#1)
Hawaii: Wind-power development seeks approx $1 Billion to
acquire large acreage near Honolulu ($200M), and install and operate five-hundred 1.5-megawatt wind-turbines, with total power generation
capacity 750-megawatts, enough to power approximately 200,000 homes, in and
around Honolulu. Hawaii has some of the highest prices of
electricity in the USA, and a steady supply of wind. This
750-megawatt wind-power development will sell electricity to the local
utility company HECO (Hawaiian Electric Co) for about half the residential
consumer price... The peak demand on Oahu (island where Honolulu is)
is around 1,200-megawatts, with a low of 400-megawatts, so this project will
power a relatively large percentage of the electrical usage around
Honolulu (where about 90% of Hawaii's population lives). Based
on selling electricity to power company for approx 50% of residential
retail price, projected annual net profit (by year 3) will be about $240 million (or
an annualized ROI more than 20%).
The operating costs are relatively small. Hawaii's new
governor has vowed to make Hawaii energy independent, and the top
energy advisors in her administration say it will only be accomplished
using wind-power, which is a free and unlimited domestic resource...
Wind-power has been around for decades, and has been tried, tested, and
proven to be clean, safe, efficient, reliable, and renewable...
[At the present time, sadly, Honolulu generates about 90% of its electrical
usage from the burning of fossil fuels, like gasoline]... This will be the largest single wind-power operation
ever built in the USA.
#6) Ethanol plants ($5.025 Billion) in California, Alaska, Idaho,
Chicago, and Brazil... Same developer, 5 different
Ethanol plants, seeks $5.025 Bbillion... Partner in this project holds
a patent on manufacturing Ethanol... Plans to expand across the USA,
with one major ethanol-production facility in each of the 50 states of the
USA, seeking $74 Billion.
#17) Africa: various Humanitarian Developments. $21
Billion+.
Wide-ranging projects for the continent of Africa... Borrower is a
tax-exempt US entity.
#12) Caribbean hotel
acquisitions (Phase One, Caribbean $4.7 Billion... Phase
Two, North America, to $74 Billion... Phase Three, world-wide, $280
Billion). USA acquisitions alone $116 Billion...
#2) Hawaii Retirement
Village seeks $500 million for 3,000-home retirement
community, golf-course, and small, full-service hospital, on
3,000-acres, across from six world-class
"destination-resorts" in the coastal desert of South Kohala (Big
Island), the "gold coast" of Hawaii's Big Island..
Five-year projections show 18% annualized ROI (after loan is re-paid).
#18) Hawaii oceanfront resorts. Two existing resorts for sale, over
1,000 rooms, avg about $200/night, operated by well-known management
company. No renovations needed... Buyer seeks $150M.
#14) Texas: natural-gas development $950
million... Same company seeks $30M bridge loan to acquire $300M
funding for oil project... Total request from same company in Texas for BOTH
energy projects combined = $1.25 Billion...
#13) Hawaii: Resort,
convention center, theme-park, sports-complex, and residential
homes, Big Island, west Hawaii... Seeking approx $1.5
Billion ...
#19) Hawaii: Maui, Celebrity Retreat on 300+
acres. Seeking approx $350M
#5) Marshall Islands: seeking $ 2 Billion for
humanitarian development... Purpose of the loan is to develop
infrastructure, transportation, telecommunications, schools,
hospitals, etc. The borrower can be "ANY international
agency the lender wants, to manage the funds."
#10) New York, Miami, and Minneapolis:
developer of world-class, high-end, high-rise towers -- for
hotel, shopping, condos, etc., seeks $9 Billion, for 6
projects in these 3 cities, with more planned... Loan offered,
requires collateral.
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#3) Hawaii: To
purchase six (6) operational, income-producing, world-class
"destination-resorts," (owned by bankrupt Japanese companies), plus
200,000-acres of undeveloped land in Hawaii, requires approximately $2.6
Billion. Buyer-borrower is older Japanese man, born
and raised in Hawaii his whole life, and real-estate professional,
with decades of experience in the local real estate business, and
many contacts in government and the industry.
#4) Hawaii:
seeking $1.9 Billion, to acquire and develop very large
acreage, over 100,000 acres on the Big Island of Hawaii, including about
7-8 miles of oceanfront... (same borrower-developer as above)...
#7) Florida: 560-room beachfront hotel, requires $28
million...
(#7, #8, and #9 same client in Florida)
#7a) Florida: Same buyer targets acquisition of 5 hotels in Florida
(part of large, well-known hotel chain)... $90 million.
#8) Florida: 920-room hotel near Disneyworld, requires $34 million
#9) Orlando, Florida development on 600-acres, $1+ Billion...
(600-acres land only = $60 million)
#11)
California: 2 residential developments, $200 million and $500
million:
a) $200 million = The Waterfront Redevelopment Project (Stockton,
California) -- to develop and build five 100,000 square foot, five-story
office towers, a 1,100-automobile parking structure, a commercial
building, two-hundred and fifty cluster apartments next to the office
towers, a five-hundred room hotel and convention center, and two-hundred
four-plex apartments. Also, this project will include the buildings, which
were built in 1982. These buildings include The Waterfront Warehouse,
Delta Gateway Apartments, and Steamboat Landing, 152 units of apartments
for the elderly. The total value of the projects will be two-hundred
million dollars ($200,000,000).
b) $500 million = The Bickford Development Project, to be built on
one-thousand, nine-hundred, fifty-eight acres (1,958 acres) of land
between Highway 193 and Sierra College Boulevard near Lincoln, California
(near Sacramento), with construction of one-thousand, nine-hundred,
fifty-eight (1,958) custom-built homes (i.e., one home per acre). In
addition, there will be an eighteen-hole golf course, and a nine-hole golf
course, a city center, and a commercial and retail center.
The total completion value of the development will be five-hundred million
dollars ($500,000,000).
#15) California: $10 Billion (over 5-10 years) for
acquisition and development of 100,000+ acres with various kinds of
housing, to provide for the expected 8 million+ additional new population,
just in California, by the year 2020... plus hotels, condos, office
high-rises, business parks, shopping centers, and research labs,
etc., including some humanitarian aspects, such as homeless shelters,
shelters for battered women, senior citizens, and low-income residential
housing developments... Borrower has conditional commitment,
contingent on providing acceptable collateral...
#16) South Korea: $100 million to purchase 90% ownership of
one of the largest construction companies in Korea.
Bob
Silverstein
AAA Loan Arranger
GoodmanLivingwell@Gmail.com
708-808-1551
970-366-6558
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