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FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
OPPENHEIM PILELSKY LAW FIRM ANNOUNCES CLOSING ON MILLENNIUM PLAZA AT PARKLAND
 WESTON,
FL-- The law firm of Oppenheim Pilelsky has announced the
closing on Millennium Plaza at Parkland, a real estate deal valued
at more than $8 million. Parkland 2000 Development, L.L.C., a
Weston-based real estate company headed by Ignacio Martinez, is
developing the project.
The Millennium Plaza at Parkland contains over 62,000 square feet
of restaurant and retail space.
The plaza, located at the intersection of U.S. 441 and Mecca Boulevard,
promises to be a neighborhood commercial hub. The construction
loan of $8.4 million through Commerce Bank recently closed and
construction, scheduled for completion in December 2002, has begun.
William H. McCarty, Jr., of Counsel with Oppenheim Pilelsky and
Roy Oppenheim represented Parkland 2000 and Bill Smith of Shutts
& Bowen, L.L.C. represented Commerce Bank.
Even before completion, leases have been signed for the Nail Spa,
Casa Bella Sera Italian Restaurant, Don Pan Bakery and DryClean
USA.
"Millennium Plaza integrates a neighborhood friendliness with
fine architecture and design," said Oppenheim.
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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 , business,
insurance and Internet-related
matters, and select cases concerning personal
injury, wrongful death and medical malpractice. The firm is
located at: 1290 Weston Road, Suite 300, Weston, FL 33326 (954)
384-6114 and at 100 Tampa Street, Tampa, Florida. Partner Roy
Oppenheim is also founder and principal of Weston Title and Escrow,
named as one of the 100 top attorney-owned and operated title
firms by Attorneys Title Insurance. Their websites are www.oppenheimlaw.com
and www.westontitle.com.
Contact: Todd Templin or Paul Carson at Boardroom Communications,
954-370-8999, both for Oppenheim Pilelsky.
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