Prime Group Realty Trust, Chicago, has had its Series B Preferred Shares delisted and ceased trading on the New York Stock Exchange, with the last day of trading being May 26, 2010. This listing was part of its obligations under its July 2005 acquisition by The Lightstone Group and the delisting at that time of its common shares. Prime Group agreed to voluntarily file reports under the Exchange Act for five years after the closing of the acquisition. After the voluntarily delisting of the Series B Preferred Shares from the NYSE, the company expects that they will trade on the Pink Sheets with Pink OTC Markets Inc.
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