34 million for the hotel and $6 million for the adjacent acreage, a spokesperson said.
By: Francisco Alvarado
Two years after failed assassination of his estranged wife and his death by suicide, the battle over late developer's assets lingers
The story he told about Doroth Donovon's killing initially seemed bizarre.
At a Thursday afternoon hearing, U.S. District Judge K. Michael Moore declined to hear arguments from Kapoor's legal team to reconsider a ruling last month by a magistrate judge to keep their client locked up following his March 6 arrest on 37 felony counts including wire and bank fraud, money laundering, failure to account for and remit payroll taxes to the Internal Revenue Service and tax evasion.
By: Francisco Alvarado
Rishi Kapoor is a long way away from the days when he wore snazzy suits, drove around town in a McLaren, hosted soirees on his yacht and dazzled investors with his vision for developing luxury condos and co-living mixed-use projects across South Florida.
By: Francisco Alvarado
By Francisco Alvarado, FloridaBulldog.org - Miami-Dade Chief Judge Orshan chickens out of reassigning Jason Miller paternity case.
By: Francisco Alvarado
Federal prosecutors charged Motha , a 42-year-old Pinecrest resident, with a felony conspiracy count for allegedly helping Kapoor conceal and divert more than $1.3 million in payroll taxes owed to the Internal Revenue Service, according to a criminal information charging document. Motha made his first court appearance on April 14 and was released on a $250,000 bond, court records show. He faces up to five years in prison.
By: Francisco Alvarado
The godfather of Latin comedy gets one more performance, a heavenly sendoff, and a Miami-style wake.
Disgraced developer faces prison after admitting he misappropriated $85 million from investors as part of plea deal
By: Francisco Alvarado
Authorities announced the move during a press conference at the Freedom Tower. May 20, 2026
