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The IRS has published its official list of census tracts eligible for nomination as 2027 Qualified Opportunity Zones, and the clock is now ticking for states to act. Jimmy Atkinson and Andy Hagans break down Revenue Procedure 2026-14, walk through the OZ 2.0 nomination calendar, and explain what developers, fund sponsors, and investors should be doing right now to advocate fo...

Short-term rental condos inside an Opportunity Zone present a structure most OZ investors haven’t encountered: individual condo unit ownership, purchased pre-certificate of occupancy, qualifying under original use — with no development risk.

Heather Gustafson of CA South Development and Josh Prywes of Winstead join the show to break down how the ownership structure,...

Many OZ developers make a single bet — one deal, one census tract — and hope it works. Barrett Linburg is making a different bet — that concentrating nearly 1,000 units across dozens of deals in a single Dallas neighborhood would let his company control its own destiny and create a flywheel of investment that keeps compounding.

Barrett, co-CEO of Savoy Companies, jo...

The IRS released Revenue Procedure 2026-12 on April 6, 2026, providing the first official procedural guidance on how states, territories, and the District of Columbia will nominate census tracts for designation as Opportunity Zones under OZ 2.0. The new zones take effect Ja...