On the afternoon of March 8, the presentation for the Cleveland Phase III EB-5 Bond Project was grandly launched at the Venice Hotel in Shenzhen. This event featured special guests including Dr. Winner Xing, President of Worldway Group, Mr. Brent Leslie, Chief Financial Officer of the Cleveland-Cuyahoga County Port Authority, Mr. Stephen Strnisha, Chief Executive Officer of Cleveland International Fund (Regional Center), Ms. Kristen Laughlin, Chief Marketing Officer of Cleveland International Fund (Regional Center), and Ms. Yao Li, Asia Operations Manager of Cleveland International Fund (Regional Center), who provided on-site speeches and explanations to investors from across the country.
The event host first introduced the qualifications, honors, and professional background of Worldway Group to all attendees. Subsequently, Mr. Stephen Strnisha, CEO of Cleveland International Fund (Regional Center), presented the impressive achievements of Cleveland International Fund (CiF), which has successfully obtained approvals for all past projects. In 2013, Cleveland International Fund was awarded the title of "Best Regional Center of the Year"; over 200 investors have obtained green cards through CiF's projects. Meanwhile, Ms. Kristen Laughlin, Chief Marketing Officer of the Regional Center, provided detailed explanations to the audience regarding the investment institutions, job creation multiples, repayment security, and developer strength of the Cleveland Phase III EB-5 Bond Project. This project is strongly supported by the local government, and Mr. Brent Leslie, Chief Financial Officer of the Cleveland-Cuyahoga County Port Authority, attended the meeting on behalf of the local government agency and expressed strong confidence in the successful operation of the project during his speech.
Currently, several important factors are objectively contributing to the maturity of the opportunity for immigration to the United States: first, the U.S. dollar is entering an appreciation phase; second, the Canadian federal investment immigration program has been cut, leading a large number of investors to turn to the United States; at the same time, the U.S. Department of State has issued a warning: there may be a quota backlog in 2014; additionally, the U.S. Senate has passed a bill that will adjust the investment amount based on inflation rates in the future. Once the House of Representatives passes it, the investment amount of $500,000 may rise to over $800,000.
The key to successful U.S. investment immigration lies in the choice of projects; the Cleveland Phase III EB-5 Bond Project is the third EB-5 special bond project issued by U.S. government agencies in Cleveland, which will replicate the success of the previous two phases.
After the guest speeches, the audience showed unprecedented enthusiasm, raising questions about the project itself and EB-5 investments. After receiving detailed answers from the guests, investors expressed even greater confidence in the project. An investor who traveled from Wuhan stated: "After researching U.S. investment immigration for so long, this is the first project that makes me feel so assured; this opportunity is very rare."
In 2014, under the dual influence of "backlogs" and "price increases" in U.S. investment immigration, high-quality EB-5 projects will undoubtedly trigger a buying frenzy. The Cleveland Phase III EB-5 Bond Project has already sparked a rush upon its release, and with its outstanding advantages, it is sure to stand out among numerous EB-5 projects.
