Intro deck for new development for EB-5 Audiences.

1. IMAGINE…
A place where glamor meets fundamentals.
A place where mixed-use meets lifestyle.
A place where water meets land.
A place where fantasy meets reality.
This document is for informational purposes only and does not constitute an offer or solicitation to sell shares or securities in Miami City Center or any related or associated company. Any such
offer or solicitation will be made only by means of the Company's confidential Offering Memorandum and in accordance with the terms of all applicable securities and other laws. All
communications prior to signing the Offering Memorandum are non-binding, null and void. None of the information or analyses presented are intended to form the basis for any investment
decision, and no specific recommendations are intended.

2. LEGENDARY MIAMI WATERFRONT PROPERTY.
Miami City Center (MCC) will be a new mixed-use project containing both residential
and retail/commercial development. As its name implies MCC is strategically
located in the most central part of Miami, it is just south of State Road 836, locally
known as the Dolphin Expressway, which is a major east/west corridor. One mile to
the North is Miami International Airport and it is surrounded by the Class "A" Blue
Lagoon office and hospitality facilities. Downtown Miami and the Brickell business
and residential district is six miles to the east and just three more miles east is South
Beach, Coral Gables is less than a two miles to the South and the Doral Community is
three miles to the West.
The 8.9 acre site is waterfront property with over 1,200 linear feet on the Blue
Lagoon lake. It is zoned for up to 1,335 residential units and a total of over 3
million square feet of buildable space is possible. The site was originally dry land
but it was quarried over 60 years ago and so it must first be back-filled before it can
be developed - however, it is currently zoned and platted land.
“It is zoned for up to
1,335 residential units and
a total of over 3 million
square feet of buildable
space is possible.”

3. Miami City Center will be built in 3+ phases. The first phase will be Miami City Center One, a
12 to 15 story structure with 318 one, two and three-bedroom apartments at a total project
cost of $95.33 million USD. Amenities will include a swimming pool with a patio deck, a
fully equipped exercise facility, a large community room with kitchen facilities and a play
area for children. The building will also feature a ground floor fine dining restaurant
overlooking the beautiful Blue Lagoon lake and a fast casual cafe.

4. AN URBAN SANCTUARY
NESTLED BETWEEN
LAND AND WATER.
Miami City Center is the most central location in Miami.
O n e mile t o the North is Miami International Airport and
the Class “ A ” B l u e Lagoon business and hospitality
facilities. Downtown Miami and the Brickell Financial
District are only six miles t o the East, and Coral Gables is
less than a couple miles t o the South.
W i t h its singular style and location in the heart of Miami,
Miami City Center is an urban oasis offering unparalleled
residential living on the B l u e Lagoon waterway.

5. Dolphin Mall
Miami World Centre
BETWEEN WHERE THE CITY STOPS AND
THE SHORE BEGINS, THERE IS A
MAGICAL SWEET SPOT WHERE
FORTUNES ARE MADE. AND AMERICAN
DREAMS FOR IMMIGRANT INVESTORS.

7. A GEM OF A PARCEL.
“Considered the hub of
Latin America, Miami has
a year-round tropical
climate, world class
beaches, exceptional
dining and everything one
expects from an elite
international city.
Miami is a cultural
destination with its new
Arsht Performing Arts
Center, Florida Grand
Opera, Miami City Ballet,
New World Symphony,
Coconut Grove Art
Festival, Miami Film
Festival, Art Basel Miami
just to name a few.”

8. A PARCEL WITH BIG PLANS.

9. *Note: HUD would finance at
a higher LTV, thus reducing
the amount of immigrant
investor capital needed.

10. SECURITY OF
CAPITAL
JOB
CREATION
DEVELOPER
EQUITY
GOVERNMENT
SUPPORT
RELATIONSHIPS
Secured by real estate, investors will be repaid when the
project is refinanced after 5 years.
Since the project resides in a Targeted Employment Area
(TEA), the jobs requirement expects to exceed minimums.
The developer has “skin in the game”having committed
$9.5 million of land equity free from debt.
The project team has secured local government support and
the permits required to begin work.
Our steadfast commitment to ensure all aspects of your
American experience go smoothly, including our vast network
of both business and personal relationships at your disposal.
PEACE OF MIND.
Sound project fundamentals and deep knowledge in the immigrant investment arena ensure that
your investor experience is as tranquil as our coastal shores.

11. A DEEPLY EXPERIENCED TEAM TO
BRING IT HOME.
Doug Mayer is currently President of
Stone Soup Development a consulting
company that is dedicated to developing
affordable and market-rate housing and
also engages in economic development.
In his 20 years of experience he has
developed over 1,250 units of affordable
housing and has for over 36 years worked
with various nonprofit organizations. He
has served as a volunteer for a number of
nonprofit organizations and is presently
on the Board of Directors for the South
Florida Community Development
Coalition. Mr. Mayer holds both
undergraduate and master's degrees in
public administration and sociology.
Vijay George Varki maintains a 40 plus
year career in the Public and Private
sectors, directly or indirectly involved in
over $3.5 Billion USD of real estate
transactions, investment, development,
master planning, design and construction.
Mr. Varki has held numerous leadership
positions and roles over his career
including Urban and Planning Director of
the Miami Downtown Development
Authority. Vijay holds 2 post graduate
degrees: a Masters of City Planning from
Georgia Institute of Technology and a
Masters of Architecture and Urban Design
from Georgia Tech with a supporting
Bachelors degree in Architecture with
Honors from IIT Kharagpur, WB India.
Ronald R. Fieldstone is a partner in the
Miami office of Arnstein & Lehr LLP.
Mr. Fieldstone has published numerous
articles and has been a lecturer in the fields of
real estate, corporate/securities, tax law, and
franchise law for the past 40 years. He
graduated from the Wharton School,
University of Pennsylvania in 1971 (magna
cum laude) and received joint MBA/JD
degrees from Wharton School and
University of Pennsylvania Law School in
1974. Since 2009, he has actively been
serving as corporate/securities counsel
involving EB-5 immigrant visa investor
offerings. Mr. Fieldstone represents both
developers and regional centers in EB-5
matters, currently more than 300 EB-5
projects with combined capital raise of
nearly $6 billion.
Henry Leong is an experienced business
executive with a focus on capital
transactions and cross-border joint-
venture relationships between the Asia-
Pacific region and the U.S. Mr. Leong
founded Vietbridge Capital Corp. to
accelerate economic development in
Vietnam. Mr. Leong serves as the
Investment Chairman for the Overseas
Vietnamese Business Association with the
strong support of Vietnamese Prime
Minister Mr. Nguyen Tan Dung, and the
country of Vietnam. In addition to serving
as President of Vietbridge, Mr. Leong is
also a partner in Hong Kong-based hedge
fund Rich Mega Inc. Ltd. Rich Mega makes
direct investments from relationships
established by Vietbridge. For the past 7
years, Mr. Leong has helped US Regional
Centers and clients raise over $850
Million USD via EB-5 immigrant investor
programs.

13. Thank you for your consideration.
FOR MORE
INFORMATION,
CONTACT:
Mr. Henry Leong, CEO
Vietbridge Capital Corp.
p: (312) 388-8882
s: henryleong8
e: henry2002leong@gmail.com
w: www.vietcapitalcorp.com
This document is for informational purposes only and does not constitute an offer or solicitation to sell shares or securities in Miami City Center or any related or associated company. Any such
offer or solicitation will be made only by means of the Company's confidential Offering Memorandum and in accordance with the terms of all applicable securities and other laws. All
communications prior to signing the Offering Memorandum are non-binding, null and void. None of the information or analyses presented are intended to form the basis for any investment
decision, and no specific recommendations are intended.