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US Treasury approves Idaho Opportunity Zone 2.0 nominations

Original source: Idaho Business Review Source published

Idaho Business Review reported Treasury certification of all 25 Opportunity Zone tracts nominated by Governor Brad Little. The approved group includes nine rural and 16 urban tracts, with the new designations scheduled to become active January 1, 2027.

The report identifies Boise as having five designated tracts and places the approvals within Idaho's strategy for attracting private capital and jobs. It also cites approximately $200 million invested across 28 tracts under the earlier program from 2018 through 2024. The new certification establishes eligible geography, while actual investment depends on subsequent fund and project decisions.

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