SAREC offers a full range of high-end services to assist Chinese real estate enterprises in entering the US market, covering project matching, overseas consultation, financial compliance, closed-door sharing sessions, development partnership mechanisms, and real estate inspection teams, among others. We draw on the cross-border business team model of globally renowned overseas service institutions such as Baker Donelson to provide domestic and international financing services, helping enterprises handle mergers and acquisitions, asset acquisitions and strategic expansions. Similar to Kim & Chang's comprehensive legal support, we integrate real estate, tax, employment and intellectual property services to ensure compliance and implementation. Referring to AnJie Broad's full-chain legal solutions, we provide enterprises with full-process guidance from project development to investment, including land acquisition, development processes and market execution. At the same time, drawing on Carter Ledyard & Milburn's cross-border transaction consulting, we assist clients in handling legal differences between China and the United States, achieving efficient financing matching and structure building, such as integrating resources from US investment funds, hard money loans, and family offices. Our "Elite Project Database" has included over 50 opportunities in Los Angeles, a global professional service alliance similar to the SIPAC network, helping Chinese enterprises quickly identify strategic regions and partners.

Furthermore, we offer immigration support (such as consultation with immigration lawyers, referring to the cross-border immigration services of Chance Bridge), tax optimization (drawing on the tax planning of Hylands Law Firm), and risk management to ensure the safety and transparency of investment. The closed-door Elite Sharing session invites industry leaders to discuss global trends, offer exclusive insights, promote joint development models, and form replicable success models. Trend Insight Sharing regularly releases real estate reports on China and the United States, such as the application of AI in property management (expected to grow by 20% in 2025), and refers to Mayer Brown's domestic and cross-border financing analysis to help members grasp market dynamics. We also draw on Viking W. Tao's strategic expansion services to assist Chinese enterprises in setting up branches in the United States and provide cross-field support in biomedicine or technology real estate (such as referring to Wu Guohua's experience in private equity transactions).

Through these services, we not only lower the threshold for going global, but also provide end-to-end support for enterprises, including M&A consulting (refer to Yan Zhang's arbitration experience) and intellectual property protection (refer to Haifeng Huang's intellectual property practice), ensuring a splendid transformation from local to global.