According to foreign media reports, in December 2019, the Montage Beverly Hills Hotel, which shares the same brand and management company as the Yellowstone Club Phase II EB-5 project, was sold for $415 million, setting both the "2019 Single-Room Transaction Record" and the "California Single-Room" transaction record.
Montage Hotels & Resorts is a renowned luxury hotel and resort management company founded in 2002. Many of its Montage-branded hotels are recognized as some of the best in the United States. The hotels under its management have received numerous prestigious industry awards, including the "Andrew Harper Travel's Readers' Choice Award," the "Forbes Travel Guide Five-Star Rating," and the "Condé Nast Traveler AAA Five Diamond Award." Hotels managed under the Montage brand have always been highly popular among high-end consumers and have hosted countless celebrities.
Hotels managed under the Montage brand have previously broken U.S. and California hotel transaction records multiple times. As early as 2015, the Montage Laguna Beach, also located in California, was sold for $360 million, setting the record for a single hotel transaction in the United States at that time.
The Yellowstone Club Phase II EB-5 project hotel is managed by a strong brand, which bodes well for the project's prospects. Meanwhile, the project's location in the Big Sky area receives 700,000 visitors annually, with only 891 hotel rooms available, resulting in a shortage of 3,000 to 5,000 rooms. Over the past 15 years, only one new hotel with 129 rooms has been built and opened in the area. The supply of hotel rooms is far below market demand. At the same time, Big Sky is adjacent to Yellowstone National Park and the prestigious Yellowstone Club, and is the closest resort area to Yellowstone National Park. With Yellowstone National Park receiving approximately 4.2 million visitors annually, this will further drive strong demand for hotels in the area, giving EB-5 investors full confidence in the project.
The Yellowstone Club Phase II EB-5 project is one of the few high-quality EB-5 projects on the market that allows for U.S. immigration with a $900,000 investment following the implementation of the new USCIS price increase regulations. The project combines many outstanding advantages, including dual USCIS approval, job creation requirements already exceeded, and repayment secured by assets worth five times the loan amount, significantly protecting the interests of investors.
Ten Advantages of the Yellowstone Club Phase II EB-5 Project:
1. Targeted Employment Area (TEA) EB-5 project, eligible for the $900,000 lower investment threshold.
2. Project has received both I-526 exemplar and individual case approvals.
3. Extremely high job creation multiplier; construction has commenced, and required jobs have been completed ahead of schedule.
4. Low EB-5 capital stack ratio with a high proportion of equity investment.
5. High-value collateral, with security worth up to 5 times the EB-5 loan amount.
6. Strong brand appeal of the Yellowstone Club, with nearly 1/2 of the apartments pre-sold.
7. Branded, operated, and managed by the renowned luxury hotel brand Montage.
8. Developed and constructed by the experienced and powerful developer CrossHarbor.
9. Replication of the successful experience of the Yellowstone Club Phase I EB-5 project.
10. Professional EB-5 team oversight & the 3rd successful collaboration between Worldway and EB-5.
Good projects do not wait. The opportunity to immigrate to the U.S. with a $900,000 investment must be seized in time. There are fewer than 40 spots remaining for the Yellowstone Club Phase II EB-5 project; they are rare and highly sought after, so book early. For project details, please call: 400-138-2929.
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