Gabriela Rico is the Owner at her own media outlet. She specializes in a diverse range of topics including construction and real estate, health and wellness, and animal care, with a particular focus on commercial real estate, housing market trends, and pets. Gabriela's work has been featured in BLOX Digital, 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.
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Homebuilder KB Home bought the former Carson Middle School property at 7777 E. Stella Road to build 99 single-story houses.
Those looking for a deal on back-to-school clothing and accessories, or anything kiddo-related, can shop at a local pop-up event for the next few days.
An overview of the upcoming opening of the Pascua Yaqui Tribe's first casino in Tucson city limits, including key features and future developments.
A mobile home park on the city’s south side, owned and operated by a local family for many years, has been sold for $26 million.
For Star Subscribers: JPMorgan Chase Bank, which operated a branch inside the Fry’s grocery store on Campbell Avenue and Irvington Road, has opened a standalone branch.
Starter homes are making a comeback in Tucson, with new models starting at $249,000 as builders respond to affordability challenges.
The state has filed a lawsuit against the owners of three Tucson apartment complexes, citing neglect, deception, and failure to provide required air conditioning standards in units.
The Rio Nuevo board in Tucson is likely to take a cautious approach towards new projects as it awaits state election results, deals with the loss of key members, and navigates through the aftermath of a recent mass shooting downtown.
The top stories of the week from longtime Star columnist Greg Hansen for August 16-22.
Learn about the 117-year legacy of Garcia Cleaners & Shirt Laundry in Tucson, from its founding in 1909 to its upcoming closure this fall.
