HC2 Capital flags Jan. 1, 2027 inflation reset as key timing risk for EB-5 investors

• HC2 Capital analysis framed EB-5 as an “at-risk” capital-for-residency market, with job creation as the binding output constraint.
• Post-2022 rules set minimums at USD 800,000 for TEA, rural, high-unemployment, infrastructure projects; USD 1,050,000 otherwise; inflation reset due Jan. 1, 2027.
• Regional centers captured about 90%+ of EB-5 flows, driven by eligibility to count indirect, induced jobs via economic modeling.
• Capital-preservation strategy centered on senior secured debt positioning, while avoiding prohibited guarantees under “capital at risk” requirements.
• Reauthorization runs through Sept. 30, 2027; petitions filed by Sept. 30, 2026 flagged as insulated from lapse risk via grandfathering.

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