Adolfo Pesquera

About Adolfo Pesquera

Adolfo Pesquera (Reporter/Editor) is a veteran news journalist. He has worked for Hearst Corp., American Lawyer Media, News Corp and Freedom Communications. His work has been published in newspapers and magazines across the USA. He is a journalism graduate of UT-RGV. He writes, edits and creates digital pages for VBX.

San Antonio: Brooks Announces New Board Officers

By Adolfo Pesquera|2019-07-18T16:40:16-05:00July 18th, 2019|Industry News|

The Brooks Development Authority Board of Directors held elections Tuesday and chose Steven Goldberg to continue as chairman for

Waco: NewQuest Properties Secures Incentive Package for 142-Acre Cottonwood Creek Market

By Adolfo Pesquera|2019-07-18T14:25:23-05:00July 18th, 2019|Construction Preview, Feature Story|

Waco: NewQuest Properties Secures Incentive Package for 142-Acre Cottonwood Creek Market Feature Illustration (above): A concept rendering of Cottonwood Creek Market. Courtesy: NewQuest Properties. Posted: 7-18-2019 by Adolfo Pesquera Waco (McLenn

San Antonio: Alazan Lofts Clear Zoning Hurdle Amid Opposition

By Adolfo Pesquera|2019-07-18T10:36:08-05:00July 18th, 2019|Construction Preview, Feature Story|

By an 8-to-2 vote of the San Antonio Zoning Commission, the Alazan Lofts project obtained zoning approval Tuesday, despite opposition

Waco: Magnolia Silos Redevelopment Slated for End of 2019 Completion

By Adolfo Pesquera|2019-07-17T16:58:36-05:00July 17th, 2019|Feature Story, Industry News|

Waco: Magnolia Silos Redevelopment Slated for End of 2019 Completion Feature Photo: July 2018 view of Magnolia Silos from the Webster Avenue entrance. Image: Google Streets. Posted: 7-17-2019 by Adolfo Pesquera Waco (Mclennan County) -- The develo

San Antonio: NRP Group Presents West Side and Medical Center Projects to Zoning Commission

By Adolfo Pesquera|2019-07-17T09:36:02-05:00July 17th, 2019|Construction Preview, Feature Story|

NRP Group has started designs on two more multifamily housing projects--one on the near West Side and one in the South Texas Medical

Houston Museum District Residents Oppose 33-Story Tower

By Adolfo Pesquera|2019-07-16T13:40:31-05:00July 16th, 2019|Construction Preview, Feature Story|

Museum Park District residents came downtown in force last week to oppose a proposed 33-story residential tower they claim is drastically out of place

College Station Revives Effort to Get a YMCA

By Adolfo Pesquera|2019-07-15T14:10:55-05:00July 15th, 2019|Construction Preview, Feature Story|

The College Station City Council plans to update a 2016 study about developing a YMCA facility and will be seeking public participation on its

Texas Ports Still Adjusting to Panama Canal Expansion

By Adolfo Pesquera|2019-07-16T13:57:25-05:00July 12th, 2019|Feature Story, Industry News|

Texas seaports are committed to spending hundreds of millions to meet the demand coming for the expansion of the Panama Canal

Arlington: Provident Realty’s Multifamily Project Goes Sideways at P&Z

By Adolfo Pesquera|2019-07-11T14:37:16-05:00July 11th, 2019|Construction Preview, Feature Story|

Provident Realty Advisors hoped to break ground by January on a 331-unit multifamily project, but the Arlington Planning & Zoning Commission denied the concept

Dallas: Landry Commercial Names Joe Whitmer Partner, Industrial Services Director

By Adolfo Pesquera|2019-07-11T08:24:44-05:00July 11th, 2019|Industry News|

Landry Commercial Real Estate Services, a full-service commercial real estate company, announced the hiring Tuesday of Joe Whitmer to its

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