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Author: Elizabeth Kneebone
Economic Development
Opportunity Zones 2.0 will offer place-based investment in low-income communities
May 5, 2026
Changes in 2025 to the Opportunity Zones (OZ) tax-incentive initiative present an opportunity for local leaders, community-based organizations, investors, and state and local agencies to shape a new decade of place-based investments in low-income communities. Communities are preparing now for what many call “OZ 2.0.”
Read more → : Opportunity Zones 2.0 will offer place-based investment in low-income communities
Housing
How the Fed studies and understands housing’s key role in the economy
March 24, 2026
The cost and availability of housing affect family budgets, labor force mobility, business growth, and the health of the economy. Learn how the Fed studies and engages with communities around vital housing trends, challenges, and innovations.
Read more → : How the Fed studies and understands housing’s key role in the economy
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