Friends interested in investment immigration to the United States are all interested in the favorable economic environment of the U.S. Is the U.S. worth investing in? How has the U.S. economy been developing recently? What is the true state of U.S. GDP? In this issue of the "Overseas Property Investment" column, Worldway continues to present the latest trends in the U.S. economic market for the reference of those interested in U.S. property investment or investment immigration to the United States. The following are the latest 2015 GDP ranking data for U.S. states, among which California ranks first, attracting attention once again.
California — $2.287 trillion (If it were an independent country, it would be the 7th largest economy in the world, equivalent to India)
Texas — $1.6026 trillion (If it were an independent country, it would be the 10th largest economy in the world, equivalent to Canada)
New York — $1.3503 trillion (GDP equivalent to South Korea, 13th in the world)
Florida — $833.5 billion (GDP equivalent to Indonesia, 16th in the world)
Illinois — $742.4 billion (GDP equivalent to the Netherlands, 18th in the world)
Pennsylvania — $664.9 billion (GDP equivalent to Switzerland, 19th in the world)
Ohio — $584.7 billion (GDP equivalent to Argentina, 21st in the world)
New Jersey — $560.7 billion (GDP equivalent to Argentina, 21st in the world)
North Carolina — $491.6 billion (GDP equivalent to Poland, 23rd in the world)
Georgia — $472.4 billion (GDP equivalent to Poland, 23rd in the world)
Virginia — $464.6 billion (GDP equivalent to Belgium, 25th in the world)
Massachusetts — $462.8 billion (GDP equivalent to Belgium, 25th in the world)
Michigan — $449.2 billion (GDP equivalent to Belgium, 25th in the world)
Washington — $425 billion (GDP equivalent to Norway, 27th in the world)
Maryland — $351.2 billion (GDP equivalent to the UAE, 30th in the world)
Indiana — $328.2 billion (GDP equivalent to Colombia, 31st in the world)
Minnesota — $326.1 billion (GDP equivalent to South Africa, 33rd in the world)
Colorado — $309.7 billion (GDP equivalent to Denmark, 34th in the world)
Tennessee — $296.6 billion (GDP equivalent to Singapore, 36th in the world)
Wisconsin — $293.1 billion (GDP equivalent to Singapore, 36th in the world)
Arizona — $288.9 billion (GDP equivalent to Egypt, 38th in the world)
Missouri — $285.1 billion (GDP equivalent to Egypt, 38th in the world)
Connecticut — $259 billion (GDP equivalent to Singapore, 36th in the world)
Louisiana — $257 billion (GDP equivalent to Chile, 40th in the world)
Oregon — $229.2 billion (GDP equivalent to Ireland, 43rd in the world)
Alabama — $199.7 billion (GDP equivalent to Portugal, 45th in the world)
Oklahoma — $192.2 billion
South Carolina — $190.2 billion
Kentucky — $189.7 billion
Iowa — $174.5 billion
Kansas — $149.2 billion
Utah — $148 billion
Nevada — $136.9 billion
Arkansas — $129.7 billion
Nebraska — $115.3 billion
Mississippi — $109.2 billion
District of Columbia — $105.5 billion
New Mexico — $95.3 billion
Hawaii — $78.1 billion
West Virginia — $78.1 billion
New Hampshire — $70.1 billion
Idaho — $66.6 billion
Delaware — $65 billion
North Dakota — $62.8 billion
Alaska — $60.5 billion
Maine — $56.2 billion
South Dakota — $49.1 billion
Wyoming — $48.5 billion
Rhode Island — $46 billion
Montana — $45.4 billion
Vermont — $30.7 billion
Worldway was the first to propose the concept and theme of the "2015 Overseas Investment Year," which has recently been widely recognized and promoted within the industry. The U.S. economy continues to develop strongly, the U.S. dollar exchange rate has rapidly entered an upward channel, and the optimal time for overseas investment in the U.S. has arrived. As the leading form of overseas investment, EB-5 investment immigration is highly sought after by Chinese investors.
With the December 11th deadline for U.S. investment immigration fast approaching, Worldway has extended its first-ever group buying event in the immigration industry to December 11th. We are launching projects that are protected by the grandfather clause, unaffected by the December 11th policy changes and price increases, and feature sufficient employment, strong developer strength, high repayment capability, and low investment risk—such as the DLJ Four Seasons Resort project and the 90 Columbus apartment project—to help investors catch the last train before December 11th! Group buying hotline: 400-138-2929
Disclaimer: Some materials in this article are sourced from the internet, and the copyright belongs to the original author. The information or views in this article are for reference only. If there are any copyright issues, please contact us.