Great Southwest Regional Center, LLC

Leander SpringsPhase 1 of a mixed-use development in Leander, Texas, consisting of apartments and parking.

A Regional Center-sponsored EB-5 project near the 183A Toll Road and RM 2243 corridor. Phase 1 includes apartments and parking, while broader development concepts are presented separately.

Leander, Texas Targeted Employment Area EB-5 Project
Leander Springs
Project Overview

A focused EB-5 Phase 1 within a broader mixed-use vision.

Great Southwest Regional Center sponsors Leander Springs as a capital investment project supporting Phase 1 of the development. Based on the published project materials, that funded scope consists of apartments and parking.

The broader Leander Springs vision described by the developer includes hospitality, retail, public amenities and lagoon-related components. That broader context is kept distinct from the specific EB-5 Phase 1 scope.

Scope distinction

Future phases referenced in project/developer materials may include retail, hospitality and lagoon-related amenities. Those broader elements should not be interpreted as automatically included in the Phase 1 EB-5 budget summarized here.

Location
Leander, TX Site context near the 183A and RM 2243 corridor.
Designation
TEA: Yes The published project summary identifies the site as a Targeted Employment Area.
Project Cost
$164.3M Published total project cost: $164,293,732.
EB-5 Capital
$79.2M Up to $79.2 million identified in the existing project summary.
Master Plan Context

The broader development vision adds useful context without blurring the EB-5 scope.

According to the official Leander Springs development site, the master-planned concept aims to create a live-work-play environment with hospitality, amenities and public realm components. Those items help frame the overall project identity, while Phase 1 remains the core focus for this EB-5 page.

275–450 rooms

Hotel and 20,000 sf conference centre are identified in the broader development vision published on the Leander Springs site.

Official project-site context

10.5 acres

4 acres lagoon and amenities are referenced as part of the overall Leander Springs concept.

Broader amenity vision

21 acres

Parkland / ROW / civic components reinforce the place-making dimension of the larger master plan.

Public realm emphasis
Phase 1 Focus

Phase 1 remains distinct from the broader master plan.

The existing project materials distinguish the current EB-5 scope, the capital structure, and the broader development context.

01

Current EB-5 scope

The core funded scope described in the existing Regional Center materials is apartments and parking. That is the most important scope boundary on this page.

02

Broader master-planned context

The Leander Springs brand and visuals relate to the wider development vision, including hospitality and amenity components, but those are presented here only as context.

03

Current document reliance

Timing, offering terms, parties, entitlements and investor conditions should be confirmed through current offering documents, filings and qualified professional advisors.

Capital & Job Creation

Published capital structure and job-creation impact.

The existing project materials describe a total investment of $164,293,732, composed of approximately $85,093,732 in construction loan/debt and up to $79.2 million in EB-5 capital.

The published economic impact also identifies 1,063 projected jobs, which is above the 990 jobs generally associated with the stated investor count.

Total projected jobs
1,063

Aggregate employment impact referenced in the project economic analysis.

Required jobs
990

Job benchmark aligned with the published count of 99 EB-5 investors.

Labor income
$76.5M

Published Austin MSA labor income generated by the project activity.

Regional demand
$122M

Published regional output/demand impact associated with the economic model.

Published project cost $164,293,732
Existing project
materials summary
$85.09M Debt Construction loan / debt portion of the published capital stack.
$79.2M EB-5 Up to 99 investors at the amounts reflected in the existing materials.

Important: offering terms, investor rights, exit assumptions and related conditions should always be confirmed against the current governing offering documents.

Project Notes

Project context & important notes.

The items below distinguish historical development context from information that should be confirmed through current EB-5, municipal, and offering documents.

78 acres of land are referenced in public project/developer materials, including parcel descriptions of roughly 31 acres and 47 acres.

The developer site references a 07/08/2020 Chapter 380 Grant Agreement with a stated $22 million incentives package. This is retained here as historical project context, not as a statement of current entitlement status.

Wherever legal, securities or immigration matters are implicated, visitors should rely on current offering materials, USCIS filings, and qualified professional advisors rather than website copy alone.

Mixed-use vision

The official developer site describes approximately 78 acres planned around retail, offices, restaurants, urban living, hospitality, public-realm elements, and a lagoon-centered amenity concept.

Current project documents

Statements regarding timing, parties, capital, investor process, entitlements, and offering terms should be read together with the current governing project documents and professional advice.

Leander Springs

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Disclaimer

The material presented on this website is for general informational purposes only and is not an offer to sell or a solicitation of an offer to buy any security by Great Southwest Regional Center, LLC or any of its affiliates. This material may not be relied upon in connection with the purchase or sale of any security. Securities, if offered, will only be available to persons who are “accredited investors” or otherwise qualified investors pursuant to a confidential private placement memorandum and subscription agreement.