LONDON, March 22, 2005 (PRIMEZONE) -- Karrington Holdings Corp. (NQB-EQS) (Pink Sheets:KGHC) announced today that the founder and CEO of the Corp., R. Revell Murphy, is presently in London to meet with Anja Puhlmann who represents and controls 3 major land development opportunities around Montreal, Canada. This meeting is addressing the opportunity for Karrington Holdings Corp. to become a Joint Venture Partner in playing an instrumental role in this very large scale land development located around one of the premiere cities on earth.
The land involved in this proposed joint venture with Karrington is best reviewed at the site www.landinvestmentmontreal.com which details the significant magnitude of the real estate in the proposed joint venture. The real estate division of Karrington Holdings Corp. welcomes this opportunity to join with Anja Puhlmann's group to successfully develop this major project which will integrate everything from housing, schools and community businesses to retail outlets and shopping malls.
For further information, please contact Mr. Daniel Seifer at 1-248-321-0121.
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