It’s only when we engage communities as thoughtful partners in our work, do we get the results at the heart of our missions.

The Treasury Department has released proposed rules and an accompanying revenue ruling for Opportunity Zones. Stay tuned as we complete our analysis of this initial round of guidance.

A new paper investigates how equity and opportunity maps have been integrated into planning processes in five regions across the country.

Use our Opportunity Zone Explorer mapping tool to locate Opportunity Zones by city, county or zip code, filter down by specific criteria, find details for any census tract in the U.S., compare characteristics of Opportunity Zones within each state, and more.

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Our Community Engagement Toolkit within Opportunity360 is an online database of tools, best practices and case studies presented in a user-friendly format that’s relational, searchable, filterable and keyword-enabled.

While potential investors and Opportunity Fund managers have been diligently modeling different fund structures and investment options in recent months, it has become clear that many are awaiting further clarification and guidance from the Internal Revenue Service (IRS) before finalizing their strategies and deploying capital into Opportunity Zones.

The U.S. Department of the Treasury and the IRS have announced the approval of Opportunity Zone designations in Florida, Nevada, Pennsylvania and Utah. With this final round of approval, Opportunity Zones have now been designated in all 50 states, the District of Columbia and five territories.