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Regional Center, Foxhall Resort & Sporting Club or any related or associated company. Any such offer or solicitation will be made only by means
of the Company's confidential Offering Memorandum and in accordance with the terms of all applicable securities and other laws. None of the
information or analyses presented are intended to form the basis for any investment decision, and no specific recommendations are intended.
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Larry J. Behar established his boutique business immigration practice representing
thirty six different nationalities in 1979. His firm is AV Preeminent rated by
Martindale Hubbell. In 2008, Mr Behar’s firm won the first regional center
approval in the state of Florida since 1996 and has since gone on to represent over
16 different regional centers with multilingual and multicultural staff. The firm
was also instrumental in the creation of the EB-5 Express model using direct job
modeling creation. It was also pivotal in ensuring states’ rights in the
determination of Targeted Employment Areas. The firm is a member ofIIUSA, the
EB-5 lobbying organization. Mr. Behar has been selected as one of the 100 most
powerful persons and top 100 global leaders in south Florida byCEO Magazine and
theWorld Trade Council. He has also authored two books about EB-5 immigration
and personally visited 41 embassies and consulates worldwide. Larry is trilingual
in English, French and Spanish. He holds an undergraduate degree fromMc Gill
University, a civil law degree from theUniversity of Montrealas well as a common
law education fromNova Southeastern University(J.D.) in Ft. Lauderdale.
Senator Jeffares brings a wealth of government experience to Southern States
Regional Center. In addition to currently serving as Georgia's 17th District
Senator, Senator Jeffares has been named the Chairman of the State Institutions
and Property; Vice Chair of the State and Local Government Operations
Committee and also serves on the Government Oversight, Regulated Industries,
Natural Resources and Veteran Affairs Committees along with Veterans, Military
and Homeland Security. Senator Jeffares is the current Vice President of the
Georgia Rural Water Association and is a board member of the North Metropolitan
Water District; and is a member of the Water Pollution Control Federation and
the American Water Works Association.Rick is also the owner of a successful
business - J&T Environmental Services and works to preserve and protect water
quality in communities across Georgia.
Bruce Nicely is a Management Professional with a strong record of
successful, comprehensive and progressive development experience. In
2011, Bruce founded Southern States Regional Center (SSRC) and has
been serving as its Managing Partner. SSRC currently has $230 million in
projects in its pipeline. Previously, he had 18 years experience in real
estate development having completed projects in land development,
residential and commercial construction projects in Georgia, Florida and
South Carolina. His projects include a 800 acre Master Planned
Community; multiple free standing single tenant ground up construction
projects and numerous large tract land purchases. Prior to his real estate
development career, Bruce founded and led a successful restaurant chain
with locations in multiple states, 578 employees and generated sales in
excess of $90 million.
James has completed projects in a wide range of heavy civil related
construction over the past 29 years. James served as President and CEO of
DeKalb Pipeline Company which, under his direction became recognized as one
of Metro Atlanta's site development leaders. James has served in several high
ranking positions with industry associations including the National Utilities
Contractors Association and the Georgia Utility Contractors Association. James
is the only person to ever serve as two term President of the Georgia Utility
Contractors Association and has also held the position of President of the
National Utility Contractors Association where he received the National Utility
Contractors Association's most prestigious award. James is also the owner of
Granite Mountain Machinery which buys and sells heavy construction equipment
worldwide.
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generating billions in annual economic impact. Notable productions
Atlanta is the capital of and most populous city in the U.S.
State of Georgia. The Atlanta metropolitan area is home to
5.5 million people, the ninth largest in the United States.
Atlanta is the seventh most visited city in the country at 35
million visitors and the twelfth most popular destination for
overseas visitors at over 712,000 annually. Atlanta is also
home to one of America’s fastest growing Asian populations.
Atlanta has been dubbed everything from the "capital of the
new South" and "the next international city" to "the best
place to do business." It's also a great place to visit. Fueled
by the prosperity of media companies like CNN, a thriving
film industry and local mega companies like Coca Cola,
Porsche, IBM, Mercedes Benz, Home Depot, UPS, AT&T and
Delta Airlines, the prestige of hosting the 1996 Summer
Olympic Games and the energy of young upwardly mobile
types who have migrated to the city in droves--Atlanta is a
city on the move. From world-class universities, award-
winning restaurants, the Tomorrow World International Music
Festival, a myriad of cultural attractions to a hip nightlife
and sporting events galore, the city is cosmopolitan in every
sense of the word.
Atlanta has also managed to maintain its historic character.
Stop by the Atlanta History Center or visit the Martin Luther
King Jr. Historical Site, a moving tribute to an American icon.
Browse through the former home of famousGone With The
Windauthor Margaret Mitchell or pop into the former U.S.
President Jimmy Carter Library and Museum for details on
the life and times of the former president and his family.
Whether you choose modern urban endeavors or old southern
pleasures, Atlanta will not disappoint. Just like the Foxhall
Resort and Sporting Club, there is something to engage
everyone.
ATLANTA: THE HUB AND HEARTBEAT OF
THE SOUTHERN UNITED STATES.
Guests of Foxhall Resort and Sporting Club enjoy
breathtaking views and recreational water access to
the majestic Chattahoochee River, the primary
source of water to not only Atlanta, but the states
of Georgia, Alabama and Florida. Sourcing from the
Blue Ridge Mountains to the north, the river has
been crucial to the fortunes of those inhabiting the
region for thousands of years. In 1945, the United
States Congress passed legislation directing the U.S.
Army Corps of Engineers to build dams and create a
series of large, man-made lakes completed in 1963
ensuring the preservation its pristine beauty and
commercial utility.
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ENEROUSSTATETAX incentives and its favorable climate make
Georgia’s film industry the third largest in the United States
generating billions in annual economic impact. Notable productions
shot locally include HBO’sThe Walking Dead, Driving Miss Daisy,
Glory, Selma, Fried Green Tomatoes, Forest Gump, TheHunger
Games andThe Fast and the Furious film franchises.
LOCATION. LOCATION. LOCATION.
1.5 MILES OF PRECIOUS
RIVER FRONTAGE.
The Foxhall Resort and Sporting Club’s pristine acreage
is a mere 30 minutes from downtown Atlanta and just
43 minutes from the fashionable Buckhead residential
and entertainment district via South Fulton Parkway–-a
major state highway running east-west connecting
Foxhall Resort to downtown Atlanta, Interstate 85 and
Interstate 285. Even more impactful to the enterprise’s
success is that it’slocated just 24 minutes from
Atlanta’s Hartsfield-Jackson International Airport, the
busiest airport in the world.
As strategically advantageous as this is, it only tells
part of the story. In March of 2014, the Atlanta Regional
Commission formed the Atlanta Aerotropolis Alliance,
which is an economic development coalition of regional
public and private sector leaders. The term,
“Aerotropolis” refers to a coordinated plan to develop
an urban economic ecosystem around an airport. The
first major corporation to sign on was Porsche’s North
American Headquarters and test track.
Foxhall Resort and Sporting Club forms the western
anchor of the 62,500 acre Georgia Aerotropolis Corridor.