Park Plaza Gardens, a popular restaurant in Winter Park, Florida, is offering discounts through the innovative Demetree Business Network (DBN), which was launched and operated by Demetree Real Estate Services, Inc (DRESI), a leading Orlando commercial real estate firm.

Orlando, FL -- (SBWire) -- 01/23/2014 --Park Plaza Gardens, a popular restaurant in Winter Park, Florida, is offering discounts through the innovative Demetree Business Network (DBN), which was launched and operated by Demetree Real Estate Services, Inc (DRESI), a leading Orlando commercial real estate firm.

Patrons who are members of the DBN are entitled to receiving 10 percent off of their entire check, needing only to provide their DBN identification card. Plaza Park Gardens – which is highly rated for its menu, service, and aesthetic – is a member of the DBN.

The fairly generous discount, which applies only to DBN members, highlights the advantages and perks of the unique program, which was launched to create a mutually-beneficial network for businesses across the Orlando area.

The DBN is explicitly designed to be easy and accessible, and participating members are offered free advertising on Demetree Real Estate properties, which can potentially provide exposure to thousands of tenants.

Membership for the DBN is made freely available to all tenants of Demetree Real Estate properties, with the only requirement being that participants provide a discount to other members of the network. Details of the discount – such as length, conditions, and other details – are left to the discretion of members. Special offers are then accessed through a DBN Preferred Member Card.

Additionally, businesses and employees can sign up at the company’s website, DemetreeRealEstate.com, to receive updates about DBN specials in their area.

About Demetree Real Estate Business Network
The Demetree Real Estate Business Network was launched as part of the company’s goal to build relationships with its clients. It has been operating in Orlando for several decades, and the Demetree family has been involved in the area since the 1940s.