Opportunity Zones, current to the 2025 law

Opportunity Zones: the 2027 map, address lookup and OZ 2.0 rules

Check any U.S. address against the 2018 zones and the 2027 round, then run the rules that apply. Every answer is tied to the statute, the IRS and Treasury.

Designated in 2018
8,764
census tracts, through Dec 31, 2028
Eligible for 2027
25,461
tracts on Treasury's September 2026 list
Certified so far
742
tracts in 5 states with an official list
OZ 1.0 gain included
Dec 31, 2026
for pre-2027 fund investments
Last day for Treasury to certify 2027 zonesNovember 27, 2026, or December 28, 2026 where the governor took the 30-day extension.
OZ 1.0 deferred gain is includedGain deferred through a pre-2027 QOF investment and still held is included in 2026 income.
OZ 2.0 begins and new zones take effectInvestments made on or after this date follow the amended rules; the first new round runs through Dec 31, 2036.
2018 zones expireDesignations made in 2018 end Dec 31, 2028; Puerto Rico's automatically designated zones end a year earlier, Dec 31, 2027.

The map

Two maps, one transition

8,764 census tracts were designated in 2018. Treasury lists 25,461 tracts as eligible for the 2027 round, and each state may designate only a share of them. Open the map or pick a state.

California: 879 2018 zones, 2,479 eligible for 2027Wisconsin: 120 2018 zones, 308 eligible for 2027Idaho: 28 2018 zones, 81 eligible for 2027Minnesota: 128 2018 zones, 291 eligible for 2027Iowa: 62 2018 zones, 175 eligible for 2027Missouri: 161 2018 zones, 523 eligible for 2027Maryland: 149 2018 zones, 454 eligible for 2027Oregon: 86 2018 zones, 229 eligible for 2027Michigan: 288 2018 zones, 860 eligible for 2027Montana: 25 2018 zones, 58 eligible for 2027Utah: 46 2018 zones, 147 eligible for 2027Virginia: 212 2018 zones, 611 eligible for 2027Illinois: 327 2018 zones, 957 eligible for 2027Texas: 628 2018 zones, 2,431 eligible for 2027Louisiana: 150 2018 zones, 621 eligible for 2027Florida: 427 2018 zones, 1,367 eligible for 2027Kentucky: 144 2018 zones, 546 eligible for 2027Tennessee: 176 2018 zones, 509 eligible for 2027New York: 514 2018 zones, 1,716 eligible for 2027Georgia: 260 2018 zones, 949 eligible for 2027Hawaii: 25 2018 zones, 89 eligible for 2027Delaware: 25 2018 zones, 61 eligible for 2027Washington: 139 2018 zones, 396 eligible for 2027Oklahoma: 117 2018 zones, 414 eligible for 2027West Virginia: 55 2018 zones, 208 eligible for 2027Alaska: 25 2018 zones, 33 eligible for 2027Pennsylvania: 300 2018 zones, 871 eligible for 2027Colorado: 126 2018 zones, 362 eligible for 2027North Carolina: 252 2018 zones, 814 eligible for 2027Indiana: 156 2018 zones, 503 eligible for 2027Kansas: 74 2018 zones, 211 eligible for 2027District of Columbia: 25 2018 zones, 69 eligible for 2027Rhode Island: 25 2018 zones, 55 eligible for 2027Wyoming: 25 2018 zones, 20 eligible for 2027Mississippi: 100 2018 zones, 406 eligible for 2027Massachusetts: 138 2018 zones, 414 eligible for 2027Connecticut: 72 2018 zones, 243 eligible for 2027Vermont: 25 2018 zones, 24 eligible for 2027Maine: 32 2018 zones, 78 eligible for 2027New Hampshire: 27 2018 zones, 53 eligible for 2027New Mexico: 63 2018 zones, 258 eligible for 2027Ohio: 320 2018 zones, 1,040 eligible for 2027Alabama: 158 2018 zones, 563 eligible for 2027Nebraska: 44 2018 zones, 112 eligible for 2027South Dakota: 25 2018 zones, 52 eligible for 2027Nevada: 61 2018 zones, 195 eligible for 2027New Jersey: 169 2018 zones, 518 eligible for 2027North Dakota: 25 2018 zones, 37 eligible for 2027South Carolina: 135 2018 zones, 449 eligible for 2027Arizona: 168 2018 zones, 506 eligible for 2027Arkansas: 85 2018 zones, 310 eligible for 2027
  • Certified list published
  • Nominations published
  • Reported or draft, no final list
  • No list published yet

Guides

The rules, explained with sources

OZ 2.0 and the lawOpportunity Zones 2.0: what the 2025 law changedWhat P.L. 119-21 sec. 70421 changed in the Opportunity Zone rules: permanence, 5-year rolling deferral, 30%…How it worksWhat is an Opportunity Zone, and how does the tax incentive work?What an Opportunity Zone is, how Qualified Opportunity Funds work, the three OZ 2.0 tax benefits, what OZ 1.0…ComparisonsOZ 1.0 vs OZ 2.0: the rules side by sideOZ 1.0 and OZ 2.0 compared rule by rule: deferral, step-ups, 10-year exclusion, 30-year cap, zones, rural,…Compliance and formsThe December 31, 2026 gain inclusion: what OZ 1.0 investors oweHow much deferred Opportunity Zone gain OZ 1.0 investors must include on December 31, 2026, which step-ups…ComparisonsInvesting in 2026 or waiting for 2027: how the timing rules workHow Notice 2026-40 treats 2026 gains invested in 2026 versus on or after January 1, 2027, which gains can…States2027 Opportunity Zone designations: the round and its statusHow the 2027 Opportunity Zone map is drawn: 25,461 eligible tracts, governors' nominations, Treasury…OZ 2.0 and the lawRural Opportunity Zones: the 30% step-up and the 50% improvement ruleRural Opportunity Zone rules under the 2025 law: what counts as rural, the rural fund 90% test, the 30%…How it worksThe 180-day rule: when your Opportunity Zone window starts and endsThe Opportunity Zone 180-day rule: how to count day 1, and start dates for sales, partnerships, REITs, 1231,…How it worksQualified opportunity zone business: every test a QOZB must passThe QOZB tests in one place: 70% tangible property, 50% gross income safe harbors, 40% intangibles, under 5%…

All guides

Financing

Debt for the projects inside the zones

Opportunity Zone equity rarely builds a project alone. Janover Capital LLC arranges construction, bridge, permanent and SBA financing for fund-backed real estate and zone businesses. We arrange loans; we do not sell fund interests.

  1. ConstructionGround-up projects a fund must place in service on schedule.
  2. BridgeAcquisition and renovation while the improvement test is met.
  3. PermanentRefinancing a stabilized asset the fund intends to hold.
  4. SBALoans for operating businesses located in a zone.