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Camarin practices on the cutting edge between real estate, land use, and environmental laws. Her unique skillset and ability to work across multiple disciplines allow her to lead teams advising on all aspects of complex development projects, including acquisitions, dispositions, leasing, and financing. Her experience extends to land use entitlements and environmental permitting for similar projects and she is also widely recognized for her preeminent experience and abilities when it comes to ground leasing.
Camarin’s clients include developers, landowners, lenders and public agencies, and she handles real estate issues for a wide range of properties, from office buildings and shopping centers to agricultural lands and medical facilities. She also manages real estate work for a renowned higher education institution.
Experienced in representing clients before the California Energy Commission, the California Coastal Commission, the U.S. Bureau of Land Management, the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers and various local agencies, Camarin also regularly handles energy, regulatory and environmental permitting. She is highly knowledgeable of the California Environmental Quality Act (CEQA) and the National Environmental Policy Act (NEPA).
Camarin’s background includes living in Japan for two years as part of a secondment to the in-house legal department of an international trading, investment and service company. In this role, Camarin managed the legal affairs of the client and its subsidiaries in North, Central and South America involved in various industries, including energy and natural resources, agricultural resources and information technology.
Active in the San Francisco community, Camarin serves on the board of the Friends of Port Chicago National Memorial and Contra Costa Senior Legal Services.
