Katherin Cortés is a member of the Real Estate practice at Pinilla, González & Prieto Abogados. She advises domestic and international clients on the legal aspects of real estate transactions, urban development, land use, and the structuring of real estate projects.
Her practice focuses on assisting developers, investors, construction companies, financial institutions, and corporate clients throughout every stage of real estate projects, from legal due diligence and title review to the acquisition, development, financing, and disposition of real estate assets. She regularly advises clients on contractual matters, property rights, urban planning regulations, administrative procedures, and the legal framework governing residential, commercial, industrial, and mixed-use developments.
Katherin combines her knowledge of real estate law with a strong background in administrative law and urban and territorial management, enabling her to provide practical legal solutions for projects that require interaction with public authorities, regulatory agencies, and municipal planning entities. Her multidisciplinary approach allows clients to navigate complex regulatory environments while advancing their business and investment objectives.
Professional Experience
Katherin regularly advises clients on:
* Real estate acquisitions and dispositions.
* Legal due diligence and title review.
* Urban development and land use regulations.
* Structuring and development of real estate projects.
* Construction and development agreements.
* Commercial leasing and property management matters.
* Property rights, easements, and land registration.
* Administrative proceedings before land, planning, and municipal authorities.
Education
* Specialist in Urban and Territorial Management, Universidad Externado de Colombia, 2025.
* Specialist in Administrative Law, Universidad Externado de Colombia, 2021.
* Law Degree, Universidad Externado de Colombia, 2017.
Academic Activities
Katherin regularly participates in professional seminars and academic discussions on real estate law, urban development, administrative law, and land use planning, with a particular interest in the legal challenges associated with urban growth, infrastructure development, and real estate investment.
Languages
* Spanish
* English