Are you now living or working in an Opportunity Zone? Is the community you serve a newly-designated Opportunity Zone? Are you thinking about investing in Opportunity Zones? If your answer is “yes” to any of these questions, you may be interested in understanding more about the characteristics of those neighborhoods.

Enterprise has provided multiple resources on Opportunity Zones since the provision was enacted in the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act of 2017, and Terri Ludwig, chief executive officer of Enterprise Community Partners, has been asked to testify before Congress on “The Promise of Opportunity Zones.”

Opportunity Zone Nominations: State-Of-Play Following March 21 Deadline

​ By March 21, Governors (State CEOs) must act on Opportunity Zones nominations, or risk...

The latest in this series provides guidance regarding Opportunity Zones eligibility and addresses some common questions.

Learn more about new guidance from the U.S. Department of the Treasury on Opportunity Zones and census data.

Learn about the Opportunity Zone Program, a new investment vehicle created in last year's tax reform that is designed to drive long-term capital to distressed communities by providing tax benefits.

The Tax Cuts and Jobs Act created a new community investment vehicle, the Opportunity Zone Program, which is designed to drive long-term capital to distressed communities by providing tax benefits on investments in Opportunity Funds. Enterprise looks forward to working with Treasury to ensure that the Opportunity Zone Program is structured to effectively support reinvestment in distressed communities nationwide.