Mario Marroquin is a Journalist at various publications including The Journal News Media Group and Crain's New York Business. A native of El Salvador, he specializes in real estate development, urban development, and economic issues, with a focus on commercial and residential real estate, architecture, and planning. Mario's work has been featured in prominent outlets such as Crain's Chicago Business and Jersey Digs, showcasing his expertise in the real estate sector.
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Mario's coverage heavily focuses on the real estate industry, particularly in New York City. His articles often include private sector announcements and press releases, indicating a preference for stories related to deals, developments, and market trends within the local real estate sector.
Given Mario's focus on private sector announcements and data citations, he may be interested in pitches that offer exclusive insights into upcoming real estate deals or provide access to proprietary data relevant to New York City's real estate market.
Furthermore, his frequent coverage of foreclosure-related topics suggests potential interest in expert opinions or insider perspectives on distressed properties and their impact on the local housing market.
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By: Mario Marroquin
A proposal by Newark developer Pedro Gomes to repurpose an empty lot along Lock Street in Brick City's University Heights neighborhood recently
By: Mario Marroquin
The city council for the City of Passaic recently voted to approve a tax incentive towards the rehabilitation of Speer Village, the city's largest public housing complex.
The historic White Manna Hamburgers restaurant, located at the corner of River and Passaic streets in Hackensack, is set to relocate to a brand-new
By: Mario Marroquin
A proposal to repurpose the Firemen's Insurance Co. building in downtown Newark into an affordable apartment and retail complex recently secured an
A proposal to redevelop a waterfront lot in Venice Park into a nursery for shellfish recently took a step forward after the Atlantic City Planning Board voted to approve a site plan for the project.
By: Mario Marroquin
The Asbury Park Planning Board recently voted to approve a 67-unit mixed-use development near the Carousel Building amid the threat of legal action against it and its members.
The redevelopment of the Sheraton Atlantic City Convention Center Hotel is inching closer to reality after local officials and officials from Trenton officially endorsed the project.
By: Mario Marroquin
A long-running proposal for a 150-unit mixed-use building in Newark has finally secured approval after a court ordered the Planning Board to reconsider the application.
By: Mario Marroquin
The Newark City Council recently granted initial approval for a second extension of a tax break it granted to the owner of the FBI building just off McCarter Highway downtown.
By: Mario Marroquin
The Atlantic City Council recently voted to approve a landmark designation for the 24-story Claridge Hotel at 120 S. Indiana Avenue.
