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OZ 2.0 | State Resource

District of Columbia

Designated · 25 tracts

Last checked 2026-06-16

25

Designated tracts (of 69 eligible)

0

Rural designated — QROF treatment

17

Former OZ 1.0 tracts redesignated

57

Days until designations take effect

How District of Columbia chose

Treasury published the final list on October 30, 2026. District of Columbia designated 25 of 69 eligible tracts, its full allocation, in 1 of 1 counties with eligible tracts. Designations take effect January 1, 2027 and run through December 31, 2036. Treasury's October list has 3 more eligible tracts here than the April appendix, qualified under its missing-data rules; 0 were designated.

Compared with the eligible tracts it passed over, District of Columbia favored former OZ 1.0 tracts, tracts with prior NMTC deals and less dense tracts.

Trait Designated Passed over
Former OZ 1.0 tract 68% 6.8%
Rural (QROF) 0% 0%
Urban Institute Tier 1 48% 22.7%
Median poverty rate 28.3% 29.5%
Median family income, % of area 39.5% 45.8%
Residents of color (mean) 90.8% 87.9%
Median density, people / sq mi 11,268 15,939

Poverty and income: Treasury's own eligibility figures (ACS 2020–2024). Demographics: ACS 2020–2024. Former OZ 1.0 = at least half the tract's land area was in a 2018 QOZ. How every state compares →

8 OZ 1.0 tracts in District of Columbia were not redesignated. They stay OZ 1.0 zones through December 31, 2028, but under Notice 2026-40 new capital after 2026 generally cannot enter them except under a working capital safe harbor plan adopted by December 31, 2026. If a project in one of these tracts is mid-stream, that deadline is the one that matters. The county table below shows where they are. Transition rules →
Record: how District of Columbia ran its nomination input process

Nomination process

District of Columbia never published a public nomination process; as of 2026-06-16 the selection was made inside the governor's office without an open input channel. That was the case in a handful of jurisdictions. The contacts below remain the route to finding out which tracts were submitted.

Map: designated and eligible tracts

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View on EIG map → Treasury designation files (XLSX) Source: Treasury 2027 QOZ designations (Oct. 30, 2026) · IRS Rev. Proc. 2026-14 · EIG DCI 2023 · FFIEC CRA 2025 · Urban Institute 2026

Designated tracts by county

The county is usually the first local partner on an OZ deal — zoning, infrastructure, incentives. CDEs listed are New Markets Tax Credit allocatees that have already financed deals inside this county's designated tracts: the organizations with a working track record of underwriting there.

County Designated / eligible Rural OZ 1.0 kept / lost Residents NMTC CDEs active in designated tracts
District of Columbia 25 / 69 — 17 / 8 96,481 Banc of America CDE, LLC; CAHEC New Markets, LLC; CFBanc Corporation; CSDC New Markets Fund LLC; Citibank NMTC Corporation; City First New Markets Fund II, LLC; Civic Builders, Inc.; DC Housing Enterprises; ESIC New Markets Partners LP; HARBOR BANKSHARES CORPORATION; Jubilee Manna CDE, LLC; Local Initiatives Support Corporation; Low Income Investment Fund; Merrill Lynch Community Development Company; Morgan Stanley New Markets, Inc.; National Community Investment Fund; Telesis CDE Corporation; The Community Builders CDE LLC; Truist Community Development Enterprises, LLC a Domestic Limited Liability Company; USBCDE, LLC

Counties with no designated tracts are listed only if they lost OZ 1.0 tracts. NMTC: CDFI Fund NMTC public data release. 20 distinct CDEs across District of Columbia's designated tracts.

Find projects and partners in the designated tracts

Every designated tract in District of Columbia, tagged by the signals that point to a project type or a partner. Pick tags to narrow the list — a tract must carry every tag selected. Tags are simple published rules, not a score; hover a tag for its definition.

25 of 25 tracts shown

Download all eligible tracts, national (CSV) →
Tract County Pov. MFI Pop. Rent. Vac. Signals Prior NMTC CDEs
11001001804 District of Columbia 25.9% — 5,454 61.3% 5.5%
NMTC track recordCRA-eligibleHousing pressure
Merrill Lynch Community Development Company; The Community Builders CDE LLC $39.3M · 2 deals
11001002802 District of Columbia 36.4% 36.3% 4,507 76% 5.4%
NMTC track recordCRA-eligibleUI Tier 1
Jubilee Manna CDE, LLC; Truist Community Development Enterprises, LLC a Domestic Limited Liability Company
11001006400 District of Columbia 27.4% 16.2% 2,989 85.3% 23.8%
Former OZ 1.0NMTC track recordCRA-eligibleHigh vacancy
CAHEC New Markets, LLC
11001006804 District of Columbia 55.4% — 2,231 54.5% 0%
Former OZ 1.0
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11001007304 District of Columbia 37.6% 39.6% 5,288 75.2% 9.3%
Former OZ 1.0NMTC track recordCRA-eligibleHousing pressureUI Tier 1
CFBanc Corporation; Local Initiatives Support Corporation $4.7M · 2 deals
11001007401 District of Columbia 37.2% 32.3% 1,249 79% 17.3%
Former OZ 1.0NMTC track recordCRA-eligibleHousing pressureHigh vacancy
CSDC New Markets Fund LLC $7.2M · 1 deal
11001007502 Washington District of Columbia 32% 28.1% 4,259 81.7% 19.2%
CRA-eligibleHousing pressureHigh vacancyUI Tier 1
—
11001007503 District of Columbia 26.3% 57.2% 2,188 72% 19.3%
Former OZ 1.0NMTC track recordCRA-eligibleHousing pressureHigh vacancy
ESIC New Markets Partners LP; Jubilee Manna CDE, LLC; Local Initiatives Support Corporation; National Community Investment Fund $73.6M · 4 deals
11001007601 Washington District of Columbia 25.4% 46.2% 4,240 67% 21.7%
Former OZ 1.0CRA-eligibleHigh vacancyUI Tier 1
—
11001007709 District of Columbia 32.6% — 2,023 75.4% 8.9%
Former OZ 1.0NMTC track recordCRA-eligibleHousing pressure
City First New Markets Fund II, LLC
11001007803 Washington District of Columbia 32.7% 38.6% 4,695 60.7% 12.9%
Former OZ 1.0NMTC track recordCRA-eligibleHousing pressure
City First New Markets Fund II, LLC; Morgan Stanley New Markets, Inc.
11001007804 District of Columbia 30.4% 42.5% 3,871 73.7% 15%
Former OZ 1.0CRA-eligibleHousing pressure
—
11001007806 Washington District of Columbia 16% 48.1% 2,325 56.8% 7.4%
Former OZ 1.0NMTC track recordCRA-eligibleHousing pressure
CFBanc Corporation
11001007808 District of Columbia 25.2% 46.3% 4,412 51.7% 15.9%
Former OZ 1.0CRA-eligibleHousing pressureHigh vacancyUI Tier 1
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11001008803 District of Columbia 20.1% 54.8% 5,082 89.9% 12.6%
NMTC track recordCRA-eligibleUI Tier 1
Civic Builders, Inc. $1.8M · 1 deal
11001008904 District of Columbia 24% 39.4% 3,740 81.7% 17.8%
Former OZ 1.0NMTC track recordCRA-eligibleHousing pressureHigh vacancyUI Tier 1
Truist Community Development Enterprises, LLC a Domestic Limited Liability Company $18.8M · 1 deal
11001009102 District of Columbia 19.3% 38% 4,322 63.3% 14.9%
Former OZ 1.0NMTC track recordCRA-eligible
Low Income Investment Fund; USBCDE, LLC $28.2M · 2 deals
11001009204 District of Columbia 28.3% 30.8% 3,368 82.3% 8.3%
Former OZ 1.0CRA-eligibleHousing pressureUI Tier 1
—
11001009602 District of Columbia 32.3% 27.7% 5,822 83.8% 4.4%
Former OZ 1.0NMTC track recordCRA-eligibleHousing pressureUI Tier 1
DC Housing Enterprises; Telesis CDE Corporation $50.0M · 3 deals
11001009603 District of Columbia 28.5% 37.7% 3,598 63% 8.7%
Former OZ 1.0NMTC track recordCRA-eligibleHousing pressure
Banc of America CDE, LLC; CFBanc Corporation $25.8M · 2 deals
11001009807 District of Columbia 23.5% 42.8% 3,474 76% 7.3%
Housing pressure
—
11001009904 District of Columbia 37.4% 34.3% 3,326 56.3% 8.6%
CRA-eligibleHousing pressureUI Tier 1
—
11001010400 District of Columbia 33.5% 65.4% 4,789 53.4% 8.8%
Former OZ 1.0NMTC track recordCRA-eligibleHousing pressureUI Tier 1
Citibank NMTC Corporation; HARBOR BANKSHARES CORPORATION $30.8M · 2 deals
11001010500 District of Columbia 22.4% 110.7% 4,201 70.7% 8.1%
NMTC track recordUI Tier 1
Telesis CDE Corporation $9.5M · 1 deal
11001011100 Washington District of Columbia 25.5% 102.1% 5,028 45.8% 8.3%
NMTC track record
HARBOR BANKSHARES CORPORATION $0.5M · 1 deal

Reading the signals for projects

  • Rural / QROF — a rural QOF investment gets a 30% basis step-up at five years, and existing buildings need only 50% improvement. Rehab of existing stock pencils here in ways it does not elsewhere. Mechanics →
  • Housing pressure — mostly renters, most of them cost-burdened. Housing deals here have demand; they also carry displacement risk, which is where community benefit terms matter.
  • High vacancy — vacant structures to bring back. Pair with the 50% rural improvement threshold where both apply.
  • UI Tier 1 — the Urban Institute's read that private capital is likely to come and the impact would be larger.

Reading the signals for partners

  • NMTC track record — the listed CDEs have underwritten deals in this exact tract. They know the market and can layer NMTC with OZ equity. How they stack →
  • CRA-eligible — bank investment here earns CRA credit. Start with community development officers at banks with branches in the county.
  • Former OZ 1.0 — QOFs and sponsors may already hold assets here. They are the most likely early OZ 2.0 investors and know the local approvals path.
  • Tribal — the tribal government is a principal, not a stakeholder to consult. Persistent poverty — USDA Rural Development programs can fill gaps.

Data context

10

Eligible tracts in EIG DCI top distress quintile

The EIG Distressed Communities Index (2019–2023) is referenced in many state scoring rubrics. Quintile 1 = most distressed. See whether OZ 1.0 reached the most distressed places →

0

Counties with eligible tracts designated USDA persistent poverty

Persistent poverty = 20%+ poverty rate in every census 1980–2010. Source: USDA ERS County Typology Codes (2015 edition). Relevant for USDA RD program eligibility and QROF rural bonus. See QROF rural bonus mechanics →

44

Prior NMTC investments in eligible OZ tracts

CDFI Fund NMTC Public Data Release (2024). Indicates prior CDFI capital deployment track record in these tracts. See how NMTC and OZ stack →

55

Eligible tracts with CRA designation (LMI or distressed/underserved)

Banks earn CRA credit for investing in low- or moderate-income tracts (Track 1), and in non-metropolitan middle-income tracts officially designated distressed or underserved by FFIEC (Track 2). When an OZ project sits in a CRA-eligible tract, bank capital can satisfy CRA obligations while generating OZ tax benefits. How CRA and OZ interact →

Cities: Washington, North Pole

ZIP codes: 20019, 20020, 20032, 20002, 20011 and 20 more

See all 2 cities and 25 ZIP codes

All cities:

Washington, North Pole

All ZIP codes:

20019, 20020, 20032, 20002, 20011, 20010, 20001, 20009, 20012, 20017, 20242, 20318, 20319, 20536, 20528, 20593, 20244, 20029, 20090, 20066, 20042, 20024, 20018, 20003, 88888

Look up a specific tract (FFIEC) → Source: FFIEC Census Flat File 2026, joined to IRS Rev. Proc. 2026-14 eligible tracts.

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Eligible tracts in top investability quintile (Urban Institute model)

The Urban Institute investability model scores OZ-eligible tracts by predicted likelihood of attracting private capital, based on OZ 1.0 investment patterns. Quintile 1 = highest predicted investability among scored tracts. Not all tracts are scored — coverage reflects tracts with sufficient OZ 1.0 data.

Who to contact

DC Office of the Deputy Mayor for Planning and Economic Development (DMPED)

https://dmped.dc.gov/page/opportunity-zones-washington-dc

Certified CDFIs

18 certified CDFIs headquartered in District of Columbia. CDFI Fund certified list →

Rural LISC

Rural LISC →

Native / tribal

No formal tribal consultation process has been published for District of Columbia's OZ 2.0 nomination. If your jurisdiction contains or is adjacent to tribal land, contact the relevant Tribal Historic Preservation Office (THPO) or tribal government directly before submitting a nomination.

Designations: Treasury, 2027 QOZ designations and revised eligible-tract file (October 30, 2026). Demographics: ACS 2020–2024 5-year. OZ 1.0: IRS Notice 2018-48, crosswalked to 2020 tracts. Eligible tract counts: IRS Rev. Proc. 2026-14 (April 6, 2026). Rural designation: Notice 2025-50, Section 4.01. Status tier last verified 2026-06-16. Full methodology.