Empire State EB5 Regional Center: Rock Hill Regional Center and Delaware State Regional Center

Thursday, October 11, 2012

Rock Hill Regional Center and Delaware State Regional Center

Empire State Regional Center has several new and exciting projects. Rock Hill Town Center and HydroCoil Power. A brief description can be found on our websites:

Rock Hill Regional Center:

- Rock Hill Town Center

Rock Hill Town Center is a project in development from the ground up that will be funded by EB-5 investment through Rock Hill Regional Center. Located in Rock Hill, NY, Sullivan County, this will be the next extreme project that will bring growth and demand to a county longing for an economic boost.

The development of Rock Hill Town Center has two phases; Phase I will include the construction of a 90-room hotel, 60,000 sqft. of retail space, 384 apartment units, and the balance of infrastructure required for the commercial space and 1,273 fully improved residential lots. Phase II will include the development of another 60,000 sqft. of retail space and the remaining infrastructure required. The Commercial Retail space has been designed to create a true feeling of a town center where people go to work, shop, be entertained, and spend a casual day.

Delaware State Regional Center:

- HydroCoil Power

Delaware State Regional Center’s initial project is HydroCoil Power. The initial job-creation investment will begin production and marketing of HydroCoils products. Manufacturing power units in Sussex County, Delaware, and will provide needed goods and services to the marketplace as well as increasing employment opportunities in the area.

HydroCoil Power, Inc. (HCP) markets the revolutionary HydroCoil Turbine Technology targeting low-head, medium flow hydroelectric power generation markets. Market penetration is enhanced by the unique strengths of the technology. It is scalable, compatible with existing infrastructure and requires minimal installation, operation monitoring and maintenance. Over the past 50 years there has been no innovation targeting the micro-hydro market potential.