The Answers to Four Questions Determine if Your Region Behind in the Opportunity Zone Battle
20 Feb 2019
Maybe it is a silly question since the ink on the IRS regulations are not dry, nor are they even written in ink, but economic development, elected officials and real estate developers are asking the question—is our region already behind in attracting capital for Opportunity Zones? The answer to four questions determines if your region is behind in this critical economic development opportunity.
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