Opportunity Zones

The 660 J St. redevelopment slated for 2021 completion reflects the continued emergence of the Downtown Commons district and is RevOz's latest in a series within undercapitalized communities.

The number of opportunity zones in the State of California shows that policymakers are serious about the issues of affordability and homelessness.

Investors with gains from a securities sale or the sale of an asset are good candidates to invest in a QOZF.

The pandemic has impacted everything, halting fundraising efforts and new transactions.

The areas identified are more impoverished and densely populated, with low homeownership rates.

Now that there is more understanding around the pandemic and the final regulations from the IRS, opportunity zone developments are in full swing.

The low-income communities that make up opportunity zones could be more exposed to the impacts of the pandemic.

The 360-unit Soleste Grand Central was topped off and is on tap to be completed early next year.