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The Most Trusted EB-5 Regional Center -Repaid 50th EB-5 LoanSeptember 2, 2021

CMB Celebrates 50th Full Repayment of EB-5 Partnership Loan


CMB Regional Centers, America’s Most Trusted EB-5 Regional Center, is pleased to announce the full repayment of our 50th EB-5 partnership loan. CMB’s Group 56 Partnership provided $16.5 Million in EB-5 capital to an affiliate of Griffin Capital Company, LLC, for the development of Fairfield at Grant Park in Atlanta, Georgia. As is the experience for many previous CMB partnership loans, the CMB Group 56 EB-5 loan was fully repaid early (nearly one year) by the borrower.

“The reason we are the most trusted regional center in the EB-5 program is the result of how hard we work to earn and maintain that trust,” noted CMB Regional Centers President, Noreen Hogan. Our investors are at the heart of everything we do at CMB. We are grateful to the nearly 5,800 families from 103 countries who, over the years, have trusted CMB with their EB-5 investments, their dreams and goals of permanent residence in America. We share and celebrate this milestone of the full repayment of the 50th CMB EB-5 partnership with them.

“Celebrating the full repayment of our 50th partnership loan, also celebrates the communities where the EB-5 funds from CMB’s partnerships have found synergies with world class developers and local decision makers to create jobs for American workers,” Ms. Hogan added.

The Fairfield at Grant Park Project – Platform Apartments


CMB Group 56 partnered with Griffin Capital to deliver a high quality development of a residential community that contains sought after lifestyle amenities within the property’s geographic footprint. The Fairfield at Grant Park project, now named, Platform Apartments, is a multi-family residential complex of 324 rental units and a five-level parking structure immediately east of Atlanta’s central business district. Nearby, shopping, restaurants, public transportation, historic and lifestyle attractions are all within walking distance or a convenient ride on MARTA, Metropolitan Atlanta’s public transportation rail line.

EB-5 Project Funds Repaid
 

To read the entire CMB EB-5 Most Trusted Regional Center article you can find it here.

CMB engages Prevail Capital, LLC, a broker-dealer registered with the SEC and a member of FINRA and SIPC, to be the administrative placement agent for all CMB EB-5 partnerships.

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