“The kiss of death is, try to run before you can walk,” said Lanie McMullin, director of economic development for the city of Everett, which helped Dargey launch his career in EB-5. “Because of the nature of EB-5, where lots of money comes in fast for projects, it’d be really hard to monitor your growth rate in a wise and thoughtful way.
“Here was a good, young starting developer who just had too much too fast.”
Earlier this month MyEverettNews.com gave you a sneek peek inside Potala Place which takes up a full block on Grand between Wall and Hewitt and is almost complete with 72 of its 220 units already leased.
Seattle Times business reporter Sanjay Bhatt has a great in-depth piece today explaining the growth of Dargey’s Path America, statements made by local and State elected officials that were less than factual and where the case against Dargey stands today. Click here for the full article.
October 25, 2015
Downtown Everett, Everett, Everett Economy