Frank Crivello, Managing Member, Eastern Coast Management Announces Sale of Marina Complex in Little River, South Carolina

Highland Park Real Estate Development Corporation, Oak Brook, Illinois, purchases marina for $4.5 million.

Cape Canaveral, Florida-July 6, 2005-Frank Crivello, Managing Member, Eastern Coast Management, LLC (ECM") announced today that RE Palm Beach Partners, LLC, a limited liability company it owns equally with Robert Weisberg, closed on the sale of BW Marina, Little River, South Carolina to Highland Park Real Estate Development Corporation for $4.5m. BW Marina is a full service marina. REPB purchased BW Marina and the surrounding properties in late 2003.

ECM Managing Member Frank P. Crivello stated: In November, 2003 I negotiated and acquired this marina and the surrounding properties from FEA, LLC on behalf of REPB. At the time these properties were in foreclosure. During REPBs ownership it made upgrades to the properties and completed new lease agreements. Robert Weisberg procured, negotiated and completed the sale of the marina and the surrounding properties to Highland Park Real Estate Development Corporation."

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About Eastern Coast Management, LLC www.ecmgt.net:

Eastern Coast Management, LLC ("ECM") is focused on real estate and marine investments in southeastern United States. For approximately twenty five years, as principals, ECMs team has been involved in all faucets of real estate development, rehabilitation, and investments. In addition, ECMs team has offered professional management and advisory solutions to public and private companies, trusts, and individual investors. For approximately six years, as advisors or principals, ECMs team has been involved in marine investments of various types.

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