As we approach the end of November, the upcoming U.S. investment immigration changes on December 11 have once again become a focal point in the industry. Currently, there are multiple versions of the EB-5 reform proposal, but there are only two core points that have reached consensus: price increases and a comprehensive tightening of policies. In the midst of the changing landscape of U.S. investment immigration EB-5 reforms, wise investors should choose projects according to the strictest and highest standards currently being discussed in the industry, which undoubtedly can maximize the avoidance of the impacts of future policy uncertainties.
The high-quality EB-5 projects that are exclusively represented by Worldway are highly sought after by investors primarily because these three projects are all "grandfathered success" projects. Even under the strictest EB-5 reform execution standards proposed by industry leaders, these three projects still meet the requirements for "grandfathered success." Their investment amounts, TEA target employment area designations, and employment calculation methods are not affected by the uncertainties of future policies such as the December 11 changes, which is very rare in the current EB-5 market, thus triggering waves of buying frenzy among investors.
Of course, these three projects also have their own unique advantages:
The DLJ Four Seasons Hotel Resort project is personally managed by the trillion-dollar real estate fund DLJ, with the world-renowned luxury brand Four Seasons Hotels Group making an exception to invest. The trillion-dollar real estate fund DLJ provides first-priority repayment from two major funding pools, and the jobs created by construction alone can meet the requirements of the immigration bureau. This project received formal approval from the U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) for the I-526 in October, and investors are only waiting for their personal applications to be expedited.
The Columbus 90 apartment project is just a river away from Manhattan, making it a rare apartment resource with a Manhattan concept. The developer only leases and does not sell, in order to obtain both rental income and appreciation benefits. Additionally, this project has the full set of I-526 application documents approved by the immigration bureau, an extremely high employment rate, and after the project is completed and operational, EB-5 funds will only account for 10.9% of the project's market value, among many other advantages.
Finally, Worldway's U.S. immigration experts warmly remind all investors: U.S. investment immigration policy changes are urgent; wise EB-5 investors should prepare in advance and be well-prepared for the worst-case scenario. Choosing projects according to the strictest high standards currently being discussed in the industry before the December 11 changes is undoubtedly a way to add a layer of protection to your investment. For detailed inquiries: 400-138-2929