White House Expands Program Scrutinizing Foreign Land Purchases Near Military Bases
The additions mean the Treasury Department will monitor real estate deals within a mile of 40 military bases and 100 miles of 27 other facilities.
U.S. Finalizes Rule to Review More Foreign Land Deals Near Military Bases
Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen said the final rule "will significantly increase the ability of CFIUS to thoroughly review real estate transactions near bases and will allow us to deter and stop foreign adversaries from threatening our Armed Forces, including through intelligence gathering."
Treasury to expand oversight of foreign entities' property purchases near military bases
The U.S. Department of the Treasury issued a final rule Friday that expands the government's ability to review foreign real estate transactions near more than 60 military bases and installations across 30 states.
Biden administration wants reviews of foreign purchases around Michigan military bases
A senior Treasury Department official confirmed for the Free Press on Friday that the rule expanding the authority of the Committee on Foreign Investment in the United States (CFIUS) was set to be finalized,
U.S. to Expand National-Security Reviews of Real-Estate Deals Near Military Bases
Concerns over Chinese land deals in the U.S. prompted the move to grant new authorities to the Committee on Foreign Investment in the U.S.
US boosts scrutiny of foreign land deals near military bases amid China concerns
The US Treasury has, however, rejected a push to retroactively apply the rule to a proposed battery plant by Chinese firm Gotion in Michigan The Biden administration on Friday finalised a new rule expanding its authority to review foreign purchases of real estate near US military bases for national security threats.
US Expands Oversight On Property Deals Near Military Sites
The United States said Friday it is widening its ability to review foreigners' real estate deals near military bases and installations -- a move coming at a time of heightened concern over China-related land purchases.
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Committee on Foreign Investment in the United States (CFIUS)
By River Akira Davis The Committee on Foreign Investment in the United States is expected to raise national security concerns about selling the iconic steel producer to Japan’s Nippon Steel.
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Treasury issues final rule expanding authority over real estate sold to foreigners
The Treasury Department on Friday issued a final rule expanding its review of real estate transactions by foreign persons near more than 60 military bases and installations across 30 states.  Real ...
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