Opportunity Zones

With final regulations released last month, investors finally have clarity on a host of issues, and some of the new rules and expansions will make investment, development and operation of QOZ projects more attractive.

Some of the benefit that you receive later via taxes is being offset by the increased price of the land on many of these deals.

Following California State legislation reducing the ADU regulations, homeowners are taking full advantage of the opportunity.

Greenlight Communities is the first developer to focus solely on attainable housing rental product.

While the final guidance provided more clarity, there remains a lack of guidance on triple net leases.

The 2020 Qualified Opportunity Fund takes advantage of the strong pipeline of projects Grubb has.

Normandy reports that it has raised more than $100 million in commitments to date, and capital raising will continue through 2020 for the Opportunity Zone Fund that has a target of $250 million in commitments.

Flexibility in timing is among the biggest benefits of the new guidelines, and it could impact funds that already have projects underway.