Gregory S. Oropeza
Managing Partner
greg@oropezastonescardenas.com
A native to Key West, Greg Oropeza began his real estate and business law career working with a long-time Key West real estate boutique law firm, handling all aspects of residential and commercial real estate transactional work. In 2012, Greg became a partner of what grew to be the largest law firm in Monroe County until April of 2017 when he along with Ginny Stones and Susan Cardenas formed Oropeza, Stones & Cardenas, focusing primarily on real property related matters. His areas of practice include real estate transactions, land use, business law, landlord/tenant law, structured finance, land use and real estate litigation. Greg is an agent for Chicago Title National Insurance Company and Attorney's Title Fund Services.
Areas of Experience: Real Estate Acquisitions and Sales | Banking, Lending and Structured Finance | Retail Leasing and Development | Corporate and Business Transactions | Landlord/Tenant | Real Estate and Land Use Litigation
Representative Experience:
- Representation in Homeowners Association and Condominium Association
- City of Key West land use approvals including Building Permit Allocation Process
- Buyers counsel with respect to both commercial and residential transactions
- Closing commercial transactions up to $8.5 million
- Representation of both private and institutional lenders
- Representation in foreclosure defense
Bar Admissions:
- Florida Bar: 2008
- Monroe County Bar Association
Education:
J.D., Florida State University College of Law, Honors Certificate in Land Use, Natural Resource and Environmental Law
B.S., University of Florida, Economics
Appointments:
Florida Bar Grievance Committee 2015 through present
Professional Memberships and Activities:
- Community Foundation of the Florida Keys, Board of Directors
- Key West Rotary Club
- Aids Help of Monroe County, Board of Directors
- Key West Fishing Tournament, Board of Directors
- Former Key West Planning Commissioner
- Key West Gator Club
- Florida Blue Key Alumnus