Gabriela Rico is the Owner of her own media outlet. She covers a diverse range of topics including retail, real estate, and social issues, with a particular focus on Arizona and Tucson. Gabriela's work has been featured in BOND, CLIVE L, Citizen Tribune, and Arizona Daily Star.
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Gabriela Rico's coverage primarily focuses on local business, real estate developments, and community events in Tucson, Arizona. She frequently covers private sector announcements and press releases related to real estate, food & beverage industry, and general business and industry news.
For effective pitches to Gabriela Rico, consider offering exclusive insights or access to key figures involved in local business expansions (especially retail), new real estate projects or innovative development plans within the Tucson area. Providing unique angles or stories about how these developments impact the community would likely capture her attention.
Remember that she has a strong focus on specific topics related to Tucson such as real estate, businesses/industries, development and retail. Therefore, pitches should be tailored specifically towards these areas of interest for increased relevance.
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For subscribers: The Tucson Industrial Authority has purchased the former Lee Ho Market at 600 S. Meyer Ave. in Barrio Viejo.
For subscribers: Daiso opened its first Tucson store on Sunrise and Kolb in August.
For Star subscribers: The market on South Sixth Avenue between East Congress Street and East Broadway opened in 2016. It will reopen as a food hall, with vendor stalls that
Here's a roundup of recent commercial activities across the metro Tucson area.
For Subscribers: Mattamy Homes recently bought 73 finished lots within the community of Blackhawk, near Interstate 10 and Wilmot Road
For subscribers: The Rancho Center, 3302-3416 E. Speedway, once boasted tenants such as McLellan’s and Korby department stores.
For Star Subscribers: Second Sky is developing a new community center on Tucson's south side that will be a intergenerational gathering spot with food, beverages and activities.
The new 65,000-square-foot casino will have a second-floor escalator entrance, restaurant and sports bar. Gaming options will include slot machines, a high-limit room and table games.
For Star Subscribers: The former Fabrics That Go building on Campbell Avenue, just south of Fort Lowell Road, will get a makeover and new tenants.
By: Gabriela Rico
For Star Subscribers: The former Fabrics That Go building on Campbell Avenue, just south of Fort Lowell Road, will get a makeover and new tenants.
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