Congress has two options in play for the EB-5 visa program that could affect plans to develop a block in Miami's affluent Brickell neighborhood.
November 13, 2015 at 04:25 PM
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Proposed changes to federal rules governing immigration visas for investors likely won’t quell the voracious Chinese appetite for projects funding U.S. real estate development.
That’s good news for China City Construction Holding Group and American Da Tang Group, whose proposed $875 million Miami project is heavily reliant on foreign capital.
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