SERVICES
Three pillars
My work is structured around three core areas of strategic advisory designed to help developers, investors, and organizations strengthen the viability, positioning, and institutional alignment of complex urban and real estate projects.
Pre-Development Strategic Intelligence
Urban analysis, territorial strategy, and early-stage advisory for developers and investors evaluating land, acquisitions, and new residential opportunities. Includes master planning and territorial strategy.
Strategic Residential Product Optimization
Research-driven advisory focused on residential positioning, market differentiation, amenities, and long-term commercial competitiveness. Includes socio-territorial research.
Institutional Strategy & Stakeholder Management
Strategic coordination with authorities, institutions, communities, and key stakeholders for projects involving territorial or political complexity. Includes regulatory and context risk assessment.
Architectural and Planning Consultancy
I advise developers, investors, and organizations on complex urban and real estate projects through strategic planning, socio-territorial research, and institutional coordination. My work focuses on strengthening project viability, navigating regulatory and stakeholder complexity, improving residential positioning, and helping developments move forward with greater clarity, legitimacy, and long-term value.
About Pablo García de Paredes
Pablo Garcia de Paredes, PhD, is an architect, researcher, and strategic urban advisor specialized in complex real estate and territorial projects. His work combines urban intelligence, socio-territorial research, master planning, and high-level institutional articulation to help developers, investors, and organizations strengthen project viability and navigate complex urban environments.
He holds two doctorates — one in Architecture from Université Laval (Canada) and another in Social Sciences from the University of Panama — in addition to an MBA in Strategic Business Administration. His interdisciplinary background allows him to bridge architecture, public policy, urban research, and strategic decision-making.
His professional experience includes large-scale land use planning, residential master planning, conflict analysis, and institutional coordination for major real estate developments in Panama. He has worked directly with private developers, public authorities, and multidisciplinary teams on projects involving regulatory complexity, stakeholder management, and territorial transformation.
Pablo is also the recipient of multiple international research awards and grants, including the SENACYT FIED 2025 national research competition, managing a research initiative on transportation-oriented urban development between Panama and Japan. He has collaborated with organizations and institutions such as Université Laval, INGSA (International Network for Government Science Advice), VITAM Sustainable Health Research Centre, and the Inter-American Development Bank ecosystem through urban policy and communication initiatives.
His research and publications focus on housing, urban identity, territorial conflict, mental health, and the relationship between people and the built environment. He is the author of the books Urbanofobia, Panamorfosis, and Minimal Maximal City Planning.
