Golden Gate Global (GGG), a leading EB-5 Regional Center headquartered in San Francisco, is proud to announce that more than 100 conditional green card petitions have been approved for investors in the Anasu Phase 1A project. A significant number of these approvals represent H-1B professionals based in the Bay Area who utilized the EB-5 program’s concurrent filing benefits to secure their path to permanent residency.

The project has now achieved all necessary development and regulatory approvals to commence construction. With entitlements and pre-development milestones secured, the project is moving decisively into the infrastructure and vertical construction phases. In parallel, the Anasu Sales Center is nearing completion, signaling on-the-ground execution and market readiness for this premier wine country destination.

The Anasu project is the visionary brainchild of hospitality icon Adrian Zecha, renowned for redefining global luxury travel.

Aman Resorts: Zecha is the founder of the world-famous Aman Resorts, a brand synonymous with discreet, ultra-luxury boutique properties.

Regent International Hotels: He also co-founded Regent International Hotels, now a flagship luxury brand within the IHG Hotels & Resorts portfolio.

Anasu Resort is strategically positioned within California’s hospitality landscape, leveraging the state’s economic scale and the strength of its tourism ecosystem. The Phase 1A EB-5 offering was fully subscribed, reflecting immense investor confidence in both the immigration strategy and the underlying asset quality.

Encouraged by this overwhelming demand and the positive immigration momentum reflected in the rapid I-526E approvals, Golden Gate Global is officially launching Anasu Phase 2. This next phase will expand the master-planned vision, providing a new opportunity for EB-5 investors seeking alignment with a differentiated, institutionally backed hospitality platform.

Golden Gate Global Announces Milestone 100+ I-526E Approvals for Anasu Phase 1A; Launches Phase 2 of California Wine Country EB-5 Project

“The volume and speed of I-526E approvals we are seeing reinforces the strength of our project selection and execution model,” said Mark Jorgensen, Co-CEO, Golden Gate Global. “With construction approvals secured and Phase 2 now launching, we are focused on disciplined delivery, investor transparency, and continued momentum for our investor families.”

Golden Gate Global remains committed to structuring EB-5 offerings that align immigration success with high-quality real estate development and strong developer sponsorship.

For more information about the Anasu project or upcoming Phase 2 opportunities, please contact Golden Gate Global at [email protected] or visit 3gfund.com.

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