Another eligible investor in iCross × ARCFE Group 6, a pre-RIA EB-5 project, has received a full $500,000 EB-5 principal repayment. The repayment marks another milestone in Group 6’s ongoing repayment process and adds to iCross × ARCFE’s record of completed investor repayments. Another Group 6 Investor Receives Full $500,000 EB-5 Principal Repayment After the applicable repayment conditions under the project documents were met, the investor received the full $500,000 principa

Another eligible investor in iCross × ARCFE Group 4, a pre-RIA EB-5 project, has received a full $500,000 EB-5 principal repayment. The repayment marks another milestone in Group 4’s ongoing repayment process and adds to iCross × ARCFE’s record of completed investor repayments. Another Group 4 Investor Receives Full $500,000 Principal Repayment The investor’s Form I-829 was approved on July 1, 2026. Subsequently, after the applicable repayment conditions under the project doc

ARCFE has officially begun principal repayments for ARCFE Group 12. Two investors who satisfied the applicable repayment conditions set forth in the project documents have each received the full repayment of their $800,000 investment principal, for a combined total of $1.6 million. This marks the first ARCFE project launched following the enactment of the EB-5 Reform and Integrity Act of 2022 to enter the principal repayment stage—an important milestone in the full-cycle mana

No investment is risk-free, but not all markets carry the same level of risk and uncertainty. While no market is completely immune to economic cycles, some markets have consistently demonstrated a stronger ability to withstand downturns and recover over the long term. Real estate assets located in resilient markets often benefit from fundamental characteristics that support long-term performance, including diversified employment, sustained demand, limited housing supply, and

When evaluating an EB-5 investment, many investors naturally focus on immigration outcomes, such as project approvals, job creation, and the likelihood of obtaining permanent residency. While these are undoubtedly critical factors, the underlying project deserves just as much attention. At its core, an EB-5 investment is still an investment. The project’s location and the market demand surrounding it can significantly influence construction progress, project success, loan re

Redeployment is one of the most important (and often misunderstood) concepts in the EB-5 investment process. For investors pursuing permanent residency through the EB-5 program, understanding how redeployment works is essential to managing expectations, mitigating risk, and ensuring compliance with U.S. immigration requirements. What Is “Redeployment”? In the context of the EB-5 program, redeployment refers to the reinvestment of EB-5 capital into a new project or investment

On March 8 (ET), iCross Capital and its subsidiary ARCFE successfully hosted the 2026 iCross x ARCFE Chinese Lantern Festival at the Westin Flushing LaGuardia Airport in Flushing, New York. Investors from New York and the surrounding areas gathered together in a warm and festive atmosphere to celebrate the Chinese Lantern Festival. During the gathering, they reflected on the current market and the projects' progress over the past year, while also looking ahead to future inves

Many families shared a common thought process when evaluating EB-5 projects: there are many options, many different claims, and the more you read, the less certain you feel. This is completely understandable. Assessing EB-5 project safety goes beyond reliance on marketing materials or recommendations from friends. At its core, it is a long-term investment commitment that spans across multiple economic cycles. The factors that truly determine risk are often hidden in the struc

After receiving the Conditional Green Card, many Applicants naturally turn their attention to settling into their new lives and planning for the future. However, from an immigration perspective, it’s important to be aware of the basics when managing permanent resident status. Typical life events including but not limited to international travel, tax filing, and moving may seem straightforward at first glance. Yet these factors are carefully reviewed during the I-829 petition