April 26, the Cleveland EB-5 Bond Project Phase III seminar was successfully held at the Worldway Beijing International Salon Activity Center. During the event, a senior project analyst from Worldway provided a detailed introduction to the regional center, the current status of the project, the developer's background, and the project's advantages, which attracted high attention and great interest from the attending investors.
2014 has undoubtedly been a year of increased popularity for U.S. investment immigration. Following Canada's decision to terminate its federal investment immigration program at the beginning of the year, most of those applicants are likely to turn to the United States, which offers the highest level of substitution. Meanwhile, with the 2014 fiscal year's 10,000 EB-5 quota expected to be exhausted, and a proposal to increase the investment amount to $800,000 being submitted to the House of Representatives for discussion, the era of "affordable and high-quality" U.S. investment immigration is coming to an end. At this time, as the number of applicants surges, how to quickly select a high-quality and reliable EB-5 project has become the most urgent need for investors.
It is particularly worth noting for investors that the Cleveland EB-5 Bond Project Phase III, currently being actively promoted by Worldway, has an employment multiplier as high as 3.32 times, meaning there are 33.2 jobs created for every EB-5 investor, while only 10 job opportunities are required to meet the I-829 employment requirements. In this project, the EB-5 investment proportion is small, accounting for only 10.5% of the total investment, and the EB-5 limited company holds the first-priority mortgage on the project property, providing a solid guarantee for investors' future green card acquisition and capital safety.
During the meeting, Worldway's senior project analyst provided detailed answers to the questions raised by investors one by one. Regarding the capital safety and timely repayment issues that are of particular concern to the vast number of investors, the Worldway analyst emphasized that the Cleveland EB-5 Bond Project Phase III is specifically designated for the expansion project of the Crocker Park. Since the bond issuer is the Cleveland-Cuyahoga County Port Authority, a U.S. government agency, it will oversee and manage the risks of the bonds. A special regulatory account has also been established; after investors purchase the EB-5 bonds, their funds will enter the regulatory account and will only be released to the Crocker Park expansion project after the investor's I-526 petition is approved, thereby maximizing the protection of investors' interests.
2014, under the dual influence of "visa retrogression" and "price increases" in U.S. investment immigration, high-quality, selected EB-5 projects like the Cleveland EB-5 Bond Project Phase III have already triggered a buying frenzy. There is currently limited availability remaining; interested parties are requested to call the consultation hotline at 400-138-2929 immediately to secure a spot.
