El oscuro imperio inmobiliario de la Iglesia mormona se expande por Estados Unidos: “Son oportunistas de una manera calculada”
La confesión de Jesucristo de los Últimos Días actúa en EE UU como un fondo soberano que invierte en miles de propiedades a largo plazo
Just 20 minutes from Denver International Airport, on a sprawling piece of land larger than Manhattan's Central Park, an ambitious new community named Tributary is taking shape. The planned neighborhood is poised to erect homes for over 12,000 people, shops, parks, a school, and a fire station. A railway line directly connected to the area will provide easy access to the airport, serving as a crucial link for the suburbs surrounding Denver.
The developer of Tributary, Property Reserve, remains relatively unknown to most locals. However, the name behind it is far more recognizable: the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, commonly known as the Mormon Church, which has owned the land for decades. Amy Wiles, from the city of Aurora where the 388-hectare project is situated, confirms the enthusiasm surrounding the initiative. "This is a tremendous opportunity for the city," she remarks.
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