Greenbriar Sustainable Living Inc V.GRB

News -Sage Ranch ..

[abereza]

2020-07-12 15:06 PT - News Release

 

Newport Beach, California--(Newsfile Corp. - July 12, 2020) - Greenbriar Capital Corp. (TSXV: GRB) (OTC: GEBRF) ("Greenbriar") Greenbriar Capital is very pleased to announce that Greenbriar has executed an initial Master Sales and Marketing Agreement with Keller Williams Forward Living and it's CEO to market and sell each unit of its $400 Million, 1,000 unit Sage Ranch sustainable subdivision in Southern California upon approval by the California Department of Real Estate.

The 1,000 unit Sage Ranch sustainable subdivision is located 90 miles northeast of Los Angeles in the scenic Tehachapi Valley, a 40 minute drive from a population base of 1 million people and a 90 minute drive from 20 Million people of the Los Angeles metro area.

Sage Ranch is the most prolific environmentally sustainable residential community in California having a virtual zero carbon footprint. Sage Ranch is immediately adjacent the high school, the elementary school and one block from the middle school, and a five (5) block walk to the historic downtown. Solar panel rooftops will be standard and virtually no automobile traffic is needed to reach all major amenities. The beautiful design has been created by the award winning, world class JZMK Architects of Costa Mesa, California. In addition to the world class design, the Sage Ranch design includes nine (9) parks, sports facilities, walking paths and a major clubhouse.

Sage Ranch will bring $300 million of construction jobs and materials to the Tehachapi Valley economy, add $3 Million of annual land tax revenue, add $1.5 Million per month of new consumer retail expenditures to the downtown, and provide $20 Million of much-needed real estate commissions to the local real estate industry.

The Keller Williams Forward Living team will take over the real estate placement efforts with Edwards Airforce Base, the leading aerospace companies including Northrup, SpaceX and NASA, and will assume client care of the 200 plus parties currently on the Sage Ranch wait list. We expect the project to be oversold by delivering much needed first-class housing opportunities at pricing that produce mortgage payments that will rival and often be less expensive than local rents.

Keller Williams Forward Living brings a dynamic sales team led by its principal, Paul Morris, JD who has a Master's in Management from Oxford, a JD from Cornell Law, formerly worked for a major New York law firm, as Senior Counsel at the US DOJ reporting to Attorney General Janet Reno. Paul's true passion for business with a focus in real estate led him to leave his law firm practice in 2003 and focus solely on real estate brokerage and investing. Recently, he wrote a New York Bestseller "Wealth Can't Wait" and continues to train and speak to real estate professionals including being one of only four mentors in UCLA's Entrepreneur and Leadership Development Program for MBA's.

Both as an investor and brokerage owner, over the past two decades, Paul has expanded his portfolio and influence to be recognized as the 64^th most powerful person in real estate (2019 Swanepoel 200). He is co-owner and CEO of Forward Management, the 21^st largest real estate brokerage firm in the United States (Real Trends 500) with ownership in 10 Keller Williams' offices with 3,300 realtors, more than $7 billion in annual closed volume and more than 9,000 closed units.

Paul brings his passion for real estate investment, sales, and training to this dynamic project and is proud to be part of the team that will deliver this wonderful product to a community that he fully believes in.

About Greenbriar Capital Corp:

Greenbriar is a leading developer of sustainable real estate and renewable energy. With long-term, high impact, contracted sales agreements in key project locations and led by a successful, industry-recognized operating and development team, Greenbriar targets deep valued assets directed at accretive shareholder value. Greenbriar and its advisors have closed over $180 Billion in renewable energy and real estate projects since 2003 with previous companies.

ON BEHALF OF THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS

"Jeff Ciachurski"

Jeffrey J. Ciachurski
Chief Executive Officer and Director
Phone: [phone]

[Hubbie87]

So, as far as the investors are concerned, Montalva and Sage are moving forward with no apparent contracts in hand and no ability to do a cash flow analysis. Strangest thing ever. 

[Hubbie87]

Apparently I gave up drinking and posting far too early. I am not a CEO, but perhaps would have posted news of NASDAQ and Keller Williams AFTER confirmation of contracts. Looks like desperation to prop the stock with smoke instead of fire. Maybe Roadapples is the genius. 

[Hubbie87]

So far we have a Chinese company and a home builder willing to make money on our projects. No contracts to have those projects actually pay us but other companies willing to make money on contracts that have not been publicly made available. The challenge is not to get other companies willing to make money but is rather to find an entity willing to actually pay our company for services rendered

[desertmule]

Yes everything always sounds good but never seems to get completed .. I think intentions are good and of course we all love to dream ... lots of risk here yet but I'm a gambler so will hang on ... but remember it's all about making some money ... been frustrated many times here but did sell in the beginning so am not hurting .. Will sell too soon but will come out a winner .... good luck

[Hubbie87]

I thought the June 7 ribbon cutting with the governor and Bad Bunny was a unique choice. And by now the paved road is completely ready for trucking supplies from China. Since NASDAQ takes 3-4 weeks I'm sure that will be announced this week, and homes to be started within a month or so. That gap at $1.50 has no chance of being filled. Yo Perro Sola... probably

[Hubbie87]

Well, I sent an email to Jeff challenging him to call me and he did at 10:00 pm. After 5 F-bombs in the first 20 seconds he told me to sell or short the stock after telling him I have 70,000 shares. Doesn't know if FOMB will approve tomorrow or in a few months. Told him as shareholders we just want a contract and he is very confident it will happen at some point but not sure when it may be

[JefffCEO]

I am Jeff Ciachurski, the CEO of Greenbriar Capital Corp since 2009. I received a very disturbing email from an intoxicated or medicated individual at 9:03:32 PM named John Hub with the phone number 1-775-343-6633.  Assuming John is his real name, he said a bunch of untrue and highly defamatory statements about myself and GRB and then ended his email conversation by saying "7753436633 if

[JefffCEO]

John has now sent another 5 disturbing emails.  He has completely lost his marbles.  He complains about a June 7 ribbon cutting.  I do not think there is one person alive in this world that would allow a ribbon cutting in the midst of COVID19 in Puerto Rico, especially the Governor.  I understand they are now pushing for August 9 but COVID19 is limiting public events and John

[Hubbie87]

I will post the email I sent to Jeff on this board tomorrow. Or since you have my cell number, give me a call... I don't think you will find it highly defamatory but may just ask the questions you are wondering about. I have no problem posting that email, but Jeff will have lots of problems with the emails he sent me. Enjoy the drama your CEO created... this will be fun.

[Hubbie87]

I'll happy post all emails I sent. This is getting very interesting since you will see that Jeff is willing to withhold material information based on a call that didn't rub his back. Actually, let's just keep this private and if you want his emails, give me a call or PM me. Not sure the NASDAQ is gonna love this, but ... I have the time and would enjoy the conversation...

[JefffCEO]

Here is John's email: From: "John Hub" To: "westernwind" Sent: Sunday, July 12, 2020 9:03:32 PM Subject: Re: email list   I am no CEO, but when you have a ton of investors waiting on news regarding Puerto Rico and to put out a release about a home builder? Neither of which have a contract? I think you have lost touch with investors putting hard earned

[Hubbie87]

Thank you for posting that, I am sure it echos the sentiment of many investors. How's that RealBloq investment coming along at $14 million per year according to Newsfile. Sold for what? 2 million or 10 cents per share to GRB?  or Sage Ranch, which was a several hundred million dollar real estate deal sold to PWR for 10 million shares of a 50 cent company.  we can keep going

[Hubbie87]

That's Incline Village, NV if you want jewelry at a great price, I own a higher end jewelry store and you have my number. When GRB hits big, I'll be expecting a few phone calls to help take care of the wife for the long term investment many of you have made here. 

[Hubbie87]

How to deal with a Bully 101, advanced courses provided by request. 

[JefffCEO]

John ... If GRB is that bad, that means there are many companies that are better to invest in. Invest in others.  Prior to your defaming posts and emails, I never met you, I never called you, I never asked or told you to buy.  Please stop acting like the victim. Defaming GRB and myself does not help you investment. We are one of a very few stocks that have gone up in price during

[Hubbie87]

Happy to chat about any lies I have 'spewed'. Duly noted that your investment advice is to sell. I will take all information into consideration. I do appreciate the appreciation in share price, although I don't believe your actions/posts have necessarily added to the value of this company or confidence in its management. If your time is best spent pursuing a small time investor like me

[snootchybootchy]

Well, that was a fun read. Personally, I was happy to hear an update about Sage Ranch while we wait for further developments with Montalva.  I invested in this company because the share price seemed crazy cheap considering all the irons in the fire. Please keep us updated on everything, Jeff.

[Blizzy420]

Was that real?  Lol wtf  if it was, you can ask questions of a CEO without being a dicck.    there has been a few fluff pieces released as of late so I can understand the frustration, but the execution was poor. take your 300% gain and move on.   If the investor is that angry over a lack of news they should probably move onto an entirely different investment

[sweetbabyjesus]

Things (people) went weird at the end of WND too. Nice to know the the CEO is approachable (I guess?) As for Hubbie, lay off the pipe dude. The NR states they have engaged a realtor to handle upwards of 200 potential clients. What is the problem exactly?