Purchasing property in the U.S. is a key objective for many U.S. immigrants investing abroad. In this edition of the Worldway “Overseas Property Investment” column, we continue to share the latest news and trends in the U.S. real estate market for the reference of U.S. immigrants interested in property investment.
Recently, the U.S. real estate company Coldwell Banker released its annual Home Listing Report, which compares the average listing prices for four-bedroom, two-bathroom homes across 2,700 real estate markets in the United States. The results show that seven cities in Silicon Valley rank among the top 10 most expensive in the country.
Budge Huskey, President and CEO of Coldwell Banker, noted regarding this report that the scenic beauty of Newport Beach and the continuously developing high-tech industry in Silicon Valley are both reasons why California has become the region with the highest housing prices in the U.S.
In addition to Palo Alto, many locations in the South Bay and on the Peninsula are listed among the top ten most expensive housing areas in the U.S., including:
Palo Alto, La Para Avenue: A 180-square-foot shed listed for sale with an asking price as high as $1.998 million, ranking first;
Saratoga: Ranking third with an average listing price of $1.979 million;
Cupertino: Ranking fourth with an average listing price of $1.659 million;
Los Gatos: Ranking fifth with an average listing price of $1.569 million;
San Mateo: Ranking seventh with an average listing price of $1.463 million;
Sunnyvale: Ranking eighth with an average listing price of $1.447 million;
Redwood City: Ranking tenth with an average listing price of $1.367 million.
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 grow 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.
Currently, Worldway U.S. Immigration is launching the first large-scale group buying event in the 25-year history of the immigration industry—the “$1 worth $10,000, genuine discounts on top of discounts” campaign, valid until December 11! This group buying event offers significant concessions, allowing investors to truly enjoy real benefits. In addition, Worldway is currently promoting three projects protected by the grandfather clause, unaffected by the December 11 policy changes and price hikes, featuring sufficient employment, strong developer backing, high repayment capability, and low investment risk—the DLJ Four Seasons Hotel and Resort project, going all out to help investors catch the last bus before December 11! For details, please inquire at: 400-138-2929
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