Ms. Korrapati represents clients in a wide variety of real estate transactions including the acquisition, sale, design, construction, financing, management, leasing and zoning/land use planning of real property. At John Miller Law Firm, Ms. Korrapati not only focuses on residential real estate closings, title searches, and leases, but also business formation and contract negotiation. Additionally, Ms. Korrapati handles major commercial real estate transactions for shopping centers, office buildings and restaurants.
Prior to relocating to North Carolina with her family, Ms. Korrapati worked at Dewey & LeBoeuf LLP in New York City as a Real Estate Associate where she worked on several multi-million dollar transactions, including the renovation of the New York Public Library, the design and construction of a new campus for Mount Sinai School of Medicine, redevelopment and renovation of the campus of Lincoln Center for the Performing Arts in New York City. She has extensive experience in drafting and negotiating key points of architect agreements, construction contracts for major renovation and new construction projects of institutions, not-for-profit organizations and governmental agencies.
Ms. Korrapati graduated from New York University’s Stern School of Business and New York Law School. She is now proud to call North Carolina her home and is an active volunteer in the community. Ms. Korrapati serves on the Board of Directors at Metrolina Regional Scholars Academy in Charlotte, NC as the Chair of Expansion. Ms. Korrapati is licensed to practice law in North Carolina and New York.
Peyton is currently enrolled in the Paralegal Program at UNC-Charlotte, which will conclude in December 2019. In May of 2018, she received her Bachelor of Arts in Theatre Arts with a minor in Sociology from Catawba College in Salisbury, NC. While on a full-tuition scholarship at Catawba, Peyton immersed herself in interdisciplinary, academically rigorous coursework. In her time there, she concentrated in Directing and mounted three full-scale productions from the director's seat.
Her extracurricular involvement led her to work in law, as it primarily centered around her true passion; advocacy. She served as President of the oldest society on campus, The Blue Masque, for two years in a row (something that had not been done since the ‘80s). In addition, she was on the Honors Council of Students for the Catawba Honors Program for three years, as well as the Theatre Arts Student Advocacy Board for three years, two of which as Vice-Chair. She also served the college-at-large as a Resident Assistant (R.A.) and on the Student Conduct Board.
Her work experience is based in serving the community through event services, non-profit work, and arts enrichment. She is a Floridian by birth and a North Carolinian by choice. In her free time, she enjoys exploring Charlotte’s rich arts scene, thrifting, and reading about Social Theory.
