After participating in the beta testing phase of CoStar Group, Inc.'s new web-based property listing service, Sutton & Edwards, Inc./TCN Worldwide, Long Island's largest independent corporate real estate firm, now provides access to the commercial property resource CoStar Connect via their corporate website at www.suttonandedwards.com. As part of Sutton & Edwards' online redevelopment strategy, the firm has contracted with CoStar Group, the leading provider of information services to the commercial real estate industry, to furnish content by way of the Internet on Sutton & Edwards' exclusive represented properties inclusive of specifications and availabilities, photographs, maps, floor plans and optional building tours. The CoStar Connect service has been designed tenant friendly, creating an intuitive web environment that enables the visitor to research real estate opportunities in a timely and efficient manner.

"We at Sutton & Edwards take pride in consistently providing progressive information vehicles in the real estate marketplace," explained Herbert S. Agin, Chief Executive Officer of Sutton & Edwards/TCN Worldwide, "CoStar has created an impressive reputation in the industry and we are honored to be participating with them in this endeavor.

Headquartered in Bethesda, MD, CoStar Group, Inc. has a suite of products that offers customers access to the most comprehensive, verified database of U.S. commercial real estate information in over 50 markets. The Company has approximately 1,000 employees and contractors nationally, including approximately 700 highly trained commercial real estate research professionals in 27 offices.

TCN Metro is the tri-state area's largest regionally focused consortium of commercial real estate service providers and offers integrated brokerage and consulting services in the Connecticut, New York and New Jersey markets. Members of TCN Metro also include Chase Commercial of Stamford, Connecticut; The Schultz Organization of Northern and Central New Jersey; and Murray Hill Properties of New York City.

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