Texas EB-5 Regional Center, located in Dallas, was designated as an EB-5 Regional Center by USCIS in July 2013. The regional center is able to offer opportunities for immigrants to obtain their green cards by investing in projects that will create jobs in the United States. The regional center is authorized to create EB-5 investment opportunities in a wide range of industries, including retirement communities and assisted living facilities for the elderly, traveler accommodation, restaurants and other eating places, real estate, nursing care facilities, architectural, engineering, and related services, and residential and nonresidential building construction. Texas EB-5 Regional Center’s geographic scope includes the Texas counties of Collins, Dallas, Denton, Ellis, Hood, Johnson, Parker, Somervell and Tarrant.
US Freedom Capital, the parent company of Texas EB-5 Regional Center, specializes in assisting families who wish to migrate to the United States. The regional center is skilled in helping qualified investors apply for the EB-5 program and eventually gain citizenship in the United States. The professionals at US Freedom Capital take the time to work closely with their clients and ensure that their immigration goals are met in an efficient and prompt manner. US Freedom Capital has become known as the “gold standard” of the EB-5 program and is one of the industry leaders.
The team at Texas EB-5 Regional Center has collectively managed over $4 billion dollars in commercial real estate, construction and property management. The regional center has successfully completed projects for the U.S. government, Fortune 500 companies and investment funds. Some of these successful regional center projects include: Hillwood Crossing, a $40 million real estate project that houses health clubs, cosmetic clinics, restaurants and banks; McAfee Regional Center Headquarters, a regional sales headquarter and worldwide data center for the premier virus protection company in the world; and the Cooper Fitness Center and Medical Clinic.
Texas EB-5 Regional Center’s team includes some of the highest ranking U.S. immigration officials, including the Honorable Eduardo Aguirre, former director of USCIS. Their board of advisers includes the three senior executives who oversaw all immigration matters during the George W. Bush presidency.
Stan Bradshaw is the principal and chief executive officer of Texas EB-5 Regional Center. He is a recognized and highly accomplished entrepreneurial leader. He founded a technology company in Dallas that created over 160 jobs and had multiple manufacturing locations across the United States. Bradshaw has been recognized by a number of independent organizations, including five-time recognition as a Dallas 100 company and four-time Ernst & Young Entrepreneur of the Year Finalist. He also founded the Bradshaw Group in 1990 and successfully guided it to $350 million in revenue over 22 years.
David Gunderson is the principal and executive vice president of Texas EB-5 Regional Center. He has experience building and selling several successful companies in the commercial real estate industry, including finance, development, construction and architecture. Gunderson’s companies have been recognized by the Southern Methodist University Cox School of Business and Fortune Magazine. He has also designed, developed and managed over $750 million worth of commercial real estate. He has worked with high ranking clients, such as USCIS, the U.S. Secret Service, the U.S. Department of Education and numerous Fortune 500 companies. Gunderson is also a member of the American Institute of Architects.
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