FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
Roy Oppenheim Shares His Views on the South Florida Real Estate Market During a Guest Appearance on WPBT-TV
( Weston, Florida, April 5, 2005 ) Roy Oppenheim, founder and senior partner of the
Weston, Florida-based law firm Oppenheim Pilelsky, was invited
to be a guest on the WPBT-TV program "Issues" to discuss his
views on the red hot South Florida real estate market. Oppenheim
joined guests Jay Chernoff, from the Realtor Association of Greater
Miami and the Beaches, and veteran journalist Ike Seamans for
the half hour program that aired on Friday, April 1 and again
on Sunday, April 3.
WPBT-TV (Channel 2) is a PBS affiliate in South Florida . "Issues" is
a weekly, locally-produced public affairs program that examines
important issues to the community.
Oppenheim noted on the program that he doesn't see any significant
slow down in the real estate market in the immediate future.
He said it would take an unexpected external force, such as a
dramatic spike in interest rates, or an "oil shock" price increase
to cool off some the sizzle. Last summer, Oppenheim authored
a white paper that
analyzed whether South Florida was sitting on a real estate bubble
and ready for a correction.
Oppenheim is a seasoned real estate attorney and also real estate
investor. Besides his law practice, he also owns and operates
Weston Title & Escrow, a Weston-based real estate title company.
To view the segment in which Oppenheim appeared on the show,
click here.
For more on "Issues" log on to www.channel2.org .
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About Oppenheim Pilelsky:
Oppenheim is a partner in the firm, along with
his wife Ellen Pilelsky. Oppenheim Pilelsky, the oldest
law firm in Weston, is a general practice concentrating
in real estate, litigation and consumer related matters.
The law firm of Oppenheim & Pilelsky is located
at: 1290 Weston Road, Suite 300, Weston, FL 33326 (954)
384-6114 or 1-888-384-6114. Oppenheim Pilelsky can
also be found at www.oppenheimlaw.com
For more information contact: Christine Manna or
Julie Silver at Boardroom Communications, 954-370-8999.
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