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Stephanie DeHerrera

Attorney Bio

Stephanie DeHerrera

Attorney

Stephanie DeHerrera is a licensed California land use attorney who advises on all aspects of the local land use entitlement process in California, including due diligence and land use entitlements and permitting, with a focus on compliance with California housing laws and the California Environmental Quality Act (CEQA).

About Stephanie

Stephanie DeHerrera is a licensed California land use attorney who advises on all aspects of the local land use entitlement process in California, including due diligence and land use entitlements and permitting, with a focus on compliance with California housing laws and the California Environmental Quality Act (CEQA). Based in Los Angeles with experience in the San Francisco Bay Area, Ms. DeHerrera is uniquely qualified to represent real estate developers that span the state but also fully understands the local nuances that land use issues present. Ms. DeHerrera is described by her colleagues as a detail-oriented, “people person,” which are qualities that make her an effective advocate for her clients.

While in law school, Ms. DeHerrera served as an intern for the San Francisco City Attorney’s Office in its Government Division. She was a board member of the Hastings Advocacy Committee, an on-campus group that advocates the school’s interest to the California legislature. Stephanie also earned a certificate of specialization in environmental law. Before law school, Stephanie was a political consultant developing resources and executing local field strategies for various local and statewide political campaigns.

Experience

Subject Matter Expertise

Affordable and permanent supportive housing projects across Los Angeles

High-profile, mixed-use projects in Downtown Los Angeles and on the San Francisco Bay Waterfront

Urban multifamily and mixed-use developments throughout the state, including in Los Angeles (city and county), West Hollywood,

Beverly Hills, Torrance, San Francisco, Oakland, and Emeryville

Senior residential care facilities in San Mateo County and Sunnyvale

Large-scale hotel projects in Los Angeles and Orange Counties

New master planned communities in Los Angeles County

Expansion of Silicon Valley tech/research and development headquarters

Industrial and manufacturing projects in Los Angeles, San Diego, Palmdale, Hayward and Menlo Park

Upscale “glamping” facilities in the Yosemite National Park area