Project Updates
We have two exciting rural investment opportunities and are offering early investors special incentives. Please reach out if you’d like to learn more. Here’s a quick overview.
Copper Valley
This $80.5 million mixed-use development located in Copperopolis, CA offers a picturesque rural setting featuring townhomes, commercial spaces, and recreational amenities. Conveniently situated just a two-hour drive from the Bay area, residents can indulge in a variety of outdoor pursuits such as skiing, golfing, boating, and hiking. With $32 million in EB-5 capital, supported by collateral valued at around $200 million, construction is scheduled to kick off in the fourth quarter of 2024.
All Points North (APN)
Since its establishment in 2020, APN has quickly become a leading provider of world-class care for mental and behavioral health with projected revenue of $70 million in 2024. Their innovative care approach has resulted in leading outcomes and a robust per patient revenue model, averaging approximately $90,000 per client.
We are currently raising EB-5 capital for an expansion of their flagship facility located just outside Vail, Colorado. Given the project’s significant humanitarian and national interest, we are requesting expedited processing of Form 956F. With over $80 million already secured from private equity firms, APN is positioning itself for a potential sale that could significantly enhance IRR for our EB-5 investors. Here’s the CEO Noah Nordheimer presenting this exciting investment opportunity.
We received two project approvals
We are pleased to announce that we received project application approvals (I-956Fs) from USCIS for two of our projects. Long Prairie, which is fully subscribed, is an addiction treatment center based in Long Prairie, MN.
Scout is a Silicon Valley based biotech company that has developed a proprietary technology for in-home tests that allows for early detection of infections at a fraction of the cost. The company has raised over $20m in NIH grants and private equity funding and is undergoing FDA trials.
EB-5 Related News
USCIS is terminating many regional center designations purely for “administrative non-compliance”, such as not paying the new annual Integrity Fee. Notices of Intent to Terminate (NOITs) have been issued, allowing for clarification before final termination.
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