In recent years, with the continuous growth of the US immigrant population, some coastal cities in the United States have been expanding and rising. According to population growth projections, Houston, the fourth largest city in the US, may replace Chicago within a decade to become the new third largest city.
The rapid development of Houston is mainly attributed to the energy industry and the aerospace industry centered around NASA. In addition, its warm climate, developed economy, international lifestyle, leading technology, low cost of living, low taxes, and relatively low unemployment rate all attract immigrants from all over the world. In particular, immigrants from China account for the majority of the immigrant flow into Houston.
To enjoy the many conveniences of a major US international metropolis, holding US citizenship is crucial. As the most favored priority immigration method for Chinese citizens, the US EB-5 investment immigration program may be briefly extended to December 11 as the September 30 deadline approaches. A "stoppage time" of only 47 working days is about to begin! In this critical moment, the best response for EB-5 investors is to choose projects that have already received USCIS exemplar approval, have sufficient job creation, and carry low repayment risk.
Currently, the hot-selling DLJ Four Seasons Hotel and Resort project at Worldway is a project where the full I-526 document set has received USCIS exemplar approval, with sufficient job creation and low investment and repayment risk. This project also features management by the hundred-billion-dollar real estate giant DLJ Group, investment participation by Four Seasons Hotels, a 1.4x job creation ratio, first-priority mortgage rights on project assets for EB-5 funds, first-priority repayment for investors, and other numerous concentrated advantages including two repayment reserve accounts provided by the project. To join the group purchase and secure the final quota for the DLJ Four Seasons Hotel and Resort project (group purchase ends September 30), please call 400-138-2929.
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