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Author: Roy Oppenheim

What Does New York City Politics Have to Do With The South Florida Real Estate Market?

Tue Jul 1, 2025 by on Housing Market & News

Despite facing challenges in South Florida’s real estate market, largely due to oversupply, insurance, mortgage rates, older condos and affordability, there is going to be an uptick in relocations to Florida. What are the reasons for such an increase in South Florida real estate activity? As discussed in an earlier blog, corporate relocations to Florida, particularly from high taxed states […]

Oppenheim Law Elevates Geoffrey Sherman to Named Partner and Changes Firm Name to Oppenheim, Pilelsky & Sherman, P.A.

Thu Jan 16, 2025 by on Press Releases

Oppenheim Law announces the promotion of Geoffrey E. Sherman to named partner, effective January 1, 2025. The firm will now be known as Oppenheim, Pilelsky & Sherman, P.A. doing business as Oppenheim Law. With over fifteen years at the firm, Geoffrey has played a pivotal role in its growth, specializing in real estate and business law. The name change reflects […]

BOI Report Filing and Compliance

Thu Sep 19, 2024 by on News

  In order to control  businesses that may legitimize various criminal enterprises, including specifically, worldwide terrorism, several years ago Homeland Security was tasked with creating a national database for most businesses in the United States. As a result, the Corporate Transparency Act (CTA)  went into effect January 1, 2024. While there have been challenges to the CTA, the CTA, nevertheless, […]

The Upcoming Presidential Election and The Real Estate Market

Tue Sep 10, 2024 by on Housing Market & News

Regardless of one’s politics, most people will agree that one of the major issues confronting our country is the housing market.  As we discussed in an earlier blog, high interest rates have precluded not only first-time homebuyers from purchasing but also sellers from listing their homes. Why? The issue of attainable housing arises. With high interest rates, potentially less people […]