Recently, two major rumors regarding U.S. investment immigration—a price hike and the potential shutdown of the EB-5 program—have once again triggered a massive U.S. EB-5 immigration earthquake. With the April 28 expiration date of the EB-5 bill fast approaching, coupled with the official implementation of stricter foreign exchange controls on July 1, a new wave of investors is rushing to catch the last train for U.S. immigration. Against this backdrop, the JD Capital Brooklyn Heights Apartment EB-5 project, exclusively represented by Worldway, has sparked a buying frenzy.
The JD Capital Brooklyn Heights Apartment EB-5 project, with the JD Capital International Phase II Real Estate Fund (managed by JD Capital USA) as the largest shareholder, represents JD Capital's use of years of private equity management experience to manage the EB-5 project and funds in a standardized manner. This is the first time EB-5 investors have had the opportunity to invest alongside two giants—the JD Capital International Phase II Real Estate Fund and the Teachers Insurance and Annuity Association of America (TIAA)—to obtain green cards for their entire families. Consequently, the project has been highly sought after by investors since its launch.
This project consists of large-unit rental apartments located in the most desirable affluent area of Brooklyn Heights, which is home to top-tier schools across the United States. It is a rare rental resource with a Manhattan concept. The project enjoys convenient transportation and an excellent geographical location, adjacent to Manhattan and Wall Street. It is renowned for its historical and cultural landscape and excellent school districts, attracting many middle-class and affluent individuals to settle here.
The project location has convenient transportation with access to 8 subway lines and is adjacent to Wall Street and Manhattan
The project is surrounded by an elegant environment, attracting a large number of white-collar professionals to settle here
The project's capital structure is robust, and the construction jobs alone have already met the requirements of the U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS). The project has a low EB-5 capital ratio and a simple exit mechanism. Once the project operations are stable, the project party will sell the entire asset at a premium to exit the project and provide returns to investors.
In this project, the JD Capital International Phase II Real Estate Fund, the developer, and the Teachers Insurance and Annuity Association of America (TIAA) serve as equity investors and bear the vast majority of the project risks.
More importantly, the project is further secured by the equity capital of the JD Capital International Phase II Real Estate Fund as a subordinated interest, providing further protection for investors' capital. The JD Capital International Phase II Real Estate Fund uses its own capital to provide a refund guarantee for EB-5 investors. If an investor's I-526 or I-485 application is denied, or if their visa interview is rejected, the full project investment amount and issuance fees will be refunded.
[Special Note] 2017 is destined to be a turbulent year for U.S. investment immigration, with warnings of policy changes and price hikes sounding loudly! Taking advantage of this relatively stable policy period before April 28, there is no time to lose to get ahead of the EB-5 policy changes and price hikes, and to beat the central bank's foreign exchange controls to catch the last train for $500,000 investment immigration to the United States! For more details on immigrating to the U.S. or other projects, please call: 400-138-2929.