The Thompson Palm Springs Hotel is a full-service luxury resort hotel, including 36,800 square feet of upscale boutique with restaurant and retail spaces, located in downtown Palm Springs, California, that is well under construction and has its I-956F approval from USCIS.
The hotel is designed as a collection of small buildings with bungalow-style guest rooms surrounded by an unmatched variety of premium amenities. The hotel will boast a dynamic mix of 168 units, with 18 suites ranging in size from 556 square feet up to 1,745 square feet, including private outdoor patio space.
Operated by an Established International Brand
The Thompson brand was established in 2001 and acquired by Hyatt Hotels in 2019. Thompson Hotels is an award-winning, luxury boutique lifestyle hospitality brand.
HALL Group Solid Track Record
HALL Group has provided financing and developed well over $10 billion in real estate projects. They have worked with multiple EB-5 funds, seen I-526 approvals and repaid capital after I-829 filing.
Exceptional Market
As one of California’s most stylish cities, Palm Springs offers a variety of entertainment and cultural experiences that have proven to be a large draw for both locals and travelers domestic and from abroad.
HALL Group is a privately held investment firm founded in 1968 by Craig Hall. Its diversified holdings include active operations in commercial real estate development, ownership, and management; structured finance lending for real estate and other areas; vineyards and wineries; and venture capital and early-stage investments. HALL Group has provided financing and developed well over $10 billion in real estate projects.
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