The ski resort, developed by fraudster Ariel Qurios, has its current value in contention. Resort management wants to cut its property tax bill and claims the resort is valued at $58.5 million, a figure supported by an appraisal. The town disputes this low number, even though attempts to sell the resort (and recoup some EB-5 investor money) never produced an offer of greater than $70 million. $282 million from 564 investors helped fund the resort.Read the VT Digger story
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Aug 22nd, 2020
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