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Wednesday, July 17, 2013

"Hola soy de México" - Empire State EB-5 Regional Center Mexico Investor Tour

Empire State EB-5 Regional Center has been in Mexico for the past two weeks meeting with potential EB5 investors.  The enthusiasm and receptiveness to our Regional Center and projects has been great – and unexpected!  We have met with high net worth individuals in Veracruz, Monterrey, Mexico City, Puebla, and Toluca.  Empire State EB-5 is headed back to Mexico the 22nd of July to the 27th and will be meeting new investors in Jalisco, San Luis, Leon Guanajuato and Cancun.  We may make a stop in Belize and Chili if we have the time available. Empire State Regional Center has found our hosts to be friendly and inviting, the food was admirable, and the weather was beautiful.  We are looking forward to spending more time in this spectacular country. 

Here are a few snapshots from the past two weeks...




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Wednesday, April 24, 2013

Foreign Buyers Show No Signs of Slowing


 [Source: By Jennifer LeClaire | Miami]

 There’s no slow down in the influx of foreign buyers in the commercial real estate arena. In fact, foreign investment in the U.S. factored as the third largest reason why confidence levels are increasing in 2013, according to Akerman Senterfitt.

The firm released its fourth annual survey after its U.S. Real Estate Summit. The survey found that 31% of commercial real estate executives believe foreign investors will fund a significant portion of commercial real estate debt and equity in 2013. And 62% believe that the U.S. will see the most Latin American real estate investment from Brazil. Venezuelan investors are expected to be the second most active, at 28%.

Meanwhile, 60% of percent of industry executives believe that foreign investors will contribute largely to the development of multifamily homes. They also predict that U.S. hospitality (30%) and retail (29%) will be among the top active sectors for foreign investment.


For more information on the USCIS EB-5 Immigration Investor program and investment options,

2815 Monroe Avenue, Suite 2100
Rochester, New York 14618
Tel: (866) 763-6515
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Friday, February 22, 2013

E-Verify Receives High Ratings in Customer Survey


Just released today, Director Mayorkas of the USCIS declared that they have received great reviews regarding the free E-Verify Online employee verification that helps United States businesses to verify eligibility to work in the USA. The E-Verify has been praised for its ease of use and customer support.

[Source: USCIS; released February 21, 2013]

WASHINGTON—U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services Director Alejandro Mayorkas today announced that users of E-Verify, the free Internet-based system that allows businesses to determine the eligibility of their employees to work in the United States, have given the program high marks in a recent customer survey.

More than 1,300 randomly selected employers across the nation who use E-Verify evaluated key program aspects, including registration, the online tutorial, ease of use, technical assistance and customer service. They rated the program as exceptionally high in overall customer satisfaction, with an average score of 86 out of 100 on the American Customer Satisfaction Index (ACSI) scale. 

 “We are proud of the advancements we have made in the E-Verify program,” said Director Mayorkas. “This customer survey validates the success of our efforts, which we have undertaken in collaboration with the business and labor communities and other key stakeholders.”




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