Fernando Del Valle is a periodista and the director gerente of @CanalMalagaRTV. He focuses on construction and real estate, aviation and aerospace, and regional interest stories, covering topics such as commercial real estate, property management, and the housing market across North America and LATAM. Fernando's work has been featured in notable publications including the Raymondville Chronicle & Willacy County News, Yahoo News, and the Fort Worth Star-Telegram.
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Harlingen, United States (Local)
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By: Fernando Del Valle
Emails show a data center developer’s official questioned whether discussions surrounding a Harlingen WaterWorks agreement could be kept “out of the public arena,” while the agency’s officials moved talks into a closed-door session.
By: Fernando Del Valle
HARLINGEN - Emails show a data center developer's official questioned whether discussions surrounding a Harlingen WaterWorks agreement could be
By: Fernando Del Valle
After more than five years of planning, the city’s Economic Development Corporation is taking steps to launch a $97 million project aimed at turning a 71-acre site into a development made up of homes, office suites, retail shops and restaurants in Harlingen’s medical district.
By: Fernando Del Valle
HARLINGEN - After more than five years of planning, the city's Economic Development Corporation is taking steps to launch a $97 million project
By: Fernando Del Valle
After nearly 10 years in Harlingen, Garver is expanding operations, opening a $5 million office building while planning to create 50 new jobs, including “high-quality” jobs amid the region’s growth.
By: Fernando Del Valle
HARLINGEN — A $7 million offer to widen a main canal draining Valley International Airport is back on the table.
By: Fernando Del Valle
In a courtroom-like setting, the city commission’s majority reprimanded San Benito Mayor Pete Galvan for “threatening” city Economic Development Corporation officials, warning he could pull the agency’s funding.
By: Fernando Del Valle
San Benito Mayor Pedro "Pete" Galvan SAN BENITO - In a courtroom-like setting, the city commission's majority reprimanded Mayor Pete Galvan
By: Fernando Del Valle
The city’s calling on a data center developer to consider working with officials to plan a $7 million project aimed at widening a main canal draining Valley International Airport.
Two months after Harlingen's new $72 million general fund budget passed them up for raises, about 400 city employees might be getting 5% pay increases.
