Overview

Pina represents commercial, retail, office, developer, data center, industrial, health-care, and non-profit clients in real estate transactions and investments. She advises clients through the entire real estate process, including acquisition, due diligence, title review and analysis, development, leasing, sale, and licensing.

Pina regularly leads a team of seasoned real estate professionals in complex acquisition and development matters. She represents clients in all aspects of real estate acquisition and sale transactions, from drafting and negotiating purchase and sale agreements to reviewing and analyzing due diligence materials, preparing transaction documents, and ultimately closing the transaction. Pina guides institutional clients in their leasing transactions, representing both landlords and tenants in leasing warehouse and industrial centers, offices, hospitals, senior-living facilities, retail shopping centers, grocery stores, convenience stores, gas stations, and restaurants.

In addition, Pina works with institutional owners and users of real estate such as office developers, healthcare providers, senior living facilities, grocery stores, and restaurants to manage their day-to-day real estate matters, including acquisitions, sales, and leases.

Pina also represents real estate investors and lenders, providing support and analysis on real estate issues that may affect the collateral. Additionally, she represents food growers and producers, assisting them in acquiring and developing real estate for their operations.

Pina is a regular instructor with the Pennsylvania Bar Institute, presenting on various issues, including easements, leasing, and negotiation. Pina is a member of the International Council of Shopping Centers.

  • International client: Represented client in Pennsylvania acquisition and development matters, including the $50 million acquisition of a multi-property transaction for the development of a 1.275 million-square-foot warehouse campus.
  • Regional grocery store chain: Represent client in acquisition and leasing matters in Pennsylvania, Maryland, and Virginia.
  • National developer: Represent client in development of fifteen-parcel, multi-building mixed-use development in northeastern Pennsylvania, including the establishment of commercial condominium governing operation of the project.
  • Regional developer: Represent client to manage diverse real estate portfolio comprised of warehouse, industrial, storage, and office properties, including all matters related to acquisition, leasing, and sale of properties.
  • Energy provider: Represent client in all matters related to the conversion of a former coal plant to a liquid natural terminal, including negotiation of lease agreement for plant operator with annual base rent in excess of $1 billion.
  • Regional Pennsylvania-based hospital system: Counsel to client in acquisition of smaller hospital system and management of all real estate matters related to newly merged facility system.
  • Colorado-based developer: Represented client in the land control of more than 220 acres of property in Pennsylvania and advised on matters related to the subdivision and development plan approval to allow for the development of 2.0 million square feet of warehouse space, and the sale of the project to a national industrial developer.
  • Senior living provider: Represent the client in the acquisition of properties for the expansion of the flagship campus.
  • Developer: Represent the client in all matters related to the acquisition and development of a data center campus in central Pennsylvania.
  • Community economic development corporation: Serve as general counsel to the client.
  • The Dickinson School of Law of The Pennsylvania State University, J.D., Penn State Law Review, ATLA Trial Team
  • St. Joseph’s University, B.A., magna cum laude
  • Pennsylvania
  • Gary F. Yenkowski Client Service Award, 2025
  • Select Lawyer, 2015
  • Tribute to Women of Excellence Honoree, 2014
  • Pennsylvania Bar Association
  • Dauphin County Bar Association
  • Pennsylvania Bar Institute, presenter and author
  • Habitat for Humanity of Greater Harrisburg Area, Board of Directors, past member
  • YWCA Greater Harrisburg, Friends Committee Board, past member
  • United Way of the Capital Region
    • Women’s Leadership Network
    • Bridges Society
  • Capital Region Economic Development Corporation
  • International Council of Shopping Centers
  • 2026 Commercial Real Estate Compliance Module, Landmark Commercial Realty, April 2026
  • Understanding Easements 2025, Pennsylvania Bar Institute, April 30, 2025
  • 2024 Commercial Real Estate Compliance Module, Landmark Commercial Realty, April 2024
  • Understanding Easements 2023, Pennsylvania Bar Institute, April 25, 2023
  • 2022 Commercial Real Estate Compliance Module, Landmark Commercial Realty, April 22, 2022
  • Small Fish, Big Pond – How Small Tenants Can Negotiate the Best Possible Lease When They Aren’t the Biggest Fish in the Retail Pond, Pennsylvania Bar Institute – 24th Annual Real Estate Institute, December 4, 2020
  • Estoppels, SNDAs and Sublease Non-disturbance Agreements (What You Need to Know and Why They Matter), NAICIR, February 4, 2020
  • Let’s Make a Deal – Winning Strategies for the Effective Real Estate Negotiator, Pennsylvania Bar Institute – 23rd Annual Real Estate Institute, December 5, 2019
  • Real Life Questions for Real Lawyers, March 15, 2017
  • Commercial Agreements of Sale and Leases, April 20, 2016
  • Negotiating Retail Shopping Center and Office Building Leases, National Business Institute, June 10, 2014
  • Negotiating Long Term Ground Leases for Build to Suit Buildings, National Business Institute, June 10, 2014

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