EB-5 Direct Projects
EB-5 Direct Project
Great Greek Mediterranean Restaurant
About Great Greek
Great Greek is one of the few restaurant franchises that grew during the pandemic due to their technology and ability to adapt to changing industry conditions.
The Great Greek has 22 locations opened throughout the United States and another 160 under construction to be opened soon.
Why invest in a Great Greek Restaurant?
- Health and Wellness is a trend that has been the fundamental driver of change in food and beverages worldwide, and we not only expect this trend to continue, but also accelerate.
- Consumers across the country are seeking delicious, new, healthy options when dining out. New research confirms Mediterranean food is the big winner with diners both when it comes to one-time trial and for eating frequently.
- Customers tend to prefer small business and are more loyal to them- They’re 30% more likely to be satisfied with a small business than a big business and are more likely to return.Customers tend to prefer fresh food with natural ingredients. Mediterranean food features big, bold flavors and healthy ingredients that make it delicious to enjoy.
- The Great Greek makes almost every item on the menu 100% from scratch in house, cooking meals to order.
Keys to success
Authentic Recipes – Authentic third-generation Greek family recipes
Exceptional Food – Meals and desserts are all made from scratch with fresh, whole ingredients
Award Winning Restaurants – Great Greek restaurants have received a variety of awards for their delicious food options and family-friendly atmosphere
Proven Demand – Greek/Mediterranean cuisine is highly sought after because of its bold flavors and healthy options.
Convenience Dine in or carry-out options at very location
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Frequently asked questions
An EB-5 investment is considered “at risk” if the capital is actually and fully invested, with a risk of loss and a chance for gain, and fully deployed in an active job-creating entity. An I-526 EB-5 petition must be accompanied by evidence that the petitioner has placed the required amount of capital at risk for the purpose of generating a return on the capital. Evidence of mere intent to invest or of prospective investment arrangements with no present commitment will not be sufficient.
Direct EB-5 investments projects are not pre-approved by USCIS. The direct investment EB-5 project is reviewed by USCIS in the I-526 filing. There is no process for pre-approval of direct investment projects.
Direct EB-5 projects do not involve Form I-924 filings. I-924 are not applicable in EB-5 direct investments.
Since the USCIS does not pre-approve direct EB-5 investment projects, Notices of Intent to Terminate the direct EB-5 project are not issued. The USCIS may issue a Request for Evidence for the Form I-526 and ask additional information about the EB-5 project.
