Live data. 8,763 designated zones · 25,461 OZ 2.0-eligible tracts (Treasury, Sep 2026) · nominated and certified tracts as states publish

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Every 2018-designated Opportunity Zone and every tract eligible for OZ 2.0 nomination, each on its own census vintage. Click any tract to see whether today's zone has a place on the new map.

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Opportunity Zones (2018)New property buys generally end Dec 31, 2026 unless renominated (Notice 2026-40) 8,763

Not on the 2.0 eligible listNot on Treasury's eligible list. States can still request off-list eligibility under Rev. Proc. 2026-14 through Oct 28, so check back. 2,311

OZ 2.0-eligible tracts (2027)Treasury's eligible list, Sep 23, 2026 update. Eligible is not designated. 25,461

Rural-eligible onlyIn line for the 30% basis step-up 8,362

Nominated for 2.0Fills in as states publish their lists —

Certified by TreasuryOfficial OZ 2.0 zones, effective Jan 1, 2027 —

8,763designated (2018), mapped

25,461eligible for 2.0 nomination

2,311current zones with no 2.0-eligible successor

~1 in 4eligible tracts will make the new map

Designated zones: CDFI Fund list (Dec 2018) on 2019 cartographic boundaries. Eligibility: Treasury OZ 2.0 eligible tracts list (Sep 23, 2026 update) on 2020 Census tracts (Connecticut on 2022 planning-region IDs). Nominations: each state's published list (Kansas and Massachusetts via OpportunityZones.com until the state posts a file). Certifications: state announcements of Treasury approval. Crosswalk: Census 2010-2020 tract relationship file; slivers under 5% of land area ignored. Educational only, not tax or legal advice. Back to the state tracker · Built by OZPros.