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Morris, Paul V 
1/15/2019 4:44:33 PM 
jeffrey E. [jeeyacation@gmail.com] 
Opportunity Zones 
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Importance: High 
Hope all well, are you doing anything around these or clients? 
In a former warehouse on a dimly lit street in the South Bronx, developers sipping Puerto 
Rican moonshine listened as a local official urged them to capture a new U.S. tax break by 
rebuilding the decaying neighborhood. 
In Alabama, a young lawyer quit his job after seeing the same tax break's potential to help 
one of the nation's poorest states. He now spends his days driving his Hyundai from town 
to town, slideshow at the ready, hoping to connect investors with communities. 
And on a conference call with potential clients, a prominent hedge fund executive pitched 
investments in a boutique hotel in Oakland, which he described as San Francisco's 
Brooklyn. The project is eligible for the same tax break, designed to help the poor. 
Betting on Opportunity Zones 
Sales of development sites are surging in areas eligible for tax breaks 
Source: Real Capital Analytics 
Fervor about opportunity zones is heating up across the U.S. For a limited time, investors 
who develop real estate or fund businesses in these areas are able to defer capital gains on 
profits earned elsewhere and completely eliminate them on new investments in 8,700 low-
income census tracts. The goal is to reinvigorate these areas. But the question is whether 
the 2017 tax law will, as U.S. Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin predicts, pump $100 
billion into places that need it most, or if investors will play it safe by funding projects in a 
few zones already on the upswing. 
QuicktakeWill 'Opportunity Zones' Help the Rich, the Poor or Both?  
There's no lack of optimism among officials in shrinking Rust Belt towns, wind-swept 
Western landscapes and hurricane-ravaged Puerto Rico, who hope to jump-start local 
economies. The incent

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