Centennial Plaza in Gulfport, Mississippi is a project to create a new lifestyle community. The project comprises a large public space, which include a Holiday Inn 5-star resort, a boutique hotel, office space, rental apartments, condominiums, entertainment complex…This project is developed by GBR,LP- a company comprised of 60 EB-5 investors.
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The Mississippi Coast Entertainment project involves the development of a massive casino/hotel resort on and around the downtown Gulfport Waterfront. The project’s location is at the intersection of routes 90 and 49, the major east-west and north-south access points to downtown Gulfport. The casino will be a state-of-the-art gaming and hospitality venue consisting of 176,000 square feet of usable space.
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The Federal Reserve Building Hilton project is being developed in cooperation with a USCIS-designated regional center, Mississippi Development Regional Center (“MDRC”) and consists of the historic rehabilitation of the former Federal Reserve Building in Kansas City, Missouri, which will ultimately yield a 301 room Embassy Suites by Hilton hotel on the main levels while the lower levels (the former vault) will house a data center.
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The MCFA, LP project is similar to ASGA, LP one – both involve the conversion of a former industrial facility to modern loft apartments. This $41 million project involves a $7.5 million EB-5 equity investment and will create over 200 jobs. The renovation calls for a 130 apartment units as well as scores of modern amenities. This project is located in Mansfield, Massachusetts, a suburb of Boston.
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The Dayton Centre City Partners, LP project involves the $41 million renovation of the Centre City building in Dayton’s central business district. The project is funded through a construction loan, a $6 million EB-5 equity investment, a City grant, and considerable state and federal tax credits. Ultimately, the renovation of this current office building will yield over 150 market-rate apartments designed to meet the high standards of modern consumers and needs of Dayton’s growing population. This building was added to the National Register of Historic Places on December 10, 1993, meaning its rehabilitation can qualify for Federal and State of Ohio Historic Rehabilitation Tax Credits. In 2015, Dayton City Centre Partners, LP acquired the Centre City Building for $2.735 million and began planning its redevelopment and conversion to apartments.
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