Grand Park is a large-scale, master-planned community under active development in the Fraser Valley of Grand County, Colorado. Located adjacent to Winter Park Resort and roughly an hour from Denver, the community provides year-round access to some of the state’s top destinations for skiing and outdoor recreation.
The current development scope encompasses roughly 220 residential lots, 319 vertical residential units, and 125 vertical lodging units, along with lodging pad sites designed to accommodate up to 450 units. Plans also include more than 70,000 square feet of commercial space. Supporting infrastructure continues to expand, featuring approximately 15,000 linear feet of new roadways and essential utilities. Future amenities include a golf course and clubhouse, further enhancing the community’s recreational appeal.
Construction Progress
Construction progress continued at a steady pace into May across Grand Park’s five active sites.
At the Colorado Adventure Park, crews are excavating the drain pipe trench and removing material from the hillside as part of the first phase of civil work.
Along Market Street, work is continuing on the final brick section and broader exterior finish work.
At the Meadows Villas and Townhomes, interior finish installation is now underway in the remaining residences.
At the Mill Apartments, siding installation is underway, while plumbing, HVAC, and electrical rough-in work continues in parallel.
In Phase 2 of the Elk Creek Condos, underground infrastructure work is nearing completion.
Together, these parallel efforts highlight sustained progress across multiple areas of Grand Park and underscore the project’s consistent job creation.
A Rural EB-5 Project With Strong Foundations
The Grand Park EB-5 investment is structured as a senior secured loan, backed by a first-priority deed of trust and a 100% equity pledge in the project company. Each EB-5 investor participates through an individual four-year loan term, which is shorter than typical EB-5 offerings and designed to meet USCIS sustainment requirements.
As a project located in a rural targeted employment area, Grand Park qualified its investors for the reduced $800,000 investment minimum, priority I-526E petition processing, and eligibility under the 20 percent rural visa set-aside. With construction actively progressing, the project has already created enough qualifying EB-5 jobs for more than 30 of its investors. Upon completion, Grand Park is projected to generate EB-5-eligible jobs that will significantly exceed the amount needed for all investors to obtain permanent Green Cards.
Investor protections include multiple layers of security: a construction completion guaranty, an I-526E approval refund guaranty, and a job creation guaranty. Together, these safeguards ensure that EB-5 capital is used exclusively for qualified development costs and that required job creation metrics are fully achieved.
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While the Grand Park EB-5 project is now fully subscribed, EB5AN continues to sponsor other top-quality rural EB-5 projects that qualify for priority processing. For additional details about our available EB-5 projects, schedule a one-on-one consultation with EB5AN.
