LOS ANGELES, CA -- (Marketwire) -- 06/10/09 -- Crystal Properties Holding, Inc. (PINKSHEETS: CPHG) signed a Construction Project Labor Agreement (PLA) for the future ROCKFORD RIVER DISTRICT DOWNTOWN REVITALIZATION program in Rockford, Illinois (Winnebago County) with the Craft Local Unions Affiliated with the Building & Construction Trades Department AFL-CIO.

In an interview with RWG, The Union President and Business Representative and Organizer, Brad Long (www.carpentersunion.org), and International Union of North America Business Manger, Tom DalSanto of Local #32 - A.F.L. / C.I.O., stated, "The union trades are exited to be involved with Crystal Properties Holdings, Inc."

Peter Anello, The President of Crystal Properties, stated, "The union is a strong partner in the community and an integral part of the overall success of a project of this magnitude. The CPHG team is honored to have the union on board."

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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