Defer & eliminate taxes with Opportunity Zone investments.
A $27.6M equity raise for a fully entitled, shovel-ready, 305-unit ground-up multifamily development in Gresham, Oregon, a supply-constrained Portland suburb.
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A privately held oil and gas operator established in 1980, offering direct energy investments for accredited investors and institutional partners.
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The proposed project is a ground-up, fully climate-controlled self-storage development located in an Opportunity Zone at 141 N. Chester Avenue in Bakersfield, CA. The 1.71-acre site will feature a state-of-the-art, institutional-quality Generation V facility totaling 107,868 GBA and 80,216 NRSF, with approximately 813 units and a 1,225 SF office. The facility will include advanced security and coded electronic access.
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Investment-ready public-private partnerships in rural Oregon Opportunity Zones that leverage OZ 2.0’s enhanced rural benefits alongside state and local incentives including Oregon’s Moderate Income Revolving Loan (MIRL) program, tax increment financing incentives, and SDC reductions.
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Savoy pairs OZ benefits with disciplined execution in revitalizing Texas neighborhoods.
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Blueprint Local is a real estate investment firm that has deployed equity into more than 20 Opportunity Zone projects across the Southeast, Texas, and Mid-Atlantic, totaling over $2.3 billion in project capitalization and 6,100+ multifamily units delivered.
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Learn what you need to know right now about the tax benefits of OZ investing in 2026, plus a preview of OZ 2.0 coming in 2027, in this crash course from OpportunityZones.com founder Jimmy Atkinson.
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With the 90-day OZ 2.0 nomination window now open, governors are redrawing the Opportunity Zone map for 2027–2036. How the new designation process works, what has changed since OZ 1.0, and what investors should do before the map is finalized.
Most investors with a capital gain default to a sponsor’s QOF without realizing they could form their own. When does a captive structure make sense, what is the real operational lift, and at what gain size does the math actually pencil?
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Opportunity Zone professionals answer questions live from the OZ Pitch Day audience.
