The Opportunity Zones tax incentive has raised $85 billion in equity, created 3 to 4.5 percentage points in employment growth ...

an economic public policy organization founded in 2013, has created a resource page on its site that links to state-by-state opportunity zone updates. Each state on an interactive map of the U.S ...

A 'balancing act between need and opportunity' Nearly 1,300 Census tracts in the state, including virtually all of Cleveland, were eligible for opportunity zone status based on their poverty rates ...

New legislation introduces rural "super incentives" and expanded access, though a potential investment freeze could stall ...

The hope through the opportunity zones is to enable job creation in these regions. Click on the interactive map below to view more details on each region. 13 Action News spoke to people in the ...

Fully interactive Opportunity Zones map available here from eig.org ... it can also offer new paths to black economic empowerment. With innovative approaches, a solid understanding of the ...

As economic development initiatives go, opportunity zones represent one of the most innovative approaches to channeling private investment into transitioning and underserved communities across ...

According to the Economic Innovation Group ... In South Florida, the Opportunity Zones map includes some in historically distressed areas such as Liberty City, Opa-Locka and Carol City.

Yet Opportunity Zones had successfully attracted over $100 billion in private investment by 2022, according to the Economic Innovation Group, making it the most consequential economic development ...

Map assets. Foundations can finance the ... programs that transform the local economy. Cities should use Opportunity Zones as a way to modernize and redefine their institutions to maximize economic, ...

He led an effort to map out all of the nation’s opportunity zones, and ranked each one ... but also provide jobs and economic opportunity without displacing local residents, and once the ...

while low-income communities are afraid of being completely displaced by the new economic development. All but two percent (in yellow) of the territory of Puerto Rico has been designated an ...