Although the United States does not have a direct immigration-by-purchase policy, many Chinese still consider it their top choice for overseas real estate investment. With the recent recovery of the U.S. real estate market, the enthusiasm of Chinese investors to "go global" has been further fueled. To help investors better understand the U.S. real estate landscape and immigration policies, on May 4, Worldway Group, one of Asia's Top 500 Brands, joined forces with GlobalHome.com, China's first portal for overseas property investment, to host the "Rush to Buy America—U.S. Real Estate Promotion Seminar" at the JC Mandarin Hotel in Shanghai.
At the seminar, GlobalHome.com invited industry real estate experts to provide investors with a detailed introduction to the future trends of the North American real estate market, as well as property prices and investment appreciation potential in major regional cities. On-site, some investors expressed that their goal was "supporting education through property," using rental income from overseas real estate to cover their children's study abroad expenses.
As a co-organizer of this seminar, Worldway Group sent senior immigration consultant Alva to deliver a brilliant presentation, detailing U.S. investment immigration projects, immigration policies, and application procedures. She also introduced the highly popular EB-5 premium project: the Las Vegas 3rd Street Redevelopment Project. This project is a key development in the downtown area of Las Vegas, receiving financial support from the city government. It creates 36% more jobs than required by the USCIS, features a relatively low EB-5 capital ratio, enjoys premium property collateral, and is overseen by the top U.S. immigration law firm, Miller Mayer, providing professional assurance for successful immigration. To obtain immigration status, applicants only need to invest $500,000 and provide proof of legal source of funds.
The insightful presentation by the Worldway Group immigration consultant received an enthusiastic response from the audience. After the seminar, many clients engaged in one-on-one in-depth discussions with the Worldway Group consulting team regarding U.S. EB-5 projects to gain a comprehensive understanding of the current status of U.S. investment immigration.
The successful hosting of this U.S. real estate promotion seminar by Worldway Group in partnership with GlobalHome.com and the Global Times not only established a strong relationship for future events but also provided investors with more comprehensive consultation and assistance in understanding the U.S. and pursuing investment immigration.
