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Published in Business and Finance on Monday, November 2nd 2009 at 3:07 GMT by Market Wire

LOS ANGELES, CA--(Marketwire - November 2, 2009) - Crystal Properties Holdings, Inc. (
Peter Anello, president of Crystal Properties stated, "The Company is in negotiations with StorRite, LLC to help with the feasibility studies that lead to the location of choice self storage facilities available at a discounted prices. Once purchased, StorRite would manage the self storage facilities under the StorRite program and policies."
About Crystal Properties Holdings, Inc.
The Company is focused on aggressively purchasing and selling discounted real estate, real estate portfolios and underdeveloped properties from individual investors, financial institutions, developers and banks.
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