Between September and October, the United States Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) approved more than 11 EB-5 Form I-956F projects, including CanAm Enterprises’ first infrastructure set-aside project.
OCTOBER
Golden Gate Global’s The Mammoth Collection dual-hotel project in a Rural area in the Greater Mammoth region.
Green Card Fund’s Home2 Suites by Hilton hotel in a Rural and HUA TEA in Ashland, Ohio, approved in 8 months.
FirstPathway Partners’ Ameyalli Resort & Residences, a senior-loan rural EB-5 project in Midway, Utah, approved in less than 9 months.
Mid-Atlantic Regional Center’s Glassboro apartment complex and self-storage project in a HUA in Glassboro, New Jersey, approved in a little less than a year.
SEPTEMBER
CanAm Enterprises’ Pacific Port Logistics Center, its first infrastructure set-aside project, located in Carson, California, approved in 7 months.
EB5 Capital’s The Aletto at Boca Raton, an office and retail building in Boca Raton, Florida, approved in 9 months.
EB-5 USA’s The Claw hotel and retail project in an Urban TEA at Fletcher District, University of South Florida, Tampa, Florida, approved in 4 months.
Golden Gate Global’s Anasu Resort Phase 2 in a Rural TEA in Northern California Wine Country.
LCR Capital’s I-956F amendment for The Tower at Convergence, in a HUA TEA in Oklahoma City, Oklahoma.
Sterling Multifamily Company’s Cedar Creek Lake Pavilion luxury apartments in a Rural TEA in Seven Points, Texas.
Smith Rockies Regional Center’s Evolution Energy’s solar-powered commercial-scale cobalt processing facility in a TEA and HUA in Yuma County, Arizona, approved in 21 months.
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