What’s the latest with our BTR OZ Fund & Opportunity Zones?

We strive to bring you up-to-date on what’s going on in the world of Opportunity Zones. Last week, we answered some of your most frequently asked questions.

In case you may have missed it, Scott Turner has been nominated for Secretary of HUD (U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development). Multifamily Dive noted how industry leaders are applauding the nomination of Scott Turner for Secretary of HUD. This is seen as a “boost for Opportunity Zones” since Turner not only helped establish Opportunity Zones, but his nomination “also places one of the most experienced OZ advocates in a position of real influence” according to the article. 

There has been a lot of positive momentum regarding the future of Opportunity Zones. We couldn’t be more excited as our BTR OZ Fund is moving forward with three projects in markets that Multi-Housing News called “hotspots” for growth.

Here’s a video of our project that’s being built in Huntsville, AL

The overall 2025 outlook for the BTR sector remains positive, due to the increasing demand for high-quality rental housing. This positive outlook for the BTR sector, combined with the possible extension of the OZ program, potentially make this an opportune time for investors. 

While the three projects in the BTR OZ Fund are being developed, here’s a video of one of our other BTR projects in Charlotte, NC from our previous OZ Fund VIII.

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Past performance of Pinnacle Partners OZ Funds is not indicative of future results. There can be no assurance that the fund’s objectives will be achieved or that cash distributions will, in fact, be made or, if made, whether those distributions will be made when or in the amount anticipated or that certain tax benefits will be available to investors. An investment in the fund is illiquid, speculative, and will involve significant risks. It is only offered to suitable and qualified investors. Full details about the fund and its associated risks can be found in the fund offering documents. 

Nothing in this blog post should be construed as tax advice.  Please confer with your tax adviser to determine if an investment in an OZ fund is right for you.