Is this address in an Opportunity Zone?
Census tract 01005950100. This tract was designated a Qualified Opportunity Zone in 2018.
Rural tracts matter under OZ 2.0: rural funds get a 30% basis step-up and a lower substantial-improvement threshold, if the tract is designated in the new map.
Designated Opportunity Zones (zoom to city level) · This tract
The OZ 2.0 map
Governors submitted OZ 2.0 nominations to Treasury by September 28, 2026. Treasury is expected to certify the new map late in 2026, and the new zones take effect January 1, 2027.
Under IRS Notice 2026-40, property bought after December 31, 2026 generally has to be in a newly designated zone to qualify. Property bought before then in an original zone can keep qualifying through 2047, subject to the other rules.
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Running a fund in an Opportunity Zone?
QOF Tracker runs the 90% asset test, the QOZB tests and each investor's 2026 inclusion, for $99 per fund per month.
Sources: U.S. Census Bureau Geocoder (2010 census tracts); HUD Opportunity Zones layer (designations as of December 2019); IRS Notice 2018-48; address suggestions by Google. Always confirm a tract's status before investing.