The Six13 apartment mid-rise is being built in an opportunity zone in downtown Fort Lauderdale. Courtesy rendering
The long-awaited draft of opportunity zone regulations brought good news to investors as the guidelines give them more leeway in how they can take advantage of the tax-break tool.
In South Florida, the Trump administration move Wednesday likely means an increase in an already healthy appetite to invest in some of the 8,700 zones designated nationally under the 2017 tax overhaul.
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