Worldway Beijing: Guaranteed Completion of Third Street Project Ensures Clients Achieve Green Card Goals

　　On September 7th, in response to numerous inquiries from clients interested in U.S. investment immigration, Worldway Beijing once again hosted an information session for the Las Vegas Third Street redevelopment project. Chief Operating Officer Mr. Reed Weily was specially invited to attend the event in person to provide investors with a detailed explanation of the project and its latest progress. 　　During the meeting, Mr. Reed Weily explained that the Third Street project encompasses the redevelopment of an entire Las Vegas block, including casinos, a bar district, and retail areas. Upon completion, the project will create 3,267 jobs, providing security for investors in removing conditions on their green cards. The hotel and casino portions of the project are set to begin operations within two months. A major advantage of this project is that it does not require EB-5 capital to launch; rather, it was initiated using the developer's own funds. Because construction is currently underway in several areas, approximately 800 workers have already been hired, meaning the project is effectively creating jobs every day.
　　Another advantage of the Third Street project is the developer, CIM Group, which is ranked 27th globally in private equity real estate. They possess unparalleled experience and vision in developing the potential value of metropolitan areas and benefiting local communities. Over the past 20 years, CIM Group has primarily focused on neighborhood revitalization and urban commercial district development, with 120 projects globally, such as the Dolby Theatre in California, where the Academy Awards are held annually. CIM Group manages over $11.6 billion in assets and partners with more than 40 co-investment institutions, including some of the world's largest pension funds.
　　Mr. Reed Weily emphasized that even without EB-5 funding, the project developers have the capacity to finance and complete the construction on their own. However, the use of EB-5 capital significantly increases the project's return on investment and garners greater political support—for example, $40 million in government funding was secured largely due to the expected tax revenue generated once the project is completed and operational. Therefore, the project is highly secure in terms of completion and operation, which in turn ensures the safety of investors' capital and the achievement of their green card goals.
　　During the interactive session, Mr. Reed Weily and Worldway’s senior project analysts provided detailed and in-depth answers to questions raised by clients regarding capital structure, bridge financing, the feasibility of employment analysis reports, completion timelines, and repayment. Currently, data released by the U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) website shows a 79% approval rate for the I-526 stage and a 94% approval rate for the I-829 stage. Given such favorable conditions, combined with the ironclad completion guarantee from a top-tier financial group, clients have shown immense interest in the high-quality Third Street project, with some clients signing contracts with Worldway on-site and paying deposits to secure their investment quotas for Third Street.