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Project Title:
EB-5 Business Plan — Aire Hospitality Group (Four Points by Sheraton)
Project Description:
Aire Hospitality Group needed more than a business plan.
They needed a document precise enough to support a capital inclusion application for a federally identified EB-5 Regional Center — one of the most rigorous business plan requirements in the United States immigration and investment landscape.
I delivered exactly that.
The Project:
A comprehensive EB-5 investor visa business plan for the development of a 120-room Four Points by Sheraton Hotel within the Treasure Park development in Meridian, Idaho — presented to the USCIS as part of a formal EB-5 application package.
What I delivered:
✦ Full Executive Summary covering company overview, objectives, and EB-5 compliance positioning
✦ Market research and Boise Metro population growth analysis
✦ Problem, solution, and hospitality market opportunity breakdown
✦ Target market segmentation — Business Travelers and High Income Families
✦ Competitive landscape and Marriott/Starwood brand positioning strategy
✦ Marketing and occupancy optimization strategy
✦ Financial feasibility analysis aligned with EB-5 capital requirements
✦ Professional formatting and investor-grade document design throughout
The result:
A polished, investor-ready EB-5 business plan built to meet USCIS standards — supporting a multi-million dollar hotel development application with clarity, credibility, and strategic precision.
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