Top Caribbean furniture, electronics and appliance chain, Courts, will debut in North America when it opens its doors in the Caribbean immigrant-populated borough of Brooklyn, New York at month`s end. The chain, known for hassle-free shopping of the latest in furniture, electronics and appliances, will open its doors at 2822 Church Avenue in Brooklyn, between Nostrand and Rogers Avenues on October 31, bringing economic empowerment to the Big Apple despite the current economic turmoil in the U.S. Courts Caribbean says they are following on the well-known tradition of connecting families and friends, and will offer the unique service of island delivery to loved ones back home. "Wherever your relatives live in the Caribbean, the company will offer you hassle free shopping of the latest in furniture, electronics and appliances, plus guaranteed free delivery of your purchases," officials said. A large contingent from Courts Caribbean will be in New York on October 30, for the official media kick- off and VIP reception, set for the Brooklyn Marriott. This will be followed by a ribbon cutting ceremony at the new store. Courts Caribbean USA will be officially open for business on October 31. Courts' remains committed to adding value to people's lives everyday and through this new location, the company will continue its fifty-year promise of serving all Caribbean people wherever they live. The Courts opening comes on the heels of its summer debut at the largest carnival in North America, the West Indian Labor Day event, and at Irie Jamboree, in Queens, NY. CONTACT: Felicia Persaud Hard Beat Communications 718-476-3616 felicia@caribpr.com