Opportunity Zones

Since 2017, the Chicago area has seen a slight increase in investment within Opportunity Zones, while values in those areas have decreased.

PEEK Reock I QOF, LLC and PEEK Reock II QOF, LLC are set to break ground next year on two separate apartment-rental properties of 50 and 118 apartment-home units, respectively, within the city’s Reock Street Redevelopment Area. The combined development cost for the two projects is approximately $45 million.

Ben Seigel is Baltimore’s “match.com” of Opportunity Zones.

The rise in commercial real estate investment in Phoenix has created a growing need for affordable housing in the Downtown market.

"The Opportunity Zone program is not a magic pill. It has the ability to make a good deal great but will not make a bad deal good.”

Projects have been completed from Maine to Florida, from Minnesota to California and many points in between.

The new agreement will fuel development and investment activity to revitalize the corridor.

The Pacific Center is a two building, 390,600 square-foot office campus that is 85% leased.