eb-5 Tag

Originally posted by Forbes.com By Andy Semotiuk, December 17, 2015 Despite recent strenuous efforts made by the Chairs and Ranking Members of the House and Senate Judiciary Committees to improve the EB5 investor immigration program as part of an omnibus appropriations bill currently to be enacted, Congressional leaders decided to sidestep the efforts...

Originally published in the Wall Street Journal, November 10, 2015 [caption id="attachment_1001" align="alignleft" width="300"] Cranes hover above the construction site of Related Cos.’ $20 billion Hudson Yards project in Manhattan. PHOTO: JOHN TAGGART FOR THE WALL STREET JOURNAL[/caption] The real-estate industry is splintering over a controversial program that has allowed developers of...

U.S. Immigration Fund has successfully funded numerous developments in New York City, with 101 Tribeca being the newest project to be a part of the famed skyline. Breaking ground in what is considered to be the most exclusive section of Manhattan today, 101 TriBeCa is an exciting new project to emerge...

Via Mizner Golf and Country Club is located in the heart of Boca Raton, in one of South Florida's most sought after locations. With accessibility to employment, fine dining, shopping, and waterfront activities, the three phase expansion of the country club will provide Boca Raton businesses and residents with luxurious amenities,...

Nick Mastroianni II, President of U.S. Immigration Fund, will be a keynote speaker on the "EB-5/Immigration and Real Estate" panel in the first ever Shanghai Real Estate Showcase and Forum taking place in China, September 10-12, 2015. Organized and hosted by The Real Deal, a New York real estate publication whose showcase...

Major changes are in store for the wildly popular visa-funding program. June 1, 2015 By E.B. Solomont, The Real Deal During the dark days of the credit crisis, New York developers discovered something of a silver bullet in a little-known U.S. immigration program. Now wildly popular and well-publicized, the EB-5 program offers a...

Manhattan’s luxury market continues to gain heat, as new buildings asking $6,742 a foot are selling at sky high prices well before completion. The demand for luxury apartments in New York City ensures success for EB-5 investors whose funds are going to US Immigration Fund projects The Charles and Bryant...