Saddleback sale remains on hold as buyers continue to seek financing
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A leaked audio tape of a September Majella staff meeting has CEO Sebastian Monsour saying that opening the ski area isn't a "primary concern" for his company - rather, the access to EB-5 visa financing the deal could give Majella.
Monsour has subsequently denied the EB-5 financing is driving the deal, and said that Majella is also pursuing conventional financing; also that the deal should be completed "soon."
The "latest update" on majellagroup.com is still the original one from June 2017.
A group of local citizens who wanted to buy and reopen the mountain continues to meet.
Let's hope for a December 2018 opening.