Caitlin Quander

Expertise spans land use and zoning, general real estate matters and urban renewal and public finance. Over a decade of real estate experience. Brings strong local ties to Colorado-focused projects. With an emphasis on land use and entitlements, Caitlin’s practice spans all areas of real estate development including acquisitions and dispositions, zoning and development as well as serving as special and general counsel to various governmental and quasi-governmental entities. Working primarily on Colorado projects, Caitlin regularly interfaces with local municipalities and agencies. She advises clients on development and entitlement matters related to land use, including zoning due diligence, development agreements and intergovernmental agreements. She guides clients through board of adjustment, annexation, affordable housing, landmark preservation and historic designation, and planning and zoning processes. Her background in civil defense litigation also allows her to provide fluid representation in land use litigation, specifically 106 actions. She represents publicly traded REITS and privately owned development companies in all aspects of the acquisition and disposition of real property, including multi-family, retail, industrial and office properties. Caitlin understands the interplay between the public sector and private real estate developers, working on various public-private partnerships for complex projects involving infill redevelopment, urban renewal, eminent domain, mixed use, transit-oriented development and PIFs and other public financing tools. Caitlin has negotiated on behalf of urban renewal authorities and developers for tax increment and other sources of public financing.