The promotion of the Urban Plaza Project, which has garnered significant attention from Chinese investment immigration clients, has entered its final stages, while the construction is progressing vigorously. Due to the project's attention from the White House, the project team has implemented 24-hour online monitoring of the construction progress. On April 26, Mr. David Morris, Chairman of the Washington D.C. Regional Center, current Executive Director of the EB-5 Committee of the American Immigration Lawyers Association, and a renowned U.S. immigration attorney, sent a letter to Worldway Immigration Agency indicating that the project is progressing smoothly. Chinese investment clients can monitor the project's progress online at any time.
Project Construction Launch Ceremony
The Chairman of the Washington D.C. Regional Center pointed out that the construction situation of the project is very smooth, and from the current construction monitoring images, the project is ahead of schedule. Furthermore, the government funding, including allocations from the D.C. government bond issuance and loans from the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD), has been fully received as of last December.
The project broke ground in November 2011 and is expected to be completed in 2014, with a total construction period of approximately 33 months. Even before the construction began, the project team installed an open 24-hour construction monitoring system on-site. Anyone interested in the project can easily view the construction site conditions at any time through the publicly available URL of the monitoring system.
The public URL for the construction site monitoring system is as follows: http://oxblue.com/pro/open/clarkconstruction/citymarket
The Urban Plaza Project has attracted the attention of EB-5 investors because it is a federally approved infrastructure project by President Obama, and it is the only EB-5 project that can be reviewed on the White House website in 22 years. The U.S. federal government and the Washington D.C. government have provided 56% of the project funding. Additionally, all EB-5 investors from Phase I of the project have received approval from the U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services. This undoubtedly holds great appeal for EB-5 investors seeking to apply for a U.S. green card before the "9.30" deadline. As the sole chief representative of this project in China, Worldway Immigration Agency particularly reminds interested parties that the promotion of this project is nearing its end, and there are limited slots remaining. Interested individuals should contact Worldway's branches as soon as possible.
