Brooklyn Opportunity Zones: 67 designated tracts
67 census tracts in Brooklyn (Kings County) are designated on Treasury's final OZ 2.0 list (CDFI Fund final_oz2_designations; press release sb0682), effective January 1, 2027. 406 of 805 census tracts in the borough are eligible.1
By the OpportunityZoneInvest Editorial Team · CDFI final list, November 5, 2026
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Brooklyn map
This map colors OZ 2.0 eligibility and 2018 zones. The designated count, 67, is the CDFI final list for Kings County.
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Kings County tract table → · Sortable Kings County tract list
- Designated OZ 2.0 tracts
- 67
- Census tracts
- 805
- OZ 2.0 eligible
- 406
- In a current (2018) zone
- 136
Brooklyn Opportunity Zones: questions
Is my Brooklyn address in a designated Opportunity Zone?
Look up the tract on the OZ map or the census tract lookup. Designated status comes from the CDFI final list, effective January 1, 2027.
How many census tracts in Brooklyn are designated for OZ 2.0?
67 designated tracts, from the CDFI final_oz2_designations sheet. 406 of 805 census tracts are eligible. See the Kings County tract list.
Is Brooklyn the same as Kings County?
Yes. Each NYC borough is its own county. Brooklyn is Kings County, so the designated count is the county's CDFI count.
When do these tracts take effect?
Treasury designated them on November 5, 2026. They take effect January 1, 2027 (press release sb0682). The 2018 zones stay in effect through December 31, 2028.
Other boroughs: Queens · The Bronx · Manhattan · Staten Island · All of New York City
Sources
- Treasury press release sb0682 (November 5, 2026) and the CDFI Fund final_oz2_designations file. Eligible counts: Treasury's October 30, 2026 eligibility workbook. New York designated 430 tracts statewide.