Two significant reports on Opportunity Zones were issued within hours of each other by two important organizations, the White House Opportunity and Revitalization Council and the Urban Institute, on June 17.

Opportunity Zone Magazine is proud to recognize the industry's leading and most influential Opportunity Zone professionals in five categories: attorneys, fund managers/developers, tax specialists, policy influencers and professionals in specialized fields. Candidates were evaluated based on their vision, influence and industry experience.

CDFI funds and QOFs can play an important role of increasing capital in underserved and lower income communities by partnering together.

What to consider when launching personal and syndicated Qualified Opportunity Funds and how to stay in compliance once you are in business.

OZ attributes include strong employment options, high quality infrastructure, growing rent and income levels, local amenities, and a higher rate of young people to make OZs attractive investment areas.

How cities can position themselves to attract OZ capital by developing multifaceted strategies.

A comparison of the many similarities of the EB-5 and OZ programs and how it could be beneficial to participate in both at the same time.

The OZ program is built to enable sustainable and positive economic impact, and the approach to doing so is practical. Here are the tools.