EB5 Development Opportunities at Jay Peak

Jay Peak Resort has been a successful, winter-focused resort (with some summer activities) for over 50 years and is one of the leading ski resorts in North America.

Jay Peak has had a very successful winter ski operation and with a championship golf course the resort will offer 4-season recreation in one of the most beautiful parts of America, Northern Vermont.

One of the biggest needs Jay Peak has is a hotel/conference facility. Accommodations for visitors are quite limited currently and the demand for hotel space is great. That is why the management of Jay Peak Resort has chosen Suite Hotel Projects to be core components in the Jay Peak EB-5 Investor Programs.

The properties will offer participants a solid business to invest in and a business setting that has outstanding summer and winter recreational activities.

The Suite Hotels will begin to meet the accommodations shortage Jay Peak has, and will be a business success from its first season of operation. The site of this facility is in the geographic center of the resort.

By expanding into summer operations and creating this hotel project, Jay Peak will create many new permanent jobs at the resort and in the greater Jay Peak region.

Jay Peak Resort has one of the brightest futures of any resort in North America. In August of 1997 Jay Peak received the most encompassing Master Plan development approval in history of from the State of Vermont. This permit allows for the evolution of Jay Peak into a year-round resort with important summer activities and facilities as well as expanded accommodations. The Master Plan allows for substantial winter expansion as well.

The Jay Peak Master Plan summary outlines the 18-hole facility and suite hotel expansion to the Hotel Jay and assorted Real Estate products. Upon completion of this phase of the Master Plan, Jay Peak will evolve immediately into a 4-season resort with significant permanent job creation. Jay Peak's 4-season project will also cause the creation of hundreds of direct and indirect jobs in and around the project's center.

Because Jay Peak is located within a Regional Center, all local and regional jobs that are indirectly created by Jay Peak's transition are applicable toward the immigrant investor job creation criteria. Meeting this requirement can be among the most challenging for any project assisting its investors to qualify as Alien Entrepreneurs. Location of a qualifying enterprise in a Regional Center is a significant benefit.